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The overnight report: Red Wings-Lightning set-up and more Babblespeak
Blog: The Malik Report By George Malik
03/28/15 at 01:12 AM ET | Comments (12)
The Detroit Red Wings begin a stretch of 4 incredibly important games in 6 nights against the Tampa Bay Lightning this afternoon (2 PM on FSD/Sun Sports/97.1 FM), and while this game isn't necessarily as possibly playoff-trajectory-changing as Tuesday's 4-pointer against the Senators or Thursday's 4-pointer against the Bruins (both teams remain 5 points behind Detroit)--and unless the Lightning lose their last 7 games, and the Wings win their last 9 (see also: Wings have 2 games in hand on Tampa), Detroit's not likely to close the 9-point gulf separating its 90 points and Tampa Bay's 99...
But it would be nice if the Wings, who are now in a fight to earn the visitor's spot in an opening-round battle against either the Lightning or Canadiens (who have 100 points), haven't defeated the Lightning this season (last Friday's 3-1 loss was the Wings' 3rd loss of the season to Tampa and the Wings' 7th loss in their last 8 games vs. Tampa Bay), so it would be nice if the Wings skate into the playoffs having proven that they can defeat the Lightning at least once over what amount to three seasons' worth of losses-and-a-win-in-November-2011.
The Lightning are obviously in a different place than Detroit; they've won 4 of their past 5 games and 8 of 12 March outings (see also: Detroit, 3-7-1), and their 3-2 loss to Nashville on Thursday produced headlines like Bolts falls to Nashville, can't seal playoff spot instead of, "Our goalie can't stop more shots than the other goalie this March...again..."
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Prospect news: Marshall's NCAA career comes to a close; OHL, WHL playoffs underway; Griffins win
Blog: The Malik Report By George Malik
03/28/15 at 12:45 AM ET | Comments (2)
The Red Wings have exactly one NCAA-playing prospect still playing as of this evening: David Pope and the University of Nebraska-Omaha will battle Harvard at the NCAA East Regional in Hartford, CT on Saturday (at 7:30 PM on ESPN3), and that's...
That's it now. Ben Marshall and the University of Minnesota dropped a 4-1 decision to Minnesota-Duluth on Friday, ending Marshall's NCAA career and casting his future in some real doubt as Marshall's senior season yielded 2 goals, 9 assists and 11 points in 38 games played (and those stats are indicative of his four-year career's worth of being an offensive defenseman who didn't necessarily produce points).
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Maybe, just maybe, the 'Abdelkder no-goal' might bring about some positive change
Blog: The Malik Report By George Malik
03/27/15 at 11:28 PM ET | Comments (2)
Almost a week after it happened--as a Red Wings fan--I still don't give a flying *#$%@& about the hubbub surrounding Justin Abdelkader's broken-stick-shoves-it-in goal save exactly one problem: agendas of the article-writers and Wing-fan-provokers aside, by the letter of the law, the goal was in fact illegal, and it should provide an opportunity for the NHL to explore ways to get the call right by reviewing it.
Sportsnet's John Shannon figured that he could leverage some of his connections to survey general managers regarding plays like this applying to the proposed "coach's challenge," and he received some positive feedback:
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LeBrun: Hockey Hall of Fame bylaw change—> Fedorov eligible for 2015 class
Blog: The Malik Report By George Malik
03/27/15 at 11:10 PM ET | Comments (2)
On Friday, ESPN's Pierre LeBrun reported that a tweak to the Hockey Hall of Fame's bylaws made Chris Pronger eligible for induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame this year, and LeBrun's Tweeted out a note about the bylaw tweak that might make Nicklas Lidstrom's induction this November that much more Red and White:
3 Stanley Cups, 2 Sekle Trophies, a Hart Trophy, a Lester B. Pearson Award, 483 goals, 1179 points, 176 playoff points....That's Hall of Fame stuff.
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Evening Line
03/27/15 at 10:18 PM ET | Comments (0)
Tough call. But we want to try to limit the amount of reviews."
"I saw the broken stick incident, tough call for the ref. In my opinion this should be another call for the guys in the war room. It's no different than being kicked in."
"In a perfect world it would be nice to have all goals reviewed. Problem is, that goal is easy to make a decision on. Once you go down the path of reviewing all goals, etc.. there are issues that will arise on calls that are not as clear cut."
"Boy, that's a tough one. Seems like logic would say that it should be reviewable."
-a few NHL General Managers when asked about the 'broken-stick' goal by Justin Abdelkader. More from John Shannon of Sportsnet.
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Nick Bjugstad Had Back Surgery Today
03/27/15 at 09:18 PM ET | Comments (0)
via the Florida Panthers,
Florida Panthers Executive Vice President and General Manager Dale Tallon announced today that F Nick Bjugstad underwent successful surgery on his lower back today at the Mayo Sports Clinic in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He will be out for the remainder of the regular season and a full recovery is expected.
"After consulting with Nick and thoroughly evaluating the extent of his injury, we mutually felt it was important to have this procedure done as soon as possible," said Tallon. "Nick showed a tremendous amount of character over the past month, playing through an injury, while helping our club compete down the final stretch for a playoff spot. He will be closely monitored by our medical staff during his rehabilitation process and will be ready for the start of training camp in September."
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Who Is The Fake Sean Monahan?
03/27/15 at 08:09 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Eric Duhatschek of the Globe and Mail,
The creative force behind the fake Sean Monahan Twitter account (Boring Sean Monahan) remains an unsolved mystery in the Calgary Flames dressing room, though the suspect list has generally been narrowed down to two possible candidates, both of them long gone from the team.
It might have been defenceman Chris Butler, now with the St. Louis Blues, because of his quiet sneaky sense of humour. Brian McGrattan, now in the minors, is the other option, a loud and boisterous dressing-room presence who took Monahan under his wing last year, when the latter was still an NHL rookie.
Whoever created – and still maintains – the account (@boringmonahan) follows just one player (McGrattan), which is either a too-obvious clue or a clever red herring.
Defenceman Dennis Wideman thinks it's the latter.
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Using Advanced Stats In The Scouting Process
03/27/15 at 05:31 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Mike G. Morreale of NHL.com,
Will the age of enhanced statistics one day change the way NHL Central Scouting goes about its business in evaluating the top players eligible for the NHL Draft?
