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Federer Beats Mayer To Begin Halle Title Bid
Halle, Germany
by ATP Staff
Five-time Gerry Weber Open champion Roger Federer opened his title campaign on Thursday, defeating Florian Mayer 6-4, 7-5 to begin his grass-court season in Halle.
The second-seeded Federer hit 11 aces, won 76 per cent of his service points and converted two of his six break point chances to remain undefeated in four matches against Mayer.
"I'm very happy with the way things went today. I obviously knew playing against Mayer in the first round was going to be tricky," Federer said. "He's in the Top 30 and has been to the quarter-finals of Wimbledon. And I've played him here on grass before, so I know how tough he can be.
"But I felt I was focussed, was moving well and bascially, didn't have any letdowns on my serve. I was able to create a few more chances than he did. I'm through with my first victory on grass this year and I hope it's not my last."
Federer was playing his first match since falling to World No. 1 Novak Djokovic in the Roland Garros semi-finals. Federer has won four titles this season, in Rotterdam (d. del Potro), Dubai (d. Murray), Indian Wells (d. Isner) and Madrid (d. Berdych).
The 30-year-old Swiss, who signed a lifetime contract with the ATP World Tour 250 grass-court tournament in Halle, has a 37-4 event record, and is looking to collect his first trophy at the tournament since triumphing in 2008 over Philipp Kohlschreiber.
In the quarter-finals, Federer will clash with big-serving Milos Raonic. Federer has won both of their meetings this season in three sets, edging the Canadian in Indian Wells and Madrid.
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Wild card Tommy Haas beat Marcel Granollers 6-3, 6-4 to avenge his second-round loss to the Spaniard at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells. The 33-year-old home favourite won 60 per cent of his second serve return points to break Granollers once in each set.
"He's a very tricky player. He's No. 22 in the world so you know what you're going to get," said Haas. "I played him recently in Indian Wells, where I lost a tough three setter, so I was seeking revenge. I knew I had to play some of my best tennis and I think this was one of my best matches throughout the whole year. I'm really pleased to have beaten him today."
Haas is bidding to win his first title since lifting the Halle trophy three years ago after upsetting Novak Djokovic in the final. The 33 year old will look to equal his best season run (Munich semi-finals) when he takes on third seed and 2007 champion Tomas Berdych in the quarter-finals.
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Cannons better than Torpedoes?
What makes Cannons better than Torpedoes?
In a word: nothing.
Some folks swear by guns only, some prefer a different loadout that gives them different tactical options. |
Shields have a high innate resistance to kinetic damage. If a torpedo hits shields, the damage that doesn't bleed through might as well not have happened. Transphasics sort of get around that by having higher bleedthrough, but the 60% that hits the shields still gets reduced to pretty much nothing. Cannons, on the other hand, do full damage to shields and hull.
They're not worse than cannons, but they are a weapon you have to manage every shot. |
Alright...I didn't realize that cannons hit straight through shields.
Not straight through, 90% of them still hit the shield and 10% bleeds through, but the 90% that hits shields does their damage to the shields. Torpedoes split the same way, but the 90% that hits shields is greatly reduced, so the shields take very little damage.
I can see why people prefer cannons...but I still prefer torpedoes. |
Shields up, Cannons do lots of damage lots of damage lots of damage, torpedoes do jack all.
Shields down, cannons do lots of damage lots of damage lots of damage, torpedoes do sporadic HUGE damage. If you can count on shields being down a lot, great. In a lot of situations (particularly but not only pvp), you can't. My tac/escort with all guns can just ... vaporize targets faster than folks with mines and torps and whatnot, unless the torp folks get lucky. Cannons don't rely on luck. They MOW THINGS DOWN. Torps are fun, mind you, but they can be very frustrating: 'ha ha, shields down, I'll shoot my torp! ... OMFG, he got 1% shields back and now my torp did nearly nothing??? DANG IT' |
I just can't get over the 45 degrees...but maybe I should try them out and see how it plays. |
Just my personal preference, but I really don't like having to line up my ship just right to use cannons. I use beams and torpedoes on everything. I'm thinking of throwing turrets into the mix to see what happens.
I always have two turrets in the aft. |
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Definition of jack snipe in English:
1A small dark Eurasian snipe.
- Lymnocryptes minima, family Scolopacidae
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1.1North American Any wader similar to the jack snipe, e.g. the pectoral sandpiper or the common snipe.
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Dharamsala: A Himachal Pradesh court has extended the police remand of two Tibetans who have been accused of raping a 46-year-old German woman in this town last week, police said on Thursday.
Two Tibetan youths - Tsering and Tswang - were arrested from Dharamsala in Kangra district Jan 16 on charges of raping the woman for two successive days - Dec 27 and 28 - during her stay at Bagsunag near McLeodganj, the headquarters of the Tibetan government-in-exile.
The local court Wednesday extended the police remand of the accused till Jan 24, assistant Superintendent of Police Omapati Jamwal told a news agency.
The victim reported to the police Jan 15 that one of the accused allegedly took her to an isolated room Dec 27 where he and his friend sexually assaulted her for two days.
Jamwal said the woman was found Jan 7 lying unconscious from some drug overdose at Bagsunag and the police admitted her to the Rajendra Prasad Medical College and Hospital at Tanda town. She lodged the complaint regarding the rape after she was discharged from the hospital.
The victim was in India for the past 10 months on a tourist visa.
"Her visa has been extended for two weeks on medical grounds," a police official said. Her visa expired Jan 16.
This was the second case of a foreigner being raped in Kangra district in six months.
In June last year, an 18-year-old British charity worker, who was on an exchange teaching programme and was staying with a few other British nationals, was raped by two cab drivers in Palampur town.


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Divinity II: FoV - Release Date, Screenshots and Trailer
by Myrthos, 2010-07-23 21:03:47
A DTP press release states that the release date for the German speaking countries has been set to the 30th of July. This date is actually earlier than the dates mentioned before. How often does that happen...
In addition there is a new (German) trailer to be found on the web, like on youtube and some fresh new screenshots that you can find in our gallery.
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basement finishing project
I have decided finish my basement. My basement is very dry most of the time. However in extreme rain (NJ, hurricane Irene), I notice about a 1/2 teaspoon of water in certain spots where the wall meets the floor. So, My plan is to clean walls and and dryloc, use metal studs, and paperless drywall. Also build the wall 1" from the cinder box wall. Insulate with r19 pink stuff. In the spring I'm also going to check all down spouts and gutters. The question i have, is should i do more to stop the little water i have concern with? Should i try to find a product to seal that seam where the wall meets the floor?
Great advice, I'll let you know how it turns out
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Business Matters: What it Means For Spotify's Daniel Ek to be Worth $308 Million
Daniel Ek Is Worth $308 Million Because The Market Values Spotify So Highly
It may surprise some people that Spotify CEO and co-founder Daniel Ek is worth $308 million (£190 million), according to a list of richest British people in music at the Sunday Times. Ek tied for tenth with Sir Mick Jagger and David and Victoria Beckham. The Sunday Times' estimate could be low, could eventually be much higher and is in danger of being much lower if Ek isn't able to cash out on a high note.
