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Unfortunately, the final thirdthree attacks on the art of "institutional feminism" plus an atypically uncolloquial closerdoesn't bring it on home. Lumpkin has a nice way of yoking erudition and theory to common sense, and is right to insist on art as object in the world and object for sale. She convinces me that most of the women's work she reviews is unwittingly proper and dreary to look at. But while it sure is catchy to point out that "feminism may ultimately prove not to be good for the world; it may prove to be good only for women," why women would want to live in this diminished world is left too far open. Maybe the problem with the "communitarian" ethics of the propagandists and hustlers she despises isn't the strong root of that word but the wishy-washy suffix. Maybe feminists should claim "communist" and let the chips fall where they may. But this would hardly satisfy Lumpkin, who I'm sure would continue to promote "contractual relations."
Nevertheless, Deep Design is a dense, engaging, provocative little book. Vivid though the writing is, there's not much of the lusciously palpable in it. Lumpkin's subject is indeed "design," not "art," and she focuses more on the philosophical and the social than you might expect from someone whose passion is "visuality," art as "practice." But for a reader, this is no drawback. Even if her preference is more cyclical than she allows, Lumpkin has good reason to argue with "the idea of art as a liberal art"as a carrier of concepts. Books, however, are supposed to carry concepts. And Lumpkin clearly knows it.
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PBA sets fine for 'flopping'
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MANILA, Philippines — Habitual "flopping" won't go unpunished anymore in the PBA, its Commissioner Chito Salud said Friday.
After a meeting with the competition committee, Salud disclosed that the PBA would adopt new rules towards exaggerated reactions to contacts, among others.
Salud said fines starting from P5,000 — which would go up with every similar offense — were in order for such flopping acts, upon review by his office after the game.
There will be no suspensions planned for offenders, though, "since it will deprive the fans of seeing their players in action, but the penalties will be hefty enough should they accumulate," Salud said.
"Unless the flop affects the play, the game will not be stopped. But everything will be reviewed by the Commissioner's Office afterwards," he also said in the PBA's official website.
Once the PBA board approves the new rules — which also includes changes on flagrant fouls, double lane violations, delay of games and reviews of shots beating the 24-second clock — Salud will recommend their implementation as soon as possible.
The season-ending 2013 PBA Governors' Cup kicks off on August 14 — shortly after the Fiba Asia Championships.
Present in the committee meeting were PBA coaches Yeng Guiao (Rain or Shine), Alfrancis Chua (Ginebra), Franz Pumaren (Air21), PBA executives Rickie Santos and Willie Marcial and officials' supervisor Ramil Cruz.
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NASA's marathon rover, Opportunity, rover has turned into a mountaineer, climbing the tallest hill it has encountered in the mission's 10 year history.
NASA's veteran rover Opportunity has sent back an image of the Martian surface that is pretty alien compared to what researchers are used to seeing.
NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity discovered evidence of ancient water at the rim of an ancient impact crater on the planet's surface, according to a new report published in the May 4 edition of the journal Science.
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden has named Cornell University Astronomy Professor Steven W. Squyres, as chairman of the NASA Advisory Council (NAC), an assembly of experts from various fields that offer guidance and policy advice to the administrator of America's space agency.
Today, a lone robot sits besieged in the sands of Troy while engineers and scientists plot its escape.
Six years after landing on Mars, the rover Spirit is bogged down in Martian soil, researchers at Cornell University said, but Opportunity carries on. The vehicle (Spirit) seems to be in a unique combination of soft, sandy material and slopes that we haven't encountered yet, said Jim Bell, professor of astronomy and leader of the mission's Pancam color camera team.
PASADENA, Calif., May 21 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- One of NASA's two Mars rovers has recorded a compelling saga of environmental changes that occurred over billions of years at a Martian crater. (Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20081007/38461LOGO) The Mars rover, Opportunity, surveyed the rim and interior of Victoria Crater on the Red Planet from September 2006 through August 2008.
