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Exminster Golf Centre has some of the most spectacular views of any golf course in the Devon area, and the free draining soil means that our golf course is open when all the rest aren't!
Set in over 55 acres of prime Devon countryside, with a natural spring leading to two lakes, Exminster Golf Centre has fantastic views of the Exe Estuary. The 18 tee, 9 hole, par 66 courses has undulating fairways, providing 5,112 yards of great golf. All abilities of golfer welcome, from beginners to low handicappers.
We offer both pay and play facilities and annual memberships.
Golf Lessons
The Centre includes a 16 bay floodlit covered driving range (2 bays outdoors), fully stocked pro-shop, licensed bar and restaurant which is open to the public, changing rooms and clubs for hire. Professional golf lessons are available for all ages and levels of players. Ours is the ideal venue which suits all standards of player.
Our recently extended clubhouse now has a bigger function room area available for private hire as well as a new and much enlarged 2-tier patio area - both featuring even more incredible views across the Exe Estuary and course than before!
Driving Range
Exminster Golf Centre is the ideal venue for a relaxing golf day, located within 5 minutes drive of Exeter and the M5 junction 30 (see map). Relax and enjoy a day to remember. Practice on our floodlit driving range. Our superb course and excellent facilities, including clubhouse bar and restaurant, will leave a lasting impression with all players.
Exminster Golf Centre facilities are currently operating the following opening hours - these are our Winter Hours for 2011/2012:
- Floodlit Driving Range : open 7:30am-9pm (Mon-Fri) and 7:30am-6pm (Sat-Sun)
- Golf Course : open 7:30am-dark (Mon-Fri) Last tee off 5pm at weekends.
- Pro-Shop : open 7:45am-8:30pm (Mon-Fri) and 7:45am-6pm (Sat-Sun)
- Lounge/Bar (open to all) : open 8am-9pm (Mon & Tues) 8 am - 10pm (Wedd- Fri) and 8am-7:00pm (Sat-Sun) (alcohol sales from 10am each day)
- Restaurant/Food (open to all) : open 9am-2:30pm (Mon-Sun) Evening Dinner served 6pm-9pm Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings.
Charcombes Lounge has a license which permits it to be open until midnight Sunday to Thursday and until 1am on Fridays and Saturdays, for the sale of alcohol and dancing - this makes us the perfect place for a private party (e.g. birthday, anniversary, engagement, wedding etc).
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Call us to find out about annual membership or book a pay as you play game. Send an email for more information – we look forward to seeing you on the greens!


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How can you use it? Share this article with anyone, from teachers to parents to administrators, to explain PBL and provide a common framework for projects. The 8 Essential Elements are the basis of BIE's Project Design Rubric and PBL 101 Workshop.
Tryengineering.org has incredibly creative online lesson and project plans and interactive games for students. It is also an excellent resource for students, their parents, their teachers and their school counselors. This is a portal about engineering and engineering careers, as well as curriculum for the classroom. We hope it will help young people understand better what engineering means, what careers in this field look like, how to get there so that an engineering career can be made part of their future.
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An apology
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There is a hebrew saying: Pride before a fall.
And that saying I will heed to now. I wish to apologize first to my own fleet for my rash and far outspoken manner on fleets do and do nots. I admit it was foolish, stupit, borderline pathetic, and I wish top rectify that before my last shred of credibility and dignity flies out the window. Secondly i wish to apologise to the pvp community for my rubbish behaviour and hope I can still contibute where I can.
Finally I still stand on my descion to withdraw from the bootcamp. Given the unfortunate circumstance ive caused, such conduct Ive shown will not reflect well on the bootcamps spirit and intent. So to spare them, I will not participate.
This is final if Sargon or others dont have a bloody good reason why to even bother having me present.
Thanks for reading.
Thanks for this humble response, Devoras.
In point of fact, I think this apology alone warrants your participation in Boot Camp. Because we are all so passionate about PvP we can sometimes get carried away in how we respond to one another, which occasionally leads to words that we later regret. In our worst moments, we realize our mistakes but fight on defending our statements because we don't want to appear weak. In our best moments, we do what you did, Devoras, and admit our mistakes. Injecting a bit of humility into these forums--and into PvP more generally--is PRECISELY what we need at this moment in the game. You have done PvP a great service, my friend.
