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Session #1: June 29 – July 10: 101 Dalmatians
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Once on this Island:, Once On This Island is a highly original theatrical adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's popular fairy tale, The Little Mermaid. Through almost non-stop song and dance, this full-hearted musical tells the story of Ti Moune, a peasant girl who rescues and falls in love with Daniel, a wealthy boy from the other side of her island.
Into the Woods: The Brothers Grimm "go Broadway"!
All of your favorite characters—Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack (and his beanstalk), and the Witch—meet and interact in this whimsical original story. When the baker and his wife learn that they cannot have a child because of a witch's curse, the two set off on a journey to break the curse and wind up changed forever.
Once Upon a Mattress: If you thought you knew the story of 'The Princess and The Pea,' you may be in for a surprise! This spin on the familiar classic of royal courtship and comeuppance provides for some hilarious shenanigans. Chances are you'll never look at fairy tales quite the same way again.
American Idiot: The two-time TONY Award-winning hit musical American Idiot, based on Green Day's GRAMMY Award-winning multi-platinum album, boldly takes the American musical where it's never gone before. Johnny, Tunny and Will struggle to find meaning in a post-9/11 world. An energy-fueled rock opera,American Idiot, features little dialogue and instead relies on the lyrics from Green Day's groundbreaking album to execute the story line.


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Dorbeck-Jung, Bärbel (2010) Tentative governance by soft regulation – the case of nanotechnologies. In: Tentative Governance in Emerging Science and Technology - Actor Constellations, Institutional Arrangements and Strategies, 28-29 October 2010, Enschede, the Netherlands.
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Antica e Moderna: The Poetry of Umberto Saba
"Everything in Trieste is double and triple, beginning with its flora and ending with its ethnicity," proclaimed the Triestine writer Scipio Slataper in an essay from 1911 on "Irredentismo," the desire of the inhabitants of Trieste and other hinterlands of the Austro-Hungarian Empire to be united with the Italian mainland, and hence "redeemed." Tucked below the barren limestone promontory called the Carso by Italians, the Karst by Austrians and the Krš by Slovenians, and pummeled by the local northeast wind, the bora, Trieste has become most renowned since the early twentieth century for its shape-shifting pseudonymous writers: the poet/memoirist Slataper, killed at 27 fighting for the Italian cause in World War I, who wrote as Pennadoro, an Italian translation of his Slavic surname; the novelist Ettore Schmitz, friend and student of James Joyce, who set out with the pen name E. Samigli before christening himself Italo Svevo; and one of the most important poets of Italian Modernism, Umberto Poli, who used the signatures Umberto Chopin Poli, Umberto da Montereale and Umberto Lopi before settling in his late twenties on Umberto Saba, the name we know him by today.
The author of more than fifteen individual books of poetry and a thousand pages of prose, Saba is best known for his Il Canzoniere (The Songbook), a continually revised and augmented collection in poems of his life's work. Like Ezra Pound, another Modernist who liked to travel forward while facing backward, Saba chose this simple title to claim his place in the long line of great Mediterranean poets who had used it for their collections, including Guido Cavalcanti, Francesco Petrarca and Giacomo Leopardi. This new volume of selections from Saba's Songbook, edited and translated by George Hochfield and the late Leonard Nathan, has been handsomely produced by Yale University Press; not among the least of its attractions is how well it fits in the hand. The edition includes, among other work, a generous number of Saba's earliest poems; all fifteen sonnets of his important Autobiografia (1924); several of his experimental works of 1928-29, titled Preludes and Fugues; and a sampling of his late-life poems, including his beautiful sequence Uccelli (Birds) from 1948. Hochfield and Nathan also provide a translation of Saba's early essay, published posthumously, "What Remains for Poets to Do"--an ars poetica clarifying his search for a poetry of sincerity and a rejection of rhetoric.