That Daniel Ek could be worth $308 million is a statement on how the market perceives Spotify. No other privately held digital music service - and none not owned by Apple - has such high expectations and defines its category so well. Spotify is synonymous with streaming music. Streaming is the future of music. Therefore Spotify is the future. If an investor had to bet on a single company to transform the recorded music business, that company would have to be Spotify.
The Sunday Times estimates Ek's value based on a valuation of $1.94 billion, a large figure that's about half the $4 billion valuation that has been floating around the press lately. If one assumes Ek has all his value tied up in Spotify, and if Spotify is worth $4 billion, then Ek is worth $616 million. But that's his value on paper, and it's subject to change with changes in Spotify's value. If Spotify value drops to $1 billion, Ek's value drops to about $150 million. If you take into account any wealth Ek netted from his previous businesses, he's worth more than $308 million.
Exactly how Ek turns his paper wealth into more substantial wealth gets to the very core of Spotify's mission. Ek is on a list with people who have generated and continue to generate significant income. For example, an initial public stock offering would allow Ek to cash out some of his shares, but that's an unlikely scenario at this point. Spotify would need to present a better financial story to potential investors in order to go public. It has about $1 billion of revenue and strong growth, but it pays out 65% to 70% of revenue to rights owners. Considering investors are concerned about the 54% of revenue Pandora pays out to rights owners, they could be downright fearful of Spotify's content acquisition costs.
Ek himself has said publicly that an IPO "is not an option," the company is focused on growth and it has enough capital to maintain its current business plan. If Spotify won't tap the public stock markets, it can be acquired or merge with another company.
Wondering how Ek and Spotify's investors will cash out is hardly an academic exercise. The story of Ek's wealth is really the story of Spotify's future. If the company continues to grow at its current pace, lure a greater percentage of paying customers and become a standard music platform around the world, Ek will be worth far more than $308 million. If the company stumbles on its way to greatness, Ek and his investors will be looking at far less wealth. And if Spotify doesn't succeed, streaming music may not succeed. ( Sunday Times)
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Changes in serum cardiac troponins following a 21-km run in junior male runners. | |
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PMID: 16998456 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE |
AIM: This study was designed to examine the appearance and clearance characteristics of serum cardiac troponin T (cTnT) and I (cTnI) in junior runners after an exhaustive 21-km run. The dependence of the alternations of the cardiac troponins on the runners' training status reflected in training years, running ability and physiological profile at ventilatory threshold (Th(vent)) was also examined. METHODS: Ten trained male adolescents (16.2+/-0.6 years) performed 21-km run and graded treadmill exercise with maximum effort on two different days. cTnT and cTnI immediately before and 2, 4 and 24 hours after exercise were measured in the 21-km trial. The parameters at Thvent including the running speed (Th(vent)-Speed) and VO2 (Th(vent)-VO2) were identified in the graded exercise trial. RESULTS: Serum cTnT and cTnI in 6 of the 10 subjects measured 4 hours after the 21-km run were above the myocardial injury cutoffs of 0.03 and 0.09 ng x mL(-1), respectively, but returned towards pre-exercise levels within 24 hours that were not in the same manner observed in the clinical situation of myocardial infraction. The 6 subjects' training status was generally lower than that of the rest 4. Further, subjects' 4-h serum cTnT and cTnI were negatively related to their training years, Th(vent)-Speed and Th(vent)-VO2, and positively related to their personal best in half- and full-marathon races (r2 = or > 36%, n = 10). CONCLUSIONS: Such findings implied that clinicians based the diagnosis of long-distance run-induced myocardial infraction in novice junior runners upon the transient postexercise elevations of cardiac troponins alone should be with caution. |
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Alex Krebs introduces the concept of "traspie". He gives two varieties of "traspie", and various sub "families" of them, in this lesson,This lesson is fundamental for the lessons that follow in this volume, which explore these types of steps more thoroughly.
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Alex has been dancing Argentine Tango since 1997 and teaching worldwide since 1998, including performances in Buenos Aires. He has run his all-Argentine tango studio, Tango Berretin, in Portland, Oregon since 2001 and has also studied the bandoneon since 2001 currently directing his sextet.
He is completely fanatic about the dance, and shares his passion with his students. He teaches for the social dance floor, emphasizing the improvisatory side of the dance through a strong communication between the lead and follow and on musicality. Alex tries to give his students the vocabulary necessary so that each person can find their own unique way of dancing -- dancing the tango of their own body.
Videos of Alex:
- Alex and Luciana Valle
- Alex and Evan Griffiths.
- Alex and Jennifer Olson.
- Alex and Jenna Rohrbacher
- OPB video of Alex and the bandoneon
Places Alex has travelled to teach tango:
Boston, Providence (RI), Montreal, Seattle, Austin, San Francisco, New York City, Dallas, Washington D.C., Phoenix, Bellingham, Vancouver (B.C.), Nijmegen (www.elcorte.com), Toronto, Ann Arbor, MI, Pittsburgh, Albuquerque, Eugene (OR), Berlin, Nijmegen (www.elcorte.com), La Fraysinette (France)(www.tangovalley.com), Anchorage, Klamath Falls (OR), Mt. Shasta City (CA), Minneapolis (co-teaching with Florencia Taccetti of Buenos Aires), Munich and Augsburg (Germany), Bologna and Modigliana (Italy), Lund (Sweden), Amsterdam, London, Leeds (UK), Totnes (UK), Cambridge (UK), Bristol (UK), Bylaugh (UK), Edinburgh (UK), Yale (New Haven, CT), Urbana (IL), Sun Valley (ID), Maui, Chicago, Newport, Victoria (B.C), Atlanta, Oxford (UK), Raleigh (NC), Bend (OR), Bellingham (WA), Atlanta, and St. Louis
Alex has been nfluenced by many people and styles, but influenced early on by Mariano "Chicho" Frumboli(musicality), Fabian Salas (structure of the dance), and Damian Esell and Nancy Louzan (posture, walk, elegance). Studied and danced in Buenos Aires for over six months between seven visits. Co-taught and performed with Luciana Valle (BsAs) in Denver, Austin, San Francisco, Boulder, North Carolina, Aspen, London (UK), Bylaugh (UK), Bristol (UK) and has performed with Luciana in Buenos Aires (Torquato Tasso and Centro Cultural Mora), San Francisco, Portland, and Seattle (at the Benaroya Theater with the New York Tango Trio). Alex has co-taught with Florencia Taccetti (BsAs) in Minneapolis, San Francisco, Albuquerque and Pittsburgh and has performed with her in Minneapolis, Portland, Albuquerque, Pittsburgh and San Francisco and performed in London (with Biljana Lipic), Amsterdam (with Yvonne Meissner), Antwerpen (with Esther Heitzer), Florence (w/Yvonne Meissner), Munich and Augsburg (Germany, with Heidrun Fluk).