You are an insightful, eager, and intelligent person, Devoras. I would hate to lose you, esp. over something like this. So, for now, and given all of the positive responses you have received here, I am going to consider you still an active member of the Boot Camp, unless you really insist on being removed.
And since we are on the topic of Hebrew literature--my PhD work is in the study of Semitic literature-- I will quote another one: "The way of fools seems right to them, but the wise listen to advice" (Prov. 12:15). This is a good quote, whether or not one ascribes any sort of authority to the Hebrew Scriptures. And it happens to describe you--not the fool, but the wise man, who listens to advice.
Thanks again, Devoras. See you at Boot Camp
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NY Giants at Washington, 4:15 p.m.
WHAT TO WATCH FOR: After ranking 30th in rushing in Mike Shanahan's 2010 Washington debut, the Redskins hope to pound the ball with new No. 1 back Tim Hightower running behind an offensive line that's been revamped to fit the coach's zone-blocking scheme. Arizona basically gave up on Hightower. With New York losing starting MLB Jonathan Goff on Tuesday, rookie MLB Greg Jones, a sixth-round pick, will be under a heavy spotlight. The Giants kept four rookie linebackers and they may need them to slow down the Redskins' Hightower and Ryan Torain. In a surprise, Rex Grossman won the starter's job for the Redskins over John Beck.
Last season, the Giants ran all over the Redskins, but Washington believes they will be better on the offensive line with ex-Giant Barry Cofield and Stephen Bowen, signed from Dallas, at right end. New York still plans to rotate RBs Ahmad Bradshaw and Brandon Jacobs, who ran for 200 yards and four touchdowns on 33 carries at home against the Redskins last December. The Giants dumped several veteran offensive linemen and new center David Baas must control Cofield.
CZAR'S SCOOP: One potential key to this game will be how the vaunted New York front four does against Washington's offensive line. Redskins offensive tackles Trent Williams and Jammal Brown should have their hands full with Justin Tuck and Jason Pierre-Paul. Tuck has a neck stinger but is expected to play.
The Giants have won nine of the last 10 games in the series. Both of these clubs are chasing the Eagles in the NFC East and there is already rumbling about the fates of both head coaches should their seasons end disastrously. Shanahan, though, is more comfortable this season with his roster. Redskins TE Chris Cooley, who has shed 20 pounds, will be a game-time decision.
The Giants need a great season from QB Eli Manning and WR Hakeem Nicks to keep the team competitive. The Giants are still fuming that agent Ben Dogra didn't get back to them about possibly improving their salary offer for WR Steve Smith.
Carolina at Arizona, 4:15 p.m.
WHAT TO WATCH FOR: This could be a game of contrasting styles. New Arizona QB Kevin Kolb will want to be chucking it downfield to Larry Fitzgerald. Arizona would like to find some mismatches on its three-receiver sets, knowing that the Panthers are short on cornerbacks and may have to play safety Charles Godfrey in the slot occasionally.
Meanwhile the Panthers must sustain a running game with DeAngelo Williams and his cast in order to take a lot of the pressure off rookie QB Cam Newton, who is still learning the pro game. But the Panthers do have a solid offensive line and two decent tight ends in Greg Olsen and Jeremy Shockey. Besides WR Steve Smith, those two figure to be favorite targets of Newton. Look for the Cardinals defense, under new defensive coordinator Ray Horton, to be more active along the line of scrimmage, especially with Darnell Dockett, hoping to put him on mismatches. Carolina's running backs will find safety Adrian Wilson down in the box, too.
CZAR'S SCOOP: The Panthers will definitely be looking at bringing in some defensive tackles this week because they currently only have three on their 53-man roster with two rookies starting. It could be a long day if Arizona RB Beanie Wells gets untracked.
After he was released by the Bills, the Panthers quickly signed Geoff Hangartner, who still had family and a condo in Carolina. He will start today at right guard. The Panthers want to test LB Jon Beason's foot on the field, but the team's leading tackler the last four seasons sounds like he's playing.
