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Portrait of Maimonides as conceived by the American artist, Ben Shahn (1898-1969) in 1965. This brush drawing together with Rex on the facing page were prepared in 1965 for the Spiral Press edition of Ecclesiastes, or the Preacher and were produced as woodcuts by Shahn's friend, the printmaker Stefan Martin. It is a reworking of a previous portrait of Maimonides done by the painter in 1954. Note the rather stern and even angry look on Maimonides' face. Shahn's love of letters is manifested in the calligraphy above the portrait that forms the first verse of the Book of Ecclesiastes: "The words of Kohelet son of David king in Jerusalem. Vanity of vanities, says Kohelet, vanity of vanities; all is vanity." In the portrait Shahn portrays Maimonides as an angry prophet who finds that everything in the world is vanity or as it is variously translated, futility. The starkness of the calligraphy enhances the negativity of Maimonides' facial expression. Compare it to the portrait on the facing page where the king (Maimonides) has a look of calm resignation and perhaps even acceptance of an imperfect world. The calligraphy in this portrait is more stately and traditional and is framed by a book.
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Portrait of Maimonides as conceived by Ben Shahn (1898-1969) in 1954 Maimonides served as a source of inspiration for the secular artist, Ben Shahn, who returned to Jewish themes in his work after World War II. Maimonides is shown here with one arm raised and the other holding a book in which is written a statement attributed to the sage that says "teach thy tongue to say I do not know and thou shalt progress." This 1954 portrait precedes by eleven years the artist's double vision of Maimonides in 1965. Notice his use of calligraphy in this portrait and the lower case "i" in the quote which is otherwise in upper case characters. Also, notice the similarities and differences between this portrait and the two others he did in 1965.

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Fanboy Pimps His Tron-Inspired Segway
Skip to storyIt's surprising to us that it took almost a month since the wide release of Tron: Legacy for a light-cycle–inspired Segway to come, but come it has, nonetheless.
In true fanboy fashion, Ricky Brigante tricked out his Segway i2 Personal Transporter to look like one of Flynn's grid-gliding beauties, pimping a ride that Xzibit himself would be proud to cruise in.
For something so flashy, Brigante's method was relatively easy and low-tech. Using only white 2-inch reflective tape, a strand of blue LED Christmas lights and some electrical tape, Brigante took the plain black matte finish of his Segway and artfully applied the design using a mock-up model he made in Photoshop as a guide.
The finished product is simple yet geekishly elegant:
Start to finish, Brigante's mod time took around four hours. Total cost? About 15 bucks (Segway not included, of course).
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The refractive index of a liquid crystal depends on the polarization of the light travelling through it. This means that horizontally polarized light is transmitted when vertically polarized light is absorbed, and vice versa. Since the orientation of liquid crystals can be controlled by an applied voltage, the light travelling through a crystal can be switched on and off. This is the basis of liquid crystal displays.
Scientists have long known that this effect also works at microwave frequencies, but Yang and Sambles are among the first to exploit it. The device is based on a grating made from 55 one-mm-thick aluminium sheets interleaved with layers of liquid crystal 75 micrometres thick. This number of slits per millimetre is chosen to make the structure act as a 'zero-order' grating – which does not diffract the microwaves – for wavelengths greater than two millimetres. Yang and Sambles used microwaves with wavelengths between seven and 12 millimetres.
When the microwaves reach the grating, they create electromagnetic surface waves in the aluminium. These produce standing waves in the liquid-crystal-filled cavities of the grating, and microwaves with the same frequencies as these standing waves are transmitted. "Were it not for the resonant modes in the small gaps there would be no transmission", Sambles told PhysicsWeb.
By varying the voltage applied across the liquid crystals between the aluminium slats, the researchers could adjust their orientation. This alters the frequency of the standing waves that arise in the slits, and the frequency of the microwaves that are transmitted.
Scientists realised only recently that these standing waves allow microwaves to pass through such narrow slits. "It had not been appreciated before that one could easily transmit so much energy through such a tiny area", says Sambles. Yan and Sambles are optimistic that their device will prove useful in the communications industry, which is heavily dependent on high-frequency microwaves.


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WILKES-BARRE TWP. – On paper it looks like the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins have dominated the Binghamton Senators by allowing five goals in three games against their East Division rival.
But in reality, it's the Senators who have gotten the better of the Penguins, limiting them to a pair of goals through nine periods this season. In fact, only one Penguin has scored against the Senators, and that's Trevor Smith who scored unassisted in the season opener and the lone tally in Friday's 3-1 loss.
They're a really good team, well coached and they have excellent goalies, said head coach John Hynes when asked to sum up his team's offensive struggles against Binghamton.
In the first two meetings this season, it was Binghamton goaltender Robin Lehner who stifled the Penguins offense, allowing one goal on 71 shots.
On Friday, it was Ben Bishop's turn to frustrate the Penguins, and he did a pretty good job, turning away 26 of 27 shots for a 3-1 win.
Penguins forward Warren Peters wasn't completely surprised at how hard it's been to score against the Senators this season. It's something that other teams are dealing with as well, he said, considering Binghamton's low goal production and record of 14-6-1-1.
I looked before the game and they haven't scored a lot of goals and they have a good record, Peters said. You're going to have to make the most of your chances, and we had some tonight but they didn't go in the back of the net.
One of the Penguins' few strong points of late turned out to be a weakness against the Senators. Coming into the game the Penguins' penalty kill allowed one goal in 21 chances over the last four games.
That didn't matter to the Senators, who scored a power play goal in the first and second periods, enough to earn the win.
The Penguins did manage a goal midway through the third when Smith placed a wrist shot to the far side of Bishop to make it 2-1.
Binghamton put the Penguins away with a goal with less than four minutes to play to make it 3-1.
And that's where things stayed.
The loss extends the Penguins winless streak to four and drops them to 13-9-1-1 on the season. It also puts their record at 1-2 against the Senators, which doesn't bode well considering their record against another division rival, the Hershey Bears. Against Hershey, the Penguins are 1-4. Combined with Binghamton, the Penguins have a 2-6 record against the two East Division foes, and an 11-4 record against the rest of the league.