Has been invited to teach in Beijing, Moscow, Cape Town, Frankfurt, Aachen, Cleveland, New Zealand, and Antwerpen (Belgium).
Has DJ'ed milongas in Portland, Anchorage, Dallas, Ann Arbor, Augsburg (Germany), Cambridge (UK), Seatle, Victoria (B.C.), Salt Lake City, Boulder, Denver, St. Louis, Minneapolis, and the all-night milongas in San Francisco, Washington DC and New York City.
- At Oregon Ballet Theater's "Viva La Danza" Gala. April, 2012
- Performed in the tango show "Tango Nights," at the Aladdin Theater
- "Danza Tropica" as part of PCC's ArtBeat
- Wrote and directed the tango show "Tango al Tiempo" at the Miracle Theater April 16th-18th, 2003
- Directed/performed in Teatro Milagro's "Viva Baile" program (May 2007)
- Produced/Directed tango shows at Miracle Theater's 2010 and 2012 Luna Nueva festival.
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- Has been studying the bandoneon since May 2001, directed the tango band "Conjunto Berretin." (with 2 CD's recorded) from 2003-2008, and currently is arranging/directing a tango sextet and arranging/directing an Orquesta Tipica for the Portland Tango Festivals in Feb. and Oct.
- Alex has released four albums under the Berretin Records label:
- "Tango for Lovers and Fools" (Conjunto Berretin)
- "Tangamente" (Conjunto Berretin)
- "Electro-Tangos Vol. 1" (Orquesta Electronica Berretin)
- "Berretineando" (The New York Tango Jam Session)
- Alex has finished production on a new cd, "Stumptandas" (the Alex Krebs Tango Sextet), which was released in July of 2011.


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Monday, September 08, 2008
Old School, Preschool, and Colonel Sanders
My daughter started preschool this morning and it did not go as I had envisioned...
She being nervous while packing lunch, difficulty getting dressed, walking her to the classroom with her hand clenching mine, huge puppy eyes and tears as I'm about to leave, screaming "Daddy! Daddy! Don't leave me… I love you!!" as I walked away quickly, but maybe stopping a few times waving and whispering "I love you too, now go back to your classroom and learn the proper use of safety scissors..." as I backed into and disappeared in a fog with Obi-Wan Kenobi and Dean Martin patting me on the back assuring me that I am a good dad.
That's what I expected. In reality it went something like this:
Packing lunch – "No…I want to do it all BY MYSELF!"
Dressing - "No…I want to do it all BY MYSELF!"
In the car pulling up to the school "Drop me off…O.K…I see you later O.K!"
Uh no! I'm walking to your classroom and I BETTER SEE TEARS WHEN I LEAVE!!!!
I can just imagine what kindergarten is going to be like; she'll probably end up telling me to drop her off down the street.
Happy Birthday To The Man That Invented Chicken in a Bucket!
And to think I almost forgot... thankfully some cool folks reminded me.
It's hard to imagine, but prior to the birth of Harland David Sanders in 1890 nobody even thought about putting fried chicken in a bucket.
It wasn't until his 3rd birthday on a farm in Henryville, Indiana while packing lunch for his first day preschool that he told his father, General Sanders, "Father General, I would like the pleasure of preparing my own meal for today's schooling. Sir."
When his father of little words nodded in agreement, young Harland instantly put 14 pieces of fried chicken with 11 herbs and spices in a red, white, and black cardboard bucket.
And then with his chicken bucket and Princess backpack in hand, his dad took young Sanders to school.
And he didn't even acknowledge his father as he walked away from his classroom - not even a wave.
And his father was so upset that he didn't want to eat fried chicken anymore. But then he got over it and went through the drive-thru anyways.
35 comments:
- SciFi Dad said...
In honour of this historic day, I used a Lionel Richie song in today's post.
- CRUSTYBEEF said...
awwwwww, first days--
just wait, there will be tears and the "i don't wanna's" when you least expect it--but look at it this way, when it does occur you can go off into the haze of the martin and saber glow of Yoda with a request for some chicken at the KFC drivethru. :)
Crusty - 11:33 AM
- pixie said...
Both my kids were like "See ya!" when I dropped them off for preschool. I'm sure Volcano will be the same when he starts kindergarten tomorrow. *sniff* I think it's harder on us parents than it is on the little tykes.
- for a different kind of girl said...
I let the kids have a pass on the whole adoration during our departures, but when they get home from school, I pretty much force them to hug me and go on and on about how much they missed me while they were in school. The sixth grader is getting mighty tired of this routine.
- fatherhoodandbeyond said...
My daughter just started kindergarten a bit over a week ago. The entire family dropped her off. Boy was she proud and confident. I am not sure who was glowing more- me, my wife or Ellie. Even our middle son seemed ecstatic to see his sister off.
Our middle boy headed off to Montessori about 20 minutes later without his big sister by his side. He smiled and waved through the window. I could see him chatting it up with his fellow preschoolers like they had been buddies for years. - 1:24 PM
- painted maypole said...
ah colonel... and now the world is a better place for your birth.
even if children are not sad to see their parents leave them at preschool - 3:08 PM
- Raging Dad said...
I feel your pain. My twin boys started preschool today too. We are totally screwed. It is that simple.
- HappyHourSue said...
Trust me...If you really had crying and daddy don't go - it would be much, much worse. That's when you're all : OK! Homeschooling it is! People do it all the time!
- Artist Unplugged said...
It will come and bite you in your extra-crispy, chicken-fried butt when you are least expecting it and NOT when you are ready for it. You will also be in a very big hurry that day for an appointment - like the dedication of the Colonel's statue in your front yard.
- Krista said...
Both my kids are in preschool this year. My youngest (his first year going) was lucky enough to have Grandma take him the first day. I don't think I could have delt with him being scared out of his mind about going to some strangers house. But in the end, he did okay. I was worried about nothing. Be glad you have a child who isn't scared or extremely shy, much easier to deal with. What a brave little girl!
- mama speak said...
It means you're raising a very self-confident daughter who is mature enough to be going to preschool. If that doesn't make you feel better go get some chicken!
Most likely she'll resort to running over to you w/arms outstretched for a hug at the end of the day. I promise, that one will come. - 12:09 AM
- The Real Mother Hen said...
She loves school, that's a good sign :)
- Denguy said...
Ew, showing up to school with your dad--oh my god, like totally embarrassing.
- Sasparilla Sue said...
You should console yourself by going to KFC and getting that stylish new picnic bag with the Colonel's mug plastered all over it. I'm sure it would boost your spirits.
- Ben and Bennie said...
The Colonel (pronounced "Cur-uh-null") mastered the graham cracker crust recipe in kindergarten. His secret biscuit formula came a little later to the delight of his first grade class.
Just to set the record straight since were being all factual here. - 8:59 AM
- Kristen said...
Man, I am so amazed at how much my son loves school. I just hated it so much from the get go, that I just assumed he would, too. I am so glad he's different than me...