Clearly a labor of love, these collaborative versions, presented with the Italian on facing pages, occupied Hochfield and Nathan for more than a decade. Inevitably they will be compared favorably to Stephen Sartarelli's translations from the Canzoniere, which were published in 1998 by Sheep Meadow Press alongside Sartarelli's version of Saba's massive prose account of his poems, Storia e cronistoria del canzoniere (History and Chronicle of the Songbook). Sartarelli's pioneering efforts remain admirable, and it is certainly not the case, as the book jacket of the Hochfield and Nathan edition touts, that "until now...English-language readers have had access to only a few examples of this poet's work." The two Sartarelli volumes total nearly 500 pages of translations and in fact are listed in Hochfield and Nathan's bibliography, although Vincent Moleta's expansive 2004 Australian translation of Saba's prose and poetry goes unmentioned. Even so, Saba's final edition of Il Canzoniere alone runs to more than 600 pages, with another 330 pages of Canzoniere apocrifo; each of these translations, therefore, must be presented as "selected poems," and our understanding of Saba, despite his fame, remains at an early phase.
Umberto Poli was born in Trieste in 1883, when the city was at its zenith as the major port of the Habsburgs. The irredentist sympathies of Umberto's Italian-speaking parents can be detected in their giving him the first name of the Italian emperor. His mother, Felicita Coen, was Jewish and his father, the widower Ugo Edoardo Poli, was not, although he did convert to Judaism at the time of the wedding, taking the middle name Abramo and undergoing circumcision. Within months of the marriage, however, Ugo abandoned his new family, and the baby was sent for his first three years to a young Slovenian wet nurse, Gioseffa Schobar, or Sabar, nicknamed Peppa--the pseudonym Saba is perhaps derived from the surname of this beloved muse. Umberto would meet his father only once, an encounter he describes, with his characteristic emotional ambivalence, in his poetic Autobiografia: "My father had been 'the assassin' to me/until I was twenty, when I met him./I saw right off that he was a child,/and the gift I have I had from him."
Shifted between female relatives in infancy, and an only child, Saba spent most of his school years in Trieste, where he was an indifferent student. Nevertheless he was drawn to the poetry of Leopardi, and in his late teens he began to write poems and learned to play the violin, joining a circle of musicians, painters, writers and socialist journalists around the magazine The Worker. A brief period attending the University of Pisa resulted in a nervous breakdown, the first of many attacks of "neurasthenia," and he returned to Trieste to recover. During the ensuing years, Saba often traveled to Florence, mixing in irredentist literary circles there and adopting a Tuscan accent that he used whenever he read aloud from his poetry. In retrospect, his recurring nervous breakdowns seem rooted from the start in the separations of his childhood and the complexities of his identity: a Jewish subject of the Habsburgs by birth, a Roman Catholic Slovene by nurture, an Italian by virtue of his absent father's Venetian origins and a bisexual made anomalous by a heterosexual society. He wrote in an early Leopardian poem to his mother: "...I think/my cradle was cut from a different wood./My spirit always yearned for a sign/that my gentle friends did not yearn for."
Poli's service with the Italian army in 1907 led him to write a new and intense kind of lyric, his "Military Verses." Often relying on the nocturne form, he developed in these poems a view from below that would later shape his many genre scenes of Trieste in peacetime. He describes his fellow soldiers on maneuvers and at rest, crawling on the ground, snoring, exhausted in their cots. His humane sympathy extends to a view of the earth as animals might see it: "the animals, for whom it's home, and bed,/and bridal chamber, and farm, and table, and everything."
Two years later, he married Carolina ("Lina") Wölfler, and within a year his daughter Linuccia was born. Professing "Trieste è la città/la donna è Lina," Saba addressed his native city and his marriage with equal measures of tenderness and realism. His well-known tribute "To My Wife" compares his bride to a young white hen, a frisky pregnant heifer, a slender dog, a timid rabbit, a faithful swallow and a thrifty ant, finding her in "the females of all/the peaceful animals/that are near to God./...and in no other woman." The marriage was troubled and combative from the beginning, and Saba wrote unflinchingly of his feelings about their many mutual betrayals; but the tie endured until the two died within months of each other in 1956-57.