Minnesota at San Diego, 4:15 p.m.
WHAT TO WATCH FOR: The last time these two teams played in 2007 Vikings RB Adrian Peterson ran for an NFL-record 296 yards, the bulk of it in the second half. The Chargers have a solid defense, but they are a little weak at inside linebacker, so stopping Peterson will be key. Look for the Chargers to put new safety Bob Sanders down in the box in order to key on Peterson on early downs, plus they need veteran LB Takeo Spikes to help stuff the Minnesota run. Also don't forget, this will be QB Donovan McNabb's debut with the Vikings and he will be using electric WR Percy Harvin as much as possible.
The Chargers are determined to get off to a great start and QB Philip Rivers has two super targets in TE Antonio Gates and WR Vincent Jackson, plus a two-headed running back situation with Mike Tolbert and Ryan Mathews. Tolbert is the better receiver and Mathews, last year's No. 1 pick, simply has to protect the football better. The Chargers better keep an eye on Jared Allen, who has had over 11 sacks for four consecutive seasons.
CZAR'S SCOOP: Because he was due $10.7 million this season, Adrian Peterson, unlike Chris Johnson in Tennessee, was in control of his contract extension negotiations. The bottom line is that Peterson will collect $40 million over the next three seasons. By contrast, Johnson will receive $31 million over the next three seasons. The Vikings found out about the new contract on their flight here Saturday afternoon. The Panthers gave DeAngelo Williams $30 million over three years. Peterson is now signed through seven seasons with the Vikings.
The Chargers started 2-5 last season and missed the playoffs, but coach Norv Turner likes his new special teams coach Rich Bisaccia and defensive coordinator Greg Manusky. Shoddy special teams killed the Chargers last season. Of course, they will miss Darren Sproles, who returned a punt for a touchdown for the Saints Thursday night.
With the new 46-man rule, the Vikings will be able to dress three quarterbacks. There is no doubt that they have some wildcat packages for Joe Webb, who replaced an injured Brett Favre last season. At one time, the Vikings were considering using Webb as a receiver. Minnesota's new offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave has simplified the offense, much to the players' delight.
Seattle at San Francisco, 4:15 p.m.
WHAT TO WATCH FOR: The 49ers appear to have the edge in this game due to all the injuries for the Seahawks, starting with two of their big offseason acquisitions — WR Sidney Rice and guard Robert Gallery — sitting this game out. The Gallery injury has caused Seattle to reshuffle its offensive line, moving first-round pick James Carpenter to right guard. Seattle has won the NFC West five of the last seven seasons, but the new quarterback is Tarvaris Jackson, not Matt Hasselbeck. Jackson struggled in the preseason and he may focus a lot on ex-Raider TE Zach Miller with John Carlson out for the season.
Rookie K.J. Wright will be Seattle's middle linebacker and he will be tested by the 49ers' Frank Gore, who has had two 200-yard rushing games against Seattle. Rookie head coach Jim Harbaugh plans to stick with Alex Smith and plans to use WRs Braylon Edwards and Michael Crabtree, who missed the entire preseason, a lot in this game. Still, TE Vernon Davis will remain Smith's go-to receiver.
CZAR'S SCOOP: Whether you believe it or not, both head coaches — Jim Harbaugh and Pete Carroll — said this week that they are friendly (not friends) and they have forgotten the postgame exchange after Harbaugh's Stanford team put a 55-21 whipping on Carroll's USC team in 2009. At the handshake, Carroll asked Harbaugh, "What's your deal?" and Harbaugh repeated the question. Both coaches joked that television will have a bunch of boom mikes around today to pick up their exchanges.
The reports of Cincinnati Bengals QB Carson Palmer working out the past three weeks makes you wonder where he could be headed. Some think Seattle could be Palmer's landing spot, despite the team picking new QB Jackson as a captain.
Palmer was on the books for $11.5 million this season and that sounds like too much money to simply kiss goodbye. The asking price could be a second-round pick if Bengals owner Mike Brown decides to make a trade rather than sitting on Palmer for the entire season, something he has vowed to do rather than give in to Palmer's so-called retirement maneuver.
