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Tercel Shows Both Sides of His Personality This Week
It was cold on Wednesday morning, so cold that Debbie called me up to make sure I was coming. It was down to 25° F, and a light breeze was blowing. I told her it would really help me to ride since I was not able to ride either Friday or Sunday and my walking was getting worse, but if it was too cold for her it was fine, I could ride on Friday. She told me to come on out.
When I…
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I apologize to my readers for my lack of production this year, I just get so tired and discouraged that I can't seem to write.
At least I kept riding last year, and that seemed to take up all my extra energy. I even made progress with my riding, Cider no longer reminds me of a pretzel as we walk and trot around Shannon's small ring. Thanks to Cider's refusal to accept anything less than perfection, my body finally seems to have figured out how to keep centered in…
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Gosh Darn It--Mia Changes Her Mind Again!
Mia, the nearly 30 year old Arab mare I ride, seems to be going through various issues as she ages. Bits that used to be fully accepted start bothering her and she always lets me know in a few weeks if she wants me to change then.
Mia, in the past, has not particularly liked bitless bridles (old jumping caveson bridle, LG bitless, Nurtural cross-under bitless, Dr. Cook's cross under bitless, Light Rider bitless, all three of…
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Debbie's Horse Gets to Try a Different Saddle
Debbie, my wonderful riding teacher and manager of a big stable (38 horses or so) has a dream of doing long distance riding. She has her horse, Tercel, an Arabian gelding, but since he is an Arab it can be difficult to find a saddle that FITS him. If you are going to ride a horse long distances, a well fitting saddle is essential if you want a sound, usable horse at the end of the ride. She already bought one saddle that ended up not…
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Surviving The Summer
Well, I seem to have survived the summer heat. It has been a challenge living without air-conditioning but I got a wonderful surprise, this summer I had a LOT more endurance when riding in the heat. My youngest son, who has a BS in Biochemistry, told me that organisms have a mechanism when it is hot that protects the body's proteins, and when the weather turns cold (or if a person is in air-conditioning a lot) the body stops doing this particular…
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A Week of Forgetting Things
The heat has definitely arrived here in NC, not full summer heat and humidity yet but it has been a challenge living without air-conditioning. Bless the person who invented the electric fan! I have managed to stay cool enough so I am staying stable physically with my MS, but my memory is not as good as it is during cooler weather.
So Wednesday I forgot to do my final check-off of all the stuff I take to my riding lesson and forgot my Corrector…
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Mia Patiently Tries to Explain Something to Me This Week
When I was riding Mia on Friday I had a great time. She continued to keep contact with her JP single jointed full cheek snaffle, reaching out confidently and not flinging her head or curling up when I made a mistake with my hands. When I made a mistake with my hands she would start inverting, but when I corrected myself and sent her on she would reach out again and accept the bit. She was quite alert and looked around…
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I Give Eli a Helpful Hint
The heat has started to come to North Carolina, and due to thousands of dollars of unexpected expenses plus expected money not coming in I am having to adjust to living without air-conditioning this summer. Just today we got an air-conditioner in one room, the room we fixed up after our water pipes froze last winter, the smallest room in our house. So I am not doing as well as normal, but that has been the story of my life this year.
Since Debbie…
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Two Ways I Triggered My Hip Bursitis Riding This Week
After several sweaty rides it cooled down this week. We had to go through 3 inches of rain first, but for my last two rides it was cool with a pleasant breeze, cool enough that Mia protested standing in the breeze since she is now in her summer coat.
It was on Mia that I triggered my hip bursitis the first time. After a nice ride walking around with no problems I decided it might be a good idea for me to practice gripping…
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Gnats, Mugginess, Slippery Breeches, and Even More Gnats
Down here in central southern North Carolina we are now paying the price of our plentiful winter rains. The gnats are truly horrible. Debbie has ALL of her 30 plus horses in face masks and she asked me 1) if gnats are poisonous since she has swallowed so many of them this year, 2) if gnats are good for anything, and 3) if there is any other critter that eats them. I could not give her an answer, I guess I better start…
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Mia Changes Her Mind About Her Bit
I had a wonderful week of riding all three horses. We have had absolutely wonderful spring weather and everything worked out.
Last week I just got to ride once, on Mia, with the JP Dr. Bristol bit that I used with her before I tried the JP copper roller full cheek bit. This ride with the Dr. Bristol was fine, but my next ride was a thorough review of all of Mia's bit evasions and protests. This was following a general deterioration of…
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I'm Getting So Very Tired
I had another wonderful week of three rides, and all my rides were in absolutely beautiful spring weather. The only downside is that it is becoming more and more apparent that I've lost just about all the physical progress I'd made over the past 6-7 years. I post the trot for maybe a quarter of the ring and I have to rest. My previously taut muscles have lost all their tone. I get off the horse and I am so tired that I do not walk well. And there I am…
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Finally--I Rode Three Times This Week
Maybe the Universe is starting to smile on me again. Maybe I will be able to stop the relentless degradation of my body. Maybe I can finally start to recover from my MS exacerbation.