Those teams are division rivals, right up the road from us and we play them a lot, Smith said. We need to put more of the onus on each other and get up for those games because those points are huge.
Still, when it comes to Binghamton, the Penguins don't have to change much except generating a boost in their offense, Peters said.
There's not a lot of goals being scored both ways, so it's hard to feel like you're being owned by a team, he said. Against Binghamton, we have to stay with it mentally. They're not easy games to play and you might only get a few scoring chances a night, which can be frustrating. But we're doing the same thing to them. You have to stick to the game plan.
• During the first intermission Charles Boyer, a first sergeant with the 1st Battalion, 28th Infantry Division of the National Guard, was awarded a bronze statue for distinguished service in war zones in the Middle East.
• D Dylan Reese (day-to-day), D Brian Strait (injury), C Zach Sill, RW Tom Kuhnhackl (injury), LW Steve MacIntyre, RW Keven Veilleux (injury) and D Simon Despres (injury) were scratched for the Penguins.
• Alex Grant's first period fight against David Dziurzynski was the first time the pair squared off since an incident during the 2010 rookie tournament. That's when a slash from Dziurzynski broke Grant's wrist, forcing him to miss the 2010-2011 season.
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Hearn, Thomas M. and Clayton, Robert W. (1986) Lateral velocity variations in southern California. I. Results for the upper crust from Pg waves. Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, 76 (2). pp. 495-509. ISSN 0037-1106. http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:20121017-082856409
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The plate boundary and major crustal blocks in southern California are imaged by a tomographic backprojection of the Pg first arrivals recorded by the Southern California Array. The method, formulated specifically for local earthquake arrival times, is a fast, iterative alternative to direct least-squares techniques. With it, we solve the combined problem of determining refractor velocity perturbations and source and station delays. Resolution and variance are found empirically by using synthetic examples. A map showing lateral velocity variations at a depth of approximately 10 km is presented. The results show a strong correlation with surface tectonic features. Clear velocity contrasts exist across the San Andreas, the San Jacinto, and the Garlock faults. The Mojave region has the slowest velocities while the Peninsula Ranges have the highest. The San Jacinto block has velocities intermediate between Mojave and Peninsula Range velocities, and also has early station delays. This may indicate that the San Jacinto block has overridden Mojave material on a shallow detachment surface. No velocity variations are found associated with the Transverse Ranges, which we interpret to mean that the surface batholithic rocks in this area do not extend to Pg depths.
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Ganesan, S and Renukadevi, M and Girija, G (1979) Low cost high speed analog to digital converter. Technical Report. Systems Engineering Division, Bangalore, India.
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The A/D converter described here has been built with TTL ICs available in India. The other advantage of this A/D is that it is cheaper when compared to the A/D modules available in the market.
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Subjects: | ENGINEERING > Electronics and Electrical Engineering MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENCES > Computer Programming and Software |
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"Electrifying." "The biggest star in America." "A giant miracle puppet." That's how the paper described Elvis Presley — wearing a white jumpsuit "with a Belafonte neckline," white boots and "a sash sliding down his hips" — during a 1970 Las Vegas concert at the International Hotel. This was a revamped Presley — the paunch was gone; the hip-grinding, spectacularly back. "He works straight from the crotch, bumping his way shamelessly he crouches with legs spread to the audience," WWD noted on February 20. "He does the world's best white boogaloo." And while the singer's manager banned all photography of Presley in costume or on stage, the paper managed to print a whole series from the show, which "were taken with all the secrecy and trenchcoats of a spy movie."


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After months of touring festivals and screens around the country, the 2009 Filmmakers Fund Grantee Ian Cheney's "The City Dark" has returned for its theatrical premiere at the IFC Center on January 18th.
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Iterative springback compensation of NUMISHEET benchmark #1
Lingbeek, R.A. and Huetink, J. and Ohnimus, S. and Weiher, J. (2005) Iterative springback compensation of NUMISHEET benchmark #1. In: NUMISHEET 2005, 6th international conference and workshop on numerical simulation of 3D sheet metal forming processes, August 15-19, 2005, Detroit, Michigan, USA.
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is a major problem for process-planning engineers. In industrial practise, deformations due to springback are compensated manually, by doing extensive measurements on prototype parts, and altering the tool geometry by hand. This is a time consuming and costly operation. In this paper the application of two compensation algorithms, based on the finite element simulation of the forming process are discussed. The smooth displacement adjustment (SDA) method and the springforward (SF) method have been applied to several industrial products, such as the NUMISHEET 2005 benchmark#1. With the SDA method successful compensations have been carried out. For the SF method some principal problems remain. |
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Jerry Zgoda missed the entire Kevin Garnett era, but he's back covering the Timberwolves after working the beat for their first four seasons two decades ago. In between, he covered a bit of everything: Gopher men's and women's basketball and NCAA athletics, golf, outdoor recreation, sports media and a little Vikings and Twins.
Wolves forward Chase Budinger, working to come back from Nov. 13 surgery to repair a lateral meniscus tear in his left knee, got some good news today at his checkup with Dr. James Andrews in Florida.
Budinger has been cleared for on-court running and agility drills. He will be re-evaluated again in two to three weeks.
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It appears the Carolina Hurricanes are nearing their breaking point.
Or, at the very least, GM Jim Rutherford is.
Looking to snap his team out of its current funk — the 'Canes have lost five straight and eight of nine — Rutherford is reportedly working the phones and looking to make changes, according to the Raleigh News & Observer:
GM Jim Rutherford had long meeting this morning with Muller, Francis to talk about changes that need to be made to end slide.
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Rutherford not ruling out trades. Said was on phone last night and today. "Something could happen but you need two willing people to do it."
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The 'Canes have been at the center of numerous trade rumors this season. Their three-headed goalie situation led many to believe one of Justin Peters or Anton Khudobin could be moved, and there's been a lot of smoke around defenseman Tim Gleason:
Gleason should be back mid-week. Sounds like a trade could materialize upon his return. He will have to consent to move.
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Carolina (14-16-9) currently sits eight points back of Detroit and Toronto for the final wild card playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.