There's no denying the fact enhanced stats have taken the NHL and its fans by storm. In February, the League announced a partnership with enterprise software company SAP to provide many new statistics via NHL.com. If this stats revolution changes the way people now analyze the game, what could it do for NHL scouts?
"If you add ingredients to help you evaluate someone, you have to use those ingredients," Central Scouting's David Gregory said. "But you can't go overboard; we've been baking a cake our whole life and now, if you put icing on the cake, it's better. But if it's all icing it's not a good cake, so I think if you take it too far it might not work.
"The eyeball test still has to be there, you still have to apply what analytics do. It could help you decide between one guy or the other, and I believe it is good for the game."
Chris Edwards, who does a majority of his scouting in the Ontario Hockey League, isn't completely sold on the enhanced stats revolution.
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Oilers Prospect Houck Graduates from WHL
Blog: Oil Patch By Lisa Brown
03/27/15 at 04:35 PM ET | Comments (0)
The WHL season is over for most players, and this means tremendous opportunity for some including Jackson Houck. His Vancouver Giants team came in dead last in the WHL but now Houck's season is not over. Instead of getting an early summer, Houck is being given the opportunity to play with a playoff team in the Oklahoma City Barons. Even if Houck doesn't see ice team, the opportunity of practising with the Edmonton Oilers' AHL affiliate and getting more attention, and working closer to the NHL team that drafted him will be a tremendous boost to his development.
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Auston Matthews Another Example Of Hockey's Growth
03/27/15 at 03:16 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Damien Cox of Sportsnet,
Once again, there's a seismic shift going on in the hockey world.
The last major one, you could argue, came in the late 1980s and early 1990s when European players started coming overseas in large numbers to play in the NHL, minor pro, U.S. colleges and in the Canadian Hockey League.
At around the same time, the seeds were being planted in the southwestern United States for a harvest that would take more than two decades to be realized, but is now coming into plain view for anyone paying attention.
The indicators are all around. Since 1992, the registration of hockey players in the Pacific, Rocky Mountain (Arizona, Colorado, Texas) and southeastern U.S. has increased by 240 per cent, more than half of that has come over the past 10 years.
In the same time period, there have been NHL teams added in Florida, Dallas, Phoenix, Denver, Anaheim, San Jose and Nashville, joining the Los Angeles Kings, whose acquisition of Wayne Gretzky in 1988 undoubtedly accelerated interest in the sport in virgin territories.
Not surprisingly, all these NHL teams and registered skaters have started to produce more and more elite players.
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The Relationship Between Phase Structure and Electrical Properties in (1 − x)(Bi0.5Na0.5TiO3–Ba0.5K0.5TiO3–BaTiO3)- xK0.5Na0.5NbO3 Quaternary Lead-Free Piezoelectric Ceramics
Article first published online: 6 JAN 2014
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Volume 97, Issue 4, pages 1283–1287, April 2014
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Dai, Y.-J., He, S.-S., Lao, X., Zhang, S.-Z. (2014), The Relationship Between Phase Structure and Electrical Properties in (1 − x)(Bi0.5Na0.5TiO3–Ba0.5K0.5TiO3–BaTiO3)- xK0.5Na0.5NbO3 Quaternary Lead-Free Piezoelectric Ceramics. Journal of the American Ceramic Society, 97: 1283–1287. doi: 10.1111/jace.12760
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- Issue published online: 1 APR 2014
- Article first published online: 6 JAN 2014
- Manuscript Accepted: 13 NOV 2013
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(1 − x)(0.85Bi0.5Na0.5TiO3–0.11Ba0.5K0.5TiO3–0.04BaTiO3)- xK0.5Na0.5NbO3 lead-free piezoelectric ceramics with x = 0.00, 0.02, 0.03, 0.04, 0.05, and 0.10 were prepared by a conventional solid state method. A coexistence of rhombohedral (R) and tetragonal (T) phases was found in the system, which tended to evolve into pseudocubic symmetry when x increases. The x = 0.04 sample exhibited improved electrical properties: the dielectric constant εr = 1900 with the low loss tangents 0.06, the Smax/Emax of ~400 and ~460 pm/V under unipolar and bipolar electric field, respectively. Meanwhile, piezoelectric constant d33 still maintained ~160 pC/N. These could be owed to the formation of polar nanoregions for relaxor phase.


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Stressed-Out Young Girls at High Risk of Teen Anxiety, Depression
Jim LiebeltJim is Senior Writer, Editor and Researcher for the HomeWord Center for Youth and Family at Azusa Pacific University. Jim has over 25 years of experience as a youth and family ministry specialist, and has been on the HomeWord staff since 1998. He has served over the years as a pastor, author, youth ministry trainer, adjunct college instructor and speaker. Jim's culture blog and parenting articles appear on HomeWord.com. Jim is a contributing author of culture and parenting articles to Crosswalk.com. Jim and his wife Jenny live in Olympia, WA.
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A new Univerisity of Wisconsin-Madison study shows that young girls exposed to high stress levels have a better chance of suffering anxiety or depression as teenagers.
The UW-M research team recruited 57 young adults to take part in the study before they gave birth. That was back in 1990.
The original goal was to see how working women cope with the challenges of being mothers. The researchers looked at things like emotional and economic pressures facing those young mothers.
But as time went on, researcher Cory Burghy said his colleagues took a closer look at the kids, and how they handled the stresses of home life.
The mothers had stress exams, while the kids had their cortisol levels tested. The brains of those with high cortisol levels at age 4-and-a-half took MRI exams when they were at 18 – and those results, plus interviews, turned up higher than normal levels of depression and anxiety in the girls.
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The paper sifts through a few hypotheses: Stress is the leading suspect, as polls have found that tax day is the most stressful day of the year. Increased alcohol consumption, a major factor in Super Bowl accidents, seems like an unlikely culprit here, since nighttime road fatalities don't go up on tax day. "Additional reasons," the researchers write, "might include sleep deprivation, inadvertent inattention, and less tolerance of hassles." Surprisingly, the advent of electronic filing doesn't seem to have improved matters — the surge of tax day fatalities is even higher in recent years than it was in the 1980s.
It's unlikely that this is all just a statistical fluke: The researchers pored through a large database of fatalities from 1980-2009, looking at 19,541 cases all told, and compared road fatalities on tax day with those on the same day in the week before and after.
