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Mrs. Maxine Bryant Allen of Dusty Road, Boonville, passed away Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011, at Forsyth Medical Center. She was 79.
She was born May 7, 1932, in Yadkin County to the late Charles W. and Lela Miller Bryant.
Mrs. Allen was a faithful member of Mitchells Chapel United Methodist Church, where she was a member of the United Methodist Women. She was a loving and devoted wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and homemaker to her family. She enjoyed working in her garden, cooking, and baking her famous coconut cakes for her family, church, and friends.
In addition to her parents, she was also preceded in death by her sister, Lois B. Vestal; and by two brothers, Kenneth W. Bryant and Hubert Bryant; and a special nephew, Ray Bryant.
Surviving are her husband of 61 years, Junis Allen of the home; daughter, Pamela A. (Fred) Shoemaker of Pfafftown; a son, Edward (Sherry) Allen of Boonville; grandchildren, Heather Shoemaker, Joshua Shoemaker, Dusty Allen, Kala Allen; great-granddaughters, Scarlett Shoemaker, Brooke Allen; sister, Mary B. (the late Hugh) Goforth; and brothers, Lester (Norma Jean) Bryant, William (the late Nell) Bryant; and several special nieces and nephews, including George Vestal, Gerald Goforth, and Lloyd Bryant.
The family received friends from 6-8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 10, 2011, at Gentry Family Funeral Service in Yadkinville. Her funeral service was 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 11, 2011, at Mitchells Chapel United Methodist Church by Rev. Charles Turner. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Mitchells Chapel United Methodist Church, Center Road, Boonville, N.C. 27011.
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A mother and daughter team from one of Switzerland's top tour operators, Golf Sport Team, visited Royal Portrush last week as part of a fact-finding trip to the North Coast.
Flown in by Tourism Ireland to participate in the annual Meet the Buyer workshop, which took place in the newly-opened Titanic Belfast, Barbara and Brigitte Albisetti then travelled along the Causeway Coastal Route to the Giant's Causeway where they had a 'sneak peek' of the new visitor centre due to open at the start of the summer. The pair also visited Londonderry where they walked across the Peace Bridge, toured St Columb's Cathedral and had a tour of Derry's city walls.
The visit was organised by Tourism Ireland in conjunction with the Northern Ireland Tourist Board.
Mother and daughter team from Swiss golf tour operator GST, Barbara and Brigitte Albisetti, on the 18th green of the Dunluce links at Royal Portrush Golf Club, Co Antrim.
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Last Train Home: the Road to Implosion
Chinese-Canadian filmmaker Lixin Fan's prize-winning documentary Last Train Home is an intimate portrait of an unfathomable immensity, focusing on a single family caught up in the world's largest mass migration. Opening overhead shots show a huge mob waiting in the rain to push its way into China's Guangzhou railroad station — participants in an annual New Year's journey made by 130 million workers to their homes in the nation's rural outback. Fan then picks up on the struggle waged by the Zhangs, a married couple of Guangzhou sewing factory workers, to reach their Sichuan village 1,200 miles away.
Everything is edged with desperation. However arduous Last Train Home may have been to shoot, it was infinitely more arduous to live. Like migrant workers everywhere, the Zhangs are exploited — paying triple for train tickets, ineligible for any sort of social welfare outside their village. For 17 years, the couple has sent money home to support the two children being raised by a peasant grandmother. Their same-time-next-year relation with the kids comes to a boil just in time to be documented by Fan. While the Zhangs push their children to study hard (so as not to be like them), the furious teenager Qin is convinced that her parents have abandoned her ("All they care about is money"). She defiantly drops out of school to herself become a migrant worker, landing a dead-end job in a Guangzhou jeans factory.
Fan, who made seven trips to China and spent three years working on Last Train Home, then joins another arduous Zhang family New Year's voyage from Guangzhou to Sichuan. This time, the army is deployed to maintain order, as travelers are separated from their families and stuck for days in train stations. The violence continues when reunited father and daughter wind up brawling in Grandma's kitchen. "You want to film the real me — this is the real me," Qin shouts as the camera continues to document the humiliated family.
Despite a brief sequence of rapt factory workers watching the televised Olympic ceremonies, Fan rarely evokes the larger picture. When last seen, Qin is busing tables at a disco, while ancient Grandma labors alone in the field.