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Re: Hello from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada In Orvietto, make sure you go into the Duomo (there is a Last Judgement that Michaelangelo looked to for inspiration) and the Etruscan museum across the piazza is very good. I have a "restaurant to avoid". As you walk out of the main piazza toward the high street (sorry, forgot the street name), there is a restaurant on the right hand side with a lot of white-washed furniture and art. It's new, and seems to be owned by a group more interested in their art and design business (and profit) than the actual restaurant. I've found that a majority of Italian restaurants are family-owned, with generations of care and attention. This is not that. :-) James
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Re: Hello from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Can't remember a single one. I'd aim at Positano or Sorento for overall charm. As I always recomend, ask the locals for the best food in the area. Generally, they will recommend thier cousin's place first, and the other good ones after. A couple of tries will give you positive results. I seriously doubt that you will be dissapointed if you stay away from the tourist traps. You must go to Capri if you make it to Sorento overnight. Not to be missed.
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Yes, this is about the "toy" construction sets of the Danish company. I think it's perfectly legitimate to indulge in this type of hobby, just as much as it's OK to collect stamps, waste your life watching football on TV or solve Sudoku puzzles. Playing with Lego will at least teach you something about mechanics. I mention here once: "Lego" is a trademark of The Lego Group. This site does not endorse The Lego Group nor does it receive endorsement from it. It is just for fun. And believe it or not, but there are "crazier" people around: LDraw is devoted to virtual Lego And before plastic took over, there was the equally interesting metal Meccano. |
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Bricks | description of properties of bricks | Mechanisms & tricks |
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Bracing | how to reconcile the differences in horizontal and vertical dimensions | Modelling in 3D | free models for the Cinema 4D software. |


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Defensive lineman Chris Canty continues to make the rounds in free agency. Canty, who visited the Titans last month, is visiting the Ravens on Tuesday. He also visited the Packers and Chiefs last month. The Titans offered Canty a contract after his visit to Baptist Sports Park. Share on FacebookPosted In: League News, Team News
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Free-agent defensive tackle Chris Canty paid a visit to the Titans last Thursday and Friday. The 30 year-old Canty was released by the New York Giants in a cost-cutting move earlier last week. He had missed the first six games of 2012 recovering from knee surgery, but returned to play in nine of the last […]


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Cheesy Chicken Crepes Recipe
Our family loves all kinds of outdoor activities, including fishing, hunting and swimming. Indoors, my favorite pastime is cooking delicious dishes like these creamy crepes.
- 1 cup milk
- 3 eggs
- 2/3 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 pound thinly sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1/3 cup sliced green onions
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon dried rosemary, crushed
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 3/4 cup mayonnaise
- 2 cups milk, divided
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese, divided
- 2 cups chopped cooked chicken
- 1. In a large bowl, combine the milk and eggs. Add flour and salt to milk mixture and mix well. Let stand for 15 minutes.
- 2. Heat a lightly greased 8-in. nonstick skillet; pour 1/4 cup batter into the center of skillet. Lift and tilt pan to evenly coat bottom. Cook until top appears dry; turn and cook 15-20 seconds longer. Remove to a wire rack. Repeat with remaining batter, greasing skillet as needed. When cool, stack crepes with waxed paper or paper towels in between.
- 3. For filling, in a large skillet, saute mushrooms and onions in butter until mushrooms are tender; set aside. In a 2-qt. saucepan, combine the flour and rosemary, salt, pepper and garlic powder. Stir in the mayonnaise until blended. Cook over medium-low heat for 2-3 minutes. Gradually stir in 1-1/2 cups milk. Bring to a boil over medium-low heat; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Add 1 cup cheese; stir until melted. Remove from the heat; add chicken and the mushroom mixture.
- 4. Spoon 1/3 cup chicken mixture down the center of each crepe. Roll up and place seam side down in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. In a small saucepan, heat remaining milk and cheese over medium-low heat, until cheese is melted, stirring constantly. Pour over crepes.
- 5. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 15-20 minutes or until heated through. Yield: 6 servings.
Nutritional Facts
2 filled crepes equals 635 calories, 44 g fat (16 g saturated fat), 215 mg cholesterol, 886 mg sodium, 28 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 30 g protein.
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The sprawling, beautiful Italian countryside between Rome and Venice nearly makes a train trip between the two cities a vacation unto itself. According to Fodor's, Venice is connected by rail to every major city in Europe, and one of the most popular tourist routes in Italy is between Venice and Rome. This means that the route is generally tourist-friendly, with many signs in multiple languages, and often with train workers who speak English, French and other languages.
Items you will need
- Passport
- Credit card, traveler's checks or cash
Buy your tickets. Tickets can be purchased online from sites such as RailEurope or directly at the departure train station in Rome, the Roma Termini station, which is situated in the Piazza dei Cinquecento in the center of Rome, making it easy to get to by cab, bus or foot.
Express trains get you directly from Rome to Venice in just over three and a half hours but are more expensive than regional trains, which make more stops and take more time -- up to seven hours, depending on the route. If you have limited time, the higher-speed Eurostar is your best bet. The Rome-to-Venice route is short enough that it is not designed for sleeper trains, or trains with bunks for night travel, like longer routes, such as Paris to Venice.
Pack for a multi-hour trip. Most trains offer food for purchase, but you can also purchase drinks, sandwiches, baked goods or other snacks at stores near the train station, generally for a lower fee. Plan for a long trip with limited available on-board concession options.
Exit the train at the correct station. There are two stations with "Venezia," the Italian word for Venice, in the name: Venezia-Mestre and Venezia Santa Lucia. The correct station for Venice is the latter, Venezia Santa Lucia, according to Fodor's. Some trains, in fact, don't continue past the Mestre station, which is the stop on the mainland before you reach Venice itself. If your train's final stop is Mestre, exit the train, get a ticket for the quick, 10-minute shuttle across the lagoon, validate it in one of the yellow time-stamp machines around the station and look for signs to Venezia Santa Lucia.