The first week of December 2013 I rode four times. Since then the most I've ridden in a week was two times around a month ago. I am walking a little better but my physical fitness took a big hit this winter, I am weaker and my muscles just won't…
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Mia Is Not Too Pleased With Me
I finally got to ride on Wednesday, the first time in two weeks. Between all the extra traveling I've had to do, the lingering effects of my MS exacerbation plus an absolutely horrible head cold I was too sick and exhausted to ride last week.
Wednesday dawned bright and cold. Mia was NOT happy to be brought in. I could not really blame her, the wind was from the North and it was bitterly cold. Debbie groomed her, but I did not…
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The Polar Vortex Interferes With My Riding
Last week I got to ride twice. Riding is out for this week, it is just too cold in the mornings!
Sunday the 19th I got to ride Cider. I just walked since I was too weak to do anything more. I tried the same aids for the shoulder-in I used on Mia, but I just got one or two slight hints of Cider actually doing a shoulder-in. Now Cider used to be used for eventing so she has had at least some dressage training, so it could…
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I'm Still Walking
I seem to be slowly recovering from my latest MS exacerbation. I'm still walking though some days are better than others as far as my mobility is concerned. I do know that I am a lot better than I would be if I had not gotten to ride Mia this week. My exhaustion is slowly abating but doing anything gets me tired quickly.
I did not get to ride at all the week of the big freeze, either the mornings were COLD (the worst one at 6…
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Mia Always Makes It Better
Right now I am fighting a Multiple sclerosis exacerbation (attack). It started Monday, Dec. 30, 2013 around 6 or 7:00 PM. Luckily years ago I figured out a homeopathic remedy that works with this particular type of exacerbation and after around three hours, when I was sure I was having an MS attack, I took it.
But once an attack starts it is hard to stop. The neurologists can do it with a GRAM of corticosteroids a day for 5 days, but since I am…
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Where's My Copper Ball?
I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas!
My husband gave me some Christmas money, so I went to the tack store yesterday. I've had my eye on a "Korsteel JP copper ball link full cheek" 3-piece snaffle with a small copper ball that rolls around the center link, as well as a "gelcomb" and a small brush so I could groom Mia's head properly. I lucked out, the bit was still there and I finally found the head brushes I was looking for. One of the…
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Dragging Myself Around
I think I am coming down with something, even though I have been staying mostly at home. All disease germs must love the Christmas shopping season, there are so many potential victims just waiting around to provide a hospitable home.
Wednesday I got my lesson on Mick. Poor guy, Debbie thought that it would be warmer on Tuesday night so she just put Mick's sheet on (he is in a stall at night.) Well Wednesday morning was cold and there was an even…
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Just One Ride This Week
Cold rain. Cold wind.
Last Sunday it was a cold rain, so I missed out on riding Cider.
Luckily I got my lesson on Wednesday. The low that night had been 21° F but when I got up the TV said 25° F so I went out to ride. I had gotten Mick an extra exercise sheet, this time a Centaur Climate Control Thermo Knit Cut-back Exercise sheet. Mick takes a 72" blanket so I had to get the…
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I currently do not have a carboy, but I do have spare buckets. I would like to dry hop in a secondary, but I am unsure if it is worth the risk of oxidizing my beer. Should I dry hop in my primary, or rack to my secondary bucket to dry hop?
Dryhopping is almost always done in secondary. The risk of oxidation is minimal as the beer has a layer of CO2 on top which minimizes the potential for oxidation.
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Dry hopping in the primary you will lose valuable aroma as the higher CO2 concentrations will carry it away. Hops present little-to-no risk of oxidation or bacteria. Dry hopping in a bucket is easier than a carboy...when it comes to cleaning out the hops afterward. Get yourself a paint strainer bag from lowes ($1.00) and a small zip tie and some sterilized marbles. This will keep the hops together and sunken for better utilization. If thery're leaf hops, use a lot of marbles...those things float like crazy.
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Oxidation would more be a function of how you transfer your beer...exercise caution to minimize splashing and you don't really have anything to worry about. Same as when you transfer to the bottling bucket. You can dry hop in the primary if you want, just wait till the primary fermentation is finished. Personally, I use a secondary for dry hopping so that I can let the beer clear and condition for a while before I start the dry hop.
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The Naval Clemency and Parole Board has denied clemency Sept. 27 to Terry Helvey who brutally murdered Allen Schindler in 1992 at a Naval installation on Okinawa, Japan. Schindler's murder sparked a nation-wide outcry because of its anti-gay nature.
The denial was confirmed in a letter to Servicemembers Legal Defense Network from Lt. Karen Giaimo of the Naval Council of Personnel Boards. The letter, dated September 24, 1996 states, "On September 18, 1996, the Naval Clemency and Parole Board voted to deny both the request for clemency and the request for advancement of parole eligibility date. The NC&PB's vote for both requests was unanimous."