Your little girl sounds much like my four year old daughter. "Just let me do it!" is her mantra. Except when she needs her butt wiped. Bleah. - 5:58 PM
- Coal Miner's Granddaughter said...
I was feeling all bad for you and stuff and then that story about the Colonel and his Princess backpack made me snort ice cream out my nose and onto my Mac. Now? You suck and my Mac feels bad for itself.
- Kerrie said...
You freaking CRACK me up.
- creative-type dad said...
Coal Miner's Granddaughter -- You should buy it a new iPod. That'll make it feel better.
Kristen -- I can't wait for the day mine wipes on her own. That would be the best gift ever.
Sasparilla Sue -- Already have one. Although I can get another...
Artist Unplugged -- It's not just a statue, it's a "statue fountain" with a water show.
I just needed to clarify that. - 9:28 AM
- Krista said...
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26622082/?GT1=43001 try going to this link- it's an article on msnbc about the original recipe. Thought you'd like it :)
- Dad Stuff said...
A lot of good things come in buckets. Ice cream, cookies, bungie cords. But chicken is the best.
Glad to see your young one has started her educational journey on a familiar note. - 8:03 AM
- Heather said...
I've had it both ways; the child screaming and crying for me not to leave him and the child who kissed and hugged me and went happily on his way to learn the proper use of scissors.
Take it from me, you want it the way you had it. - 11:11 AM
- common mom said...
It's always worse for us parents than it is for the kids :-)
- Lisa said...
My son was totally of the "don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out" mindset too.
It is more difficult for the parents... - 11:14 AM
- Beck said...
My daughter literally SHOVED ME AWAY when I dropped her off at preschool the other day. And that is how you can tell that I've done a great job raising her - she's both sick of me and ready for school! MY WORK HERE IS DONE!
- Cheryl said...
LOVE your blog!! :) Anyone who writes about the bucket 'o chicken guy gets high points from me!
- kittenpie said...
Dean Martin? Hmmm... Doesn't seem the type for fatherly advice, somehow.
And I think you might need to adapt that K-os song for chicken instead. - 12:24 PM
- creative-type dad said...
Beck -- I feel your pain. Next thing you know they'll be telling us they're moving out just before they start kindergarten.
Krista -- Yes! I know about it. Just about everybody in the world emailed me about that. I actually have an interesting post coming up about that. - 9:32 PM
- steph said...
Re: Biden and 90210...
I think he's going to be *quite upset* when he realizes that there's no Brandon, Dylan, or Donna. I know I was. - 1:56 AM
- radioactive girl said...
No way! I am writing a post right this very second and linking to you because I am talking about KFC, and when I clicked your link to copy it you are talking about the colonel. Too funny!
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- Christine said...
Kids these days sure now know what they want. But it's even harder for dads to raise a kid, and I have to give it to you. It's not easy being a dad and a mommy all at the same time. Just hang in there, the fun is just getting started. And good luck!
- Amrita said...
Your baby is really very brave and strong.
Hope she is having a good time - 12:20 AM
- Brissiemum2 said...
Oh, I so relate! In fact, when my kids started school, they waved me goodbye as I had tears streaming down my face! They were fine....me, not so much! *sigh*
- creative-type dad said...
radioactive girl -- I'm always talking about the Colonel...
steph -- I know. I'm not giving much hope to the new one. - 12:02 AM


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Every Friday, Dusted Magazine publishes a series of music-related lists compiled by our favorite artists. This week: Dutch legends The Ex and Ecstatic Peace crooner Matt Krefting.
The Ex
In a decade when everyone from the Incredible String Band to the Jesus Lizard has staged a comeback, the Ex top them all; not only are they still together thirty years after they first came together as a punk quartet playing gigs in Amsterdam squats, theyve never compromised their values, and their music has never sucked. Key to their success is a commitment to constant change and improvisational acumen that enable them to turn circumstances that might break a lesser band into opportunities for growth. The most recent change is the departure of singer and founder G.W. Sok, whose departure has not only opened the door for a new member, Arnold de Boer (samples, beats, guitar, vocals, etc.), but for he and the rest of the Ex percussionist-vocalist Kat Bornfeld and guitarists Andy Moor and Terrie Hessel to develop a whole new set of music. While The Ex have already done two European tours, including one backing the great Ethiopian saxophonist Getatchew Mekurya, both a new record and an American tour are a ways off, although Andy Moor will appear with DJ Rupture at the Wires Adventures In Modern Music Festival in September.
Five favorite records of Arnold de Boer
1. Lee Perry Revolution Dub (Creole)I like the songs that Lee Perry writes and recorded, I like the songs that Lee Perry plays and sings on and I like the dub versions he made and makes of many great tracks. And of all that stuff, I like his album Revolution Dub the most. The beautiful singing in "Dub Revolutions," the great, great sounding guitar and vocals of "Womans Dub," a version of Jimmy Rileys "Womans Gotta Have It," a great pop song. The Ooohs and Mooos of "Kojak," the bass line of "Doctor On The Go," the beat, the singing and guitar of "Bush Weed," the melodica on "Dreadlock Talking," the shouting in "Dub The Rhythm," the words of "Rain Drops." And then this cross fade mixing, I dont like it, I love it. A big inspiration.
2. V/A - Tanzania Instruments: Tanganyika 1950 (Sharp Wood)Andy recommended me this CD a couple of years ago when I was on tour with Zea, supporting The Ex. The Ex sell these series of "Historical Recordings" by Hugh Tracey on tour next to The Ex merchandise. Many of the compilations from different parts of Africa are great, or amazing, but this one is super! In my universe all of these songs from the Tanzania area are mega hits that I sing along to in the car, shower and kitchen. Flutes, drums, string instruments and vocals are tumbling over each other, lamellophone and likembes are swirling around in my speakers, just to fall into a whole new form of a song, catchy as hell and making me believe that this planet we live on is so big that I cant imagine it fits in the Milky Way.
3. Aphex Twin "Girl / Boy" EP (Warp)This EP contains one of my favourite songs. Its called "Milkman" and I have it in my head quite often. Its Richard D. James idea of a pop song. And thats what it is, a pop song, only sounding completely different from any other pop song, because its built from his own self-invented bricks of rhythm and sound. When I heard it for the first time, I ran five rounds around my student flat, screaming I just saw a flying pink elephant! The other tracks are also sweet in a salty way. If I ever can save only one 12 from my collection, running into my apartment that just caught fire, it will be this one; I put it in an easy place.
4. Neutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane over the Sea (Merge)I went to see Sparklehorse in the Melkweg in Amsterdam more then 10 years ago and the support act, which I never heard of, was Neutral Milk Hotel. It is still one of the best concerts I have ever seen, with Jeff Mangum running all over the stage, playing and singing and shouting while the guy who played the singing saw fell on his knees and started playing a Novation bass station with his nose. They showed me every corner of the venue including the roof. Between the bands, my girlfriend and I went to look at the merchandise table. Something pushed against my right knee and it was this CD, handed under the table by Jeremy Barnes who was then the drummer of NMH and is now in A Hawk and a Hacksaw. He gave me a CD that is still one of the best albums I know. I LOVE it. This record is in the middle of my head, somewhere dangling under my mind behind my eyes and just above my nose.