Get started in Venice. Once you exit the Venezia Santa Lucia station, you'll see the Grand Canal directly ahead of you, according to Frommer's. One of the most inexpensive and charming ways to get around the watery city will be directly ahead of you: vaporettos. Vaporettos are public ferries that transport you along Venice's canals to major locations in the city. The No. 82 express hits the major stops, including the Rialto Bridge and Accademia, before arriving at Piazza San Marco in 26 minutes. Every other No. 82 finishes its route at the Rialto Bridge, meaning you'll have to transfer if you're going farther. The No. 1 makes 14 stops in addition to the train station and San Marco -- 31 minutes from start to finish. Hop aboard one of these and your Venice vacation will be under way.
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Parents, grandparents, siblings, best friends and more will be marching around Greeley this weekend, spending time with their UNC student in honor of Family and Friends Weekend. Check out the list of events planned on the Family and Friends Weekend website.
Kick things off tonight with a delicious dinner from 5-6:30 p.m. in either Tobey-Kendel Dining Hall or Holmes Dining Hall, followed by a few rounds of Bingo in the UC Ballrooms at 8:30 p.m.
Have fun entertaining your families and friends this weekend. Go Bears!
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Amazing Dominos by ShanesDominos [Video]
We've all played Domino's before, but have you ever played with Domino's? ShanesDominos has made an art form out of stacking them up and knocking them down. Check out the video of 68 different ways he's done it.
According to Shane, here are some of the stats:
a lot of these tricks didn't work on the first try.
50% of the clips caused 5 retries
30% of the clips caused 8 retries
10% of the clips caused 10 retries
one clip caused me 14 retries,
and one even caused me 21 retries!Over 10,000 Domino's were used in the clip
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Nicole Richie Dishes To Jimmy Fallon On Being Whipped By Britney
The lovely Nicole Richie lived every stan's dream last February when she was walked on stage during Britney's Vegas show and was promptly whipped by the Pop Queen during the "Freakshow" portion of the concert. The fashion designer and television personality lived to talk about it recently on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon, which caught the eye of Brit Brit who tweeted a bit of her signature witty banter. Give it a watch, below! I've never heard anyone utter with such delight, "Britney walked me like a dog." Hey, I'm with ya, Nicole. Britney can walk me anytime! xx
.@NicoleRichie's @BritneySpears concert experience > every other concert experience: https://t.co/A6Fdv6cRC2
— Fallon Tonight (@FallonTonight) July 8, 2014
Good girls need spankings too @nicolerichie
— Britney Spears (@britneyspears) July 9, 2014
You've got an open invitation for one anytime @jimmyfallon
— Britney Spears (@britneyspears) July 9, 2014
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Find out about the history of viniculture on Lanzarote and visit some of the island´s leading bodegas in this fascinating guided walk through the volcanic wine growing region.
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Guardian Prize Puzzle 25,412 by Araucaria
Posted by PeeDee on September 3rd, 2011
Apparently there is a Bank Holiday in the south of the country this weekend so that explains the double-size puzzle, it was a bit unexpected. I just made myself a cup of tea and finished it in half an hour…
… though finishing the crossword unfortunately has taken a great deal longer. Still, I got there in the end and what a great crossword it is! The theme word is POTTER, which leads to a nice variety of thematic references both old and modern. Araucaria is pretty libertarian in places, which may annoy the purists, but loads of super clues and a great lesson in general knowledge regardless.
Many of the clues are run together in the printed crossword but I have split them out into the component parts to make the blog clearer. The asterisked clues indicate themed solutions which may be only partially defined. You can remind yourself of the instructions and the double grid layout here.
I will be away all day on Saturday, so will not be able to respond to any comments until I get back.
1(A) | Came across a local at sea, at sea in process of cell division (9) |
METAPHASE: MET (came across) A PH (public house=local) and SEA* – definition is 'process of cell division' | |
1(B) | losing nothing when currency's accepted by woopie (5,4) |
GRAND SLAM: RAND'S (currency is) in GLAM (grey leisured affluent married=well off older person) | |
6 | See 19 |
9(A) | Single joiner from Berlin keeping Guardian (5) |
UNWED: WE (The Guardian) in UND ('and' German) – definition is 'single' | |
9(B) | newspaper etc from ancient kingdom (5) |
MEDIA: double definition – Media was an ancient Iranian kingdom formed 7th century BCE | |
10(A) | Sucker in spring, half parliament's problem with 27(B) (5,4) |
APRIL FOOL: PARLIament* (half of) and FOOL (a dessert) – definition is 'sucker in spring' | |
10(B) | most of the other half's being about Brie presented Caravaggio style (9) |
TENEBRISM: anagram of parliaMENT'S (including most of the remaining letters in parliament, see 10A) and BRIE – style of painting featuring stark contrast between light and dark used by Caravaggio | |
11(A)* | Not talking to the gilded French (10) |
DUMBLEDORE: DUMB (not talking) DORE ('guilded' in French) – headmaster of Hogwarts in Harry Potter novels | |
11(B) | Johnny accepts awfully hot figures on map (4,6) |
SPOT HEIGHT: HOT* inside SPEIGHT (Jonny Speight writer of many famous UK TV comedy shows) – definition is figures (numbers) on map | |
12,26(A)* | Go (or re) for prince (4-5) |
HALF BLOOD: 'go' and 're' are halves of 'gore', blood – Severus Snape calls himself 'The Half Blood Prince' in the Harry Potter novels | |
12,26(B)* | Money to throw away in game (9) |
QUIDDITCH: QUID (a pound, money) and DITCH (throw away) – Quidditch is a school game at Hogwarts in the Harry Potter novels | |
14(A) | Spring directions on duty (7) |
BOUNDEN: BOUND (spring) and East North (two directions) – definition 'on duty' | |