The Board made its decision in a closed session, after hearing remarks from SLDN staff attorney Kirk Childress who urged the board to deny Helvey's requests. Mr. Childress spoke on behalf of Mrs. Dorothy Hajdys-Holman, Allen Schindler's mother. Mr. Childress reminded the Board of the heinous nature of Helvey's crime and that its decision would send a message about how seriously the Navy takes anti-gay violence.
Upon learning of the Board's decision, Childress said, "The Clemency Board has made the right decision. A dangerous criminal will remain behind bars and would be gay-bashers in the Navy will understand that anti-gay violence carries serious penalties."
Childress also urged all those concerned about anti-gay violence to remain involved in Helvey's attempts to win early release. Because of Naval regulations, Helvey's life sentence will be reviewed annually for possible reduction. He will be eligible for parole in 2002.
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BioMed Research International
Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 868050, 6 pages
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Molecular Identification of Ancylostoma caninum Isolated from Cats in Southern China Based on Complete ITS Sequence
1College of Veterinary Medicine, South China Agricultural University, Guangzhou 510642, China
2College of Animal Science, South China Agricultural University, Guangzhou 510642, China
Received 11 April 2013; Revised 7 July 2013; Accepted 22 August 2013
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text: The Fortune Street wiki last edited by DeF on 02/14/15 03:09AM View full history OverviewOne of the Boards in the game.Fortune Street is the ninth entry in Square Enix's long-running Itadaki Street series of video board games and the first to see official release in North America. This particular entry features characters from the Dragon Quest and Mario franchises, as well as Miis, in addition to boards themed after each. The game was published by Nintendo in North America and launched on December 5, 2011. This game supports online multiplayer with the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.GameplayDescribed as Monopoly with a stock market, Fortune Street lets up to four players go around one of fifteen boards to collect four symbols, buying properties along the way. Once the heart, diamond, spade, and club symbols are collected, a player can go to the bank to get a promotion (level up). The objective of the game is to acquire a certain amount of money and return to the bank before the other players or to hold the lead when a minimum number of players go bankrupt.At the bank they can buy stocks on groups of properties referred to as districts, inflating the value of the individual properties. Players can also add to the value of their properties by leveling up, buying all the properties of the same group or investing directly on one of them. Landing on a rival's property forces a player to pay a fee, determined by its value, to the owner and all shareholders of the group's property. Selling ten or more stocks in a single turn will lower the value of the district. The stock market mechanic is eliminated if the player chooses to play under the "Easy Rules" rule set.Some spaces on the boards trigger mini games, one of which involves betting on slime races.Some boards have a Wild card space known as a vacant plot. any player landing on it, can build a space as a ploy to basically collect more money.


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Is It the Water or the Installation?
About six months ago we had a whole house water softening system installed by Kinetico and opted for a reverse osmosis system for our kitchen drinking water. We disliked the taste of the RO water so we had it removed and ran a separate, non-softened line to the drinking faucet, leaving in the Kinetico faucet, by-passing the softening unit, and installing a separate water filter to remove the iron from the well water. Basically, we wanted to put our drinking water back to the way it was pre-Kinetico but it isn't behaving like the ol' water we've had for the last 30 years.
When the plumber was installing the separate line for drinking he said that the Kinetico installer had plumbed something against code. Can't quote me on this but I think it had something to do with how the RO system drained. He said that he fixed it so we were kosher.
What is different is that there are millions of tiny bubbles in the drinking water now, and less in the softened water but more than ever existed pre-Kinetico. For example, I used to change the dog's water twice a day when feeding. When I go to dump the old water, the entire bottom of his dish is nothing but very small bubbles. If I leave a glass of water for an hour-and-a-half or two, just sitting, it will develop thousands of these tiny bubbles along the sides and bottom of the glass. If I compare it to the softened water, the treated water has perhaps one-tenth of the bubbles. If I compare it to bottled water, say Poland Springs, there are no bubbles. I even notice bubbled water clinging to the inside door and bottom surface of the dishwashing machine.
The Kinetico faucet for the drinking water doesn't have an aerator but it is a very slender gooseneck. The kitchen faucet is the same one we've had for the last 16 years.
Any clues why the bubbly? And is it OK to drink? It tastes the same as the old water but I'm nervous and have taken to buying bottled water -- insane after spending all that money to get this elaborate plumbing system.
As I see it you really can't criticize Kinetico as they installed what you expected and it is doing exactly what it should. The fact that you don't like the taste of RO water happens and the upscale Kinetico allows for the installation of a mineral filter to get back the normal(?) taste but you opted to have the RO removed and that was your right to do that. BTW, that big water machine at the supermarket is RO water... do you like how that water tastes?
As far as Kinetico installing in violation of code... many plumbers are not as knowledgeable as they proclaim regarding water treatment installations so I would get that question cleared up by bringing that to Kinetico's attention in case the plumber screwed something up.
Is the untreated water coming out of the conventional kitchen sink faucet or the Kinetico RO faucet? If it is then that may be your problem. RO faucets are not intended to handle the higher pressures the house plumbing has and with no aerator you could be getting odd results.
Does the untreated water smell at all funny?