Saba's poetry is replete with erotic fantasies--perhaps erotic narratives, it's hard to tell--regarding young boys and girls. His attraction to boys was bound up with the strain of Italian poetry nourished by the work of Giovanni Pascoli, who elaborated a concept of the poet as fanciullino (little boy), a figure who maintains his childish sense of naïveté and wonder. Many of Saba's poems describe boys playing sports, running about the streets of Trieste or wandering amid boats on the shore and along the beach. Repeatedly, Saba notes his identification with them: "He has something of me from the distant/past," he writes in "The Boy Enthralled"; "Guido has something of my spirit," he notes in his pastoral poem "Guido." Saba's series Little Berto (1929-31), dedicated to his psychoanalyst Edoardo Weiss, returns to the house of Peppa and the theme of infancy as the root of adult conflicts. His guardian angel, he believed, was "a little boy larger than I, but not by much," who wore "light blue knickers" and "carried a white feather." These projections and identifications, however much they involve the Telemachus scenario of a boy searching for a missing father, also indicate the same-sex attraction described in Saba's posthumously published unfinished novel, Ernesto. Meanwhile, he would often sign his letters "Ernesto," although within the letters referring to himself as Saba.
Fanciulle (Girls) is the title of a collection published in 1925, and here, too, affection and erotic attraction are often confused, troubled and troubling. His "Paolina," "Chiaretta," "Fiammetta," "Erna," appeal to him because they are not yet women: "I don't believe in woman. I mean/no insult when I say that,/if man has an enemy,/it is always woman..." The misogynistic theories promulgated by the Viennese philosopher Otto Weininger in Sex and Character (1903), which were a vogue of the Middle European (male) intelligentsia at the time, cast their shadow on this work. For better or worse, Weininger, Nietzsche and Freud became, as they were for so many of his peers, the intellectual pillars of Saba's thinking. Without their iconoclastic approaches to emotion and self-knowledge, Saba may never have become the "honest poet" he extolled in 1911 in "What Remains for Poets to Do."
After brief service in the military administration during World War I, and a consequent period of treatment in a military hospital for another episode of neurasthenia, Saba returned to a newly Italian Trieste. He opened a bookshop with a typically ecumenical name--the Libreria Antica e Moderna--on the Via San Nicolò. Saba called the shop "this living memorial to the dead," and he published much of his work under its imprint, including, in 1921, the first-edition Il Canzoniere. Before his death, four more editions, continually refashioned, would appear. The Libreria is managed today as a kind of museum of Sabiana by Mario Cerne, the son of Saba's assistant Carlo Cerne, to whom he entrusted the shop during the worst of the persecutions of the Second World War.
Trieste had long been a port of embarkation for Palestine, with European emigration reaching its peak in 1935, yet most of the local Jewish population stayed in the city; and by 1938, as Fascist racial laws came into effect and the British closed down immigration, they were trapped. Then, in September 1943, the Italians signed an armistice with the Allied powers, and the Nazis took over Trieste within a day, setting up an extermination camp in a former rice treatment plant at the edge of the city. Saba and his family fled to Florence. They were hidden in eleven different houses there during the remainder of the war and never reported. Eugenio Montale, also hiding in Florence, visited them, despite the danger, every day.
At war's end, his beloved Trieste a no man's land ruled jointly by Allied forces from 1947 until 1954, when it was again annexed to Italy, Saba lived first in Rome, then in Milan. Although his work began to win some of the most important national poetry prizes and he was given an honorary degree by the University of Rome, his health declined and he became addicted to opium. Between 1954 and 1957 he worked without closure on Ernesto. His final years were despairing. Lina died in the late winter of 1956, and he died the following summer.


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Jackson, who had lived as a virtual recluse since his acquittal in 2005 on charges of child molestation, had been scheduled to launch a comeback tour from London next month. The world's biggest-ever music stars had sold 75 crore albums.
Sukhwinder Singh: Michael Jackson was an international icon and he was such an inspiration. I see him perhaps as the best performer that ever existed. One did not need to meet him to feel the loss.