14(B)* | For pace eggs? (7) |
STEPHEN: a STEP HEN might lay 'pace eggs' – Stephen Potter was an author known for his comic self-help books | |
15(A) | Disinclined to fight Sadat, his last first entering (4,3) |
ANTI WAR: ANWAR (Sadat) containing T (last letter of Sadat) and I (first, as in King George I) | |
15(B) | a companion in quarry given to evangelism (7) |
PREACHY: A CH (Companion of Honour) in Prey (quarry) | |
17(A) | COERCED Played soccer – missing second edition forced (7) |
COERCED: sOCCER* (missing S=second) and EDition – definition 'forced' | |
17(B) | monarch to back Frost after mishap (7) |
PHARAOH: HAP* (miss-hap) and HOAR (frost) | |
19,6(A)* | Form a circle on high ground (7,5) |
CLARICE CLIFF: (A CIRCLE)* on CLIFF – Clarice Cliff was a potter and ceramic artist working in the Staffordshire potteries | |
19,6(B)* | Monarch anointed in disinfectant (7,5) |
BERNARD LEACH: ER (Elizabeth Regina, monarch) and NARD (annointed) inside BLEACH (disinfectant) – Bernard Leach was a British potter and teacher | |
20(A) | Record end of race (4) |
TAPE: double definition | |
20(B)* | Sentence preceding 5 down(B) (4) |
LIFE: 'life sentence' and Lifemanship – a book by Stephen Potter | |
22(A) | Scale to go abroad: the man (Italian) (10) |
FAHRENHEIT: FAHREN ('to go' in German) HE (the man) IT (Italian) – definition 'scale' | |
22(B) | cooked a meal to entertain bullfighter or missing painter (4-6) |
ALMA-TADEMA: (A MEAL)* containing MATADor (or missing) – Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema dutch painter | |
25(A) | Health-giving prizes mostly in prompter's reactionary (9) |
EUTROPHIC: TROPHIes (prizes mostly) in CUE (prompter) reversed | |
25(B) | goal – ever heard to try? (9) |
ENDEAVOUR: END (goal) and EAVOUR sound like 'ever' – definition 'to try' | |
26 | See 12 |
27(A)* | 12's prince softly? (5) |
HARRY: Prince Harry softly or 'Hal' in Shakespeare plays, is 'half' without f=loud – Harry Potter, eponymous hero of the JK Rowling novels | |
27(B) | Course of love? (5) |
SWEET: dessert course and love (eg 'my sweet') | |
28(A) | Paul's recent past (9) |
YESTERDAY: Beatles song written by Paul McCartney | |
28(B) | entries exchanged for such as "Slowly comes a hungry people, as a lion creeping nigher" (9) |
SIXTEENER: (ENTRIES EX)* (changed=anagram) – couplet containing sixteen syllables, this example is from Locksley Hall by Tennyson. I recently bought the collected works of Tennyson, my God he's long winded! I'll spare you the whole thing, but you can read the highlights of Locksley Hall here. | |
1(A) | Breakable fungus (5); |
MOULD: a fungal growth and the (often misused) expression 'break the mould' | |
1,5(B)* | The plucky and the lame form the crew (12) |
GAMESMANSHIP: 'game' means both 'plucky' and 'lame', so GAMES MAN SHIP is when they both form the ship's crew – The Theory and Practice of Gamesmanship, or the Art of Winning Games without Actually Cheating is a book by Stephen Potter | |
2(A)* | Johnny no use without half my undertow (4-5) |
TOWN-MOUSE: NO USE around My (half of) following (under) TOW – The Tale of Johnny Town-Mouse is a book by Beatrix Potter | |
2(B) | (With capital) lawman of the galaxy (9) |
ANDROMEDA: AND (with) ROME (capital) and DA (lawman) | |
3(A)* | Pool to avoid (10) |
PUDDLEDUCK: PUDDLE (pool) DUCK (to avoid) – The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck by Beatrix Potter | |
3(B) | D for sphinx's skull? (6,4) |
DEATH'S HEAD: D is the head of 'death' (first letter of) – and a death's-head hawk moth is a type of sphinx moth, having markings resembling a human skull on its back. Chambers gives the definition for death's-head as a human skull or representation thereof, which fits nicely with the skull pattern on the moth's back. | |
4(A) | A for Alan in movies at home with lamp (7) |
ALADDIN: Alan LADD (movie actor) and IN (at home) – famously found a lamp | |
4(B) | formed vital article for 24(B) (7) |
LATVIAN: VITAL* (formed=anagram) and AN (indefinite article) – resident of the Baltic State | |
5(A)* | Old Italian scene of Greek character containing some Land of Hope (7) |
ETRURIA: ETA containing RURItania (some fictional country in novels by Anthony Hope) – Etruria is the historical name for a region in central Italy, and also name of the home of the Wedgewood family in Staffordshire, famous industrial potters. Also TW Potter, archaeologist of ancient Italy and author of two influential books about Etruria, thanks to blaise @33 for this. | |
5(B) | See 1 down(B) |
6(A) | Green king (4) |
COLE: double definition – cabbage and old king | |
6(B) | left with honour for the listener? (4) |
LOBE: Left and OBE (Order of the British Empire, civil honour) – part of the ear, not exactly a listener itself, but near enough | |
7(A) | Fallacies from a lido try to follow (5) |
IDOLA: (A LIDO)* also 'try' can follow 'idola' in 'idolatry' | |
7(B) | a straight object, then turn to exit line (5) |
ADIEU: A DIE (straight object, 'straight as a die') then U (turn) – an 'exit line' is something an actor might say on leaving the stage. |
8(A) | 100% cogency implying more at other churches (4,5) |
FULL FORCE: FULL (100%) FORCE (cogency) – if it is 'full for CE' then people must go to other churches | |
8(B) | had absorbed a crazy line for a nymph (9) |
HAMADRYAD: A MAD (crazy) RY (railway, line) inside HAD – mythical tree nymphs | |
13(A) | A board including follower of chief and cap in hand (10) |
ATTAINABLE: A TABLE (board) including TAIN (follower of cap and chief: chieftain, captain) – definition 'in hand' | |
13(B) | hired one rake exposed by socialist (4,6) |
KEIR HARDIE: anagram of HIRED I (one, Roman numeral) and RAKE – famous Scottish socialist | |
14(A) | Beau taking effective powers, prominent munchers (4,5) |
BUCK TEETH: BUCK (beau) and TEETH (having effective powers) | |
14(B) | eat with implement to get hold of caterers (9) |
SUPPLIERS: SUP (eat) with PLIERS (instrument) – definition 'caterers' | |
16(A) | Alloy for European prize (5,4) |
WHITE GOLD: WHITE (European, as racial type) and GOLD (prize) – alloy of gold and various other metals | |
16(B) | bloke, name of John, on Devon station (9) |
CHAPELTON: CHAP (bloke) ELTON (called Elton John) – railway station in Devon | |
18* | Made dash at Holywell (7,7) |
