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John Francis Wade
John Francis Wade (1711 – 16 August 1786) was an English hymnist who is sometimes credited with writing and composing the hymn "Adeste Fideles" (which was later translated to "O Come All Ye Faithful") even though the actual authorship of the hymn remains uncertain. The earliest copies of the hymn all bear his signature.[1]
Born either in England or in Douai in Flanders, France, Wade fled to France after the Jacobite rising of 1745 was crushed. As a Catholic layman, he lived with exiled English Catholics in France. There, he taught music and worked on church music for private use.
Jacobite symbolism[edit]
Professor Bennett Zon, Head of the Department of Music at Durham University, has noted that Wade's Roman Catholic liturgical books were often decorated with Jacobite floral imagery, and argued that the texts had coded Jacobite meanings. Zon describes the hymn "Adeste Fideles" as a birth ode to Bonnie Prince Charlie replete with secret references decipherable by the "faithful": the followers of the Pretender, James Francis Edward Stuart.[2][3]
- ^ LindaJo H. McKim (1993). "The Presbyterian Hymnal Companion". P. 47. Westminster John Knox Press,
- ^ "Carol is 'ode to Bonnie Prince'". BBC. 2008-12-18. Retrieved 2007-12-18.
- ^ "News & Events : News". 'O Come All Ye Faithful' - Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Christmas Carol. Durham University. 19 December 2008. Retrieved 2008-12-21.
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- Free sheet music of John Francis Wade from Cantorion.org
- Free scores by John Francis Wade at the International Music Score Library Project
- The Mutopia Project has compositions by John Francis Wade
- Biography and works at the Cyber Hymnal
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Things are going well for the Robertson family from A&E's Duck Dynasty. Despite patriarch Phil's controversial anti-gay comments in GQ last month, the show's ratings remain solid. Plus, these days they've got another scandal-immersed reality star (The Bachelor's Juan Pablo Galavis) to take the heat off of them. But how are things going for the family behind the scenes? Missy Robertson, Phil's daughter-in-law (his son Jase's wife), is now sharing what it was like for her family right after Phil was suspended, and how the show's fans helped them through it all. Missy, who has been busy launching her own clothing line, was in the middle of an all-day shoot when news broke of her father-in-law's remarks — among them, that homosexuality is "just not logical," and that it's a sin akin to beastiality. So what was her reaction when she found out? "After it sunk in a minute, my initial reaction was, 'Is Kay [Phil's wife] going to move to the end of the table and say the blessing?'" she tells FOX11 in an interview. "We both chuckled at that thought." Seems like even his own family knows Phil is better off not speaking out for a while! As for the Duck Dynasty fans, they clearly aren't going anywhere, and it's their support that's been guiding Missy and her family of late. "Our fans are truly passionate!" she says excitedly. "People have called to me from the open windows of their cars, across parking lots, in the grocery store, at the mall, just about everywhere I go in public." Sounds like they're pretty dedicated! According to Missy, not everyone is as critical of the Robertson's strict Christian family values as has been portrayed in the media. "[People] make a point in letting us know that they support our family 100 percent and appreciate our taking a stand for Christianity in a public way. They also tell us that they are praying for us to stay strong and to not waiver from our values." It's that support that Jase and Missy have needed recently when their young daughter Mia went in for surgery to correct her cleft: "Both of us have received hundreds of personal messages on our social media sites letting us know that we are in their thoughts and prayers, and Mia has received quite a few cards and small gifts of encouragement as well." For those still on board with the show, the mother of three promises that Duck Dynasty will have "even more silly situations" this season. And be sure to tune in for the season finale, she emphasizes, as "it will highlight some really sweet and tender family moments." Catch a new episode of Duck Dynasty when it airs tonight (January 22) at 10 p.m. ET on A&E. Are you at all surprised by Missy's comments? Tells us what you think in the comments below. Source: FOX411
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Sry i only know the server time here on armor games. It was a few Minutes/Hours before i posted it here. Posted (Jul 30, '13 at 8:38am)Its now 5 Days ago and i dont know it exactly anymore! I only wanna know is there a compensation or no? I lost DH at this, i didnt get my rewards from Quiz last Week and all this Stuff makes me very sad and angry. For what im spending Money here? The only Reason is to waste and see how funny are the Lotto Winners without spending any $!!!
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only a suggestion...can death match be split up a bit more evenly? lvls 40-130 seems a bit much maybe 40-60, 60-80, 80-100, 100-130?
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so you have 4 players in 40-60, 3players in 60-80..... hahah sounds not so funny! There are not so much People at the Server that you can split it!
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Hi, Nemec666. I am sorry for my late reply. I know it is so hard for you to remember the happen time. But I do not what is the server time in here. So, you mean that Jul 30, '13 at 8:38am was at 30th July 8:30 am in game time? If so, I will let our staff to check it again. Thanks and sorry for this problem.
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Hi, maatsbeast777. Someone has submitted it to our staff before. And we can not accept it now. Thanks.
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Hey Ray i think thats not the same Server time. I play on S16 with GMT+1! so it must be 9.30am ?!! Not Sure! Cant you see in your data what time i do this? But truely im gettin bored to answer you and wait another 3 days for an answer! Iy you can help me out fine..if not ok but please dont waste my Time here!