TAKE IT ALL THE WAYChoose your favorite football moment of the week.
Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 1 p.m.: The Steelers are seeking their ninth consecutive win on opening-week games in this AFC North slugfest. However, this game could be more wide open as Ben Roethlisberger has two big-play weapons in Antonio Brown and Mike Wallace. The Ravens should be more improved in the air with the arrival of WR Lee Evans. The Steelers giving Troy Polamalu a new four-year contract means that now the Steelers can save the franchise tag Wallace next year if they so choose. Both teams are struggling with their offensive lines.
Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1 p.m.: The Bengals have won four of the last five meetings, but the Browns may have the edge today with RB Peyton Hillis and improved play of QB Colt McCoy. In his only game against the Bengals last season, McCoy passed for two touchdowns. Marvin Lewis begins his ninth season with the Bengals, going against rookie head coach Pat Shurmur. The Bengals love their rookie QB Andy Dalton and No. 1 pick A.J. Green, the best receiver in this year's draft.
Indianapolis at Houston, 1 p.m.: The Kerry Collins era begins for the Colts, who could be minus Peyton Manning until December. Houston has won only twice in 18 games against Indianapolis, but win No. 3 could come today even without injured RB Arian Foster, last season's rushing champion with 1,616 yards. The Colts have 34 road wins in season openers, the most by any AFC teams. Collins needs 111 passing yards to supplant Joe Montana as No. 10 on the all-time list with 40,552 yards.
Tennessee at Jacksonville, 1 p.m.: They are still talking in Florida about how shabbily former Jaguars QB David Garrard was treated, the team knowing he was going to be released and still having him speak at the team's kickoff luncheon. GM Gene Smith took responsibility for the club's action, but it was coach Jack Del Rio who wanted the move after Garrard had three INTs in Monday's practice. It means that rookie Blaine Gabbert will eventually be the starting quarterback, considering Luke McCown is 1-6 in six NFL seasons. The Titans should have an edge with new QB Matt Hasselbeck and big-play RB Chris Johnson.
Buffalo at Kansas City, 1 p.m.: The Chiefs looked ugly during a 0-4 preseason, one that ended with them losing playmaking tight end Tony Moeaki in the fourth quarter of their final preseason game. To say the least, coach Todd Haley was pretty unconventional with his approach to the preseason as he gave his starters more snaps in the final game than the other three games combined. The Bills are pretty excited about their defense with a healthy OLB Shawne Merriman, plus rookie DE Marcell Dareus, DT Kyle Williams and ex-Packer LB Nick Barnett. It's been cool in Buffalo, and the muggy conditions could hurt them.
Dallas at NY Jets, 8:20 p.m.: The Cowboys enter this prime-time showcase beat up in the secondary and with three young offensive linemen making their first NFL starts against one the league's toughest defenses directed by a masterful schemer in Rex Ryan. It could get ugly fast if Cowboys QB Tony Romo doesn't have any time to throw and find big-play target Dez Bryant. Dallas could also be minus both starting cornerbacks. Terence Newman (groin) is out probably until the Monday night home opener against the Redskins in Week 3 while Mike Jenkins will be a game-time decision. It also looks like rookie RT Tyron Smith won't play for the Cowboys.
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Droopy umbrella/Schefflera plant
I have recently caught the bug and have been collecting houseplants, nothing to unusal but my wish list is growing. Anyway I've been lurking on this forum for a few weeks and am sure one of you helpful bunch can help me out.
I Bought this just a few weeks ago, was in great condition, glossy leaves, however I'm concerned about the top leaves, they droop downwards. The variegation is not as profound either (tho this could be an age thing), unlike the lower leaves which are perky and bright. Ive consulted my houseplant bible, but there is no mention of the problem.Thanks in advance.
Hi & welcome to Gardenweb! That was my thinking too, more light, especially seeing that you're in England. Probably not much sun there lately. When variegation fades, in general on any plant, it's almost always a sign of insufficient light.
I've not had this regular-size Scheff but on the mini one, S. arbicola, new leaves come in at an angle like that, and become more flat/upright as they mature. When I loaded up a google search, I saw many pics of the same thing on the newest leaves. Do the more experienced people with this plant agree?