DEATHLY HALLOWS: (DASH AT HOLLYWELL)* – Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is the seventh and final novel of the JK Rowling series. | |
9(A) | Crazy-sounding capital? (7) |
CARACAS: Santiago de León de Caracas is the capital of Venezuela, sounds like "crackers" | |
19(B)* | Defeat farceur (7) |
BEATRIX: BEAT (defeat) RIX (Brian Rix, actor and theatre manager, known for producing farces) | |
21(A)* | Safe 24(A) (5) |
PETER: double definition, safe and rabbit – Peter Rabbit is a character in various Beatrix Potter tales | |
21(B) | 27(B) cheat (5) |
FUDGE: double definition | |
23(A)* | Drink to familiar beast (5) |
TODDY: a toddy is a drink and a tod is a fox (beast, Scottish), so could be known familiarly (i.e. nickname) as 'toddy'. The Tale of Mr Tod is a story by Beatrix Potter | |
23(B) | Ladylike Jane (5) |
ASHER: Jane Asher, actress and 'as her', like a lady | |
24(A) | French dance, removed from projection by beast…(4) |
CONY: balCONY (a projection) with bal (dance in French) removed – a cony is a rabbit | |
24(B) | …given time by seasider (4) |
BALT: BAL (the French dance removed in 24A) given Time – a native of one of the Baltic States (all by the sea) |


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THE DEATH OF ART Genre - Romantic Comedy A struggling artist fakes his death to increase the value of his paintings, but finds it difficult to keep his secret when he falls in love with his best customer. |
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DEAD WRONG Genre - Suspense/Black comedy An abusive husband hires a low-life criminal to kill his cheating wife. The wife hires her lover to kill the abusive husband. But the low-life criminal kills the wrong woman, setting everyone against each other until only one unlikely suspect is left standing. This script won an award in the 2008 WIF/MORE screenplay contest. |
OFF BASE Genre - TV Musical Drama A military academy on a marine base closes and the kids are forced into a local public high school. There is immediate conflict between the army brats and the local students. But five kids from different cliques come together and turn their teenage angst into incredible rock and roll! |
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT Genre - TV Dramedy A Malibu socialite's husband commits suicide leaving her broke.
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LIFE IN 2D TV Sitcom A 40 year-old cartoonist has a mid-life crisis that manifests as one of his sexy, young comic book characters. She comes to life through an iPad app to teach him how to be a man. |
THE CHRISTMAS GIVER Genre - Christmas MOW A harried banker hires a personal shopper to help him with his Christmas shopping, but she turns out to be the best present of all. |
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WITH CARE Genre - Romantic dramedy "You don't know whom you've lost...until you find her." A beautiful Serbian thief steals a laptop that contains the location of millions of dollars of Mafia money and flees to America, where she enlists the help of a principled businessman who has his own legal problems. Together, they must outsmart the INS and Serbian secret service to stay out of jail and gain the ultimate prize; each other. Amelie, Notting Hill, Bridget Jones' Diary. What do these films have in common? What makes them successful? In screenplay terms, all three embody interesting, offbeat characters, a hero and heroine we care about, and a heartwarming tale of the triumph of love over adversity. Not avant garde, just out of the ordinary - request Handle With Care. Texas Film Institute - 4th place Read a Sample.
DUST "Assassins, artists, enemies, lovers: their passion would save them...or destroy them." A headstrong American security specialist forms a tense alliance with a beautiful but unstable Russian Special Forces operative as they try to stop the deployment of a psychoactive gas that turns ordinary people into raging killers. RED MERCURY is a
smart, intense action thriller that combines the artistry of Cirque
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KARATS Genre - Romantic-comedy/crime-caper "They did all the wrong things...for all the right reasons." A cable installer on a routine job suddenly finds himself caught up in diamond smuggling, kidnapping, and foul play when he meets a pretty courier who works for the mob. Second round of 20/20 Contest - Read the evaluation Read a Sample. |
LORDS - (one hour TV series pilot teleplay) Genre - Drama/sci-fi/espionage A bored young man encounters sinister forces when he
harbours a mysterious and troubled female assassin who is controlled
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James Barrett Email |
OPHELIA Genre - Thriller "Love is a strong motivator. So is survival." A meddling dot com matchmaker faxes her beautiful best friend's bio to the home of a wealthy new client where the burglars are busy and there's a corpse downstairs. Read a Sample.
LETHAL 16 "A best seller was important to him. Too important." Winner of the Writers Network Screenplay Contest |
CANTOOVA! Genre - Western "He left Mexico to find gold. He found his destiny." Joaquin Murieta leads a ragged army of Mexican refugees against the corrupt California government of the gold rush era. Finalist in the Charleston Worldfest Read a Sample.
CLOUD Genre - Comedy "His life was a lemon. He made lemonade." In 500 B.C., the leader of the Murphy clan insults a Druid sorcerer. For his trouble, the Druid casts a curse on the Murphys for all eternity. Every other generation, the eldest male Murphy child will be saddled with the worst luck on earth... |
TO GOD'S EAR Genre - Mystery "The killer hunted adultresses ... What better way to find them?" Detective Cullen Foley tracks a killer who sends adulterous wives in St. Jude's Catholic parish to their eternal reward after they confess their sins. The prime suspect is Father Seamus Foley, Cullen's brother. Don & Gee Nicholl Fellowships Top 10%. Read a Sample.
TRAY COOL: SILENT BUT DEADLY Genre - Comedy "A new kind of spy for a new kind of war." Super-agent Tray Cool battles Yomama Bin Fahkhin and the "Al Killya" terrorist organization. Slick, smart, and with a license to fart. The kind of guy you want on your side; the kind of guy you want downwind. Austin Heart of Film - second round. Read a Sample.