It is very sad to see that such a great and incredible superstar leave us so early. It's such a great loss to the international music and there nobody who can fill this vacuum in coming years. Watching him or listening to him was invigorating for musician's world over. Music lovers were waiting for his come back tours and they were all sold out concerts.
Singer/music director Raghav Sachar: From the very beginning, Michael Jackson has been my inspiration. As a matter of fact, during my concerts, I have been performing a lot of his numbers. I was even planning on going to London for his comeback concert in July as well and was really looking forward to it. This is an irreparable loss to the music industry and music lovers. There can never be another Michael Jackson. Icons are exclusive.
Jay Bhanushali: The news of Jackson's death came to me as shock. He was such a good performer. It is a big loss to the music industry. I have also heard that he was all set to make her comeback but suddenly his death has created shocked for his fans. He was a real legend when it comes to the world of melodious songs.
Longinus Fernandes: It is a sad demise. This is a big loss to entertainment world. We have grown watching him. He is a great source of inspiration. His music is eternal and will remain with us. I personally will live up to his dancing style.
Vikrant Massey: I have no words to say. I have been ardent his fan. I personally feel that he should be respected at least now when he is not there. He's is god's man. He belongs in paradise and is immortal. I really loved him; beside music world I think humanity will also miss him. I just want people put all the tags at rest. He was never into this. His legacy will live till end. There was only one Michael and no can be. It's sad to see people minting money on his death. He is in safe hands of god and I'm happy for it.
Tarun Mansukhani: He lived a sad life, he sang from the age of 5, no childhood no innocence we all hounded him till he locked himself up. We then crucified him, abused him called him weird and in return he gave us all music that has formed our memories. Be it our first love, first dance or our first break-up MJ was there. Finally now he can be in peace, finally he can be a child in his never land "
Rahul Sharma: "He was on a verge of comeback tour. He's left the lot of us asking for more. All of us are left with fond memories of this incredible artist. All of us are left with fond memories of him".
Hard Kaur: The queen of hip-hop, Hard Kaur says with deep regrets that "there can be only one like him. There's nobody before and after Michael Jackson .We salute him for his creations. He was the one who created original styles which reflected not only in his music but also his dance, clothes etc. We will miss him; there can be no one ever like him ever!!"
Gauhar Khan: It's the biggest loss to the music industry especially when he was known as the king of Pop. He has inspired the maximum people from around the world. MJ has left a cult behind him with his dancing style and especially with his moonwalk. I am in a complete shock and not yet used to the fact that MJ is no more. It's like you have to pinch yourself to get used to the fact that MJ is not around .


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A friend, an avid organic tomato grower, has started her harvest and you know what that means. Tomato Festival! The festival usually runs from the first weeks of August right up to the first frost (at which point it becomes Green Tomato Festival or the Wait-Until-These-Tomatoes-In-the-Windowsill- Ripen Fest).
The event, held in kitchens around the country, is an unofficial celebration of one of our most cherished home-gardening products. Our friend grows heirlooms and so far this year has a bounty crop of golden jubilee, a juicy, subtly flavored orange tomato, as well as big, bold brandywines, and a few unusual, tremendously sweet, strangely colored chocolate stripes.
What does she do with them? Hint: she makes her own mozzarella. And, of course, she grow her own basil which is just doing wonderfully this year. So we started with Caprese salad (no vinegar, just olive oil), the tomatoes set in a wheel atop and sometimes under slim slices of her deliciously smooth homemade cheese pinned together with basil blooms. Then it was a simple pizza margarita with a chop of tomatoes serving as the sauce on her satisfying pizza crust (made with organic flour), all topped with rounds of mozzarella with a sprig of bright green basil placed at the center after the baking and the slicing. Mamma mia!
No need to mention the wine, the fresh garden greens and the roasted beets and purple potatoes that were also on the menu.