Can you remove the inline filter that treats iron and actually return to how your water was? If you have more than a trace of iron that filter may be the problem. Who recommended the iron filter? Is is a cartridge filter? What kind of filter is it?
Assuming you have a conventional well installation do you have a storage (pressure) tank? Is the Kinetico softener and the new line for untreated water to the kitchen sink installed at the output of the pressure tank?
To intelligently diagnose anything you have to go back to square one... hook up the untreated water to the kitchen faucet and remove the iron filter and see if it bubbles.
I'm confused about a couple of points....maybe I'm just not reading correctly.....
1) Kinetico RO and Kinetico softener installed or just Kinetico softener and someone else's RO unit?
2) Removed RO unit entirely? Non-softened non-RO water now coming from the "drinking water" outlet? RO unit not being used anymore?
3) Iron filter installed where in this line?
Basically, I'm not sure what your present arrangement is. Certainly softened water will taste different from your straight well-water. RO water will taste different from either. That part I get.
My apologies. I didn't realize anyone had responded -- thought I'd get e-mails but must have neglected to check off the box.
Justalurker: Didn't mean to give the impression that I was criticizing Kinetico for the RO water. Agreed, they put in what we'd asked for. We just didn't care for the taste and opted to remove it. I only mentioned it because it helped explain the in's and out's of the set up.
The non-softened water is coming out of the RO faucet. That is the very bubbly water. I've spoken with Kinetico and two plumbers about the faucet/bubbly problem. They all suggested that it couldn't be the faucet because it has no aerator. You are the first to suggest that it might be the faucet because it is not designed to handle the household pressure. I'm encouraged. Thanks. We will switch out the faucet and see if that is the issue. Can't thank you enough for your feedback.
asolo & justalurker, I really appreciate your participation and don't want to seem ungrateful but I'd like to try the new faucet out before I respond to your questions and other suggestions. I don't want to waste your time/brain power if we have found the solution.
Will let you know what we find.
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A new film out this month will shock some Emmerdale fans – when they see the village vet wielding a chainsaw!
Dominic Brunt, who plays Paddy Kirk in the rural soap, wields the power tool in a new British horror flick called Inbred.
The blood-soaked film takes place in the fictional Yorkshire village of Mortlake and is scheduled for release on September, 21.
In the movie,the arrival of four young offenders and their care workers sets off a chain of events which escalates into a "blood-soaked, deliriously warped nightmare", says the film's publicity.
Dominic makes a cameo appearance as a cannibal called Podge. The film also stars Jo Hartley, from This Is England, and Seamus O'Neill, who appeared in Steven Spielberg's award-winning adaptation of War Horse.
Brunt, who has been in Emmerdale for five years, is also making his debut behind the camera with another horror movie.
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Artists act with a superiority complex. Like I was talking to this girl and her mother (both very art oriented) and something reminded me of chibby (Japanese artform, very modern, involves making characters that are cute with awkward proportions) and I brought it up. Then the mother asked, "Did you make it up yourself?. Of course I hadn't, therefore she thought that that was a basis for disqualifying it as an art form, because it wasn't "original". Because y'know, impressionism, modernism and every other art form out there is totally original.
Then they think that manga and anime aren't art forms. It may be true that anime and manga don't seek realism, but they at least are somewhat anatomically correct. They mayn't be drawn to proportion (Orihime from Bleach - No one has boobs that big. Sailor Moon - no one has legs that long. Code Geass - sorry, but those characters are too tall and skinny), but I hardly think that that's grounds for disqualification.
Then there was this very artsy girl, very brilliant. She would not believe that W-RGB-CYM-K was the true color wheel. Even after explaining to her that RYB can't actually make cyan (C) or magenta (M), she refused to believe me. Then she asked what C was! After I told her, she told me that no one ever calls it that.
Art is dancing, cooking, nature itself, Picasso, words, Naruto and fashion! Art is what ever you make it. It just angers me that they disqualify something as an art form because it doesn't mean some insane standards of theirs that seem to me as arbitrary and bias.
"Art is dancing, cooking, nature itself, Picasso, words, Naruto and fashion! Art is what ever you make it. It just angers me that they disqualify something as an art form because it doesn't mean some insane standards of theirs that seem to me as arbitrary and bias."
I completely agree. Art is such a personal thing. If something moves me in a profound way, I'd call it art; and if someone else tried to tell me it wasn't, I'd be upset, because that's the equivalent of telling me that the feelings it evokes aren't legit. Art snobs can be really annoying that way.
However, the "artsy" community as a whole, I tend to really enjoy being a part of. People can get so much freer and more expressive, even spiritual. I feel like it's worth putting up with the occasional art snob to get to experience that.
Stuck up artists bother me too. I'm not stuck up though. I'm like "If it's art it's art. Art is a form of expression whatever that may be." you know? If you express yourself in one style, that doesn't make your art any less of an art than some other style.
What pisses me off more is when people say that photography isn't an art. You don't get a lot of that but when people say that I want to punch them.
But most artists aren't snobs. (At least the ones I hang around.) So yeah.
They put other people's art down because they probably can't come up with something original themselves.