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GIRL I ALMOST KNEW Genre - Drama When an outgoing young woman's worst fears come true, her mind becomes
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the world safe enough for her before the walls close in for good? An
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TO HEAVEN WITH YOU! Genre - Comedy When God takes a vacation from Heaven, all Hell breaks loose. Really. Winner of the Ajijic International Film Festival's "Best Screenplay"
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SEEING THE LIGHT Genre - Drama based on a true story {Optioned} A young man with Down syndrome fights for the love of a father who wanted to institutionalize him. Winner of People's Picture Show screenwriting competition |
LOVE'S FUNNY THAT WAY Genre - Romantic comedy A bombshell illegal immigrant from Cuba hides out in a suburban family's home to escape her allegedly gun-toting ex-boyfriend, who's being chased by his allegedly obsessive mistress. Add a stolen Walt Whitman manuscript, an eight-year-old card shark, and some duct tape, and you have 101 pages of commercially-viable fun. |
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VELOCITY Genre - Family A precocious but unhappy little girl desperately wants to be abducted by aliens. And when her dreams come true, she embarks on a journey which will change her life forever.
Two children accidentally journey back in time 1500 centuries to the "Dark Ages". Only to us, it's the 21st Century. Now they must find a way to fit in, even as they work to get back to their own time. THE STARS DON'T TWINKLE IN OUTER SPACE Two children dream themselves into a 1930s
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GALAXY A sci-fi anthology revolving around a high-tech attempt to locate the
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317 Sent out into the cosmos from Earth on the eve of the planet's certain
destruction, can six children keep from killing each other long enough
to repopulate the human race?
LUMA A young dancer discovers there are worse things than going to hell.
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FENCES MAKE GOOD NEIGHBORS Genre - Dark comedy When Bunny steals some incriminating photographs, she and her fence, Jules, find themselves on the wrong side of a crooked cop, a dead mobster and Bunny's asinine husband Harold. THE
GATHERING The ghost of a child cries in the night
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BATTLE Genre - Comedy Wally's security job is on the line. His boss says, Lose weight or lose your job. His Mama says, "Have some more ravioli." Top 10 % of the Screen Arts Foundation competition, comedy category Read a Sample.
THE SECRET OF LIFE When rich city newsman Clayton Mirieux has to open a branch office in rugged 1875 Colorado, he learns that the secret of life is more than survival. Top 1/3rd of 1% (41st out of 12,000+) in Writers Digest competition Read a Sample.
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THE SWORD AND THE ROSE Genre - Action The daughter of an Irish chieftain defies all convention to lead three clans in the battle against the English. Finally she must face Elizabeth herself in a desperate battle for survival. Based on historical record. Winner of WinFemme Screenplay Competition
Francis, an aging actor with one last shot at an Oscar, must mentor an orphan to restore his tarnished image. Enter Jack- a teenage prodigy with enough cutting edge to get through even Francis' armor. When Jack lands the supporting role in Francis' movie, friendship falls prey to jealousy, betrayal, and the timeless rivalry between youth and age. Scriptapalooza quarter-finalist |
Pete Barnstrom Email |
A.K.A. PELIGRO GIRL Genre - Comedy "Not just another slightly gay, Hispanic superhero coming-of-age story...." When a female superhero walks away from the caped-crusader game, her young sidekick drags her right back in -- by getting them embroiled in their deadliest adventure yet. Top 10% Austin Heart of Film |
80 PROOF Genre - Thriller/drama/mystery "A battered beauty and a tortured insurance dick cook up a vodka-fueled scheme to get the most out of her abusive and filthy rich husband. But when the scheme sparks flames they hadn't planned for, the burning question arises: Who's screwing whom?" Don & Gee Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting semi-finalist |
THE PRIDE Genre - Horror "They�re at the top of the food chain. Looking down at us." |
SCIENCE! Genre - Comedy After his neighbors hire a monster hunter to run him off, mad scientist Chet Rictus and his band of friendly creatures must return to save them from their savior. A family comedy in the Shrek/Addams Family mold. |
Marta Ze Email |
THE VATICAN SOLUTION (aka Daniel) Genre - Political Drama In the aftermath of W.W.II, top-ranking Nazis were escaping Europe. Daniel, an American priest, uncovered what would test his faith, shatter his convictions and endanger his life. Semi-Finalist (top 2.3%) Don & Gee Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting |
THE INCARNATE Genre - Supernatural Thriller. After a devastating hurricane, Michael, a generous but irresponsible free-spirit, returns to sell his family's Louisiana plantation. But when he unexpectedly meets Rose, a wild and talented singer, he falls in love. However, the vengeful spirit that�s haunted his family for generations awaits him. This time embodied in the beautiful, enigmatic Laura— his father�s young bride. Soon Michael is enmeshed in a nightmarish reality where no one is who they appear to be.
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Lisa Ford Email |
THE KING OF NOTHING (not
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CHANGE Genre - Sci-fi A disabled high school girl's quest to escape her overprotective parents becomes complicated when she (along with other creative teens around the world) begins a strange physical metamorphosis. Don & Gee
Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting quarter-finalist 2004 |
A small town TV weatherman, who dreams of working for the Weather Channel, falls in love with a sprite -- a supernatural woman who can control the weather. But there's stormy weather ahead because when weather sprites fall in love, they lose control of their powers. |
REVERSE GUNTHER Genre - Comedy, Crime A desperate bank teller hires a crew of homicidal thugs to rob his bank. Anything But Hollywood Screenplay Competition Finalist Read a sample. |
SOLDIERS Genre - Crime Two FBI agents with different agendas join forces to topple LA's most powerful crime family. Top 10% Austin Film Festival Read a sample. |
THE BELLY OF THE FAT MAN Genre - Film Noir, Crime A well-respected
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TRIANGLE Genre - Crime, Thriller A demoralized LAPD detective is ordered to use her connections to a ruthless drug lord to put an end to a wave of violent bank robberies. Read a sample. |
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YELLOW BELTS Genre - Comedy Bad news Bears meets Karate Kid A down on his luck Martial Arts star is forced to teach a bunch of karate misfits at the local YMCA's KungFu camp. His main rival, who owns the local McDojo, declares war. |
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THE CATCH Genre - Horror Alien meets a Perfect Storm A group of desperate fishermen net some kind of alien creature that targets them on the high seas. |
SANTA HUNTERS Genre - Family/First Person On Christmas Eve, a group of kids setup shop with videocameras, motion sensors, and CSI kits in an attempt to catch Santa Claus. |
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NOSTRIL Genre - Action/Comedy A comedy about spies, sex, and secrets. |
THE LADY IN THE PRINCESS MASK Genre - Supernatural After suffering a hideous disfigurement which she hides behind a Halloween Princess Mask, a once pretty young woman named Cyn is offered a solution by a wisecracking, shape-shifting devil with a talking tail. Have his baby and be pretty again. She staunchly refuses so he plays his ace in the hole... and loses. |
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Hiring Organization:The Gibbon Rehabilitation Project
Date Posted:2012-02-27
Position Description:Volunteers are needed for a variety of duties contributing to the running of the Gibbon Rehabilitation Project in Phuket. We normally release one gibbon family per year and often need volunteers who can help with pre-and post-release preparations in the new gibbon territory in the rainforest (trail cutting, cage building,post release monitoring etc...) Following a weekly schedule, volunteers will be: - assisting thai staff in feeding and cleaning duties at our Quarantine and Rehabilitation sites, as well as carryig out daily health checks on, and enrichment programs for, all the gibbons there. - delivering talks and offering information to tourists at our Education Center about the negative effects of the illegal wildlife trade and the use of gibbons as photo-props. - assisting thai staff in their forest work; whether cutting trails in preparation for new releases or carrying out post-release observations on already reintroduced gibbons - there is always work to be done! - helping with various office jobs as and when needed. - As and when needed, to work alongside thai staff building new enclosures or maintaining old ones.