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Human genome has gone from What, to Where and When
Today's Nature has published our article that describes a comprehensive, detailed map of the way genes are active across the major cells and tissues of the human body.
The findings describe the complex networks that govern gene activity – detailing each promotor for each gene, and showing how it is active in each cell type. In parallel we've developed a program (CAGExploreR) that allows the detection of how promotor use changes as you go from each type of cell to each other type of cell. This is the clearest picture yet of how human genes are regulated in the vast array of cell types in the body – work that should help people target genes linked to disease.
This means that we can see in detail exactly where genes are initiating their activity in each major cell type in the body. Now we know where to look for genes that may be related to disease in for instance, dendrites, neurons, macrophages, skin cells …
The release is here and the article is here
'Occupy Science': Sage Commons Congress marching to the transformation of attitude to biomedical research
Working on a project with an incredible sense of joy - imagine that?
Bioscience? Well this is a battle of attitude – share your data, attribute contribution by DOI links to the data you deposit, share your methods in real time, attribute the authors through provenance of their contributions, and publish as an ensemble with the software platform supporting interaction and editing of the data you have developed. Its Science Social Innovation writ large.
Real-time drug responses from Citizens? Patients taking control of their own data?
This congress – an eclectic collection of thought leaders, TED style talks and actual hard core biomedical research meeting around a virtual fireplace of a software open data sharing system.
As I write, the founder of Red Hat, Bob Young, talks to us about 'make things for what people need, not what they want'.
Most impact is coming from actual studies where crowdsourcing of a problem within a commons results in a spectacular, efficient, result. The Breast Cancer Dream Challenge.
Most useful outcome is the Commons environment "synapse" – where researchers can develop shared systems approaches to interpretation of biomedical phenotype/genomic data on a common platform, using common tools, with remarkably, provenance on the methods and data. "Collaborate for the cure" is the motto, but it reminds me of a BBQ meet so perhaps they should change that.
Health activism – Joep Lange described how he worked with world organisations and pharmcos to make drugs affordable for HIV. That's now morphing into making drugs affordable for chronic complex diseases in low income countries – where the diseases are most prevalent – and its where most people are sick but have no funds for drugs. I met several groups working on this problem – something I'm asking philanthropic organizations to consider more seriously.
Take home: Disease philanthropic organisations such as the National Brain Tumor Society now want to actively support systems biology approaches to understanding diseases such as glioblastoma – hey – this is great.
I love this atmosphere. Highlight for me, was a talk by the CEO of Al Jazeera, Wadah Khanfar, showing us that depth in journalism, and sincerity is of the real value we need:
Impact of conventional wisdom is to rot the soul. Acknowledge the voice of the youth who really know the news
This has been an eye opening experience – I know my science will change from here on.
Commons sharing – buzz at this years Translational Bioinformatics Conference
Our work on a stem cell commons – an as-open-as-you-choose sharing data system for placing stem cell molecular and experimental information into context was shared with the community by Shannan Ho Sui – the program director- at the TBI last week. Tweets #TBI2013 covered it – and tweeted us nicely as they say. Why? because its hard to bring together researchers, their NGS data, the molecular profiles that result and then to combine it in order to find the underlying shared function and meaning and shared interests. The Harvard Stem Cell Institute Stem Cell Commons plans to do just that. Find our presentation here. Genomeweb shout out here.
The next resignation from an Elsevier Board
Today, Bart Knols, editor of MalariaWorld and chair of the advisory board followed my resignation with his own decision to resign from the editorial board of Acta Tropica (Elsevier):. MalariaWorld, a project of the Dutch Malaria Foundation, is the world's scientific and social network for malaria professionals with more than 7300 members from 135 countries. MW promotes Open Access 2.0 (free reading and publishing) to malaria information and publishes the first peer-reviewed OA 2.0 scientific journal: the MalariaWorld Journal.
Reform is overdue: No longer working for a journal that puts profit over access to research
I resigned today from the board of Genomics, where I have been an associate editor for the last few years. My resignation and my reasons for it are blogged at the UK Guardian.