Last Train Home calculates the human cost of the Chinese miracle by mapping a family tragedy presumably multipliable by millions. (Nuart)
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Independent 6377 by Tees – Four Seasons
Posted by bensand on March 26th, 2007
I was sure it wasn't me today. I was absolutely sure. I just checked to see if whoever it was had posted yet and thought I'd just see who it was when they hadn't at this late hour and whoops, me after all. Unfortunate really as I was up very early and had finished the crossword by 7.30.
A pizza was contained in today's puzzle, a four seasons at 25A 1D with the seasons themselves neatly placed in the four corners. Very enjoyable though I didn't think the seasons needed to be numbered. There are a couple that I don't have complete explanation for, I wonder if anyone's still looking to post comments!
Across | |
1 | SPRING – Double def. Obviously had to wait until at least one of the referred to clues was solved. Used this to solve 11 rather than the other way round as it happened. |
4 | SUMMER – Double def |
9 | TANG – TAN + G. Enjoyed this one. One end of sunbathing is the desired outcome, the other is the last letter |
10 | STEM GINGER – (GM GREENS IT)* never seen salad as an anagrind before but it seemed fine to me |
13 | ASPERGALE – AS PER GILL. Tricky but satisfying. The masses are church services rather than the proletariat. AA Gill is well-known for being thrown out of a Ramsay restaurant for a bad review |
17 | STEVEDORE – (EVE + D) in STORE, nice pun on dock but stevedore sprung to mind surprisingly quickly |
21 | ARGONAUT – AUT(O) on ARGON |
22 | VARESE – VA(RE)SE Too obscure for my meagre knowledge of composers but quite guessable with the V … and the R … oh alright I had to wait for the S too! |
24 | MINERAL OIL – (I MORE IN ALL) I'm not familiar with mineral oil but once petrol station went in I was looking for oil and pieced the rest together |
25 | FOUR SEASONS – I think I might go and order one once I've finished! Although it almost looks like a non-cryptic the "piece" is Vivaldi's four seasons |
26 | AUTUMN – Hidden and reversed in Sun Mutual |
Down | |
2 | REGAN – REGA(I)N one of King Lear's ungrateful children |
5 | URGENT – A gent from Ur. I thought primitive was a little dismissive of Ur, it made me think Neanderthal rather than of an early civilisation |
6 | MENTIONED – MEN + TI(ON)ED As in "mentioned in dispatches" |
7 | RE-ENTRY – I assume this is a cryptic definition and that re-entry corridors are where spacecraft such as Apollo come back down. The corridor part didn't chime with me but re-entry looked very comfortable beside Apollo |
8 | PETROL STATION – (SORT POTENTIAL)* tanks of fuel are referred to rather than the armoured giants on caterpillar wheels that are hinted at |
14 | EXTROVERT – EX + T(ROVER)T Always nice to see the famous Isle of Man TT races in a crossword. I wish I could train myself to think of that first when I see "island race" but it always takes me longer than it should! |
16 | PERDITA – P(TIRED)*A The daughter lost in a Winter's Tale! Had to check the reference some time post-solving but the surface was clear. |
19 | RESCUER – (SECURE)* + an R from somewhere! I can imagine a winchman being aboard a helicopter and aiding the rescue but the other R looks like it has to come from take and I can't see why! Any offers? |


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Nonlocality of a single photon: Paths to an Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen-steering experiment
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Title | Nonlocality of a single photon: Paths to an Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen-steering experiment |
Author | Jones, Steve James; Wiseman, Howard Mark |
Journal Name | Physical Review A |
Year Published | 2011 |
Place of publication | United States |
Publisher | American Physical Society |
Abstract | A single-photon incident on a beam splitter produces an entangled field state, and in principle could be used to violate a Bell inequality, but such an experiment (without postselection) is beyond the reach of current experiments. Here we consider the somewhat simpler task of demonstrating Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen (EPR) steering with a single photon (also without postselection). We demonstrate that Alice's choice of measurement on her portion of the entangled state can affect Bob's portion of the entangled state in his laboratory, in a sense rigorously defined by us and Doherty [ Phys. Rev. Lett. 98 140402 (2007)]. Previous work by Lvovsky and coworkers [ Phys. Rev. Lett. 92 047903 (2004)] has addressed this phenomenon (which they called remote preparation) experimentally using homodyne measurements on a single photon. Here we show that, unfortunately, their experimental parameters do not meet the bounds necessary for a rigorous demonstration of EPR steering with a single photon. However, we also show that modest improvements in the experimental parameters, and the addition of photon counting to the arsenal of Alice's measurements, would be sufficient to allow such a demonstration. |