5. Disrupt The bass Has Left The Building This is my favourite record of the moment, I just bought it.
Andy Moors Top Five (they are all equally unbelievably amazing)
1. V/A - Soweto Compilation (Rough Trade) This record is unbelieveable. Distorted bass lines. Spoon-on-glass percussion. Sharp, clean twangy guitar lines and bizarre sax parts. No chorus or flanger on the guitars, which became a trademark of later soweto and zimbabwe guitar music and for me softened the sound too much and took away some of the choppy quality of the rhythms that made this record so infectious. Even the bass was strummed like a guitar, which was one of the aspects i liked most about Colin (Dog-faced Hermans) and Lucs (The Ex) bass playing . One track called "Zulu Boy" by John Motha would have been a worldwide hit had it been released through mainstream channels on the "world music" (excuse my bad language) scene. Great band names like the New Lucky Boys and Kid Bera Bera and Mister King Jerroo. My favorite words are from a song called called "Nobama" by an unknown composer, musician, producer or backing group that says "This girl, what a girl she is, playing with my fathers cow ....what is she doing, playing with my fathers cows?" Recording this music itself was actually against the Sunday Observance law because most of the musicians held day jobs during the week and could only record on Saturday or Sunday...and Sunday in South Africa was a day when all you were allowed to do was religiously lay down and pray for Monday. Music that is forbidden to be played and still played against all odds, like Rebetika and Jazz, often has an amazing edge to it.
2. DJ /rupture - Gold Teeth Thief (Soot)Wow, this is the only recording from this millenium that is included in my choice. I guess your favorite records have to stand the test of time, so I even feel like Im pushing it by choosing something that is only eight years old ... but this mix will last forever Im sure. I listened to this mix over and over again, trying to figure who the hell was on it and how in the world Jace put this together. I didnt have the track list for the first few weeks... luckily /rupture is very generous with the information he provides for his mixes. Theres no hiding behind white labels. /rupture is one of the worlds great music-sharing people (listen to his show on WFMU) and he is well aware that being stingy with ones knowledge and being secretive about what new music he has managed to acquire is a waste of time and actually really disrespectful to the musicians whose music he plays. This release covers so much ground, there was nothing like it before and nothing has come close since. Missy Elliot, Paul Simon (yes, we forgive you Jace), Kid 606, Miriam Makeba, John Wall ( whaaaat?), Wu-Tang Clan, Bounty Killer, Venetian Snares and Musilimguaze... Theres enough material on this mix to keep you busy digging for other music by the same artists and related stuff for years. I got deep into dancehall and ragga after hearing this CD and was amazed when i talked to Jace about it and he said at the time "I dont know much about dancehall." I couldnt believe it, but i think his choices are really not style based. Hes not looking for the next hip dancehall or dubstep tune. He seems to be searching for a very personal sound that defies genres, but tells a story, especially in relation to the tracks you hear before during and after. Its a kind of journalistic approach, only spinning records instead of pushing a pen. Whatever Jace plays, you can always hear a bit of himself in there -- and that for me is the best kind of DJing. And its a free download on /ruptures own site. Now thats sharing.
3. Rembetika Mortika - Rare Vintage Recordings From a Greek Underworld, 1927-1946 (Arko) Hash-fuelled music from the 1920s and 30s that gets deep under my skin. The best selection of rebetika music Ive found. Given to me very kindly by Ian Nagoski, a fanatic collector of amazing music himself and a contributor to the Dust-to-Digital label. This CD was compiled by Charles Howard, who also compiled the Rembetika Rounder series that until very recently was my favorite rembetika collection. The beauty of this music is that the melodies are mostly melancholy but always with some amazing catchy hook that lifts them out of their own misery. The songs are made by Greek refugees who returned from Turkey to the Athens port of Piraeus, where they set up an underground community and introduced these dark, sad trance-like songs mostly about lost love, prison, drug addiction and tuberculosis. The word "Mortis" is Greek underworld slang for someone who is tough and elegant, the cool bearer of a knife and suit. These songs are about these type of people. The song titles tell everything: the hash smokers, heroin and hashish, hash-smoking chicks, the lifer... oh mother, I cant stand it. The musicians on this CD really come from the best period of Rembetika -- the mid 20s to the mid-40s, including Markos Vamvakaris, whose rough, growling voice is trademark stuff, and Rita Abatzi, my favorite woman singer of rembetika. Its great music to play when youre eating, smoking and drinking...
4. Sonic Youth - Evol (SST)The first time I saw Sonic Youth in Glasgow, they played this set, and it changed the way I played guitar forever. This band changed the direction of electric guitar music forever. Of course, there were records before this that led the way, like Buy by the Contortions, and Sonic Youths own Confusion is Sex, but this was for me the perfect balance between experimental noise and amazing songs, something we always try to keep in balance in The Ex with varying degrees of success. Its a tough call because Bad Moon Rising, their previous release, has two of my favorite SY songs ever on it -- "Death Valley 69," a song they must still feel very attached to themselves as they still play it now, and "I Love Her All the Time," which I first came accross on a cassette that Colin from Dog-Faced Hermans gave me, a live version from the ICA in London recorded for John Peel on BBC Radio. But Evol is consistently amazing and there was big leap in sound quality on this recording. Sonic Youth are probably the band that have influenced me the most and their music still seeps into my playing. I feel like I owe them something for this, but Im not quite sure how to repay them . Thanks Thurston, Lee, Kim and Steve (and Mike Watt, who plays bass on "In the Kingdom").
5. The Fall - Grotesque (After the Gramme) (Rough Trade)One of the best examples of great Northern English urban folk music this century. Paul Hanley, the drummer on this record, was only 16. Mark Smiths lyrics get better every time I listen to them and their meaning changes for me as my own brain changes every year. I still dont really get what the hell hes talking about, but like Beefhearts lyrics, you dont need to understand them, and the ones that I do understand -- "all the English bands act like peasants with free milk on route to the loot" ... "the north will rise again ... not in 10,000 years"-- are bloody brilliant. Add to this an amazing snare sound and very simple catchy guitar riffs and bass lines -- what else do we need to make great songs ? Unsung heroes of Northern England ... probably one of the most influential and yet still relatively unknown bands ever.
Matt Krefting
Northampton musician Matt Krefting has been making noise since 1996. Hes performed in at least 15 groups over the years, but if you know of him, its probably because via his duo Son of Earth. For the last year, however, Krefting worked on the successful covers album I Couldnt Love You More, which was released on Ecstatic Peace in June. John Moloney, Phil Franklin, Ron Schneiderman, Rob Thomas (all of Sunburned Hand of the Man) and John Townsendmade up Kreftings backing band, along with J Mascis, John Shaw and Lynn Myers. The album features songs from Rick Danko to John Martyn to Bill Fay even the Band. The tracklisting is a Listed in itself, but Krefting was kind enough to come up with a whole new one for Dusted. Son of Earth just released their new LP, Improvements on Amish Records.