Especially if they're critisicing manga based on only the visual components and how unrealistic it is. If they want to seek realism, then almost nothing's art. Basing art on strict realism pretty much undermines what art really is.
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ummm....that's just a load of BS...I got to art school and anime exists here.
It's true though, there's a damn lot of Andy Warhol wannabe artists.


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A thrilling race at Imola left the Tifosi delighted after Michael Schumacher took victory for Ferrari. He and the other 21 drivers report back on their afternoon in Italy
Michael Schumacher, Ferrari (1st):
I am very happy! The result shows that work pays off and that the effort put in by everyone - the team and our partners - has delivered its reward. The key moment was staying ahead after the second pit stop. As we saw last year, overtaking at this track its almost impossible, unless the guy in front makes a mistake. With all my years of experience, I knew that what I wanted to do was keep Alonso behind me, but at my pace, not pushing flat out and thats what I did. At this time I had a bit of graining, as had been the case in free practice and now we must work out what caused it. I hope we can keep up this standard in the coming races and I think that from now on, we will be very competitive.
Fernando Alonso, Renault (2nd):
Second place and eight points is a perfect result for me this afternoon. We suspected that we had qualified with more fuel than the others, and the race showed we were right to pick that strategy. At a normal circuit, we could have won but this is Imola where overtaking is almost impossible. I could see that I was much faster than Michael in the second stint, and I was just trying to put pressure on him, hoping he would make a mistake. We did not plan to make our second stop when we did - we pitted early to try and overtake him but it didn't quite work. So I stayed in his slipstream and in the last five laps, put all the revs on the engine and tried to overtake. But the Ferrari was a lot quicker again at the end, and it didn't happen. Looking at the championship, though, this is perfect. My closest rivals at the start of the weekend were Fisichella and Raikkonen, and I have taken points from both of them. I am happy with this, and I know we will be stronger again in the Nurburgring.
Juan Pablo Montoya, McLaren (3rd):
"I'm pleased with today's race and that we managed to get a podium position and some important Championship points. I made a good start off the line but was squeezed by traffic going into the first chicane and had to lift in order to avoid an incident. I then got stuck in traffic which cost me some time. I think it was clear as the race progressed that we had qualified on quite a heavy fuel load, but we were really able to take advantage of our strategy during the race. The guys did a great job in the pit stops which helped, but once I was in clear air the leaders were already about 13 seconds ahead, and it was too late for me. The focus was then just to bring the car back and get third place and some points. Everybody has been working hard for the past couple of weeks, and I think we have definitely made some progress with our package, I can't wait for the rest of the season and hopefully winning some races soon."
Felipe Massa, Ferrari (4th):
It was a very difficult race, but it turned out well for Ferrari in the end. Michaels win and my fourth place make a very nice result. I would have liked to have been on the podium, but I am still pleased with this as it was important to bring so many points home. I had some problems in my second stint, but in the third one I could push as hard as I wanted again.
Kimi Raikkonen, McLaren (5th):
"I was not entirely happy with my car today and wasn't able to really go for it. My start was not very good and I lost a couple of positions, and then traffic hampered my progress during the first half of the race. After the second stop the car improved quite a bit and became easier to drive and I could start pushing again. However I got stuck behind Felipe Massa and to overtake here at Imola is virtually impossible as we could see in the race today. We can leave Imola with some points which is important and I now look forward to the next race in Germany."
Mark Webber, Williams (6th):
Todays result is positive after a difficult start to the weekend and all in all, we had a great race with the boys doing a good job on the strategy and our stops worked well. The only tricky part of the race was the first few laps on high fuel which made the car hard work on turn in and under braking, especially because of the bumps. Apart from a reasonable finish today, we also learnt plenty about Bridgestone. The job now is to keep finding more pace.
Jenson Button, Honda (7th):
There is no doubt that we missed out on the chance of a podium today as the car was quick and we had a good strategy. I had a problem at the first pitstop with the right rear wheel going on and then in the second pitstop the lollipop was raised before the fuel hose was disconnected. Unfortunately when that happens, it takes all of the pit crew with it. The Chief Mechanic has lifted the lollipop perfectly hundreds of times before and I know hell make sure this never happens again. Thankfully, no one was seriously hurt and I know the boys will be back giving it their all at the next race. Today has been disappointing but we had the pace and we have certainly moved forward a lot since Australia. Weve said this many times before but we just have to stay focused and keep pushing.
Giancarlo Fisichella, Renault (8th):
This was a race to try and recover what happened in qualifying yesterday afternoon and I cannot be happy to finish eighth, but I still got into the points. The start was fantastic but I got crowded out as others drivers closed the door, and then struggled with the grip in the first stint. We took off some front wing at the stop, and then the pace was in the car. I was much faster and started to make up a lot of ground because we ran further than the other cars, but in the end, there were only a couple of seconds in it at the second stop - and I came out just behind Button and Webber. The race showed the speed is there in the car, though, and I think we can have a much stronger weekend in Germany in two weeks.