Peer Reviewed | Yes |
Published | Yes |
Alternative URI | http://dx.doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevA.84.012110 |
Copyright Statement | Copyright 2011 American Physical Society. This is the author-manuscript version of this paper. Reproduced in accordance with the copyright policy of the publisher. Please refer to the journal's website for access to the definitive, published version. |
Volume | 84 |
Issue Number | 1 |
Page from | 012110-1 |
Page to | 012110-11 |
Date Accessioned | 2011-09-21 |
Language | en_US |
Research Centre | Centre for Quantum Dynamics |
Faculty | Faculty of Science, Environment, Engineering and Technology |
Subject | Quantum Information, Computation and Communication; Quantum Optics; Quantum Physics |
URI | http://hdl.handle.net/10072/42762 |
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Publication Type Code | c1 |
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NWAR: Trench Warfare
Detective Nwar gets his hands dirty for a political campaign.
4.42 / 5.00 2,898 ViewsThank you Newgrounds for the Daily 5th! Its very appreciated ^_^
Also, please note... We know most of us missed the true meaning of the song given out by Pink Floyd. But the whole fun of collabs is seeing how different people interpret the song. We know the true story is Syd Barret went crazy from drug abuse but we don't really care. The sucide/emo/death theme started out with just my((Marshmallow)) part and then started to snowball. Please don't leave reviews about us "Missing the Point".
Finally! It has arrived! The Lock Legion has come out with yet another major collab, Wish You Were Here By Pink Floyd. After 4 months in production, members dropping and joining, we have all come together to bring you this masterpiece!
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AppleLock, Wonchop(CloudLock), MP3_Lock, Zippo Lock, BlackcherryLock, sandman0277 (MarshmallowLock), Mongoose_Lock, VanillaCoke Lock, Tack Lock and CommunistLock. All members have worked hard on making their pieces, and touching them up constantly.
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Another collab I was honored to be in.. Good job marshy on getting it all together. Can't wait to do another one.
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FUCKING cool...although i don't like the song (coz it's sad and all...), i like the movie coz lawkz rawk, right?
None of you understood the song, right?
Mongoose on my thoughts was the most close to understanding the song, it isn't about a bunch of obejcts with locks killing themself (We have Linkin Park for that emo shit) i may understand your part, Marsh but the others had no meaning did any of you actually see the movie "The Wall"?. Anyways, as i said before in enjoyed mongooses part the best since it wasnt about emo faggoty (No offence) and actually had something that looked like the scene from the wall (Mongoose seating in front of the television screen) though later on he also ruined it with the all crazy thing... Anyways i thought all the parts wer'e pretty decent (graphic wise, thats is.) though really, cut the emo bullshit, why ruin this song with such crap. I gave this a 8 because i can see you have worked on it alot and it did take you long enough to get a decent score.
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Thanks TV ^_^. I know, I know, we all missed the point (besides Mongoose) and as I've said MANY times before, the emo thing started as something small ((with my part)) and then everyone was short on ideas, so they stole mine ((those bastards))... It doesn't really matter what the song is supposed to be about, its what the author turns their part into is what really matters.


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frog·marchPronunciation: /ˈfrôɡˌmärCH/
Definition of frogmarch in English:
Force (someone) to walk forward by holding and pinning their arms from behind: the cop frogmarched him down the steep stairs
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- I can understand that people's feelings were running high but the small number of individuals who pushed, shoved and almost frogmarched the Member of Parliament out of Badminton have done their cause no good at.
- They joined in and managed to catch him and he was frogmarched to the cash point and forced to withdraw cash to pay the bill.
- Eight hours later, the nightmare continued as he was frogmarched out of the warehouse, tied up again and thrown into the same car boot.