John Coltrane
John Coltranes music was the first to really open me up. I never get tired of hearing him. I bought A Love Supreme when I was 14 or 15 and have been listening steadily ever since. The Impulse records are my favorite (Live at the Village Vanguard Again perhaps most of all), but theres not much I dont like. It took me a long time to listen to any other jazz because I just kept getting Coltrane stuff - and it was so good. Ive found other jazz figures I really love (Johnny Dodds, Sun Ra, Fats Waller, and Albert Ayler leap to mind), but Ill always keep Coltrane at the top of the heap.
Lou Reed The Bells
At first, like everyone, I appreciated the effect of mild drunkenness; then very soon I grew to like what lies beyond violent drunkenness, once that stage is past: a terrible and magnificent peace, the true taste of the passage of time. Guy Debord, Panegyric.
I love Lou Reed through and through (Byron Coley once called me an apologist right to my face - can you believe it?). I have every record hes done and scores of bootlegs, and this one has shown itself to be one of the most fascinating of the entire oeuvre. It dwells in the strange nether-region referred to by Debord, functioning as a kind of twisted, depraved theatre. The man narrating this record has long ago lost any control over his emotions - strange ideas and feelings come up out of nowhere, without rhyme or reason, in fits of alcoholic misunderstanding. The title track is a true masterpiece of modern music, and by the time you get there you are drained, used up, useless, hopeless, broken, and open to what the song offers: a wasted and convoluted concept of redemption. There are periods of my life where I have listened, literally to nothing else. If memory serves, the record was 12 hours straight. Over and over.
John Martyn
My discovery of John Martyn knocked me right out. He exists as a musical genre entirely unto himself. I missed the recent New York shows he did, and now hes gone. He took as many risks as any artist I know, constantly pushing himself into areas that make no sense whatsoever. To describe his music in any regular terms would be to cheapen it immensely. More than anyone Ive ever heard, Martyn trusted himself fully. And I hang on far past the mid-70s cut-off point to which so many others seem to tightly cling. Abandon all ideas about trying to define what this stuff is, and dont cringe at the production on the later records, just open yourself up and let it in. I suppose Id start with Solid Air or Bless the Weather, but Id get to Grace and Danger in a hurry if I were you. Its the most pained record he ever made.
Van Morrison Veedon Fleece
Another record that just seems magical to me. I never gave Morrison a second thought when I was younger, then heard Astral Weeks in high school and was flabbergasted. Gradually, I came to know more and more of his music, and when I first heard this record I was floored. I couldnt imagine a more melancholy atmosphere. Instantly, I pictured myself in an old hotel somewhere in a tiny hill-town, rain pouring softly outside, sitting at a table next to a fire clutching a glass of scotch, mourning something Id long forgotten. Like The Bells, I have flipped this LP endlessly for hours, just soaking in it. One of the only records I can think of that Id hear anytime, anywhere.
Nico It Was a Pleasure Then / The Marble Index
When I first heard It Was a Pleasure Then, I was probably 15 years old, and remember thinking that no piece of music had ever summed up so completely what it felt like to be alive. Very beautiful and very terrifying. And for years, Chelsea Girl was the only Nico record I had. I was completely content to play this song again and again. My discovery of The Marble Index was a revelation in that it showed just how much more of this strange emotional territory there was to explore. The mystery quotient is extremely high here, and as such allows you to go back and back and keep finding new discoveries. Frozen Warnings is so beautiful its hard to believe it exists. And the record does seem like a miracle, or some sort of supernatural gift.
Bob Dylan and the Band The Genuine Basement Tapes vol 1-5
And speaking of mystery, this set is literally soaking in it. The mystery of the motorcycle accident, the mystery of who really does what on what track, the mystery of what is actually being said during Im Not There, and most of all, the mystery of just where in the god-damned-piss-hell this music comes from. It seems like its dripping out of the air. The hazy quality of the tapes themselves only adds to the aura. The genesis of Music from Big Pink and John Wesley Harding is here. When looked at as a body of work from 1967, those two LPs and these tapes form a formidable statement indeed.
David Bowie Low and Heroes
Its hard to express how important these two records are to me. I came to them quite late in life (I was probably 20), but they have the distinction of offering me precisely what I was looking for then. The sound of Bowies voice has always been comforting to me, and to hear that voice I loved so well contextualized in these incredible sonic environments was just too perfect. For years, if I found myself needing, for whatever reason, to feel comforted, I would listen to one of these records. I love the simple structure of them: one side songs, one side ambient music (with The Secret Life of Arabia as a nice treat, of course). Despite the often bleak subject matter of the lyrics, you can hear how much fun is being had creating these incredibly fertile creative situations. I had a wonderful time exploring what else Dave & Co. were up to in 77 as well: the first two Iggy Pop records, Enos Before and After Science, the Eno records with Cluster, and if you spread out a couple years on each side you end up literally wading in a pool of fantastic music from Bowie, Eno, Fripp, et al.
Roxy Music Stranded
I am forever indebted to Bryan Ferry. I know no other musical figure who is simultaneously so moving and so funny. Few have brought me such pure pleasure. He engages the parts of my brain that are usually reserved for one type of music or another, and melts them flawlessly, without any nauseating, post-modern, combination of styles garbage. The music, while extremely arty (isnt that an awful word?) is at the same time full of very genuine feeling. For all his smart-ass ways of throwing actual ideas at you (not the practice of most rock front-men), he also elicits very deep and real emotions. The first two records are always batted around as the ones, but this LP, just after Enos departure, shows the band working to fill the immense experimental hole left by the flamboyant, synth-warbling, feathered fellow. And the record is stronger for it. Bizarre song structures abound, the lyrics are razor-sharp, and Ferry is in absolute top form. The LP versions of all of these songs are vastly superior to their live incarnations (save Psalm), which goes to show how well the band held up without Enos studio presence. If I had my druthers, Id live in Amazona, wouldnt you? And if theres a better song out there than Mother of Pearl, I suppose I just havent heard it.
Swill Radio
My friendship with Scott Foust began about eight years ago, and he has been one of the most constantly inspiring presences I know. It is a pleasure and a privilege to be around his impeccable fashion sense, flamboyant personality, and the breath-takingly gorgeous music he and Karla Borecky make together. And he makes a terrific martini. Or Manhattan, if you prefer. For music that is both intellectually stimulating and emotionally rich, youd be hard pressed to find a better label. The Idea Fire Company LPs, the vastly underrated Pickle Factory album, Tart, Scotts brilliant new solo disc Jungle Fever they are all worthy of your time and attention. (Theres also the robust and powerful Dead Girls Party duo with yours truly we have an LP currently in the can and are looking for interested labels.) By including the entire Swill Radio roster I can mention the huge impact that The Shadow Ring have had on me, especially the three Swill LPs. I could go on and on. Everything Graham Lambkin does is both a surprise and a treat. One of the most fertile minds Ive had the pleasure of knowing.