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ok update: I post here at 6.47am - Servertime on S16 is now 11:47!
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Dior Cherie Bow Palette for Spring 2013
Here's a little glance at the darling Dior Cherie Bow Palette ($80) for Spring 2013.
My hand is still shaking coming into contact with it so I haven't yet swatched. I have a case of beauty vault syndrome still. Ya know, where you want to tuck your palette into a safe spot and never, ever use it and or allow it to see the light of day!?
Yeah, well, my beauty vault is filled with untouchables but I promise myself that I WILL use the Dior Cherie Bow Palette at some point.
Inspired by The House of Dior's iconic symbol, the bow, this season's look exudes femininity, sophistication and sensuality with a playful twist of pink!
Tucked into a soft, pink-and-white enamel compact this palette contains pink and grey eyeshadows, a black liner, nude shimmering gloss and two applicators.
It's limited edition for Spring 2013 and available now at dior.com as well as your favorite Dior counters.
I'm loving the pink shadow in this but I'm unsure how I can use the grey in conjunction with it.
1/16/13 12:13 Carrie:
Pink and gray are a classic combo. I'd probably use the gray on the outer V and up into the crease
1/16/13 12:14 the Muse:
will try carrie thanks ;D
1/16/13 12:25 Jen_m_sunshine:
Agree completely! I am actually sportin the pink/grey look today -only I used shades from a Laura Mercier palette. It might be a bit "cool" for you though Muse if you use that combo. I actually did a cool toned pink the other day with a warm chocolate and that turned out pretty. To offset the coolness of the grey if you find too much with your coloring trying pairing the grey with something similar to MACs expensive pink on lid or popping a warm toned shade of one of UD on lid? I also tend to use warmer cheek and lips colors – peaches instead of pinks when doing a very cool eye. These colors are right up my alley but will have to pass as already have plenty!
1/16/13 12:26 the Muse:
jen thanks for the tips ;-D appreciate it…! can do pink on my lids but pairing it with gray seems a little cool for me…gonna try and see what I can come up with ;D
1/16/13 12:57 Jen_m_sunshine:
Can't wait to see!. Agree though – almost too pretty to use… I never seem to have good luck with the Dior palette items. I love their e/s and mascara though.
1/16/13 13:01 the Muse:
prob with dior palettes (shadows) is they are always so frosty for me
1/16/13 12:25 Fröken Frodig:
I love it! A bit pricey though…
1/16/13 12:25 amy:
As adorable as this is, $80 is a bit too much for me… I'm loving that midtone shade, though!
1/16/13 12:35 Madii:
Pretty, but waaay too sheer for such a price. I like it when I can actually see the make up I'm wearing.
1/16/13 13:46 Caitlin:
So, I don't know if you have addressed this somewhere, but how does Mr. Muse handle your beauty addiction? If I bought hundreds of dollars of makeup I planned to simply tuck away to look at later my husband would have an aneurism. He already pleads with me no more makeup! So, how do you get away with it all?
1/16/13 15:39 the Muse:
I am confirmed singleton that has bottled water, pickles, and olives in her fridge and who dates a nice geeky guy, the contradiction is there somewhere ;-D We have separate bank accounts, he has his own apartment, I have my own house, so it isn't a relationship where we dictate each others expenses I am far to set in my own ways to have him move in with me or him with me. We actually don't really discuss makeup or much about the blog/site at all. Our interests together, as a couple, kinda veer off the weird and unusual path of geekdom, fandoms, action figures, graphic novels, and good movies….unfortunately sometimes aside from the makeup on my face, it seems like makeup doesn't always touch outside of my personal relationships whether they be love or friendships…! Aside from my best friend Jai, that's probably the only person that really understands "makeup addiction disorder" ;-D All my other friends are just meh about it and Martin (my boyfriend, partner, geek in arms, best friend? we really don't label what we are to each other) and I rarely discuss beauty because we're too busy debating why firefly was canceled!? so yeah, story of my life….;-D I'm just too set in my ways to marry someone and proceed to have them tell me what I should and shouldn't be spending, or good lord kids (the thought terrifies me), or just generally growing up…marriage seems like the doorway to "ok you have to be mature and grow up now" and I am SO far from that it isn't even funny ;-D
P.S. If I EVER got married and called Martin "Mr Muse" he'd likely leave me, instant grounds for divorce…LOL!
1/17/13 0:25 Winni:
Can someone please sprain why the hell Firefly was discontinued?!? I mean seriously. Best series ever! And why is Mal now Castle? These things keep me up at night. I enjoyed the window into your personal life
1/17/13 0:26 Winni:
"Explain", not "sprain". Wtf, autocorrect.
1/17/13 9:38 the Muse:
lol EXACTLY WINNI! GOD DAMMIT why did they cancel Firefly are they MAD!? It's like the long lost love that got away *sits in a corner and rocks back and fourth*
1/16/13 13:53 Christina:
This product intrigued me enough to check it out on the Dior website. And then I remembered why I refuse to buy department store cosmetics anymore — the price is so high, the product so pretty, I could not justify buying it and/or using it! BTW I used to buy Dior all the time because my initials were right there on the front
But I wanted to address your issue with using the grey shadows. I love grey (purple and pink, too) shadows best! I often use grey from lash line to crease, with pink as highlight. If I want to go for more drama, I use a charcoal or dark purple in the crease. Not to mention grey makes a great eyeliner!