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Hey there AG Community,just opened this thread to say 'Hello' to the ppl out there in the AG community. Some of my question allready got solved by the time, but i do have one question though: Do we have a german or multilanguage area in the forum?Have a nice day! See you around...Greetings,B.l.a.c.k. || B5thW
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First: Hell-ONo, There is no multilanguage-part here, AG is a english site, so comments at game-pages and posts in the forums must be in english, otherwise there deleted.Comments on userpages can be in german, not to mention that this only make sense if the user understand german... btw einen derjenigen der deutsch spricht hast du soeben gefunden^^
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Yes, we're an English site. Good to meet you B5thW!
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Greetings, person that will surely die later. This is the armorgames community and I'm your excutioner.
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Welcome to a great place to enjoy games and meet new people from all over the world in a warm community! =)Und ein zweiter der ein bisschen Deutsch spricht... Have fun!
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Hello B5thW..hope we see you around the forums some! As for me speaking German...er...Entschuldigung, Ich spreche Deutsch nicht gut
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Eich hieben Volkswagwagen!Hello and welcome to the greatness that is Armor Games.
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Uber wunderbar schweinhund bier!, etc., etc.. Yup, that's my part of the conversation. Welcome to the Community. I'm going to bed. >_
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welcome to the forums Let's get along
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Cool! Kinda hilarious what kind of phrases you guys keep writing here in german. Made my day...
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Title: | Non-governmental organization and building community |
Authors: | Sogawa, Sanae Behavioural & Social Sciences in Health |
Keywords: | non-governmental organisations non-government organisations NGOs grass roots organisations Medecins Sans Frontieres |
Issue Date: | 2001 |
Abstract: | The Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) community encompasses a wide range of organisations and performances within and across many different countries in the world. The structure of NGOs ranges from small groups of a village-like size to a very large international level organisation. The activities of these organisations is spread across various sections such as funding, economics, technical, leisure, humanities, etc. and their performances are dependent on the individual NGO as well as the country and sector in which the NGO works. The NGO community has dramatically grown in member size in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres after industrialised governments supported NGO activity with funding. However, there are constraints in NGO activity due to funding arrangements, as well as different perspectives between Southern NGOs, Northern NGOs and governments. A 'critical' case study (embedded) is applied to Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), as it is one of the well-known NGOs. The MSF's Activity Report: 'July 1998-June 1999' is used to analyse its activities and the collected data are examined according to the five dimensions of the study framework Community Building Practice. With reference to the literature review and the results of the case study, the influence of funding on NGO activity, the autonomy of Grass Roots Organisations (GROs) and the professionalisation of international NGOs will be discussed. |
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St. John's beats Marquette 74-59
There was a lot of talk Saturday about St. John's turning the corner. The Red Storm beat Marquette 74-59 at Madison Square Garden, their fourth win in five games and one that had a lot of people feeling upbeat about a team that was winless in the Big East 16 days ago.
''This was another positive step forward which in encouraging as we round the corner and head to the second half of Big East play,'' Red Storm coach Steve Lavin said. ''You hope you play like today to try and get a win, continue to make progress.''
D'Angelo Harrison scored 27 points and was 6 of 11 from 3-point range as St. John's put on a solid performance on both ends of the court.
Harrison, who leads the team in scoring at 17.7 points per game, did a lot more than shoot for the Red Storm (13-9, 3-6 Big East) as he finished with six rebounds, three assists, two steals and two of St. John's 12 blocked shots.
''We're finally clicking,'' Harrison said. ''Everyone had a great game for us. We're buying into the process and believe we can turn the corner and turn this around and we have over the last five games.''
The Red Storm had one of their better defensive games of the season and the blocks had a lot to do with that.
St. John's came in leading the nation in blocks at 8.3 per game and Chris Obekpa, who had seven Saturday, came in seventh in the country at 3.3 per game.
''The interior defense ignites our offense,'' Lavin said. ''Chris's blocking fuels what we want to do offensively.''
Marquette coach Buzz Williams was asked about Obekpa, who had seven blocks against the Golden Eagles last season.
''He does outstanding job of throwing it to the stands against our guys,'' he said.