Alternatively, perhaps the spike in stress and road fatalities have something to do with the increasing complexity of the tax code? Len Burman, a tax expert at Syracuse University who flagged the study, has the appropriate wonky follow-up questions: "In light of these results, it would be interesting to compare the tax returns of those involved in traffic fatalities with those who survive tax day. Are the victims more likely to have filed a tax return at the deadline. If they filed at the last minute, are the decedents more likely to have a balance due, especially complicated returns, or questionable income or deduction items than filers who survive?"
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Residents in Nangwarry requiring medical attention can rest a little easier since the approval of a new medical centre in the forestry museum and community hall.
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In November last year a torrential downpour flooded the town's medical centre, which was located amongst the shops, causing irreparable damage.
Nangwarry has been home to a medical centre and resident doctor for 63-years moving between the childcare centre, next to the football field, in the community hall, and to it's most recent location amongst the shops.
Taking care of patients from Kalangadoo, Tarpeena and Nangwarry, the absence of the medical centre has seen pensioners struggle to keep up regular visits since their resident doctor was relocated to Penola.
Secretary of the Nangwarry Forestry Museum and the Community Hall, Vic Smith, says the return of a medical centre was necessary.
"This upset quite a few members of the community, especially myself, who has regular visits to the doctor.
"A lot of elderly people in Nangwarry don't have transport to travel," he said.
In search of a solution, Mr Smith and a string of volunteers have been working tirelessly over the last four weeks to convert spare office space in the museum and community hall complex into the newly approved medical centre.
Given the green light by Chief Executive Officer of the Penola hospital, Jayne Downes, it is expected to be officially opened in June.
Requiring a few minor alterations including an extra door, some more power points and a fire extinguisher, Smith says Dr McArthur is pleased to return to the town he has looked after for over 20 years.
"He's already seen the premises, he's very, very happy with it and to come back and serve the people of Nangwarry which he has done for all these years," he said.
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I want to take this time to wish everyone a Happy New Year! We started a new message series titled "A New Year, A New You!" I know this slogan has been used by many corporations over the years as they head into a new focus for the new year. I told the church we are not pledging a slogan, we are making a commitment in our hearts to allow God to empower us to make a difference this year! I pray you will make a commitment this year to be the new you and to let God be in control of your 2015. I will have some message notes from the series on this page in the next couple of weeks.
We continue to pray for Operation Christmas Child! We were excited to find out our 78 shoe boxes were shipped to Malawi, which is a country of 17.3 million people in Southeast Africa. In Malawi 46% of the population is 14 years old or younger. This year alone Operation Christmas Child shipped 145,152 shoe boxes to the children in this country. Even though Malawi is among the world's least developed countries, it has the nickname "The Warm Heart of Africa. Pray for this country and the families that they find Jesus through this amazing outreach ministry.
I always want to praise God for His blessings and the way He guides and directs our services at Concord. I am so blessed to be pastoring at such an amazing little country Church. I hope to see you at one of our upcoming services, as we come together to worship our amazing Savior! Have a Blessed Week!
Love you all,
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I am going to leave the message points from "Let Go and Let God" posted here on the welcome page, as we all need to let God have His way in our lives on a daily basis. Two weeks ago I delivered the message God placed upon my heart titled "Let Go and Let God". God poured out his blessings on the Church in Acts 2:41-47 and He wants to do the same for us today! The four steps we must take as believers to "Let Go and Let God" are the following: 1) Claim Our Power (Acts 1:8), 2) Accept Our Mission (Matthew 28:19), 3) Unite in Love (Matthew 22:37-40), 4) Focus on Our Purpose (Romans 8:28). That same God that saved 3,000 souls on the Day of Pentecost is the same God we serve today! We must unite together as a Church and Impact the world around us for the glory of God! Start each morning by saying, "Lord, What would you have me to do?" When we have a T.G.I.F. day (Today God is First), we truly "Let Go and Let God"! Continue reading below to be part of the wonderful work God has been doing at Concord General Baptist Church.
Folks are truly excited about the growth and vision God has placed upon our hearts. We are excited about all the hard work that has gone into our Junior Church program and are blessed with several workers to help train up our children in the Lord. We are starting back up the Discipleship Training Bible Study on Sunday nights. We will be taking a close look at the Purpose of the Church. The Church enthusiasm has been great to see and I know God is going to further bless through this study.
I also want to send out a thanks to all the visitors we have had over the past few weeks. We would love to have you join us each Sunday, if God places upon your heart to attend our Church. I am so blessed to Pastor at such a wonderful little country Church. I continue to pray God's Will be done at Concord and the entire Bloomfield community, as we seek to grow His Kingdom one soul at a time.
The Holy Spirit continues to work in the lives of our congregation and we are excited about the new commitments God is placing upon our hearts! In 2014 God gave us a theme of being "Committed To A Better Life." We are all guilty at times of making commitments and forgetting about them a few weeks down the road. I have put the outline for this message on the Pastor's Page. I challenge everyone to read it and make those 4 commitments in their lives for God. Future 2014 messages will show up on this home page and then be stored on the Pastor's Page for future reference. I pray the messages speak to your heart this year.
Wednesday nights we continue the great time of fellowship in our weekly Bible study. We are starting a new study on "Discovering Our Spiritual Gifts". I invite you to join us on Wednesday nights at 7:00 p.m.
I want to invite those in the community who do not have a Church home to come and grow with us this 2014 year. I know God has great plans for Concord and we have been blessed to see God at work through our first three years as Pastor. We continue to pray that God's will be done at all times and He sends new families to worship with us each Sunday. I am a firm believer that with God all things are possible! Concord is a small country Church with a giving heart and a vision to grow God's kingdom.
Please continue to pray for the Church and our staff as we reach out to the community with the Gospel and love of Jesus Christ. Remember if you don't have a Church home, you have a family waiting for you to join us here at Concord General Baptist. I hope to see you at one of our services in the near future. Have a blessed week in the Lord!
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While 1'300 million customers bought iPhones by mistake thinking they would look cool just to notice later that everybody and their neighbors already had one.
Here in Switzerland, canton Vaud, Tax Day was March 15. It is quite easy : you download a Java app from the government Web site. It works on Windows, Mac or Linux. You can open last year's return to prefill the relevant information, then you are guided through the application as to which fields you need to fill. When done, the electronic form is sent back, encrypted, to the government. In many cases, you do not need to join any other justification document, but they may ask you for them later. Usually, you do not need to send your salary statement either because your employer is required to send it directly to the government so they already have it.