1/16/13 15:44 the Muse:
lol true true those are you initials! yeah, I actually noticed I use a lot less of my high end makeup due to the glam packaging and that's such a shame! I just want to wrap cotton around it and never take it out ;-D!
thanks! jotting all these down! seems like everyone has a great way to wear grey! wasn't sure the best way but getting tons of ideas from you guys today!
1/16/13 14:08 TudorRose:
Hi Muse! Love your site – this is my first time commenting! The other day I was in Costco, and they were selling Dior pallettes! The one at my Costco here in Virginia was called the Rose Collection – 4 eyeshadows and 4 glosses for $25!!!! I have a Dior pallette from Sephora, and these Costco pallettes are full size shadows! The shadows are greys and pink, and the glosses are varying shades of pink. Go haul you some!
1/16/13 14:17 the Muse:
WHOA dior at Costco! TOOL cool! will have to see if my costco has any! thanks rose ;-D and thanks so glad you enjoy Musings ;-D!
1/16/13 16:02 kimmwc03:
Whoa, where in VA?
This palette looks so cute but I don't plan on purchasing. I need to cut back on palettes as I have too many now.
1/16/13 17:23 TudorRose:
Kim – I found it at the one in Chantilly
1/16/13 14:26 Jen_m_sunshine:
Hi all – I just saw Sephora has a new Dior palette posted onsite. 4 e/s and 4 lipgloss/sticks for $59. Similar shades to this one but softer e/s. Hmmm
1/16/13 15:59 TudorRose:
Hi Jen – I just checked out the Sweet Cherie Pinks palette on Sephora.com, and it looks just like the one I commented about above that was in Costco for $25 (I also spelled palette wrong thru the entire post, which horrifies me, but I digress). I believe the colors are the same (sometimes hard to tell online), but the pink quilted packaging and metal "D" are exactly the same. At Costco they called it the Rose Collection.
1/16/13 15:00 elaine:
The casing is super cute and sleek!
1/16/13 15:49 Shelby:
I'm in love, must stash some money away for this.
1/16/13 20:59 Celine:
Yes, pink and greay go great together! I thought I was the only one who tucked beautiful packaging away scared to touch it haha
1/17/13 10:01 the Muse:
lol I'm right there with you!
1/16/13 23:31 dia:
This is so pretty that $80 cuts so deep.
1/16/13 23:54 Rola:
I was so tempted by the cute compact alone.
1/17/13 7:35 Joanna:
I am in love with the packaging. So cute
1/17/13 14:26 Nadia:
hahahah curious to know what is in your vault?
1/17/13 14:34 the Muse:
too much *rolls eyes and plays dead*


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From what i have read Loews bought this theatre in 1920 and ran it till it burned in August 1967.
From an ad in this weeks Nashville Scene.J.D.Souther in concert Saturday May 5 at 8:00 P.M.Marc Cohn Friday May 11 at 8 P.M.Friday May 18th.Blind Boys of Alabama,Madeleine Peyroux May 19th.Glenn Miller Orchestra May 26 at 3 P.M. and 8:P.M.
Nice to see a photo of someone who worked the theatres,wish i had taken photos during my days in the bizz.
Texting and cell phone use is a problem everywhere people are so absorbed with their phones and other devices everywhere blocking lines in stores, banks,resturants,ect.Why pay high ticket prices to see a movie in a theatre and "PLAY" with you phone the whole time.Seems folks cannot do without their phones for even two hours.Sad indeed.
Thanks for posting all the photos and ads Brad.
This movie was released in 1959.
Wonder what movie this clip is from?
Nice photo thanks for posting David.
Thats good news will have to drive over and check it out.
I like these employee photos thanks for posting.
Thanks for posting these great photos Jetrga.
Thanks for posting.
Its funny Elvis was fired from this theatre and then they showed his movies later.