Gil J Wolman LAnticoncept
Wolman was part of the Letterist International, a precursor to the Situationist International. A fascinating and inspiring figure, he is also responsible for my favorite sound poetry LP. A combination of straight sound poetry and more tape-based work, this collection sparkles with personality and delight. Wolman gurgles, burps, intones, screeches, and warbles his way through an array of different moods - theres one for everybody! This would be a childrens birthday party favorite if there was any justice in this sick and inane world.
Two Daughters Two Daughters cassette
I was introduced to Two Daughters as a sort of tag team effort of Doctors Foust and Lambkin. First we knew of just the LP on Anthony & Paul Records, distributed by United Dairies (and apparently partly responsible for the Fothergill/Stapleton split?), and then somehow Scott got a hold of this tape, which I believe pre-dates the LP. Its a much more somber affair, comprised of murky keyboards and vocals, exquisitely multi-tracked. There is a sadness to this music that I cant put my finger on. So I is as powerfully evocative a piece of music as I know.
Mirror - Visiting Star
I know Im well over my ten by now but I would be remiss in leaving this one out. Ive often said that if I had a musak-style knob on my wall that could ooze out music, I would want to hear this. The sound of eternity.
So there you have it. A list. Not a complete list by any stretch, but a list nonetheless. Some classics, some obscurities. Now that Ive done this, I plan to have a nice little Saturday night some time soon and play all these things together.
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Additional Physical Format: | Print version: Chappell, Paul. Will War Ever End? : A Soldier's Vision of Peace for the 21st Century. New York : Easton Studio Press, ©2011 |
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OCLC Number: | 729166612 |
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Contents: | ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; FOREWORD; A Manifesto for Waging Peace; EVERY ARMY'S GREATEST PROBLEM; THE KEY TO HUMAN SURVIVAL; THE INDESTRUCTIBLE BOND; NOT ALL SOLDIERS ARE HUMAN BEINGS; FURY AND RAGE; THE BURN OF HATRED; UNCONDITIONAL LOVEIS STRONGER THAN HATRED; THE SURVIVAL OF HUMANITY; SOLDIERS OF PEACE; WAGING PEACE; THE FIRST STEP ON THE ROAD TO PEACE; TOWARD A NEW ENLIGHTENMENT; THE NEXT STEP; WAR VETERANS SPEAK; NOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY; ABOUT THE AUTHOR. |
Once in a great while, a book is written that substantially changes the way people think about a particular subject. Will War Ever End? is such a book. Written as a "manifesto for waging peace" by an active duty captain in the US Army, Will War Ever End? challenges readers to think about peace, war and violence in radically new ways. "Are human beings naturally violent?". "What is hatred?". "How can love overcome the power of hatred?". "How does nonviolence overcome the power of violence?". "How can we prove that unconditional love makes us psychologically healthy and that hatred, just like an.
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KITCHENER — Take a few energetic teenage girls, throw in a few colourful flags, interesting props and fast-paced choreography, then set it all to music, and you have one of the most unusual sports for girls, one with the unlikely name of winter guard.
Kitchener's Ventures Winter Colour Guard is, simply put, a blending of old-fashioned military discipline with motivating music. It's as if the army suddenly took up Zumba.
Winter guard is an indoor, wintertime activity where girls perform dance routines to recorded music spanning everything from classical to Michael Bublé to pop, all while tossing blunted sabers, fake rifles and flags high into the air in a spectacle that is part dance, part rhythmic gymnastics, part military ritual, with a little Cirque du Soleil thrown in for colour.
Promoting itself as "Sport of the Arts," winter guard is all about precision teamwork and every Thursday evening and Saturday afternoon, a group of teenage girls meets in the gym at Courtland Avenue Public School where they practice moves under the direction of three instructors, all former winter guard members.
"It's huge in the States as a scholastic sport," said Jacquie Renaud, who started in a drum and bugle corp. as a kid along with her siblings, then switched to the winter guard. Today, she remains heavily involved with Ventures as its director, showing up for every practice just to soak in the fun and excitement. With the music, dance and tossing of objects, it's hard not to be mesmerized by it all.
Several of the girls can get their rifle to rotate half a dozen times in the air before it plunges back to earth, caught handily at the exact same moment, in the exact same position as all the other girls. As if that wasn't difficult enough, a few moves require the girls to be lying on the floor or at another odd angle when they catch the flag, which is much like a giant baton attached to a huge piece of flapping fabric.
Sixteen-year-old Alli Boniface is in her fifth year with the group and said she joined simply because "it looked interesting." Admitting she used to be very shy, but after a few years with Ventures, she graduated to a new volume: "I get loud."
Boniface recalls her first Ventures meeting, thinking the moves were challenging, but not impossible.
"I thought, yeah, I can do that," she said, adding that everyone is accepting and understanding if a new girl fumbles and that the whole group is supportive. "It's like they're my sisters," she said.
Boniface also enjoys the competition aspect and particularly loves the strong snapping sound when the whole group catches their rifles at the exact same moment.
Competition has always been important for the Ventures and, in April, the group placed eighth out of 65 groups competing at the annual 2012 Winter Guard International championships in Dayton, Ohio. Renaud, who is tremendously proud of the girls, said the Ventures competed at the championships in the open class from 2006 to 2008 and finished in sixth, fifth and fourth place. Then, in 2009, the group competed in the lofty world-class level.
At the Dayton event, the competition is considered elite and includes colour guard corps that march with a live band, as well as the highly entertaining coed percussion groups. These teams blend dance and acrobatics with percussion instruments such as drums and xylophones, putting on highly theatrical shows.
What a long way the sport has come from its origins in the American Revolutionary War when a few flag wavers would march with the bands as a way to both punctuate the music and motivate the soldiers. In the U.S., colour guard corps provide lively entertainment during halftime at sports events, while the Ventures have performed at festivals, parades and medieval fairs.
The Ventures began as all-girl drum and bugle corp. in 1972, founded by Peter Vanderkolff at the request of police chief Thomas Livingstone, who wanted to provide young women with a positive activity, as well as travel opportunities. Ten years later, the Ventures Winter Guard was formed as an enhancement to the drum and bugle corp.
Eventually, drum and bugle bands began to fade in popularity and eventually, all marching bands in Waterloo Region were disbanded. The Ventures drum and bugle folded in 1995; however, Ventures Winter Guards remained a strong organization and today the corp. is divided into two age groups: cadets, age nine to 13 and A guards, age 13 to 18. Each group has 12 girls and competes in the Northeast Color Guard circuit, which covers an area stretching from Ontario to western New York state.
Renaud, however, fears there could be a time when membership starts to dwindle.
"As the city grows and there are more activities for kids to choose from, it (winter guard) becomes less cool," Renaud said, recalling how special the corp. was to her as a young woman.