Derrick Wilson had 14 points for Marquette (12-10, 4-5), which continued its streak of win one, lose one for the 12th consecutive game. The loss dropped the Golden Eagles, the preseason favorite to win the conference, into a tie for fifth place with Seton Hall.
The Golden Eagles, who came in as the lowest scoring team in the 10-team conference (71.0), struggled all game with their shooting. Marquette shot 34.8 percent for the game (23 of 66), including 3 of 14 (21.4 percent) from 3-point range, another statistical category it is last in in the Big East at 29.7 percent.
''We need to shoot better than 35 percent from the field to have a chance to win on the road and 16 turnovers is really high in a 70-, 72-possession game.''
Marquette, which opened the game on a 6-0 run, had won 13 of the last 14 meetings between the schools.
St. John's held Marquette to three field goals over the last 12:45 of the first half and was able to take a 33-20 lead.
The Red Storm pulled away to the big lead with a 15-2 run that Harrison started with a 3-pointer and a four-point play. He was fouled by Deonte Burton as he hit his sixth 3 of the game. Harrison jumped up from the court and screamed toward the crowd. His free throw made it 51-33. The run ended when freshman Rysheed Jordan dunked on a breakaway to make it 59-35 with 11:24 to go.
''It's hard to guard all of us when we're moving the ball,'' Harrison said. ''You can't guard all five of us when that's what we're doing.''
Lavin and Williams sounded very different.
''I love the upside of this team,'' Lavin said. I love the personnel, the chemistry. That's never changed.''
Williams talked frankly about his team, which was ranked 17th in the preseason Top 25, reaching the NCAA tournament.
''I would say we probably have to go 7-2 down the stretch,'' he said. ''That would be 11 conference wins and that might get you in as a bubble team. Maybe we have to win a game in New York in the Big East tournament. We don't have enough data on the new Big East to know what it takes to be an at-large team.''
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First time I own a tablet. Nexus 10 seemed the way to go,as I have a galaxy II so I thought the learning curve would be smaller. I still can't acually go to Hotmail on line. I get this message that says to clear my browser cookies or some such poo. I mean, why can't I simply go to a internet site? Why do some pictures not show up when I am at certain sites? What browser does this use? Chrone? Google? Can you switch? Seems like today all the companys want you in thier camp and have started rounding up followers by making thier stuff propriotory and encapsalating. I thought I followed the instructions to allow it to use Flash. I never would have bought it had I known it wasn't going to use Flash. Thats dumb. I use Hotmail, and have since it was invented. I'm not going to use gmail now. Where the heck are my contacts? I mean I get hotmail with my tablet but if it's something I can't see, I have no contacts. I mean I can repy to a email but if I want to send to all in my contact list I don't know them by memory. Or even just send one email , like on my computer I just click on contacts and select anyone I want? Know what I mean, Jelly Bean??
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why not try the hotmail app?
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On a Nexus device, none of the built-in software elements or applications are proprietary or encapsulating to the point of restriction. Android has very deep integration with Google's services. This is a benefit to users of these services, but it is not necessarily detrimental to those who are not. You can use any type of service you'd like, and there will certainly be some way to access your data on the N10. For browsing, I use Google Chrome -- as do many others -- though I know some prefer the stock Android 'Browser' or others available through the Play Store. Here's a quick list of browsers, in no particular order:
As for pictures not showing up, are you on a home network or a work network? As for your browser, you should be able to tell. Are you using the "Chrome" shortcut, "Browser" shortcut, or a different shortcut altogether? For Hotmail, you seem to be complaining about the experience you're having when viewing Hotmail via a browser. Have you tried adding your account(s) in the stock "Email" application? You shouldn't have any problem doing so.
Edit: and, as pointed out above, try out the Hotmail application.
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In an earlier installment of The Narcissist Issue, we relayed the story of Narcissus: the gorgeous lad whose self-love led to eternal incarceration in his own reflection. Pretty scary, but we must remember that not all reflections bring such nasty consequences.
As the future rises up at horrifying speeds, and the past seems to disintegrate in the blink of an eye, many people forget to take the time to look back. In our opinion, it's impossible to forge a viable gay equality without first reflecting on the people and organizations that came paved the way.