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Your question appears focused on cell counts in the Hematology Lab.,
if I'm reading it correctly, rather than flow cytometry. The following addresses stains - - although not a specific commercially available stain - - and preparations. First, I must define my goals in the evaluation. From the neuropathologist perspective, I am interested in evaluating CSF from several perspectives as I distinguish "normal" from "abnormal" cell populations in the CSF. I find that a combination of preparations and stains is optimal. (1) Normal Hematopoietic Cells: cell counts of lymphs, monocytes, PMNs / bands, RBCs, etc. (2) Normal "Lining" Cells: ependymal and choroid plexus (3) Neoplastic Cells: leukemic or lymphomatous cells, medulloblastoma, glioma, carcinoma, etc. (4) Infectious Entities: cryptococcus, bacteria (sometimes tough to distinguish from stain particles) (5) Other: portions of neuropile obtained during insertion of ventriculostomy tube; portions of tissues penetrated during lumbar puncture (most commonly cartilage, dural fragments, arachnoid To help me with evaluation for these various entities, I like to look at BOTH (a) the Wright-Giemsa stained, air-dried cytospin preps from the Hematology laboratory and (b) the PAP stained, alcohol-fixed cytospin or ThinPrep preparations from the Cytology Laboratory. The air dried Giemsa stained preparation is for me optimal for evaluating both normal and abnormal hematopoietic cells . . . far superior to the alcohol fixed preparations as the nuclei in the latter are tough to "read." It turns out that the air dried preparations are often optimal for me for evaluation for and classification of foreign entities. The cells and cell clusters in the Cytology laboratory preparations that I've seen in all hospitals in which I've trained and worked manifest artifactual shrinkage which makes cytologic evaluation challenging. In looking at all of the preparations from both laboratories, I also am evaluating a greater number of cells and am increasing the sensitivity of identification of abnormal cells (e.g. that one cluster of pineocytoma) from a single CSF tap. The following summary is taken from a work in progress, DIAGNOSTIC CEREBROSPINAL FLUID EVALUATION, a mini-text book that will be "published" / posted on the College of American Pathologists Web site (http://www.cap.org) in January, 2004. This mini-text, including multiple tables and illustrations, will be available as a free PDF download. ++++++++++ PREPARATION FOR EVALUATION: Ideal evaluation incorporates evaluation of a combination of both (a) the Cytology Laboratory specimen, often prepared after a period of delay, sometimes hours, and traditionally alcohol fixed and stained with a PAP stain, and (b) the Hematology Laboratory specimen, typically prepared quickly after collection, air dried, and stained with Wright-Giemsa stain. The latter is typically a much better preparation for assessment for hematopoietic neoplasm and distinction from cytologically normal or reactive lymphocytes and monocytes. The Cytology Laboratory specimen is often better for evaluation of primary and metastatic neoplasms. In general, because of the paucity of cells present in CSF specimens, a method to optimally concentrate and minimally alter the cytology of the cells is necessary. The cytocentrifuge technique is the most commonly used (e.g. using the Shandon cytocentrifuge apparatus) to concentrate the cells and affix them to, usually, two glass slides. In the hematology laboratory, these slides are generally air dried and then stained with a Wright-Giemsa type stain. In the cytology laboratory, an additive that lyses red cells but maintains the integrity of other cells with or without fixative is often added to the CSF prior to cytocentrifugation. The prepared slides are then typically fixed in alcohol and stained with a Papanicolaou method. If the number of cells is large, which is only rarely the case, additional unstained slides can be prepared by cytocentrifugation or a cell block can be prepared, using either gelatin or thrombin mixed with plasmin to capture the cells, with subsequent processing in the histology laboratory to paraffin and sectioning like a typical histology laboratory block. A hematoxylin and eosin stained slide is produced and the cell block can subsequently be used for immunophenotyping cells present in the specimen. Alternatively, use of a small-pore filters under pressure (e.g. Millipore filter) to perform the function of concentration of the cells is used by some cytopathology laboratories (Bigner, 1994). The relatively recent introduction of the ThinPrep technology, an automated membrane-based approach, has become an attractive method for the preparation of glass slides onto which cells from gynecologic smear collection (placed into a fixative buffered solution) or from fluids are well distributed without overlap. It can be applied to CSF samples. In the Cytology Laboratory, many NON-CSF fluids and aspirates have a fair number of cells and cells clusters present. After centrifugation of the material from these specimens, a fairly large cell button is present from which only a small proportion of the cells are sampled for initial smear. Rather than discard the remainder of the button, that material can be immobilized in a thrombin clot or in gelatin, processed into a paraffin block in the Histology Laboratory; the paraffin block is then treated like any biopsy specimen, with the paraffin block sectioned and sections with hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) and if desired special stains. The number of cells available for evaluation in a CSF specimen is far too few to effect such a paraffin block. SPECIAL STAINS: Special stains can be performed on cytocentrifuge preparations (with destaining of one of the Papanicolaou stained slides if necessary) or on sections from paraffin specimens. In general, filter preparations are not amenable to special stains. The purposes of special stains include (a) identification of microorganisms (a tissue Gram stain for bacteria, a silver stain for fungus, or an acid fast stain for acid fast bacilli), (b) histochemical identification of specific substances like mucin (mucicarmine), glycogen or glycosylated proteins (periodic-acid Schiff, PAS), collagenous material (trichrome or reticulin), or elastin (elastin stain), and (c) immunoperoxidase identification of antigens such as cluster designation proteins for identification of white blood cells (common leukocyte antigen (CD45rb), T cells (CD3), B lymphocytes (CD20), macrophages (CD68)), cytokeratin for an epithelial cell, glial fibrillary acidic protein for a glial cell, etc. The difficulty in using any of these stains is that the cell or microbial content in the fluid is often very limited, and much or all of it is cytocentrifuged onto the original two slides stained with PAP stains. If additional fluid is not available, then a PAP stained slide can be decolorized