When we'd eaten all we could, she brought over a brandywine. In its otherwise perfect skin was a hole as if someone had stuck a pencil point into the fruit. Then she brought over a jar. The culprit was inside, a fat green caterpillar with chubby little legs and, what looked to be on closer inspection, a horn. Tomato horn worm! There was a discussion as to which end of the tomato worm had the horn. Once it started moving, that discussion was settled (the back). Our host explained how she'd spotted a few holes in her leaves and even some on developing fruit. Then she found this formidable critter on the lowest leaves of one of her plants. She also found some of its feces, the stuff known as frass. She found only the one but figured there were more. Then she said it was time for us to earn our supper.
She handed out flashlights and headlamps to the four of us. Then we went out to find the little buggers. She explained that the worms stayed near the base of the plant in the day and crawled up to feed only after dark. The fact that they're green only made them harder to see. She said if we found a worm carrying what looked like white eggs to leave it be. Those were the eggs of a parasitic wasp that would hatch on the worm and use it for food. We wanted to encourage that, even if it did sound like something our of a horror movie.
We searched and searched through her dozen or so tomato plants. I spotted some leaf damage but no worms. My friend Jerry did better. Opening up his fist in the light of his headlamp, he displayed his prize. It wasn't as big and impressive as the one our host brought out in the jar. But its tomato eating days were over.
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Chariots of Fire tells the story of two very different men who compete as runners in the 1924 Paris Olympics:
Eric Liddell is a devout Christian who believes that his athletic abilities are a gift from God, and that using that gift to its fullest extent - to win the gold medal - will be his way of repaying that gift.
Harold Abrahams is an English Jew, a student at Cambridge, who dreams of fame and of proving to his anti-Semitic fellow students, and to the world, that Jews are in no respect inferior.
Their motives are noble. Their commitment is total. Their integrity is unquestionable. They will both make personal sacrifices to achieve their goals. In the process, through all the obstacles and personal issues they conquer, they prove that striving for victory in their own terms is, perhaps, its own reward.
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If the genre of doomjazz exists, this album easily fits in it. The mad Italian trio pushes its own musical concept a notch further, into the darkest territories of the human pysche, full of slow heavy metal stalling rhyhms, and a mad bass, sax and cello to add the weirdest sound textures, agonizing, screaming, full of distress and derangement. The trio is Massimo Pupillo on bass, Jacopo Battaglia on drums, and Luca T Mai on saxophone, with Fred Lonberg-Holm on cello for the occasion. Their gloomy worldview is clearly illustrated by the song titles, such as "Things Fall Apart", and "Farewell to The Species", or "Anatomy Of A Lost Battle". The music is not violent nor aggressive, but it has this weird slowly distructive power, full of unworldly sounds, totally unexpected and forceful. It is frightening and oppressive and mad and utterly creative. In its sub-genre, it is absolutely exceptional, albeit with a total of twenty-five minutes too shortn too short, too short.
Originally released in 2005 on CD via the now defunct Xeng label (Italy), this incredible album gets the deluxe 180 gram, gatefold vinyl treatment and it's the first release of this newly created US label. If you're open to new things (and if you're not really an optimist), you shouldn't miss this one.
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- Guy said...
nice to see this album getting its due. unfairly overlooked at the time and one of the best entries in the Zu-catalog! i didn't know about this re-release. hm, vinyl...tempting
- February 4, 2010 at 11:01 AM
- joesh said...
Sounds great but couldn't find it on Public Guilt .... as yet!
- February 4, 2010 at 11:27 AM
- stef said...
You're right. I am too fast with my review. It will shortly be available.
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So far, the Baili Azalea Scenic Spot is the largest primary azalea forest. On the long and narrow hill, which is 50-kilometer-long and 1.2 to 5.3-kilometer-wide, distributes 4 categories, 23 varieties of flowers, such as cheery, lily, purple, qarnet etc.
The most uncommon phenomenon is that one tree can have many different varieties of flowers.