To this end, we sat down with Alan Klein and Ron Goldberg, two of the earliest members of the AIDS Coalition To Unleash Power (ACT UP). Through mass demonstrations and seemingly-spontaneous zaps, ACT UP successfully brought AIDS to national attention, thus clearing a path for understanding, progress and a future as scary as it is hopeful.
In part one of a two piece interview, Klein and Goldberg talk about their early days as activists, using the media to get their message out, and how fighting the system takes its toll.
Learn a little somethin' somethin', after the jump…
Queerty: How did you guys get involved with ACT UP?
Ron Goldberg: I think our first meeting was together.
Alan Klein: It was the same meeting, yeah.
QT: Where on the timeline?
RG: May of '87?
AK: Yeah, it was either the end of April or early May. We got in for different reasons. I was with my then boyfriend, Karl. We had seen Larry Kramer speak at a Columbia student health conference.
QT: You were attending Columbia at the time?
AK: No, no…
RG: He was cruising.
AK: [Laughs] No, but there was a sexy part of ACT UP that made it what it was, but that's beside the point. The point is that I had just graduated from Ithaca. We were all in our teens or early twenties; AIDS was just coming out of our periphery and into our full vision. [Larry Kramer] made all of us stand up and he looked at half of the room and said, "Okay, this half sit down,†then he looked at the part that was still standing, and said, "You're all gonna die in two years!â€
He then proceeded to tell us about HIV and AIDS, tell us what was happening at GMHC, what was not going on, what the government was not doing at the time, what Reagan was not doing at the time, how many people were dying, and scared the living shit out of us. I was like, "Who is this guy telling me I'm gonna die? Fuck him!†But, it got me to an ACT UP meeting. It was just this amazing, eye-opening experience.
[There's] a misconception these days, particularly among young people, that ACT UP was a political organization. The reason that ACT UP was so captivating to those of us who went to these meetings is that the people that were involved in ACT UP at the time were not politicos. They were pissed off regular people that had organized something really interesting. This meeting was right at the beginning and already it was forming into something so cohesive, so fast, that you almost had to be a part of it.
RG: I had been in the city a bit longer, because I'm a bit older. I had always supported GMHC, I had done the AIDS walk, all that stuff, but I was sort of intimidated by the whole "buddy†thing. I thought it was going to be too much and I'd just drown. I had read in The New YorkNative about this demonstration they had just done in Washington. The cops had shown up in those yellow rubber gloves because no one knew how AIDS was transmitted, and they didn't want to catch it from the queers they'd be arresting.
ACT UP's response was angry, of course, but then they came up with the chant: "Your gloves don't match your shoes, you'll see it on the news!†I read that and went, "Ah, I could do that.â€
And then I went to this meeting and [there] was this tremendous energy, this real passion, actually. Passion is very sexy, whether it's channeled toward politics, whether it's channeled toward an individual, passion's hot. It was like, "Wow, I have to do this.â€
AK: And be a part of it.
RG: You need to understand: this was a time when Reagan had just said AIDS for the first time probably two months earlier. The Bill Buckley [idea of] tattooing people with AIDS was still relatively recent. There was finally a test for HIV. But people weren't taking it, because there was nothing you could do. If you were HIV positive, there was nothing you could do about it.
AK: But die. Slowly.
RG: You just had to assume you were sick. So, this was a very different place. Suddenly, after years and years of people dying, here was something like, "We have to do something.†For me, it started with the silence = death posters, which just one day showed up all over time: the pink triangle with silence = death.
QT: Can we talk about hitting rush hour and getting into the news? You've said you were keenly aware of being on the news.
AK: Yes. Nothing in ACT UP happened by accident.
RG: Oh, bullshit! Half our successes were completely by accident. [But] where we were or the timing of it wasn't by accident. We had media professionals involved in the group…
QT: What was the demographic?
RG: It was pretty white.
AK: At first it was pretty white, yeah.
RG: Part of the anger of ACT UP was that it was predominately white gay men of privilege: privilege of being white, privilege of job, college educated. So, when suddenly we were being told, "The system doesn't care. We don't care if you die, faggot.†We were like, "What do you mean? I'm a professional.†It was a real shock.