and used. However, whereas with paraffin embedded tissue you have the opportunity to pursue a panel of stains, with a single slide or with a few slides options are considerably limited and choice of stain must be judicious. When abundant cells are present, flow cytometric evaluation can be carried out. Most commonly, a limited panel of antibodies will be used to establish B or T cell lineage and evaluate for monotypic expression of kappa or lambda light chain in the former. In practice, an initial lumbar puncture or ventriculostomy fluid collection both (a) an atypical mononuclear cell population is present and (b) the abundance of cells warrants an attempt at flow cytometric ****ysis. Actual ****ysis is then carried out on a subsequent specimen or specimens. Ultimately, the number of cells may be too small to adequately ****yze. EVALUATION OVERVIEW: Cytologic evaluation of the cells in a CSF specimen is a screening tool, as cytology is in other settings, such as evaluation of cells present in effusions, gynecologic specimens, and fine needle aspirations. In contrast to a biopsy specimen, where the pathologist is afforded architectural context for appropriate classification of atypical cells, in cytologic preparations, individual cells and small clusters of cells are typically the substrate for evaluation. As a result, non-definitive interpretations are sometimes necessary, e.g. "atypical cells present," suspicious for neoplasm," and "malignant cells present." Certainty of diagnosis can be bolstered by comparing, for instance, the atypical cells in the CSF of a patient with a history of acute leukemia with the leukemic blasts present in the patient's bone marrow aspirate smear. In some situations, e.g. a CSF specimen which shows tight clusters of atypical cells with hyperchromatic nuclei, nuclear moulding, and minimal cytoplasm from a patient with a history of medulloblastoma, the pathologist can be definitive in her / his diagnosis. The typical paucity in number of cells in a CSF specimen limits the use of special stains on CSF preparations, but when they can be performed, useful data for the differential diagnosis database can be obtained. Ultimately, as in all areas of pathologic interpretation, clinicopathologic correlation is required for ultimate appropriate interpretation of a result. In the end, after all evaluation is carried out, the combined efforts of the hematology laboratory technicians, cytology technicians, and cytopathologists may end up with un-satisfying designations such as (1) positive for malignant cell or (2) suspicious cells present, favor neoplasm or reactive process. However, such limitations are inherent in the realm of cytology. DIAGNOSTIC PITFALLS: A variety of pitfalls are present in the cytologic interpretation of CSF. Placement of a ventriculostomy tube requires passage of the tube through cerebral parenchyma into ventricular space. As a result, small portions of cerebral parenchyma and ependymal surface are commonly noted in the initial CSF sample sent after tube placement, and the specimen requisition sheet may not note that the source of the specimen was from a ventriculostomy tube. Most worrisome are fragments of germinal matrix that can be noted in specimens from premature infants. In addition, small clusters of "lining cells," choroid plexus, ependymal, or arachnoid in origin, can be noted in the CSF. Interpretation can be extremely difficult if slide preparation is not optimal. Incorporation of all clinical data is necessary for appropriate interpretation. Further, blasts present in peripheral blood can contaminate a CSF preparation as the result of a bloody tap, and this possibility must be carefully considered. All cytopathology preparations are eminently susceptible to cross contamination from another specimen that is concomitantly or had previously been fixed or stained in solutions used for the CSF preparation. As a single cell is, in reality, enough to call "positive for malignancy," scrupulous care must be exercised to avoid contamination. Critical to accurate evaluation of CSF, cells present in the CSF must be distinguished from cells present in the blood. Contamination of CSF by blood containing a large number of polymorphonuclear cells or leukemic cells could spuriously lead to consideration of an infectious or leukemic CSF process. ++++++++++++++ Philip J. 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Paolo Dario is a Professor of Biomedical Robotics at the Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna in Pisa. He is also a Visiting Professor at Waseda University, Japan, and at Zhejiang University, China. He is the coordinator of the CRIM (Center for the Research in Microengineering) Laboratory of the Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, where he supervises a team of about 140 researchers, including 70+ PhD students. He also serves as Director of the Polo Sant'Anna Valdera of the Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna. Since September 2009, Professor Dario is the coordinator of the newly established Center of Micro-BioRobotics @Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna of the Italian Institute of Technology. His main research interests are in the fields of medical robotics, bio-robotics, mechatronics and micro/nanoengineering. Prof. Dario has served as President of the IEEE Robotics and Automation Society in the years 2002-2003. He has been the General Chair of the IEEE RAS-EMBS BioRob'06 Conference and of the 2007 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA'07). Prof. Dario is an IEEE Fellow, a Fellow of the European Society on Medical and Biological Engineering, a Fellow of the School of Engineering of the University of Tokyo, and a recipient of many honors and awards, including the Joseph Engelberger Award. He is also a member of the Board of the International Foundation of Robotics Research (IFRR).


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If it weren't in a gazillion different newspapers, I never would have believed it.
South African vineyard owners are having a problem with monkeys. Baboons, to be exact. Apparently, Baboons really like wine grapes, and they have turned into marauding hordes. (I always wanted to use that in a sentence!) Wine growers are having a beast of a time trying to keep the baboons away from the ripening grapes. This is fall in South Africa and harvest is here. But it may not add to much with the baboons eating the grapes. While gophers, squirrels, deer, and rabbits are the vermin that American grape growers have to deal with – they've never had to deal with baboons!
Don't believe me? Here's the story from the Associated Press:
JOHANNESBURG – Baboons, it seems, prefer pinot noir. They also like a nice chardonnay. Largely undeterred by electric fences, hundreds of wild baboons in South Africa's prized wine country are finding the vineyards of ripe, succulent grapes to be an "absolute bonanza," said Justin O'Riain of the University of Cape Town.