The whole Azalea Forest Belt stretches more than 50 kilometers, which distributes in semicircle and covers the total area of 180 square kilometers. It looks like a natural big flower garden. The Azalea Forest Belt is an important scenic spot of the west line in Guizhou. There are 5 subgeneses of azalea in the world, and Bili Azalea occupies 4 subgeneses, that is, 23 species. The flower trees may be long, strong and bent, which are several meters high, or graceful and charming, which is higher than one's shoulder. The flowers are either dense or scanty; either big or small. The colors of azaleas are diverse, such as bright red, pink, purple, golden yellow, light yellow, snow white, light white, bright green etc.
In recent years, to make full use of the exploitation of the Baili Azalea Forest, the place, where the Yi people in Pudi and Jinbo cut flowers and the Miao people dance on the flower slope, moves to the big lawn in the center of the forest. On the occasion, many young men or women dressed in national attires bank up the fire, dance and sing in antiphonal style, wrestle, racing, and fight bull etc. in the traditional way. The strong national amorous feeling adds some culture color to the Baili Azalea Forest.
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390 boss for NS evo, what size (or raiden phantoms or other..)
Well, 99% sure I'm about to buy an Evo for myself as something of an all-arounder that will be good for doing more park stuff. So far from what I see the 390 bosses would be a good fit, but I wasn't sure if I should get a S/M or L/XL. I have a few year old Rome Libertine boot in size 9, and the S/M range goes up to 9.5, while L/XL starts at 9...
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Hm, okay. I have older 390s on my old setup, with L/XL, but as you said, back then the size range was different - and I do have to tighten them basically all the way down). I e-mailed Rome to see, they usually are good about responding...
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d15...you were probably riding 2009 model Rome binding. I think they've since added longer ladders in their S/M sized bindings. I still ride Rome Targas from 2009 and I had the same issues.
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Medicinal Plants - International Journal of Phytomedicines and Related IndustriesYear : 2012, Volume : 4, Issue : 1 First page : ( 38) Last page : ( 41) Print ISSN : 0975-4261. Online ISSN : 0975-6892.
Antibacterial activity of Nigella sativa seed and honey mixture against Staphylococcus aureus Mastitis
Moussa Ahmed1, Noureddine Djebli2, Saad Aissat1
1Institute of Veterinary Sciences University, Ibn-khaldoun, Tiaret (14000), Algeria
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Staphylococcus aureus is one of the major causes of mastitis in dairy animals and its resistance against multiple antimicrobials always remains crucial concern. Honey and Nigella sativa seeds had been widely used in traditional medicine. The aim of this study was to investigate antibacterial activity of three honeys samples from different regions of Algeria against Staphylococcus aureus and to determine synergistic activity between Nigella sativa and honey. The MIC for the three varieties of honey without Nigella sativa against S. aureus ranged between 8% and 20% (vol/vol). The diameter of inhibition zone of honey without Nigella sativa against S. aureus ranged between 5–8 mm. Addition of Nigella sativa (8%) resulted in synergistic bactericidal activity. An MIC drop was noticed with each variety and it ranged between 12. 5% and 20%. The antibacterial potentiality of honeys alone or in combination with Nigella sativa was found of potential medical interest.
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HIGH SCHOOL: Rancho Buena Vista (Vista, CA), Class of 2011
PERSONAL: Born Nov. 7, 1992 at Tri-City Medical Center in Oceanside, CA. ... Son of Frank and Mary Vaz. ... Brother of William Vaz (26), Christopher Vaz (23) and Danny Vaz (16). ... Cousin of 7-foot-0 Zach Crimmons, who played Ivy League basketball for Columbia University for four seasons from 2007-08 through 2010-11 and also played professionally for Basket Globalcaja Quintanar in Spain.