A similar system was demonstrated in Switzerland 10 years ago, but was considered as not viable and never implemented since.
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If they offer me the flight, I'll run the full marathon to break the record
Apple software on Windows has always been terrible, thinking it can take control of the whole PC.
A few years ago, most games I bought for my children would refuse to install if the QuickTime version bundled with the game was not also installed. Games refused to run if they detected that the installed version of QuickTime that was not exactly the one that came bundled with them, even if the installed version was more recent. Actually, QuickTime was just needed to play the game's opening sequence....
QuickTime also grabbed all media file associations for itself without asking the user. You had to painstakingly reassociate each media file type with you prefered player after each QuickTime install (including updates).
To me, this was a good summary of Apple's attitude : if you install our product, you would not want to use any other similar product. After this experience, I did not ever bother to install itunes.
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The biggest hazard for the lake Geneva (Leman lake actually) would be from the various large dams in the upper Rhône valley. Should one of them collapse, it would be ad 563 all over again.
Shouldn't these be called Google Googles ?
Switzerland turned Franc into Euro this year and nobody told me ?
Check your facts. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swiss_franc
Because Apple keeps moving the goal post. They will market a single feature of their new product that is above average (while most others are average). When other manufacturers will tout a better value for that feature, Apple will change the marketed feature and so on.
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I am in the very early stages of planning a bathroom addition. I live in a single family, single story home in San Jose, CA (outside San Francisco, CA). I am planning on adding approx. 100 sq ft (80 ft of bathroom, 20 ft of closet). I know it is next to impossible to get an estimate w/this few details, but is there anyway to get an estimate on cost per sq foot? I know it depends on fixtures selected, etc, but I am just trying to get a rough rule of thumb cost so I know how much money I need to save.
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Your plumber will probably be estimating the job by labor and material. I'm not sure how to estimate per sq. ft. Maybe if you supplied your own fixtures (picking them up and bringing them to the job site) you can save some money that way your plumber can't mark-up the prices of the fixtures. Get the plumber's ok first. Most plumber's will allow you to do this. If your looking for a specific fixture, post back and I will scan a color photo of it and email it to you.
most drywallers in my area get about .38 a sq foot including the mudding and taping.You may want to hang it yourself to save$$.Now I own my own painting company and to prime and paint that for you would be a flat fee of about $200.00.But does not include if you have closet doors then you need to add $60.00 per door.
Most painters even being a small project like that have to charge a minimum fee.If paid by cash prolly go to $225.00 for the whole thing.
Most painters even being a small project like that have to charge a minimum fee.If paid by cash prolly go to $225.00 for the whole thing.
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4.0 out of 5 stars The Circus (1928) blu-ray review
After being mistaken for a pickpocket & chased by the Police, Chaplin's tramp is offered a job in a circus where his clumsiness proves popular with audiences. Made in 1928 "The Circus" makes it's blu-ray debut courtesy of Park Circus for the UK running at 69 mins & is region B (locked) so will not be playable on US blu-ray players. This is a blu-ray/DVD set which includes...
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2.0 out of 5 stars Very poor quality
very poor quality picture, more like the quality of pirate copies , despite using on reasonable equipment, which reproduced other vhs well
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4.0 out of 5 stars The Circus (1928) blu-ray review,
This review is from: The Circus - Dual Format Edition [Blu-ray + DVD] [1928] (Blu-ray)
After being mistaken for a pickpocket & chased by the Police, Chaplin's tramp is offered a job in a circus where his clumsiness proves popular with audiences. Made in 1928 "The Circus" makes it's blu-ray debut courtesy of Park Circus for the UK running at 69 mins & is region B (locked) so will not be playable on US blu-ray players. This is a blu-ray/DVD set which includes the film on both discs.
Obviously this silent comedy is not going to rival a 21st century blockbuster in terms of PQ but it actually holds up pretty well considering its age. There are occasional lines & pops but on the whole the image is fairly sharp in its original 4:3 ratio (black bars at the sides, remember widescreen never existed 80+ years ago!!).
Audio too is very clear, there's a mono track & HD track. As there is no dialogue in this film there is no need for subtitles, the film does have the English intertitles familiar with silent movies.
Extras are featured on the DVD version, they include an introduction, a documentary, outtakes & photo gallery.
The Circus is a decent & memorable film & whilst it's not Chaplin's best (that would be City Lights) it's definitely worth owning if you're a fan.
5.0 out of 5 stars In a word......excellent!,
I was never aware of this film previously, but if you are at all interested in Chaplin, please do buy. The first 10 minutes or so are brilliant, especially the chase sequence involving the hall of mirrors & the clockwork figures on the boat. We kept rewinding the latter sequence, as it was SO funny. Chaplin was a genius. It's the thing that everyone says, but it is true. This and "The Kid" are our favourite Chaplin films. The restoration work on these Park Circus titles is amazing considering the age of the films.
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars,
Charlie Chaplin is wonderful, incredibly funny and poignant.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A formidable Greek maiden between two Norse gods,
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This review is from: The Circus - Dual Format Edition [Blu-ray + DVD] [1928] (Blu-ray)
Charlie Chaplin`s The Circus (1928) has long been considered something akin to Beethoven's 4th Symphony, which composer Robert Schumann referred to as "a Greek maiden between two Norse gods (the Eroica and the Fifth)." The Circus is the the maiden between two certifiable Chaplin masterpieces: The Gold Rush (1925) and City Lights (1931). Yet, Beethoven's Fourth, seen without Schumann's assessing lens, has, on occasion, proven to be a maiden unleashed, as in Carlos Kleiber's live, mercurial Munich version (on DVD) and Herbert Von Karajan's devastatingly sensuous 1963 performance with the BPO.
Like Beethoven's 4th, The Circus is an underrated opus. Seen without the preconceived assessment of historians, it is an interesting gem. Oddly, it is the one film of Chaplin's that was recognized for a "special" Academy Award. Despite that, it is an infrequently revived (and discussed) film.
The filmmaker himself did not help the cause for The Circus. Chaplin's autobiography is interesting primarily as a career autobiography. Private, painful details are omitted. Quite tellingly, Chaplin never once mentioned this film in that autobiography. Clearly, he avoided it because this film was made while he was going through a highly embarrassing divorce from one of his child brides (Lita Grey) at the time. Intimate details from Chaplin's sex life were exposed to the public. According to Kenneth Anger`s "Hollywood Babylon," Chaplin went through such an ordeal that during the divorce trial, the star's hair literally turned prematurely white.