Winemakers have resorted to using noisemakers and rubber snakes to try to drive the baboons off during harvest season.
"The poor baboons are driven to distraction," said O'Riain, who works in the university's Baboon Research Unit.
"As far as baboons are concerned, the combination of starch and sugar is very attractive — and that's your basic grape," he said.
Growers say the picky primates are partial to sweet pinot noir grapes, adding to the winemakers' woe: Pinot noir sells for more than the average merlot or cabernet sauvignon.
"They choose the nicest bunches, and you will see the ones they leave on the ground. If you taste them, they are sour," said Francois van Vuuren, farm manager at La Terra de Luc vineyards, 50 miles (80 kilometers) east of Cape Town. "They eat the sweetest ones and leave the rest."
Baboons have raided South Africa's vineyards in the past, but farmers say this year is worse than previous ones because the primates have lost their usual foraging areas due to wildfires and ongoing expansion of grape-growing areas.
Out of a 12-ton harvest, 1,100 to 1,300 pounds (500 to 600 kilograms) go to waste at La Terra de Luc because of the baboons.
In the Constantia wine-producing area alone, up to $34,800 worth of the crop has been lost annually in previous years, according to the Baboon Research Unit.
One farm, La Petite Ferme, was hit particularly hard after fires in the Franschhoek wine-producing region devastated large swaths of land, burning up the baboons' normal foraging areas. The primates then descended on its chardonnay crop, eating or destroying up to three tons of grapes.
La Petite Ferme usually produces 12 to 15 barrels of chardonnay a year, but this season only managed to produce three, said farm manager Mark Dendy-Young.
"It was bad timing," Dendy-Young said.
Sometimes the baboons even get an alcohol kick — by feasting on discarded grape skins that have fermented in the sun. After gobbling up the skins, the animals stumble around before sleeping it off in a shady spot.
During harvest season from January to March, winemakers put up serious front-line defenses. Some try to scare off the baboons by blowing into horns called "vuvuzelas" that are often used by South Africa's soccer fans.
Electric fencing often doesn't work because baboons can dig underneath it or swing above it from trees to get to the vineyards, O'Riain said. They also test the fence for weak spots. If they're shocked, they'll scream, but they'll likely return the next day, he said.
Like other farm managers, Van Vuuren has noticed that the baboons follow a pattern, usually arriving about 10 a.m.
"Every day, they come at the same time. … The guys chase the baboons, blowing vuvuzelas, and they chase them back up the mountain. But sometimes they only move a few meters (yards) and then they sit there, looking at you."
Sakkie Lourens, manager of Cabriere farm, uses rubber snakes to scare the baboons away.
"I put them all over where the vines are, and since then, I haven't seen a single baboon," he said.
Ryno Reyneke of the Cape Chamonix farm said the attacks peak at harvest time. He hires baboon monitors to scare the animals away with noise. Some farmers also plant grapes outside their fence line, a sacrificial offering that reduces the number of primate trespassers.
The Baboon Research Unit is pioneering a high-tech approach in which a collar with a sensor is placed on a member of a baboon troop. When the collar passes a particular point, an "incoming baboon" text message is sent to a cell phone, prompting someone to race to the fence and defend the vineyard from the troop.
O'Riain doesn't think the problem will go away because vineyards are expanding into the lower slopes of the mountains, the baboons' traditional foraging grounds.
"Where there's a mountain, there's a baboon," O'Riain said. "As we take up more and more of their land, the conflict increases."a
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I don't understand what exactly does it mean.
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> Subject: [cbi-dev] Juno packages using CBI platform
> Hi Everyone,
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> What we're aiming to do is have the Juno packages available from the
> Downloads site for SR0 (or sooner if/once we're ready) be based on
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Does it mean that CBI will be used for Eclipse Platform Juno builds?
Or does it mean that CBI (aka tycho p2 repository ) will replace the current b3aggregator train build?
What does SR0 mean? Do you mean SR1 or the Juno release in June?
If we speak about the Juno platform release switching the platform build after M6 sounds way too late in the release cycle in my opinion.