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JERUSALEM (AFP) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday put Iran at the top of on his re-election campaign, pledging that halting Teheran's nuclear programme would be his first priority as premier.
"Who do (Israeli voters) think is the most suitable candidate to deal with the Iranian threat? With the missile threat? With the threat of terror?" he asked supporters in Jerusalem in a speech at the official launch of his campaign for January 22 polls.
"We still have a lot ahead of us," he said. "First and foremost we must stop Iran's nuclear programme, and the time for that is slipping away. That is my first mission as prime minister." Israel and Western powers accuse Iran of seeking to acquire a weapons capability under the guise of its nuclear energy programme. Iran denies the charge, saying its work is for peaceful purposes only.
At a speech before the UN's General Assembly in September, Mr Netanyahu warned that if Iran continued work at the current pace, it could have the necessary material for a first bomb by the summer of 2013.
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By The Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) - A 12-year-old girl just wanted to show her cousin the view from her family's rooftop.
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) -- A man believed to have died in a Colorado flood in 1976 has been found living in Oklahoma.
Airport police say an Israeli family headed to Paris accidentally left their 4-year-old daughter at Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion International Airport.
Canadian authorities are asking for the public's help in locating Tickles the python who was stolen from the Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo.
By BILL TROTTER; OF THE NEWS STAFF SUTTON ISLAND - This offshore island, one of five islands that make up the town of Cranberry Isles, has no year-round residents.
EIGHT boys aged eight to 11 bounced on a bouncy castle in shifts for 24 hours to break the world bouncing record, in Michigan, US. (c) 2008 Daily Mirror. Provided by ProQuest Information and Learning. All rights Reserved.
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By Jakob Munk Højte (Aarhus Studies in Mediterranean Antiquity 7). Pp. 658, figs. 56, tables 96. Aarhus University Press, Aarhus 2005. $59.95. ISBN 87-7934-146-2 (cloth).
Study of the Roman emperor's portrait, Højte remarks in his important new book, has focused on the statues themselves (mostly made of stone). Yet, the extant images, many of which come from Italy, often are unable to answer important questions: Where was the emperor's statue set up? When? By whom? For what reason? A complement to landmark studies by Pekáry and Lahusen, this work assembles 2,300 inscribed statue bases (including arches) that held representations, life-sized or larger, of emperors, and subjects them to statistical analysis. Because they often have an archaeological context, are precisely dated, and record the name of the dedicator, and because they form a large sample, Højte can fully document an empire in which even average-sized towns and their residents year after year on their own initiative erected statues of their often distant rulers in marble, bronze, and sometimes precious metals in an array of settings. While portrait catalogues highlight the importance of official types produced in Rome, the statue bases suggest that emperors played little active role in the dissemination of their life-sized images; portraits went up to serve local needs.
The study is organized into three parts. Preliminary sections (13–84) discuss the monuments, the contents of their inscriptions, and their relation to extant portraits. Later sections (85–194), frequently relying on statistical analysis (see also 591–658), scrutinize patterns of commemoration. The evidence reveals frequent dedications in areas beyond Rome. Greece and Asia Minor, for instance, appear to have produced a massive number of now missing bronzes. The site of installation could vary with region, though the forum or agora was everywhere popular. Some emperors received numerous statues before accession (e.g., Tiberius, but mostly in the east), while some (e.g., Claudius) received virtually none. This could influence how many statues were erected on an emperor's accession. Some emperors (including Claudius) have a peak in the second year of their reign. But after accession, dedications tended to remain stable through a reign. They were motivated by testamentary bequests or an imperial benefaction, for instance, rather than by events in the court at Rome. Bases could be discarded or modified after an emperor's death, but the evidence suggests that memory sanctions were carried out with various degrees of enthusiasm.