Ralf Schumacher, Toyota (9th):
"It is a pity that we missed out on the points but that was not the best afternoon for me. We had a very aggressive strategy but circumstances played against us. We were a bit unlucky with traffic and the safety car didn't help us but we also struggled for grip in the early stints. The pace improved in the latter stages when I was gaining ground on Fisichella and Button so there must be some problem. I don't think it is related to the tyres because other Bridgestone teams did a good job so we need to investigate where the issue lies. We will test some new items next week and I believe we can improve at the European Grand Prix."
Rubens Barrichello, Honda (10th):
It was disappointing for us today at the end of what has been a strong weekend. I had a bad start and then lost a lot of time at my first pit stop. The nozzle failed and the team had to switch me to the other one. The pace of the car was okay, particularly on the first run, but it was a bit more difficult in the middle section. The lack of pace was due to the rear tyres locking; even though the brakes have got a lot better, the rears were locking on new tyres. However, the balance of the car is better so we are getting stronger, we just need to work hard at the areas which are catching us out. If it wasn't for the problems with fuelling today, I could have finished in the top six. The team is working well and we're much happier with the tyre-warming issues, so we should make a fresh start in Nurburgring in two weeks.
Nico Rosberg, Williams (11th):
This weekend was pretty up and down for me because qualifying wasnt too bad but I have definitely had better races than today. I didnt feel 100% comfortable in the car, especially on used tyres. My main problem was racing in traffic all afternoon and even when I should have pushed hard to gain some ground, there was someone ahead, preventing me from making progress. No points isnt such a good outcome, but now I am looking forward to doing a better job at my home race at the Nurburgring as Mark has shown today that we can compete in strong pointscoring positions.
Jacques Villeneuve, BMW Sauber (12th):
It was not that exciting because I had a problem in the first pit stop. We were not as competitive as we expected. However, the balance was good and with this we should have been able to do some quick laps. The start was bad but then the first corner was okay. For the next race we have a new engine and that should help a lot, which is important as we are racing in Germany.
Nick Heidfeld, BMW Sauber (13th):
This was a disappointing race for us especially as I had expected our race pace to be higher. But unfortunately this was not the case. My start was okay but still I couldn.t gain positions. One of my main problems was lack of grip, but at the second pit stop we changed the front wing settings and the tyre pressures so the last stint was a little bit better.
Vitantonio Liuzzi, Toro Rosso (14th):
It was a so-so race for me. We ran at our pace in qualifying which meant we started a long way back on the grid, which made it difficult to go anywhere. We had a decent race pace but we couldnt pass anyone as it is so difficult at this track. I had a problem with the brakes from about lap 3 onwards so I couldnt push as I was locking up the front or the rear. The car handled well and without the brake thing I could have done much better.
Scott Speed, Toro Rosso (15th):
I might have passed Heidfeld if I had not get so badly held up around the pit stops. I was unlucky in that I let Michael by a couple of corners before he pitted so I lost about five seconds there and then, when I came out of the pits I had a bunch of traffic. The cars pace was good, we were quicker than Heidfeld and quick enough to keep up with our senior Red Bull team! To add to my bad luck, my drinks bottle didnt work all race.
Tiago Monteiro, Midland (16th):
"Another finish, which is important of course, because every finish gives us more data to work with. We had two strategy options, depending on how the start went. Actually, it was our best start so far this season, so I managed to stay in front of Sato and from that point I was just pushing hard to follow the Torro Rossos. I couldn't do that, but in that type of situation, you have to keep pushing hard the whole race, because you never know what might happen to those ahead of you. So you push to explore the potential of the car and you push to improve your focus and concentration over a race distance. It's actually not too bad, because we learned a lot. Personally, I discover new things about the car every time out. Unfortunately, we're in a situation where we get overtaken, but we analyse this to see where our opponents are quicker. Obviously, this is not where we want to be - we would prefer to be fighting with the others - but I think our pace is improving all the time. We just need a little bit more, and we're almost there."
David Coulthard, Red Bull (DNF):
I had a broken drive shaft. Possibly as a result of something that happened after the pit stop, because when I pulled away I had a problem with the engine taking a lot of revs. Its a shame, because although we had seen this in winter testing, it had never happened in a race so far.
Takuma Sato, Super Aguri (DNF):
It is disappointing not to finish the race as we have had no reliability issues all weekend. I had a reasonable start to the race and I was able to make up a position, but the car was lacking in pace so I could not improve any further. The boys have done a really great job all weekend and we have made good progress so we shall just keep working hard to improve our performance.
Christian Klien, Red Bull (DNF):
The whole weekend has not been good for me with a lot of problems, starting in the first free practice session. In qualifying I had that bother with the speed limiter and now in the race I had a hydraulic problem. The race did not go well: I started behind Scott Speed and with it being so hard to pass here, I lost a lot of time behind. When I had a clear track ahead of me the car was actually quite respectable until it stopped.