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2004 Mazda MPVVisitor, Roswell, GA, May 13, 2013 19:50somebody can help me? on my mpv-2002, the electronic system to open the side-back doors SOME TIMES WORKS AND SOME TIMES NOT, please if you know why, may you let me know?? thanksFlag ThisLike0
2002 Mazda MPVVisitor, Roswell, GA, May 13, 2013 19:49somebody can help me? on my mpv-2002, the electronic system to open the side-back doors SOME TIMES WORKS AND SOME TIMES NOT, please if you know why, may you let me know?? thanksFlag ThisLike0
2000 Mazda MPVjpbeard, Shepherdsville, KY, April 14, 2013 22:17good4/4to be20 years old my madza is a 1994 4x4 not a 2000 madza I like motor in the front straight and the rear end in the rear Don't like the new ones 1999 and up that is frint wheel drive they are a pain to work on gear head at 640RookieFlag ThisLike0
1994 Mazda MPVjpbeard, Shepherdsville, KY, April 14, 2013 22:08ran great for five years 235,000 miles it blew a head gasket. we replaced gasket ,distributer coil relays, fuses, module, it steill cranks but no fire its a 4 wheel drive. if anyone knows anything about this please feel free to enlighten us we have three more like it that need brought back to life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!RookieFlag ThisLike0
2005 Mazda MPVVisitor, Patuxent River, MD, January 27, 2013 08:37I bought this van in 05. Only replaced Tires, brakes and all the coils. The van is perfect and I dont know why they don't make them anymore. Being in the military I have lived in SC, PA, NC, MD and a lot of trips to NY. The only negative remark is that this van is not good in the snow at all. I have been waiting to see if they make a new one so I can trade this one in for the new one. If not I will keep this one till the end.Flag ThisLike0
2004 Mazda MPVVisitor, North Miami Beach, FL, October 20, 2012 19:16I buy it for my wife in 2004, after 90,000 have to replace the coils, great van, high performance, good for family car.Flag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
1998 Mazda MPVVisitor, Fairfield, OH, August 12, 2012 01:09I just bought my Mazda used, I fell in love with it! I have problems with the nerve endings in my body so I need comfort anda smooth ride! This is total comfort and plenty of room. I hate mini-vans and larger vans because they seem hard to handle and hard to see in blind spots. I highly recommend this Mazda!!! Everything works except for the dome light by the rear view mirror, I think I can deal!Flag ThisLike0
2001 Mazda MPVgeojose, Asbury Park, NJ, September 14, 2011 17:15Its a small powerfull and fast mini van.And i like the engine sound while you drive. But i had a serious issue with rear heat coolant line.Its got rusted and had bad leak,went to deler $1200 for parts, to make the story short, i went to homedepot and baught half inch cooper tubing made my own cooling line. the hadest part to take air out from new pipe but i did it,My hood above battery having bad rust also i had to change ignetion coil pack ones.I stil like this van.EnthusiastFlag ThisLike0
2002 Mazda MPVVisitor, Durham, NC, May 04, 2011 05:30THE ONLY minivan in the market that drives like a car. You may see this repeated all over the internet, and you have to drive one to believe it. I was against having minivan for years because I don't like to drive a boat, and was seriously gonna put more money up front to get a large SUV. But Mazda did some magic and from 2002 on, the V6 just makes this minivan drives and handles like a car. The biggest complaint out there are the ignition coil and spark plugs; but that's easily solved by a cheap $4 wrie dryer sprayed to the coil wire and cover to prevent water leaking in to damage those parts. Once that's done, there's practically nothing can be wrong with this car. Oh BTW, it's very quiet inside too. I can barely hear my engine when I drive. Love it and will keep it forever and ever. Thanks Mazda!Flag ThisLike0
2003 Mazda MPVVisitor, Buffalo, NY, October 11, 2010 21:29I like to drive this car, been driving it for about 5 years. But it has some serious (idiotic) design problems: -Transmission had to be completely replaced at 100,000Km. -Alternator is BELOW the car, I think front axle needs to be removed in order to remove alternator, sludge gets there easy. -Oxygen sensors 4x, chronic problem - one of them is extremely difficult to replace. Generating engine trouble warnings on dashboard. -Rear heater - pipes under car, originally made of steel, will rust out in few years - cause cooling liquid leak > engine overheating - there is no indication other then temperature gauge needle, easy to miss. -Spare tire attached to bottom of the car by little crane, will rust out in few years, becoming unusable. -Front light-left - bulb is very difficult to replace. Battery needs to be removed first etc -Steering, vibration from road is felt - feels like unbalanced tires, but body is not vibrating only steering wheel. Good part - I still like the drive (except the steering vibrations), never have had problems with engine, AC, electrical, electronics, brakes.Flag ThisLike0
1996 Mazda MPVCANDY69, San Francisco, CA, September 30, 2010 18:54IF you must buy a van make sure its a nissian, or dodge, or toytoyaEnthusiastFlag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
2004 Mazda MPVatoandy, Toa Baja, PR, April 27, 2010 22:44This car is great. The weather in Puerto Rico is terrible for the cars however, I have no complaints at all in this sense for my MPV. Another thing is the A/C system. It is pretty difficult and costly try to change the in-cabin A/C filters. Besides that, everything else is great.EnthusiastFlag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
2004 Mazda MPVVisitor, Whitehall, PA, April 18, 2010 14:12I have replaced the 4 coil packs and spark plugs on three separate ocassions, other than these times I have the van, handles well and have no complaintsFlag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
1995 Mazda MPVps91family, Atlanta, GA, March 22, 2010 19:00After we replaced the catalytic converter, the engine was working very nicely. We do have challenges with a fluttering type of noise, but this is a great older car and relatively reliable. It takes a bit to get it started, so we may be purchasing a replacement for the starter next.EnthusiastFlag ThisLike | 2 people like this2
2004 Mazda MPVrbaksi, Bridgewater, NJ, December 24, 2009 13:14Great car but the engine needs coils and the pcv elbow to be replaced. They are a bad design. Interior, engine, and outside are great though. Handles well and plenty of power. Would buy againEnthusiastFlag ThisLike0
2001 Mazda MPVcodymaster, Riverbank, CA, July 20, 2009 16:59good car for trips with the famlyEnthusiastFlag ThisLike0
2003 Mazda MPVfreako, Lake Forest, CA, March 07, 2009 13:30We have owned this car since new, Have had some problems with plug wires and coils being replaced (2) and only 90k, but over all it has been a good van and would buy Mazda againEnthusiastFlag ThisLike0
2005 Mazda MPVLynette, Providence, RI, February 22, 2009 11:49Over all I really like the car, I needed a van, that could fit in our drive way. Plus I always have at least 3 or 4 children with us. the problems I have had with this car, the brakes never seemed right and we purchased the car new from Tasca. The electrical system has has some problems, two radios have been replaced and wire to the spark plugs have burned out. The dealer has been right on top of most of the problems and has bent over backwards to satisfy us. I would buy another Mazada. That being said the everyday repairs you are better off going to your favorite service shop, when Tasca told me to fix my brakes was $84 per hour I almost fell down.RookieFlag ThisLike | 2 people like this2
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Maggie's Garden Easter Eggstravaganza!