2012-2013 SEASON: Has started all 24 games for the Comets as of Feb. 5 and has battled for the state community college lead in both rebounds and blocks all season long. ... Averaging 16.2 points, 10.8 rebounds and 4.2 blocks a game, with 13 double-doubles. ... Shooting 61.3 percent from the field (152-for-248), and 81.6 percent from the free-throw line (84-for-103). ... Named to the Palomar Thanksgiving Tournament all-tournament team and honored as Pacific Coast Athletic Conference Men's Athlete of the Week for all sports on Nov. 25. ... Scored 10 points, grabbed 10 rebounds and blocked 5 shots vs. Mt. San Jacinto in the semifinals of the Frank Garcia Tip-Off Tournament on Nov. 9 at College of the Desert. ... Had 11 points and 6 rebounds vs. Saddleback, ranked No. 5 in the state at the time (currently No. 2) in the third-place game at the Fullerton Holiday Tournament on Nov. 17. ... Led the way with 25 points and 11 rebounds as the Comets downed Fullerton 91-85 in the first round of the Palomar Thanksgiving Tournament on Nov. 23. ... Had 12 points, 10 rebounds and 8 blocks in a 75-62 win over Los Angeles Harbor in the semifinals on Nov. 24. ... Scored 19 points, going 9-for-10 from the field, and had 7 rebounds and 7 blocks in the championship game of the tournament against defending state champion Fresno City College, ranked No. 1 in the state at the time, on Nov. 5. ... Contributed 17 points, 10 rebounds and 6 blocks in a 73-56 victory over Los Angeles Trade Tech in the first round of the 41st Riverside City College Holiday Tournament on Dec. 4. ... Led Palomar to a 59-55 win over Riverside in the quarterfinals on Dec.6 with 16 points and 13 rebounds. ... Came back on Dec. 7 with 14 points, 10 rebounds and 6 blocks as the Comets downed San Diego City College 71-62 in the semifinals. ... Scored 21 points in a 71-67 loss to Saddleback in the tournament championship game on Dec. 8. ... Led the way as Palomar downed El Camino College 60-53 on Dec. 18, scoring 17 points, grabbing 15 rebounds and blocking 6 shots. ... Had 15 points and 14 rebounds vs. host College of the Canyons in the opening round of the Cougar Holiday Classic on Dec. 17. ... Led the Comets to an 86-72 win over Orange Coast in the consolation semifinals with 18 points, 15 rebounds and 6 blocks. ... Had 17 points, 10 rebounds and 5 blocks in the tournament championship game, but Riverside avenged its earlier loss to the Comets. ... Scored 29 points, had 15 rebounds and blocked 5 shots in a 99-96 overtime loss on the road against Imperial Valley on Jan. 9. ... Led Palomar to a 77-69 win over MiraCossta on Jan. 11 with 27 points, 9 rebounds and 4 blocks. ... Had 14 points, 10 rebounds and 3 blocks in a 75-60 victory over San Diego City College on Jan. 18. ... Scored 12 points, going 6-for-7 from the field, grabbed 12 rebounds and blocked 5 shots in a 95-59 rout of Miramar on Jan. 23. ... Contributed23 points, 9 rebounds and 4 blocks in the Comets' 98-72 win over San Diego Mesa on 25, shooting 11-for-15 from the field. ... Helped lead Palomar to a 95-75 victory over Cuyamaca on Jan. 30 with 16 points, 15 revbounds, 3 assists and 4 blocks. ... Had 18 points, going 5-for-7 from the field and 8-for-8 on free throws, and also contributed 13 rebounds and 4 blocks in a 75-51 rout of Southwestern on Feb. 1.