AK: I want to add to this, particularly for the readers of Queerty: this was pre-Ellen. Coming out was still an issue. It was not okay to be gay. People had to deal with their self-loathing, number one. Coming out, number two, because you're on TV at these demonstrations…
RG: And [it was] a disease that was "tied to your sexuality.†I used to do pride all the time. It was my favorite day: you'd march down the middle of the street and say, "I'm queer.†But it's different to then go down to Wall Street and go, "Yes, I'm a faggot and I deserve health care! I'm a citizen, I'm a faggot, and this is happening to me. I demand these rights!†You really had to stand up. Wearing a "Silence = Death†button, people assumed you had AIDS, which was stigmatized. People would back away from you. [Taking] on a stigma and shoving it in people's face was very powerful and sexy.
QT: Looking at this time-line: of course there's still chapters [of ACT UP] around, but it was pretty short-lived. Let's talk about the heyday and what happened to it.
AK: Like Ron said, there was a lot of passion. It was neat. [Author of The Celluloid Closet Vito Russo] described the situation that we were confronting as our own personal Vietnam War, but no one else could hear the screams. …And people felt as though not only could they not hear the screams, but [also that] they were being pushed down and they were drowning.
RG: It actually wasn't a short time. For a group of that type, it was actually quite an extended period. The heyday probably was from '87 to 92. There were still things going on after that – and very worthwhile things – but that was really its prime. Part of it was that you could only act like it's a crisis for so long. We were doing demonstrations two or three times a week. And people were dying. So you'd go from the hospital to the meeting to after the meeting. It was an incredibly intense time.
AK: People burned out.
RG: People burned out. People died. My thought of what ACT UP was trying to do was…there was silence around AIDS politically, and what we wanted to do was get it heard so it became a major issue. People were dying, but it wasn't an issue, because they didn't care. So, we succeeded. Clinton became president and it was an issue. It was the first thing he mentioned in his acceptance speech. Great. So now it joined the list [of things] that no one knew what to do about. Also, our people moved into the process. We wound up being on FDA committees. We wound up advising drug companies. A lot of what happened was that people moved into the AIDS "industryâ€. I don't mean that in a negative way, because there was a lot of important stuff that was done. You had people dying; you can't act like there's a crisis for five years. You just burn out.
[Queerty's interview with Alan Klein and Ron Goldberg continues on Monday. Ha! Now you have to come back!]
Want more info? Check out these sites:
ACT UP Oral History Project
AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power [Wikipedia]
ACT UP and Larry Kramer did more to save lives than anyone in the government.
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I got in to ACT UP's snotty little brother, Queer Nation. It was a group dedicated to getting in the face of hetero's to show that queers existed, that the world wasn't 100% hetero or 95% hetero with the other 5% closeted. We'd do kiss-ins and stuff like that. It was very powerful for me, but the group here in Los Angeles splintered because one faction wanted to be much more political with stuff that really didn't have anything to do with being gay and the faction I was in just wanted to do street theater.
And Jack E. Jett, you're right. I'll never forget the March on Washington in 1987, the anger I felt when we stopped in front of the White House and chanted "Shame! Shame! Shame!".
yes, i was at that march and i remember looking back and seeing a sea of lite candles and i really felt empowered.
this is one of the reasons that the almost two week ceremony for ronald reagan was revolting.
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As you peer through the window of the Bluebird room, you notice your child (or someone else's!) wandering from friend to friend visiting. You then focus on a group of students chatting while they sit around a rug of materials. Seated at their tables are two more students "working" on math facts…giggling and talking. Don't panic. Maria Montessori recognized that the ages of 6-9 were years of much social growth. The children are learning to navigate through some often difficult situations in order to build life long character traits. They are building the man or woman they are to become. When you see two children chatting at their table, they may be problem solving or collaborating on a work that is difficult. A group around a rug conversing may be doing research, practicing a presentation, reviewing with one another, or if they are chattering loudly, even catching a spider for a habitat! The child visiting others is asserting themselves, greeting others, possibly showing grace and courtesy as they take a lost pencil to a friend or loan a pencil sharpener to someone because they saw the need and filled it. Or all of these examples could just be the children socializing for the sake of socializing because they need that too! Rest assured that we are keeping tabs and redirecting as needed, if needed. However, we are also allowing the students to develop socially, a crucial piece of the whole child.