It is not easy to do this publicly – a good friend heads the board, and I respect him and what the science of the journal seeks to achieve. But now I just think this way of publishing is wrong. Just wrong. My colleagues in South Africa in general don't have access to the swathe of journals we take for granted in the west. Yet I was working to edit publications that were often written by people who are not in the mainstream western institutions.
How to move forwards?
First and foremost, we need to be able to see everything that our governments have paid us, using our taxes, to research.
Secondly, we need to address the 'closed shop' that is peer review – we need to be able to engage interactively with a larger community, some of which have to be actual experts in the area.
Finally we need to address the tenure issue – High profile publications need to be defined by the actual impact of the work , as opposed to the perceived impact of the journal. These are *different* things.
H5N1 surveillance: Shift expertise to where it matters
Jeremy Farrar is someone who "gets it". He works at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases in Ho Chi Minh City. He writes in today's Nature on the need to have expertise at the site of infection. Together with other 'out there in the real world' research professionals, he has trained thousands of regional scientists in clinical medicine, epidemiology, microbiology, bioinformatics and other disciplines crucial to monitoring, controlling and understanding infectious diseases and outbreaks. H5N1 is nasty. It kills millions of birds and of course threatens people in pandemic ways as yet unexplored. He makes the hugely important point that local treatment is impossible when the work requires individuals to fly in and out and to analyse samples in another country. This reflects in the access to flu data – an ongoing debate at several levels. Should new lab-mutated flu strains be published and accessible to all? Should flu data painstakingly generated in Indonesia be used by western labs without recognition of the governments and people who capture it? Flu kills. Its as simple as that. We should stop the bickering about who should and should not access the strain data – and instead concentrate on educating our communities across the world on how better to work together to ensure its control.
Farrar's model for containing flu is an excellent one. Its robust, cheap and efficient. It trains people locally and it addresses the disease at the site of infection. It needs the support of the global scientific community, not just the Wellcome Trust. We used a similar model for development of approaches to containing public health at the SA National Bioinformatics Institute in South Africa and here. Recognition of the power of these approaches will make a dramatic difference to public health, not only in the developing world, but in the developed world where pandemics are a reality.


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Golf putting instructions Many golf players would do with some more golf putting instructions since this is probably one of the most difficult parts of the game. Trainers who give golf putting instructions advise their students to keep their head and body still during the move. Trust me; a simple "keep still" doesn't work. The main secret is to keep the eyes still during the stroke, and then the chances are a lot higher that the rest of the body should remain still. Golf putting instructions mainly refer to eye-following the ball until it is moving towards the hole at which you aimed. If you follow the golf putting instructions you actually solve half of the score problem. If you don't take putting lessons, at least try to practice alignment, strokes and grip changes. From grip to posture, stance and stroke, there are lots of golf putting instructions you need to actively apply in order to develop harmonious golfing skills. Keep in mind that if you're using a square-to-square shot, golf putting instructions say that you should stroke the back of the ball and not the centre. Thus you make sure that you take all new information step by step applying it thoroughly. Most golf putting instructions are quite simple so that anyone could apply them with a minimal amount of practice. Keep in mind that there are just of few principles that truly guide the golf putting instructions. You have to sight the line of the putt from the rear, then place your eyes just a little behind the ball but over the putt line. The shot you take has to be in a line as straight as possible. Then the stroke should be performed in one move so that the putter may be just like an arm extension. Follow these golf putting instructions and be a real player. The first question that rises for these golf putting questions is how to get a more accurate sight from the rear. The answer to this dilemma is to constantly practice since the trial – error kind of learning is the more useful for someone who really wants to feel what it's like to play golf. Most people don't make a living out of golf, so they can train only when they have enough time; hence, they use the golf putting instructions more than someone who trains every day. There is nothing to lose in trying, just a few strokes!
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A man removed the lock on the front entry door and entered Mobil Gas Station II, 7103 S. 27th St., at 3:18 a.m. July 9. Once inside, he stole about $400 worth of Newport cigarettes, up to $100 worth of Bic cigarette lighters and a Wisconsin Lottery ticket dispenser containing an assortment of lottery tickets, valued at $2,878.