2011-2012 SEASON: Played in 25 games for Palomar, averaging 8.0 points, 6.1 rebounds and 1.0 blocks per game. ... Shot 61.0 percent from the field. ... Had 11 points, 8 rebounds and a block as Palomar defeated Fullerton in the Frank Garcia Tip-Off Tournament at College of the Desert on Nov. 18. ... Contributed 10 points and 5 rebounds in a 91-79 win over San Diego Mesa on Dec. 16. ... Helped lead the Comets to a 67-59 upset win over Chaffey in the first round of the Cougar Classic at College of the Canyons on Dec. 27 with 12 points, 10 rebounds and 3 blocks. ... Scored 12 points and blocked 2 shots in an overtime loss to host Canyons in the championship semifinals on Dec.28. ... Had 16 points, 9 rebounds and 2 blocks in a 51-50 hearbreaking loss to Cerritos in the third-place game on Dec. 29. ... Blocked 2 shots in a 67-63 loss to defending conference champion Southwestern on Jan. 6. ... Pulled down 11 rebounds as the Comets downed Cuyamaca 63-59 on Jan. 13.... Had a double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds on Feb. 1 in an 81-66 victory over San Diego Mesa. ... Contributed 11 rebounds vs. San Diego City College on Feb. 3. ... Came up big with 15 points and 15 rebounds as the Comets upset Southwestern 69-56 on Feb. 8 on the road. ... Grabbed 8 rebounds in an 87-70 win over Cuyamaca on Feb. 15. ... Made a lay-in with 12 seconds remaining to give Palomar a 64-62 upset win over Imperial Valley in their season finale on Feb. 17, which gave the Comets 8 wins in their final 10 games. ... Was an All-Pacific Coast Athletic Conference honorable mention selection after the season.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played for coach Terry Miller at Rancho Buena Vista High School, making second-team All-Avocado League West in his senior season of 2010-11. ... Teamed with Johnny Dee, a starting guard at Division I University of San Diego in both 2011-12 and the current season as a true freshman and and now a sophomore, to lead the Longhorns to a 26-4 record. ... Was Most Valuable Player in the 7th Annual San Diego County-Riverside County All-Star Classic at the Palomar Dome, leading the San Diego team to a 98-73 victory with 23 points.
ACADEMICS: Undeclared major. ... Named to the 2010-2011 San Diego Union-Tribune All-Academic team as a Rancho Buena Vista senior. ... Was a PCAC Academic All-Conference honoree for the Fall 2012 semester at Palomar.
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High-frequency homogenization for checkerboard structures: defect modes, ultrarefraction, and all-angle negative refraction |
JOSA A, Vol. 28, Issue 6, pp. 1032-1040 (2011)
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The counterintuitive properties of photonic crystals, such as all-angle negative refraction (AANR) [ J. Mod. Opt. 34, 1589 (1987)] and high-directivity via ultrarefraction [ Phys. Rev. Lett. 89, 213902 (2002)], as well as localized defect modes, are known to be associated with anomalous dispersion near the edge of stop bands. We explore the implications of an asymptotic approach to uncover the underlying structure behind these phenomena. Conventional homogenization is widely assumed to be ineffective for modeling photonic crystals as it is limited to low frequencies when the wavelength is long relative to the microstructural length scales. Here a recently developed high-frequency homogenization (HFH) theory [ Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A 466, 2341 (2010)] is used to generate effective partial differential equations on a macroscale, which have the microscale embedded within them through averaged quantities, for checkerboard media. For physical applications, ultrarefraction is well described by an equivalent homogeneous medium with an effective refractive index given by the HFH procedure, the decay behavior of localized defect modes is characterized completely, and frequencies at which AANR occurs are all determined analytically. We illustrate our findings numerically with a finite-size checkerboard using finite elements, and we emphasize that conventional effective medium theory cannot handle such high frequencies. Finally, we look at light confinement effects in finite-size checkerboards behaving as open resonators when the condition for AANR is met [ J. Phys. Condens. Matter 15, 6345 (2003)].
© 2011 Optical Society of America
OCIS Codes
(050.1755) Diffraction and gratings : Computational electromagnetic methods
(050.2065) Diffraction and gratings : Effective medium theory
(160.3918) Materials : Metamaterials
(160.5293) Materials : Photonic bandgap materials
(050.5298) Diffraction and gratings : Photonic crystals
(050.5745) Diffraction and gratings : Resonance domain
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Physical Optics
Original Manuscript: October 28, 2010
Revised Manuscript: March 23, 2011
Manuscript Accepted: March 26, 2011
Published: May 17, 2011
Richard V. Craster, Julius Kaplunov, Evgeniya Nolde, and Sebastien Guenneau, "High-frequency homogenization for checkerboard structures: defect modes,
ultrarefraction, and all-angle negative refraction," J. Opt. Soc. Am. A 28, 1032-1040 (2011)
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