The Montessori classroom is designed in a way that all activities gear themselves naturally toward the development of oral and written language. Language in the lower elementary classroom is filled with key experiences. These key experiences are presented and repeated each year, and each year a new depth of meaning and understanding is gained. Children progress at their own pace through the reading and language program. Concrete concepts lead to abstract ones. A child in the Montessori classroom develops an inquisitiveness that is the motivating force toward further knowledge. In the picture below the first level students are listening to the comma key experience.
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This month we have begun our continent study of Europe. We began with a lay of the land, a lesson on the biomes of Europe. As we continue the study, first level will learn more about the animals of Europe and where they are found. Second level will be researching the needs of humans in Europe and how they vary from country to country. They voted to focus on Norway and the history of Vikings! Keep your eye out for signs of these sailors. Third level will be focusing on the needs within various European biomes and choosing research topics. Each level will also be focusing on the physical and political geography including regions, countries, capitals, land and water forms, landmarks, and flags.
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February 13th, the Bluebird Room had a special lesson on the history and geography of cheese. Dating back to ancient times in the Arabian peninsula, travelers would carry goat's milk in a sac, the stomach of a goat or sheep. As legend tells it, the jostling of the travels combined with the rennet in the lining of the stomach curdled the milk forming the curds (cheese) and the whey (the liquid). This satisfied the weary travelers hunger and thirst. Thus the birth of cheese. We also learned that not only cow and goat milk is used but some cultures use sheep, horse, and even moose milk to make cheeses. A tasting of cheeses and bread from Europe followed, with the children locating the origin of each sample. England, Ireland, France, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Greece, Italy, Poland, the Ukraine, and Scandinavia were represented. I guess you could say cheese is a universal love!
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Students are asked to help celebrate by making a 100-day collection. Students are to collect 100 of something and bring their items to school on Monday. The 100th day collections will be shared during each classroom's morning meeting.
Get creative! It's always amazing to see the wonderful ideas each child comes up with such as 100 Lego sculpture, 100 picture poster, and 100 cotton ball snowman. Have fun!
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Buckingham's Smokehouse BBQ raised prices $1 within six months on in-house and to-go meals because of food costs. Unlike some less fortunate restaurants, manager Jason Reed said that business is booming.
Grand Cru is holding off on increasing prices for as long as possible, said manager Dan Paulsell.
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Jack's Gourmet Restaurant owner Kenneth Applegate said his restaurant couldn't absorb the inflation in food costs, and has had to increase prices for the first time in two years. Menu prices increased "one dollar here, 50 cents there, two dollars there," he said. Catering charges increased five dollars to account for gas costs.
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Trying to decide on Ultra Dream 161 or 159 Wide
Hi everyone, I could use some input from the guys with 10.5 feet as to board width. It's way past time for me to upgrade my sidecountry board and I've decided to go with a K2 Ultra Dream to chase powder in the trees. My local shop has last years 161 model marked way, but the waist width is cutting it close at 25.3. I found a great deal on-line on last years 159W model with a roomier 26.3 waist width. I know we are only talking 3/8 of an inch here, but I just can't decide. What waist width do guys with 10.5 boots shoot for?
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I would go to 161, especially, if you have boots with reduced footprint. And a snowboard size calculator I use ( Snowboard Sizing Guide, Size Calculator ) gives 252mm waist for 10,5 boots. I know your confusion, K2 in it's size charts gives wide board for everyone size 9,5 and more boots, which ir ridiculous.
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I'd go with whichever deal is better. My size 11 kicks are a little big on the outside so I ride a l/xl binding and they usually overhang on standard boards so I stick with at least a mid-wide. A little extra width never hurts on a pow board because it gives more surface area to float, but since the standard board is longer the 159w loses most of its appeal there. It's really six one way and a half-dozen the other.
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I find it a bit odd you say that the T1's run small on outside. I actually have T1's and I thought they were a bit big. I bumped up to a large union force binding because the mediums were a little too snug. But whatever goes, binding and boot size don't really play into picking a board width. If you want to be sure if the 159w is going to be oversized or not, check out this post and see if you can't get the measurements for the Ultradream from some shop and see how it sizes up. Snowboard Width - Huh? / The Boarder's Blog |
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