Yuji Ide, Super Aguri (DNF):
"I didn't think I was pushing too hard at the start, but when I was exiting the second chicane Albers was the one on the racing line and I could not avoid contacting his car. After the contact the car was not stable in the corners and my front-left suspension was damaged. I later had a rear suspension problem and had to retire from the race. My lap times were a little faster this weekend, so I want to keep my rhythm and do better in the next race."
Jarno Trulli, Toyota (DNF):
"A lot of bad luck seems to be coming my way at the moment and today was no exception. We still have to investigate exactly what happened but something seemed to go wrong with the steering column and that meant I had to retire. It's a pity because we have been looking good all weekend and I was confident that we could have had a better day today. I made a very good start and I made up a place on Raikkonen as I went through the field. Unfortunately the car in front had a moment at the first corner so I had to slow down. It's frustrating because whatever I do, something goes wrong. But I will keep pushing because I know that the team and the package are good. Once everything starts working for me I know I will have a lot of success."
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Tee Corine (November 3, 1943 – August 27, 2006) was a lesbian visual artist notable for the portrayal of sexuality in her artwork.
Early life and education[edit]
Corinne was born and grew up in Florida. Her mother introduced her to principles and techniques for making visual art. According to Corinne, "I have seldom succeeded in keeping a diary, but I have almost always carried a drawing pad, and since my eighth year, I have also had a camera."
With a B.A. in printmaking and painting (with minors in English and history) from University of South Florida, Corrine went onto get an M.F.A. in drawing and sculpture at Pratt Institute in 1968. After a few years of teaching and backpacking in Europe, she became attracted to the back-to-the-land movement and communal living. She was also, in her words, sliding into suicidal depression.
"Something didn't feel right. Nowadays they talk about over-achieving adult children of alcoholics and the problems they have with depressions . . . Around the age of thirty I realized that art could no longer solve my problems . . . I found therapy, separated from my husband, became involved with women and joined the Women's Movement. I felt better."[1]
According to Completely Queer : The Gay and Lesbian Encyclopedia, "Corinne is one of the most visible and accessible lesbian artists in the world."[2]
Corinne began exhibiting and publishing art and writing in the mid-1960s. She was a co-facilitator of the Feminist Photography Ovulars (1979–1981) and a co-founder of The Blatant Image, A Magazine of Feminist Photography (1981–1983). She was the author of one novel, three collections of short stories, four books of poetry and numerous artists books and small edition publications.
Family, her show of mixed media drawings about growing up in an alcoholic family, has been the subject of a video interview by Jane Scott Productions. Portfolios of her art have been published in Lesbian Subjects, Feminist Studies, Gallerie: Women's Art, The Advocate, Philadelphia Gay News, The Lesbian Inciter, I Am My Lover (first edition, 1979) and Femalia.
In 1980, she was one of the ten invited artists whose work was exhibited in the Great American Lesbian Art Show.
In the early 1980s, Tee Corinne developed strong personal and artistic connections to Oregon after she moved to southern Oregon and lived and became active in the many women's communities springing up in the area. As she notes in one of her manuscripts, "Slowly, in Oregon, I reconnected with the deep levels of creativity that run in me and began producing work which pleased me."
She became adept at representing lesbian sexuality in ways that would elude the male gaze. In 1982, she produced a series of photographs called Yantras of Womanlove. Concerned with protecting the privacy of her models, she used techniques involving multiple prints, solarization, images printed in negative, and multiple exposures. Tee consistently and conscientiously included women of color, overweight women, older women, and women with disabilities as her subjects. Sometimes printers would refuse to print her works and art galleries would refuse to show it. In 1975, she self-published the Cunt Coloring Book, which is still in print today.
Corinne wrote about art for a variety of publications and, from 1987, was the art books columnist for Feminist Bookstore News. A co-founder and past co-chair of the Gay & Lesbian Caucus (an affiliated society of the College Art Association), she also co-founded the Women's Caucus for Art Lesbian & Bisexual Caucus. In 1989, Corrine received a Lambda literary award in the lesbian anthology category for her editing of Intricate Passions (published by Banned Books).[3]
In 1991, she was chosen by Lambda Book Report as one of the fifty most influential lesbians and gay men of the decade, and in 1997 she received the Women's Caucus for Art President's Award for service to women in the arts.[2]
Perhaps her best known work is the cover of the 1993 self-titled debut album of the English alternative rock band Suede.
In 1998, her photographs appeared on the cover and sleeve of the timmikat ReCoRDS' release, "Milkshake: A CD to Benefit The Harvey Milk Institute".