Often, assessment of Chaplin's films include the biographical. A good example of this is Roger Ebert's review of The Circus. Ebert takes the often-traveled road of comparing Chaplin to Buster Keaton:
Chaplin was a considerable artist, brave and gifted, but I am in a minority in placing him second to Keaton among the silent clowns. My reasons for that are admittedly impulsive: I sense Keaton was the better man. Chaplin was so famous, so rich, so powerful when so young that there is a kind of conceit in the Tramp, a reverse noblesse oblige. Yes, he had a miserable childhood, and in his films, he often plays the friend of waifs, but there's an air of back-patting about it. The Buster Keaton character has his feet on the ground. He would be embarrassed to parade his goodness. He uses ingenuity rather than divinity. Chaplin's untidy love life suggests he felt he deserved whomever he wanted; Keaton in private life seems to have been melancholic because of alcoholism, but a decent enough sort with women.
The problem with Ebert's assessment of Chaplin is his objection to Chaplin's enormous success and his bullet point details of Chaplin's post-stardom biography. This view reduces Chaplin's films to the anecdotal. While remnants of personal history cannot be completely excluded in approaching Chaplin's art, his films, inevitably, transcend biography.
To be fair, Ebert is certainly correct in his comparison of the contrasting silent clown screen personas; Keaton's Stone Face never asked for audience sympathy in the obvious way that Chaplin's Tramp did. However, nor can Keaton identify with the everyman on Chaplin's level. The Tramp's poverty, which has nothing to do with the success of the actor playing the character, imbues him with an intimate personality that Keaton lacked. Out of all Chaplin's contemporaries, only Harry Langdon emerged with a comparable persona.
Ebert also makes a comparative notation regarding the amorous nature of the two clowns. To me, both Chaplin and Keaton are sexless, at least when filtered through a contemporary perspective. Chaplin's celibacy is that of the adolescent, as a people's priest. Keaton's character, while more intelligent and ambitious, is too phlegmatic for us to imagine him as anything other than chaste.
That Keaton was the more original filmmaker cannot be denied. His sense of aesthetic exploration is a model for early cinema. However, Chaplin proved more cunning in his business dealings. He never lost control of his films the way Keaton naively did. (Before he fatally lost artistic control to MGM, Keaton etched a celluloid character who embodied an admirable sense of detachment without resorting to overt populism).
The Circus finds Chaplin closest to Keaton territory, both in it's organic, innovative composition and its existential arc. The Circus emerges as a flawed, unique work of art, with the bleakest ending of all Chaplin's features. Desperation, contrasting with carnivalesque tinsel, evolves from the world of music hall pantomime and Max Linder, echoes Picasso's canvases of harlequins, and prefigures Fellini.
The Circus iris-ins on Merna (Merna Kennedy), riding bareback, bursting through a large star. Her ringmaster father (Al Garcia) becomes enraged when she misses the hoop on a second attempt. This misstep elicits a thrashing and period of starvation. Merna's act is followed by an ensemble of flabby, geriatric clowns. Al desperately needs a saving act.
Enter the Tramp, in an elaborate, virtuoso introduction. Starving, the Tramp is not above stealing food from a baby before he becomes the unwitting victim and pawn of a pickpocket. Wrongly accused, the Tramp runs for his life. He surrealistically mimics an animatronic prop in an amusement ride. Once discovered, he evades capture within a hall of mirrors (this scene surely influenced Orson Welles' Lady From Shanghai). This delightfully elongated vignette takes Charlie to the circus stage where he unknowingly becomes the hit of the show. The film's one conceit, which Chaplin could not resist, is in the audience crowning him as "the Funny Guy."
The Tramp is offered a job, as a prop man. The key to the Tramp's comic success is that his act is unintentional. Al shrewdly keeps his new employee in the dark, which, for awhile, isn't that hard to do. Charlie is the classic hobo, cooking his meager meal over an open fire, and sharing it with Merna, whom he is secretly in love with.
Naturally, several slapstick vignettes are in order. These involve the animal kingdom inhabitants of the circus. A jackass, a lion, a tiger, and monkeys on a high wire plague Charlie. While some of these bits are elaborately staged, none equal the freshness of the opening.
The Tramp discovers that he is the hit act, yet somehow this discovery does not dispel the performer's magic. However, the object of his affection is in love with trapeze artist Rex (Harry Crocker). The film ends with the Tramp exactly where he started. He accepts his fate without self-pity. Like us, he can understand his rejection, and the iris closes him off to us. Chaplin apparently hoped that iris would forever swallow up what he considered to be a best-forgotten opus. However, Chaplin cannot be trusted here as an objective judge or interpreter of his own work, which stands as a formidable maiden.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Global Green, Inc. has initiated an advanced trial of a vaccine designed to protect against Salmonella. The study will determine how long a chicken can be protected against Salmonella after it begins laying eggs, according to the company.
Neither the egg, nor the chick, when it hatches, will have Salmonella if a layer hen is not infected with the bacteria. There is a "timelined" vaccine effect that will be logged and sequenced during the study, beginning from a newly-hatched chicken, to the 18-20 weeks before the chicken becomes a layer hen, and, after that, until the end of the hen's productive life, the company said.
Researchers will inject the vaccine, called Salmogenics, directly into the egg before the chick is hatched. Once hatched, the broiler or egg laying hen would be expected to show a significant reduction in the presence of Salmonella or could essentially be Salmonella-free for a given period of time, according to Global Green. The trial would confirm how long the bird would be protected from Salmonella, and if a "booster" injection would be necessary.
"The new regulation as mandated by the FDA is an important step in the public health strategy," said Dr. Mehran Ghazvini, chairman and CEO of Global Green. "The facts show that Salmonella is a hazard we can and should address. Salmogenics shows great potential in becoming an essential tool for producing a "zero tolerance for Salmonella" egg. Global Green is excited about being part of the solution."
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New Jersey man celebrates 101st birthday ... at workSubmitted by emalvini on Tue, 08/19/2014 - 23:01
New Jersey man celebrates 101st birthday ... at work
A 101-year-old man from New Jersey celebrated his birthday with colleagues on Monday after 73 years in the same job.
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Herman "Hy" Goldman works four days a week at light fixtures company Capitol Lighting in New Jersey.
Apart from a brief absence to serve in the US Army in World War Two, Mr Goldman has worked at Capitol Lighting since 1941.