"I loved the friendships we made," she said. "A lot of those people are still my friends. There is a special bond. Then there was the travelling."
Renaud travelled with the corp. to competitions spanning California to Florida and this present group has travelled as far as Boston and New York City.
Travel for Canadian groups is a must, given there are few winter guard organizations in the country. In Ontario, there are groups in Brantford and Hamilton and more recently, a percussion group formed, drawing young people from various parts of Ontario.
Jocelyn Johnston, 16, came to Ventures via her best friend and admits, after watching them perform, "I was jealous how pretty they looked."
At only 17, Jessie Barsoum, is a veteran in the group. "My first season was when I was six. This is my 11th year," she said proudly.
Renaud talked about how the Ventures have helped the girls learn "individual responsibility" and how seriously they take their roles as part of a cohesive team.
She recalls her own youth, the hours spent practicing for winter guard, which runs from September through to spring. When winter brought piles of snow, her father would clear away a patch on the family's back deck where she would practise, practise, practise, watching her reflection in the sliding glass door.
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This report describes a case of Rhodococcus equi infection causing pyogranulomatous skin disease and cellulitis in a two-year-old female domestic shorthaired cat. The case differed from previously reported cases in cats in its clinical presentation and in the locations of the lesions, which were similar to those seen in horses. The presence of an intracellular organism was confirmed by cytology and on histopathology. The aetiological diagnosis was confirmed by routine biochemical tests specific for R. equi on a pure isolate obtained from a biopsy specimen. The report also reviews the literature of the documented feline cases and discusses the common pitfalls in the diagnosis of such infections. |
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Othman, Muhammad Firdaus (2006) Flow and heat transfer analysis on spiral counter flow heat recirculating burner. Masters thesis, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering.
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In order to establish a performance characterization of spiral counter flow heat recirculating burner, an understanding of the chemical kinetics, heat transfer and flow dynamics aspects of the combustor needs to be developed. Research would be focusing on the micro-scaled square spiral counter flow configuration which is also known as the "Swiss roll� micro-combustor with propane-air mixture as the case study. A two-dimensional Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) with propane-air premixed stoichiometric numerical based model is being adopted and focus of the study would be in observing the thermal characteristic (i.e. heat recirculation rate) of the combustor. This is the parameter that characterizes the preheat energy obtained by the incoming reactants through combustion process and its high energy postcombustion products. The performance of the combustor with respect to the thermal characteristic is being analyzed at a range of 40<Re<1000 steady, laminar and incompressible fluid flow velocity profile. In addition, a parametric study on identifying the effect of different geometrical aspect ratio between channel wall thickness to channel width is also being envisaged. Analysis has shown that a heat recirculation method has managed to produce an excess enthalpy flame beyond the adiabatic flame temperature which leads towards extending the limitation of the combustion process feasibility in a miniaturization of a combustor system.
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Additional Information: | Thesis (Sarjana Kejuruteraan (Mekanikal)) - Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, 2006; Supervisor : Dr, Mazlan Abdul Wahid |
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1309 First of January on Wednesday and the twelfth day of the moon, A.D. MCCCIX. Thirteenth year of the Solar Cycle; eighteenth year of the Lunar Cycle; seventh year of the Indiction.
Aed son of Eogan son of Ruaidri son of Aed son of Cathal Croberg, king of Connacht and eligible for his nobility, valour, generosity, form and feature for the kingship of Ireland, was killed by Aed Brefnech son of Cathal Ruad O Conchobair at Coill in Chlachain in the territory of Brefne. Many of the great
Now here are declared the deeds of Maelruanaig Mac Diarmata, king of Moylurg. He came with his household muster about him into the heart of Sil Murray, to uphold the kingship and rule for his foster-son Fedlimid O Conchobair, and he sent messengers to his Gall and Gael friends on all hands and to William Burke and his kinsmen, who came with all speed at that message. And he [Maelruanaid] encamped stoutly and sturdily at Fiad Ratha Cruachan among the trains of the district, keeping them together; for his great fear was that those eraghts should come to an agreement with Aed Brefnech son of Cathal. And he took personally the lordship of the chieftains and the submission of the sub-kings, and exacted their rents and stipulated tributes and all the family and regal jewels of the king of Connacht, and all the Sil Murray made oath and gave security that they would not yield the lordship to any other. William Burke then came with the Sil Murray to Elphin.
Aed son of Cathal, however, went to meet the Earl in Meath, and when he was gone the Three Tuatha revolted against him, and on returning out of Meath he encamped in Uachtar Tire and made a great raid on Aed O Flannacain and consumed the prey in his own camp in Uachtar Tire.
Conchobar son of Donnchad O Briain was killed by Black Galls in treachery.
Cathal son of Liathanach O Conchobair, Abbot of the Trinity, was elected to the bishopric of Elphin.
Ruaidri, son of Cathal [Ruad O Conchobair] and O Flainn went into Machaire and afterwards slew Mac Feorais.
A meeting was appointed between the son of Cathal O Conchobair and Macwilliam Burke at Ath Slisen, but the meeting was broken and Cathal's son was routed and some of his men were killed.
William Burke went after this to the monastery of Boyle, and the Clan Murtagh came into Tirerrill, burning and destroying much corn.
Macwilliam crossed the Curlieus northwards and ejected the son of Cathal from his stronghold. The vanguard of Macwilliam's army killed Donnchad O Finnachta and others not enumerated here.
Macwilliam made a raid on the Claim Fermoige and another as far as Binbulbin and northwards thereof.


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Title: | ART 232-01, History of Western Art II, Spring 2008 |
Authors: | McCarthy, David |
Keywords: | Art, Department of;Syllabus;Curriculum;Academic departments;Text;Academic departments;Text;2008 Spring |
Issue Date: | 1-Apr-2008 |
Publisher: | Memphis, Tenn. : Rhodes College |
Series/Report no.: | Syllabi CRN 28255 |
Abstract: | The objectives of the course are as follows: (1) to provide students with a comprehensive overview of the major images, artists, and movements of Western art from the Renaissance to the present; (2) to integrate these images with the broader social and intellectual history of their respective period; and (3) to help students develop the visual and analytical skills needed for further study in the history of art. Among the themes we will examine are the following: the development of naturalism in Renaissance art and its eventual abandonment in the late nineteenth century, the use of art as a form of political or spiritual propaganda, the continuing debt to classical ideals and styles, the effect of new technologies and materials on architecture, the development of new styles over the past century, and the changing status of the artist within Western society. Art 232 is the second half of a survey designed to introduce students to the history of Western art from its beginnings in the prehistoric period to the twenty-first century. Students are not expected to have had any previous experience with art history. Art 232 is a lecture course with some classroom discussion. It carries F3 and F5 credit. |
Description: | This syllabus was submitted to the Rhodes College Office of Academic Affairs by the course instructor. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10267/1467 |
Appears in Collections: | Art Department. Syllabi |
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