Personal life[edit]
In 1966, Corinne married the man she described as her 'best friend'.[4] She came out in 1975[5] at which time she was in a relationship with Honey Lee Cottrell. Over the years, Corrine embarked upon relationships with Caroline Overman (early 1980s), Lee Lynch (mid 1980's) and Beverly Anne Brown (1989–2005).[5]
Death and legacy[edit]
Corinne died on the 27th August 2006[6] in Southern Oregon after a struggle with liver cancer. She was 62 years old. Her manuscript collection was donated to the University of Oregon Libraries, and is now housed in the library's Special Collections unit. The collection includes correspondence, literary manuscripts, artwork, photographs, artifacts, and other documents that reflect Corinne's life and work.[7]
Moonforce Media created the Tee A. Corinne Prize for Lesbian Media Artists in 2006 to annually honor Corinne as an artist with bold vision and a fierce dedication to encouraging and preserving lesbian art. The award is an unrestricted grant of up to $1,000 annually. The prize is dedicated to artists working in photography, film, video, digital media, new media, or any fusions of these forms and in any genre including documentary, narrative, experimental, or any other styles or combination of genres. The award furthers Corinne's wish that individual lesbian artists be financially supported to work independently and without censorship.[8]
- The Cunt Coloring Book. San Francisco: Pearlchild, 1975; San Francisco: Last Gasp, 1988. Also published as Labiaflowers. Tallahassee, FL: Naiad Press, 1981.
- Courting Pleasure. Austin: Banned Books, 1994.
- Family: About Growing Up In An Alcoholic Family. North Vancouver, BC: Gallerie, 1990.
- Lesbian Muse: The Women Behind the Words. Portland, OR: Chance Publications, 1989.
- The Sex Lives of Daffodils: Growing Up As An Artist Who Also Writes. Wolf Creek, OR: Pearlchild 1994, 1997.
- Twenty-Two Years, 1970-1992. Wolf Creek, OR: Pearlchild, 1992.
- Wild Lesbian Roses: Essays on Art, Rural Living, and Creativity, 1986-1995, Wolf Creek, OR, Pearlchild, 1997.
- Yantras of Womanlove. Tallahassee, FL: Naiad Press, 1982.
- The Little Houses on Women's Land (2002)
- Drawing as a Problem-Solving Activity (2002)
- ^ http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3693/is_200607/ai_n17178702/. Missing or empty
(help)[dead link] - ^ a b "Tee Corinne - Biography". Queer-arts.org. Retrieved 2012-06-24.
- ^ "2nd Annual Lambda Literary Awards". 30 July 1990. Retrieved 4 October 2010.
- ^ "Tee A. Corinne's Personal Statement". Varo Registry. Retrieved 2012-06-24.
- ^ a b Corinne, Tee A. "Scars, Stoma, Ostomy Bag, Portacath: Picturing Cancer In Our Lives". glbtq. Retrieved 2012-06-24.
- ^ Silverberg, Cory (December 27, 2006). "Sexual Losses 2006". Sexuality.about.com. Retrieved 2012-06-24.
- ^ "Knight Library Hosts Exhibit on Artist and Writer Tee Corinne". University of Oregon Libraries. October 8, 2008. Retrieved 2012-06-24.
- ^ Belge, Kathy (2006-08-27). "Tee Corinne Lesbian Artist (1943-2006)". Lesbianlife.about.com. Retrieved 2012-06-24.
Additional sources[edit]
- Corinne, Tee A. The Sex Lives of Daffodils: Growing Up as an Artist Who Also Writes. Wolf Creek, OR : Pearlchild, c1997 Sherman, Phillip and Samuel Bernstein, eds.
- Uncommon Heroes. Fletcher Press, c1994
- Queer arts.org. "Obscurely Famous," an interview with Tee Corinne. September 1998. (August 27, 2003).
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Batf belongs to the activator protein 1 superfamily of basic leucine zipper transcription factors that includes Fos, Jun, and Atf proteins. Batf is expressed in mouse T and B lymphocytes, although the importance of Batf to the function of these lineages has not been fully investigated. We generated mice (Batf(DeltaZ/DeltaZ)) in which Batf protein is not produced. Batf(DeltaZ/DeltaZ) mice contain normal numbers of B cells but show reduced numbers of peripheral CD4(+) T cells. Analysis of CD4(+) T helper (Th) cell subsets in Batf(DeltaZ/DeltaZ) mice demonstrated that Batf is required for the development of functional Th type 17 (Th17), Th2, and follicular Th (Tfh) cells. In response to antigen immunization, germinal centers were absent in Batf(DeltaZ/DeltaZ) mice and the maturation of Ig-secreting B cells was impaired. Although adoptive transfer experiments confirmed that this B cell phenotype can be driven by defects in the Batf(DeltaZ/DeltaZ) CD4(+) T cell compartment, stimulation of Batf(DeltaZ/DeltaZ) B cells in vitro, or by a T cell-independent antigen in vivo, resulted in proliferation but not class-switch recombination. We conclude that loss of Batf disrupts multiple components of the lymphocyte communication network that are required for a robust immune response.
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Gaylord Box Liners - Plastic Gaylord Liner
Gusseted Gaylord Box Liners (also used as pallet covers) offer a popular and economical way to provide protection. We have many sizes to choose from that can accommodate your needs and can be custom printed to display your company's logo or information. Our Box Liners are durable and are great for keeping your product or cargo safe, clean and secure.
Pallet covers are used to line these boxes. Choose your liner size from our in-stock pallet covers, or scroll to the bottom for more options.
A Gaylord box is 48" x 40" x 36" (approx. 120 cm x 100 cm x 90 cm) and fits neatly on a standard shipping pallet.
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