Herman Goldman celebrates his 101st birthday with colleagues after 73 years in the office
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Just to upvote this, I logged in. Would love to see Dr.Ron still taking care of business at that age.
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I'm not sure this is the right forum to post this, but here goes. I'm trying to design my own house plan, but I have the laundry room configured in the interior of the home. Is it a fire hazard to have it set up like this or what is an ok distance to vent the dryer to the outside? My house plan would have it at 17ft...
Laundry rooms should, of course, be located for the shortest, straightest dryer exhaust path ... ideally on an exterior wall of the structure. Installation instructions for each dryer brand/model state the maximum distance that allows proper functioning of the machine. Every 90° turn cuts considerably into the allowable length of the ducting. Fire hazard from lint accumulation isn't the only consideration. Drying time, machine performance, and energy usage also comes into play. Long runs passing through unheated attics or crawl spaces often cause moisture condensation inside the duct which results in lint accumulation, eventually leading to a complete obstruction. [Electric] Dryer service life can be shortened when reduced airflow causes the heating element to run at higher-than-intended temperatures.
My laundry closet is also on on interior wall, in my upstairs hallway. The machines face the rear of the house, and the shortest run would have the dryer vent exit the front of the house. I didn't want a vent hanging off the front of my house! Instead we ran the vent down into the floor and through the joists to the back of the house, where it exits via a standard exterior wall vent. The rare time it needs cleaning (every few years?) you need a ladder to access it, but it is easier than climbing onto the roof.
Most dryers recommend no more than 15 feet with one 90 degree. It is best to have the dryer vent through a wall. Long runs reduce the efficiency of the dryer and they need to be cleaned regularly. If you plan an intallation like this, then also plan to regularly clean the vent. That means obtain a cleaning tool that will reach the whole distance of the vent. Try not to go through unheated spaces, and keep the run straight avoiding turns.
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Note that some dryers (i.e. high-end GE units) allow for much longer ducting runs than typical. And there is also the ventless condensation dryer option. I would avoid either though (especially the latter) if possible and just find a way to get the dryer near a outer wall.
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Goat Simulator has become a real game, pre-order it for $9.99
I didn't think I'd ever be typing these words, but you can now pre-order Goat Simulator for $9.99 - yes, Goat Simulator. Coffee Stain Studios is behind the game.
The developer says that Goat Simulator is "a small, broken and stupid game. It was made in a couple of weeks so don't expect a game in the size and scope of GTA with goats. In fact, you're better off not expecting anything at all actually. To be completely honest, it would be best if you'd spend your $10 on a hula hoop, a pile of bricks, or maybe a real-life goat".
Goat Simulator is coming out in Sprint 2014 for Windows, with "no plans for Mac/Linux support at this time". The power of the Internet, eh? You can now pre-order a goat simulation game, what is next?
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EA says Battlefield 4 is 'an exceedingly successful product'
EA has had two big launches in recent months, with SimCity and Battlefield 4 taking quite a lot of flak in regards to being complete, working products when they launched.
But during an interview with Rock Paper Shotgun, EA's Chief Creative Officer, Rich Hilleman, talked about the launches of Battlefield 4 and SimCity, where RPS asked if EA was "overhauling how you approach launches internally from now on" to which Hilleman responded with: "I'm not sure I accept your premise. Battlefield 4 has been an exceedingly successful product on both consoles and PC. From a sales perspective, from a gameplay perspective".
Considering Battlefield 4 was, and is still broken for most people - the developer still says it was a successful product, both financially, and from a gameplay perspective. What do you think about that?
Devs say no more patches to Batman Arkham origins, new DLC instead
Batman: Arkham Origins has been plagued with issues since launch, and it appears that its developer, Warner Bros Montreal, has no plan on any further patches to fix the games remaining bugs. In a support post on the game's official forums, a developer revealed that the development studio is not planning any future patches to fix issues with the game. Instead, Warner Bros Montreal will focus on bringing new DLC to the game.
"Hi all, the team is currently working hard on the upcoming story DLC and there currently are no plans for releasing another patch to address the issues that have been reported on the forums," said the forum post. "If we do move forward with creating a new patch, it will try to address the progression blocking bugs for players, not the minor glitches that do not prevent one from continuing to play. The issues that are not progression blockers will unfortunately no longer be addressed. We apologise for any inconvenience this has caused for some of you, and want to thank you for having been patient."
The thread was quickly inundated with post from angry gamers, and rightfully so. When you spend upwards of $60 on a game and commit to different DLC packs at additional cost, you expect that the game will work out of the box, and expect any issues that may arise to be taken care of swiftly. This is just a small segment in a long list of games that have been released with lots of bugs in recent years which have either taken quite a while to address of even be addressed at all.
Blizzard will fund college gaming groups through eSports Association
Blizzard has just pledged support for college gaming groups that are part of The eSports Association (TeSPA). Blizzard will begin offering cash, in-game bonuses, and promo material as groups continue to grow in size, too.
The help is coming as some gaming groups cannot get access to resources to host larger tournaments, which is why the World of Warcraft, Diablo and StarCraft developer is jumping on-board. Groups with over 200 members will even be greeted with special guests, which is a nice touch. This will only help the eSports community, and gamers as a whole.
BioShock-themed goods will hit Team Fortress 2 soon
Irrational Games has announced that BioShock Infinite Season Pass holders on Steam will soon enjoy some BioShock-themed items in the immensely popular Team Fortress 2.
What should we expect? Well, a Benjamin Franklin mask, a George Washington mask, and the Team Fortress 2 version of the Little Sister's Big Daddy Pocket Doll. These items will be very exclusive, being made only for BioShock Infinite Season Pass owners, and will come free in addition to all of the other content that pass holders receive.
The pass itself costs $19.99 and includes the Clash in the Clouds add-on, Burial at Sea - Episode One, Burial at Sea - Episode Two, and the Early Bird Special Pack.
Flappy Bird creator is removing the game, 'cannot keep it anymore'
Flappy Bird burst onto the scene, addicted thousands, and is now disappearing behind the shadows once again. Creator of the game, Dong Nguyen, has tweeted that he plans to "take Flappy Bird down".
He said he would take it down 22 hours after posting the tweet, which went live at 2:02pm EST. Nguyen clarified: "it's not anything related to legal issues," adding "I just can't keep it anymore". There's no exact reason behind Nguyen's reasoning for taking it down, as he also dismissed the idea of selling Flappy Bird, too.