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Conference House Tours
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Come to The Conference House in Tottenville for guided tours through an historic house where Benjamin Franklin, Edward Rutledge, John Adams and Lord Howe met in an attempt to end the…
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Badgers hope Kenzel Doe can provide shot in the arm
OCT 08, 2013 9:39p ET
But that's exactly what happened to the Badgers' 5-foot-8 speedster. Doe strained a hamstring in practice before Wisconsin's Big Ten opener against Purdue and couldn't recover in time for a huge matchup with Ohio State.
"It's been hard because of the fact that the season isn't long," Doe said. "You play in three games and then you get hurt before the Big Ten opener, so it's definitely been hard."
Doe spent the Badgers' bye week on the mend and has been cleared to play when Wisconsin (3-2) hosts No. 19 Northwestern (4-1) at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. And his impact will be needed on the field as both a slot receiver and return man.
A year ago, Doe caught 16 passes for 121 yards and developed into one of the few reliable wide receivers outside of standout Jared Abbrederis. He also proved to be a solid kick returner. His average of 27.9 yards per kick return ranked best on the team. He averaged a team-best 12.4 yards per punt return, including a spectacular 82-yard touchdown return against Utah State last season that swung momentum in Wisconsin's favor during an eventual comeback victory.
This season, Doe is averaging 22.2 yards per kick return and 9.4 yards on punt returns. Doe's 9.4 yards would rank sixth-best in the Big Ten if he had enough chances to qualify. But perhaps his most important contribution is keeping Abbrederis off the field for punt returns -- and away from absorbing even more hits.
Abbrederis has returned five punts, though he has been involved in numerous fair catches. Given that he is the team's best wide receiver, the Badgers cannot afford for him to suffer an injury.
"The first thing you hope Kenzel can give us is a boost in the return game," Wisconsin wide receivers coach Chris Beatty said. "It'd be nice to not have to use Abby back there as much, take some of the hits off of him, use him more when you need to. And then on kickoff returns as well. I think that's a big thing.
"Plus, you'd just like to have another player in the slot. I think Alex (Erickson) has done a good job. He's going to continue to play there. But I think Kenzel gives us a little different run-after-catch potential. Those things can make the group better. It's just a matter of him getting full speed. He's got to get back in shape, knock some of the rust off. He needs to hurry up and do it."
As a wide receiver this season, Doe has not produced at a rate that would take pressure off Abbrederis. He has made two catches for 19 yards and has only been targeted a total of five times. As a means of comparison, Abbrederis has been targeted 59 times and has 33 catches.
Still, Doe is the type of receiver who can make a game-changing play from the slot, and his addition as the Big Ten season continues could prove vital.
"He can make big plays," Badgers wide receiver Jordan Fredrick said. "He hasn't always been presented with the opportunities. It's the same thing as me. We all make plays every once in a while. We're all capable of making them. But Kenzel is quick. He's so quick off the line. He's got a special athleticism. You've just got to give him an opportunity."
An opportunity is something Doe has been waiting on for three weeks since his injury. And he is simply grateful there are more games for him to make an impact.
"I'm definitely excited," Doe said. "Missing two games, that's hard. But knowing that I've got seven more games to prove myself on special teams and as a receiver, I'm very excited to go out there and contribute to the team the best way I can no matter what it is.
"I'm not disappointed. I'm not down about it like, 'Man I've got seven games.' No, it's seven games. That's a lot of time to continue to prove yourself and take a load off Abby."
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Two young girls from the ABC series 'Nashville' release a holiday single
ABC's Nashville has lots of female singers, but the two most promising in real life might be Lennon and Maisy Stella, who play the two daughters of Connie Britton's Rayna James character.
Lennon, 13, and Maisy, 8, are actually the daughters of a Canadian husband-and-wife country duo called The Stellas, and their gorgeous, cup-slapping cover of Robyn's Call Your Girlfriend has received more than 10 million views on YouTube. The girls' talent-show rendition of Telescope in Nashville's third episode has been one of the performance highlights of the Wednesday-night series.
Lennon and Maisy bring that same percussive enthusiasm to their new holiday single, Christmas Coming Home, out today. Produced by The Stellas with Ken Caillat, Christmas Coming Home is a joyous celebration of stringing lights, ringing sleigh bells and reindeer games.
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