Qualifications/Experience:No qualifications are required to volunteer as everyone will be offered an introduction and training week. However, take note that working here will demand a certain level of physical fitness. For example; daily work with the gibbons will involve climbing a steep slope in the hot and humid rainforest whilst carrying heavy foodbaskets...... We welcome people with a strong love of animals and the environment who are open-minded and wish to live in, and experience, a foreign culture. The friendly athmosphere at GRP is a good introduction to thai culture. It is required that all volunters have a basic understanding of the English language as this is our common language used at GRP.
Salary/funding:No salary or funding is provided - this is a voluntary position
Support provided for internship/volunteer positions (travel, meals, lodging):Accomodation is provided for. Pick-up from airport or bus stop is available. Volunteers will have to pay for their own meals, but food is generally very cheap in Thailand.
Term of Appointment:Minimum stay is 3 weeks. Longer term volunteers are preferrable, but individuals may be subject to a review after 3months.
Application Deadline:Ongoing
Comments:The GRP (Gibbon Rehabilitation Project) is a unique animal welfare and conservation organisation, working to rehabilitate unwanted or confiscated gibbons from the pet trade and tourist industry and to reintroduce suitable candidates back to the wild. Since 2002 GRP has been reintroducing gibbon families into a forest on mainland Phuket using a soft-release reintroduction method. Today there is a small, independent and breeding, wild population of 21+ gibbons in the forest that continues to be monitored by the GRP.
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Package for Online Programming. Edinburgh, 1966. First of the POP family of languages. Used reverse Polish notation. Implemented as a threaded interpreter. EPU-R-17, U Edinburgh (Jul 1966). "POP-1: An Online Language", R. Popplestone, Mach Intell 2, E. Dale et al eds, Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh 1968.
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When children from the Kids Cafe program plant and grow vegetables each summer, they're not just learning about where food comes from.
They're also learning about science and nutrition.
And they get to eat great-tasting snacks, said Mary Parrs, a registered dietitian with the Commission on Economic Opportunity in Wilkes-Barre, which runs the program.
Parrs said the children enjoy planting, weeding and harvesting their produce at the city community garden along Wilkes-Barre Boulevard, but they also are learning valuable lessons from their gardening work, something some experts say makes for a fine family activity.
"They not only learn about food but the process for growing it and the nutrients and conditions for growing it, the soil and sun, pollination and sun," Parrs said. "They're also learning about science."
The students also enjoy story time when at the garden, hearing tales about growing food, the farmers market or the importance of nutrition and health.
"We weed; we harvest it; we do plant some; we do a story time down there," Parrs said. "We bring the food back here and make a snack out of what's been harvested."
Among those treats are green-bean fries, cooked zucchini and yellow squash baked and breaded with cheese, salsa or pita pizza.
The children in the Kids Cafe program usually use about six to eight plots to grow corn, tomatoes, lettuce, zucchini, yellow squash, basil, cilantro, eggplant, radishes, green and jalapeno peppers and beets.
About 100 pupils from kindergarten through sixth grade at Heights and Dodson elementary schools in Wilkes-Barre who are in the program, geared toward disadvantaged children, are divided into three groups to go down to the garden three days per week during the summer.
Sharon Telesky, master gardener with the Penn State Cooperative Extension's Luzerne County office, said gardening helps children understand where their food comes from.
But it does so much more. It's also a good way for parents to get their children outside and teach them it's OK to get their hands dirty, even if their garden is a small patch, a sunny spot on the deck or just a container.
"The important thing is it has parents and children equally involved," Telesky said.
The Extension promotes family gardening through several community gardens, including in Wilkes-Barre, that focus on children's activities, Telesky said.
"We always have children's displays at RiverFest," she added. "We always try to have a different display every year."
One display on worm composting shows how to develop better soil, "once they get over the ew factor."
"When we actually go into gardens, we have activities with children planting seed," Telesky said. "Probably the most important thing we try to teach them is that gardening requires patience."
The other thing gardening teaches children, as well as adults, is gardening is a humbling experience.
"It's not going to be perfect, not going be blemish-free," Telesky said. "So they kind of learn a life lesson: Not everything has to be perfect."
Parrs said parents who want their children to participate in family gardening should plan first. Ask the children what they like to eat, plan what to grow and take the little ones along to buy the plants or seeds. Then the youngsters should be part of the planting, weeding and harvesting.
Ted Kross, director of the Wilkes-Barre City Health Department, said the city community garden program was started in 2006 with a grant. The parcel for the garden, north of the South Street Bridge and next to the Kistler Clinic on Wilkes-Barre Boulevard, was donated by Geisinger Health System. A couple of other gardens were added later.
City Health Educator Paul H. Ginter came up with the idea for the garden.
Parrs said plots are available, but nothing can be planted until after April 27, when topsoil will be delivered and spread.