Over 15 million copies of Diablo 3 have been sold
Activision Blizzard has announced that over 15 million copies of Diablo 3 have been sold. The news comes thanks to the company's latest financial report.
The report also stated that World of Warcraft ended 2013 with 7.8 million subscribers, where it continues to be one of the world's most popular subscription-based MMORPG's. Shifting back to Diablo, Activision Blizzard Bobby Kotick says that the high Diablo 3 sale numbers is great as we head closer to Diablo 3's first expansion, Reaper of Souls, which gets released next month.
Activision says Destiny will be its next billion dollar franchise
Destiny was one of the most talked about next-gen games of 2013 and as the games launch draws closer, Activision's CEO, Bobby Kotick, is speaking out about how successful he feels the franchise will be. Bungie, the company actually developing Destiny is working hard behind the scenes fine tuning Destiny to be this years best MMORPG/FPS on the next-gen consoles, and if the company can mold it into anything like it did with Halo, then Destiny's destiny may very well be a billion dollar franchise.
"We expect Bungie's Destiny, an innovative shared-world, first-person action game to be Activision Publishing's next billion dollar franchise," said Kotick. "As we look to 2014 and beyond, we have the strongest and most diverse pipeline of games in our history." From the trailers, screen shots, and information I have seen on Destiny, I have to agree with Kotick. With Halo stalling out there is a huge gap to fill for the sci-fi shooter genera and I think Destiny can do it.
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Activision now has three studios working on Call of Duty games
Until now, Activision had Infinity Ward and Treyarch releasing Call of Duty games every year, but now the studio has asked for another studio to come in and help, with Sledgehammer Games joining in on the COD fun.
The company has said that the three studios will be involved within the Call of Duty franchise, on a three-year schedule, in order to maintain quality while pumping that many differing Call of Duty games out. With Call of Duty: Ghosts coming nowhere near Battlefield 4 in terms of a leap to next-gen gaming, it'll be interesting to see what is in store for Call of Duty this year, and going into the future.
RIP World Cyber Games, a pro gaming league
The World Cyber Games professional gaming league will close up shop after being founded in 2000, despite being the largest global electronic sport tournament. WCG officials sent an e-mail that said no tournaments will be hosted in 2014, as the group declined in quality and frequency over the past few years.
"There are many great moments based on your dedication," said Brad Lee, WCG CEO, in a statement to partners. "Although the brand has disappeared but WCG spirit will remain forever in the hearts of each player and fans. This moment is very difficult and painful for me. However, I must say good bye to the WCG."
Both PC and console gaming remain popular, but the lure for companies to jump into professional gaming, especially if trying to broadcast it, is difficult because they likely don't anticipate immediate return-on-investment. Instead, the WCG continued to host appealing events that largely flew under the radar to casual gamers and even most of the hardcore gaming community.


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Soak & Peel Elephant Garlic bulblets?
Would soaking in hydrogen peroxide 24 hours, peeling and then a quick rinse in vodka shorten the germination time for early fall planting of EG bulblets?
Believe someone (UncleJohn?) mentioned this is how he treats his regular garlic cloves prior to fall planting.
Recently dug EG. No spectacular sizes: largest is 2.5". As they dry, can see that there are cloves in some that I thought were 'rounds.'
These grew from spring transplants that were 3/8" max, from a neglected patch.
I posted a simalar question last fall and it seemed the consensus was soaking was not needed, in regards to regular garlic.
I have grown garlic for 5 years without soaking and I seem to get good results but I asked the question because I am always looking for an edge.
The best advice for me is ensuring I plant in early fall so the roots get a great start before winter.
Many varieties of garlic now coming up through the heavy mulch. I kept count of each clove planted and so far nearly all varieties have 100% growth, including the elephant leek. I chose to soak in diluted seaweed/kelp plus baking soda and used vodka for the rinse. The peels were removed...so naked cloves. In removing peels, noted that some single cloves were doubles.
Due to a heavy rainfall, some of the regular garlic sat over 48 hours in the presoak. These 'grew' root stubs. Will do final counts at the end of March...if 100% emergence, and the crop meets my standards, I will continue the extra effort.
Garlic cloves are just like daffodiles, tulips. They are bulbs not "dry seeds"I dont think they will absorb ant water, unless they are very old and shrunk.
About "to peelor not to peel" I did an experiment last fall.
There was zero difference in sprouting and growth.
Has anyone had luck with dried/shrunk cloves? Would the soaking method help them at all? I have a bunch of left over garlic types that I didn't have room for last Fall, however I'll have room soon. Was wondering if planting them is pointless or not?
It's worth a try, your climate is probably cool enough they'll do okay in the summer.
Another way that garlic (and probably elephant garlic) is like daffodils is that they are induced to sprout by cold. Last fall I did an experiment and put one head each of two types of garlic in the fridge for 1 month, while another head from the same lot was at room temperature. I planted them at the same time after 1 month. The pre-chilled cloves sprouted sooner and are significantly larger to this day. In the photo there are two rock ringed beds with blue flags in the middle, in each the refrigerated cloves were planted in a row along the right hand side. You can see the difference is significant.
If you've got the time this is a very easy method compared to peeling and soaking. I've never peeled or soaked garlic, just break apart the cloves, plant and water.
This was my first year growing elephant garlic, and I planted it at the same time as my regular garlic (including this experiment). It did come up relatively late.
Here is a link that might be useful:
Oh yay...I think I'll give it a try. I had to go out and take some pics of my little treasures peaking up through the mulch I placed over them. Had to plant in half drums, but from the looks of the 7 half drums, I'll have garlic coming out my ears.... Each of the drums have two types of garlic (one soft and one hardneck) and two 5 gallon buckets have Georgian Crystal in their second year from bulbils. So 15 varieties plus a few giant cloves of Elephant garlic. I think I'll be able to keep track...and I placed labeled cups in each.
Here are two of them looking very healthy!!!...
I have 14 garlics going, plus elephant garlic. I've never had critter problems with garlic, so they're in the ground. That'll be over 300 heads to dig in a few months, but then a year of pungent food. ;)
Here's a photo of my elephant garlic at the beginning of the month. Just 5 cloves from one head I bought at the grocery store.