The incident was captured on surveillance video, and the footage was turned over to police.
The man is described as heavy-set, black, about 5-foot-8, and wearing a white or gray short-sleeved T-shirt, black sports shorts that went below his knees and black shoes. He also was wearing black-rimmed glasses.
Franklin police ask anyone with information about this crime to call the department at (414) 425-2522.
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NOVA presents the search for the first flowering plant.
* recounts how one scientist discovered what might be the first flowering plant fossil, Archaefructus liaoningensis.
* follows the search for evidence of the first flowering plants in the Hengdaun Mountains of China, the most biodiverse temperate forest in the world.
* states that mosses, pines, and firs dominated the Earth for 300 million years until flowering plants became prevalentÂbut how and when this change occurred is a mystery.
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* recounts the journey and discoveries of early 1900s botanist Ernest H. Wilson, who collected more than 20,000 plant specimens from China.
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* introduces a botanist who disagrees that Archaefructus is the first flowering plant and describes how her technique of sifting through ancient sediments has revealed a 120-million-year-old flower.
* explains another botanist's method of analyzing leaf vein patterns and pollen structure to reveal clues to plant evolution, and notes that the first pollen shows up on rocks of the Cretaceous period 134 million years ago.
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Mine came on at 11:00 pm instead of 1:00.
I enjoyed it lots. I never cease to be amazed of the beautiful scenery in China and Japan and the flowers were beautiful. The native people have managed to build great civilizations yet maintain a balance with nature that no one else have managed. The houses seem to flow into the surrounding nature scapes. I'm afraid the western influence has been coming in and ruining the balance though.
Anyway i enjoyed the science too.
In case you missed the program, here is a link to an article from Bellarmine U. that covers the basic information presented on PBS.
Here is a link that might be useful: In Search of the First Flower
I thought it was so funny when the American was naming every plant via scientific name he could see. Better than Christmas for him! Really gives an idea of our tiny existence in our time on this planet. Fascinating that such diversity all started soooooo long ago from one plant.
Are you referring to Dan Hinkley, Plant Hunter, Author, and fmr owner of Heronswood Nursery, Kingston, WA ?
The NOVA link below has an interview with him, plus some videos and stills taken in China during the filming of the documentary.
Here is a link that might be useful: NOVA - 21st Century Plant Hunter
I read a wonderful book last winter called BEAUTIFUL MADNESS by James Dodson. Dodson is a golf writer who developed an interest in gardening and wanted to learn all about it. He was planning to take classes in horticulture but was advised that he'd get a more thorough education if he traveled around and talked to gardeners and toured their gardens. This book is based on that and I really enjoyed it. One of his trips was a trip to Africa with Dan Hinckley and others to look for new and unusual plants. These guys are a little crazy and think nothing of hanging off cliffs or climbing mountains just for a glimpse of a beautiful plant. He also visited a lot of gardens along the east coast including the annual Philidelphia Flower Show and Tony Avent's, the owner of Plant Delights, gardens. If any of you have time to read during this busiest of all garden seasons I highly recommend this book.
Violet, When that guy kept calling off the names of flowers. I kept thinking, i want to see, i
want to see. I guess the show should have been longer so i could have seen all the flowers.LOL
Peaceofmind, I'll keep an eye out for that book.
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That's my view. But Guinness Draught is quite popular.
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That's my view. But Guinness Draught is quite popular.
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This is Kon's last message Tiwanese version.
I think English from Tiwanese is more better than English from Japanese.
You can understand what Kon said by Google translation.
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I am the same age as Kon, & our birthdays are very close. Always weird when someone my age passes away.
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|tls: You have a point. I was the same age as Aaliyah when she died in that crash.
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From maaya's translation of Kon's message:
Looking around, suddenly something started to move out of the calendar on the wall and spread across the room. "Oh man … a parade from a calendar? My hallucinations aren't even one bit individual."
I felt amused by the fact that even in a time like this my "professional consciousness" was working, but actually that might have been the moment I was the closest to death. I really did feel death next to me.
While I was enclosed between the world of death and my sheets, thanks to the efforts of many people, I was miraculously able to leave the hospital, and to reach my home.
Even dying is exhausting.
I just realized how much Kon's story and journal entry reminds me of the early Graphic Novel by Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean, Signal to Noise. It's actually about an arthouse film-maker, he turns fifty in the story, who is dying of cancer and refusing treatment, in his last months he imagines one last story about villagers in the year 999 gathering on a hilltop, convinced the world will end with the Millennium.
So, if anyone would like to read a fictional story with some scary parallels, I highly recommend it. It's a bit strange and post-modern and has the slight fault of being an early story of Gaiman's and one about an older man which he wrote as a young man, but the story has always been a favorite of mine.
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Thank you for the translation. I don't know if I'd want to do it myself. I'm too emotionally invested in it to want to deal with the normal worries about style or diction. It must be hard for everyone who wants to convey his message though, and a real burden to try to convey it well.
I watched Millennium Actress this evening. It was even better than I remembered, and I found myself wondering how he felt about the ending during his hardships over the past few months.
Truly, may he rest in peace.
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|Of his works, I have only yet seen Perfect Blue and Millennium Actress, the latter being especially an amazing and deeply moving experience, unquestionably one of the finest pieces of animation I have ever seen. I already feel the loss, and I'm sure that feeling will only grow as I see more of his works.
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|Pancreatic cancer is horrible, horrible disease and it just feels worse knowing that he had to go in pain. I'm relieved that we are able to read his last words; thank you so much for the translation, maaya.
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Thank you for the first part of the translation, Maaya. It's hard to read, but an important read nevertheless.
I'm going to donate to American Cancer Society (I volunteer there, excellent cause, especially when you know people affected by this illness.) in his name.
I found out this news yesterday, but I'm still in shock... Rest in peace, Kon-san, you will be missed.
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I would also like to thank you, maaya, for your translation. My mind has been continually circling back to the fact of Kon's death, creating what feels like an endless cycle of shock, disbelief, and sadness, and your translation allowed me to cry a bit more, and allowed me to know Mr. Kon a little bit more. It is interesting that he brought up his outsider individuality again--a part of him that I'm sure many of us can relate to. He remained true to himself to the very end. I can only wonder and daydream about how the experiences in his last few months of life must have affected his creative processes, possibly giving him new insights and ideas that he would otherwise not have had. As a creative individual myself, it touches me deeply that he was able to leave his last creation in sincere hands. It seems fitting that it is a movie that is more for children--perhaps it will be an inspirational piece for a new generation--the moon before the full moon.
Just this year my local library got the Satoshi Kon: The Illusionist book by Andrew Osmond and I got to be the first person to read it! It was a very intersting read that I'm thankful for because it gave me further insight into Kon's thoughts. I especially liked this quote from Kon himself: "In order to live in reality, one must have room for fantasy, whether in the form of a myth, a folktale, a piece of music, a novel, or a film. Even religion can be considered as a form of fantasy. To need these hopes and dreams is human."
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|Like many of the others, I saw/read this deeply saddening news on ANN on 8/24. At first, I thought I was hallucinating or something and had to re-read the news segment. It's still hard for me to grasp the reality that Satoshi Kon has passed from the human realm. My deepest condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues. It was great that his wife and fellow colleagues at Madhouse posted those messages in the hour of mourning. His final messege was deep and moving. Rest in Peace, Kon-sensei. May work works and your passion for life and anime live on forever.
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I'm very sad. Since I saw the news. Heartbroken.
Thankyou user maaya for the translations.
Here is another site with the full rough translations too if you want to get a gist of the entire thing.
Thankyou both for translating.
I cried my eyes out.
Satoshi Kon, you will be miss.
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"Tiwanese"? By the way it has a few errors, such as mistakenly translated pancreas (膵臓) to spleen (脾臓).
I've read it as well as the original Japanese version mirrored on ANN. Sorry I should have translated it earlier, but I was totally exhausted due to preparing for a group meeting. And the first anime news that greeted me after the meeting was director Kon's passing...
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Perfect Blue was my introduction and Millennium Actress is my favorite. All of his works are outstanding.
This is just so sad. May his art be an inspiration to many and his spirit live forever in all.
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