Here is a link that might be useful:
So what varieties do you have going? I actually may have more, but some were from a 2lb variety pack from a company that only sells gourmet hard neck varieties. They have over 20 varities and I may have some from any number of them. I'm hoping I'll get really good at identifying garlics from their characteristics. I've learned a lot, but I'm not that good yet lol. Good at identifying soft and hardnecks, but not the other sub classifications yet. I'm bound and determined! LOL
So far, I have...
Extra Hardy German
Ontario Purple Trillium
Purple Glazer
Persian Star
Silver Rose
Georgian Crystal
Lorz Italian
California White
Purple Italian
and Elephant
Oh I can't wait to harvest them!!!! So when is the typical time in CA? I would imagine we're a bit later than you on harvest, probably late July. Well at least it was the last two years. I'm on year number 3 for growing garlic, but our season has been so crazy this year. It's so ahead of schedule with our unseasonably warm winter...who knows when it will be ready.
Early Italian Purple (artichoke)
Inchelium Red (Artichoke)
Kettle River (artichoke)
Lorz Italian (artichoke)
Red Toch (artichoke)
california early (artichoke)
Asian Tempest (asiatic)
Sonoran (asiatic)
Ajo Rojo (creole)
chesnok red (purple stripe)
german stiffneck (porcelain)
Silver Rose (silverskin)
Red Janice (turban)
Shilla (turban)
This is my 3rd year with garlic too, last year I only grew ca early and german stiffneck. They ripened in May and July, respectively. I'm expecting the turban garlics to be done even before that this year. Silver rose was the last to emerge this year by about a month, so it may be go past July. The german stiffneck didn't do so great in July last year, presumably due to the heat, which is why I did the refrigeration experiment to see if I could get them to do more of their growth in the more favorable fall/winter/spring rather than winter/spring/summer.
I've also got a bunch of onions, american flag leeks and some generic shallots going, and will get in some picasso shallots and potato onions from fedco in a couple weeks. Bad timing for those, but worth a shot. Alliums grow really well here, and at a time when not much else except salad greens thrives, so I grow many of them. I should have a plump trade-list for most of those between July and Oct.
Oh it would be fun to trade different garlic types. I should also have a nice selection of what I've planted. A bit more research to figure the types...I know I have a few rocamboles and some porcelain types, but on the soft necks, I'm not sure which are aritchokes and which are silverskins. Looks like you've done a little homework for me on some that I have, so this is excellent info...thank you :)
I originally replied on Sun, Jul 12, 09. Since then, the fall and a new batch of bulbs went in the ground. I decided to try pre-soaking this year and I have to say I had much better germination then last year. And the extra work really only meant adding a Tablespoon of Fish Fertilizer to a gallon of water and letting the bulbs soak for a few days. It did stink a little but well worth it when I saw quicker germination. Some of the bulbs had already started to show roots after just a few days of soaking.
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Team record: 4-4 SU, 4-3-1 ATS
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March Is National Women's History Month
"Weaving the Stories of Women's Lives" is the 2015 Women's History Month theme honoring the extraordinary and often unrecognized determination and tenacity of women. This year's theme presents the opportunity to weave women's stories – individually and collectively – into the essential fabric of our nation's history.
This year marks the 35th anniversary of the Women's History Movement and the National Women's History Project. Numerous scholars and activists helped shape the Women's History Movement and also provided the research and energy which created and sustains the National Women's History Project. During 2015, we recognize and celebrate the many ways that women's history has been woven into the fabric of our national story. (National Women's History Project 2015)
Find out more about Women's History Month and this year's nominees. Check out UMD events during March and April to celebrate Women's History Month.
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One Book, One Community Read: The Dance Boots
Kathryn A. Martin Library, as part of the One Book, One Community Project, will host a presentation entitled "Inspiration for The Dance Boots" by UMD Associate Professor Linda LeGarde Grover. Join us on April 21 at 6:30 pm in the Library Rotunda for this interactive program.
Grover will share the inspiration for the stories, characters and settings of The Dance Boots. Drawing from her life as a teacher, parent, child, and learner, Linda will reveal the photos, letters, and historical objects that kindled and inspired an amazing story. Using digital storytelling tools, Linda will present her character's journey and show how history can inspire new stories.
This display contains library titles about Native American storytelling, but it also showcases materials about Indian boarding schools, federal Indian policies over the past century, and the survival and revitalization of family, community, and tribal culture.
For more information, contact Adam Brisk at 218-726-6603.
Celebrate Will Eisner Week: Read a Graphic Novel
The students in David Beard's class on Research Methods for the Study of Writing (WRIT4300) put together this display in celebration of Will Eisner week, held during the week of Eisner's birthday on March 6.
Will Eisner (1917-2005) was an illustrator who paved the way for many other graphic novelists. Many of his works focus on antisemitism, religion, and war. He grew up during the Great Depression in the tenements of the Bronx. He was a pioneer in the creation of comics during the "Golden Age" of the 1930s and 1940s, achieving fame with his noir crime-fighting superhero, The Spirit. After The Spirit ceased publication, Eisner devoted himself to producing educational and instructional sequential art, a term he coined. Will Eisner's graphic novels and textbooks are still in print in fifteen worldwide languages. The prestigious Will Eisner Awards, the "Oscars of the Comics Industry," are presented annually at the San Diego Comic-Con, the world's largest comics convention.
UMD's WRIT4300 students also put together a website on Will Eisner & Graphic Novels.
An exhibit featuring the Michael S. Berman Political Collection is in the table-case in the Kathryn A. Martin Library lobby.
Content includes a selection of interesting items related to the White House, President, and Department of State from the Michael S. Berman Political Collection, part of Martin Library's Archives and Special Collections.
Ephemera are usually printed documents, created for a specific, limited purpose, and generally designed to be discarded after use. Most of us tend to save a few things as mementos. So it was with UMD alumnus (class of 1961) Mike Berman, a longtime Democrat who held a number of roles in presidential politics after he completed law school.
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Ramseyer-Northern Bible Society Collection
UMD's Kathryn A. Martin Library Special Collections department invites you to view an exhibit from the Ramseyer Northern Bible Society Collection.
The Qur'an: Three Volumes from the Ramseyer Collection
This exhibit showcases three Qur'an volumes as a follow-up to last year's five-part "Let's Talk About It: Muslim Journeys" reading and discussion series sponsored by the Library. UMD Professor Nik Hassan led some of the programs, and he generously supplied a personal statement about the Qur'an and its centrality to his way of life for this exhibit.