The backbone of the study is the catalogue of bases (229–589), organized geographically within each reign. Entries provide what is known about each monument: provenance, type, dimensions, date, and the name(s) of its dedicator. These are largely derived from published sources, with Højte repeating verbatim the best description available (sometimes very inadequate CIL entries, for instance). Because of space limits, the full text of inscriptions is not given. The lack of an epigraphic concordance is regrettable; anyone interested in a particular inscription will have to wade through a long list of entries.
The effort devoted to this undertaking must have been massive, and for it we should all be grateful. To assess it fully would require commensurate labor. I limit myself here to the entries on Claudius, whose reign is the subject of my current research and was also explored in the pioneering dissertation of Meriwether Stuart, (Portraiture of Claudius [New York 1938]). On the whole, these entries inspired confidence that the author's conclusions rest on a secure body of data. Perhaps inevitably I had queries about some of the identifications and also reservations about presentation. What follows is a sample of comments.
Several monuments accepted by Højte in a previous study (in P.G. Bilde et al., eds. The Cauldron of Ariantas [Aarhus 2003] 365–88) have disappeared without explanation (e.g., CIL 8 26517, CIL 10 7281, L'Année Epigraphique [1998] no. 1393 and [1944] no. 131). Also, I do not see why IGRR 4 1332 has been excluded. Finally, SEG 50 1350 should be added.
Disagreements that may arise over particular cases, however, should not detract from the value of Højte's study. Even though it is bound to change through reexamination of old material and accumulation of new, the evidence here is substantial enough to be of real interest to art historians, archaeologists, and historians. Portrait studies should take more account of statue bases, as Bartman did in Portraits of Livia (Cambridge 1999), a study ignored by Højte, though he mentions studies of other empresses (a group whose bases also deserve a full study, along with other members of the imperial family). The traditional emphasis on court models may then need modifying, however useful it is for explaining the extant portraits. Others might want to study more fully the role inscriptions played in the viewing of ancient portraits. Scholars interested in the symbolic practices that held the Roman empire together will be able to trace more precisely the changing role of imperial statues (cf. Ando, Imperial Ideology [Ann Arbor 2000] 206–73). Although not a single fully preserved portrait is illustrated, this ambitious study allows us to see far more clearly those that do survive.
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Book Review of Roman Imperial Statue Bases: From Augustus to Commodus, by Jakob Munk Højte
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American Journal of Archaeology Vol. 110, No. 4 (October 2006)
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Alternative arrangements for diverting traffic on the bridge will be in place within a week
The Chennai Corporation has decided to commence restoration work on Kodambakkam bridge, soon,
Following a recent trial run, the traffic police have made alternative arrangements for diverting traffic on the bridge.
"The bridge will be completely closed for traffic during Saturdays and Sundays. On other days, light vehicles such as cars will be permitted. Buses and lorries will not be permitted. These arrangements will be in place within a week's time," said a Corporation official.
According to the alternative traffic arrangements, vehicles proceeding to Valluvar Kottam from Vadapalani will take a right turn on to Viswanathapuram Main Road, and proceed through Station View Road, Rangarajapuram flyover and North Usman Road. The vehicles proceeding towards Vadapalani from Valluvar Kottam will take Thirumalai Pillai Road, Bazulla Road, Rangarajapuram flyover and Viswanathapuram Main Road.
The restoration of the 50-year-old bridge would include spraying of anti-corrosion material, polymer plastering and grouting. The worn-out bearings between the pillars and deck slabs would be replaced with new ones. "The work could be completed in two months if the police permit complete closure of the bridge. But this is not possible," said the official.
A few years ago, an expert study conducted on the 623-metre-long and 12.8-metre-wide structure concluded that expansion joints had weakened due to water seepage and iron rods were exposed in many spots.
Because of traffic constraints and a need to relocate the shops on the bays, the Corporation had been unable to taken up work to repair and strengthen the bridge. However, the estimate for the restoration was prepared a few years ago and the civic body finally vacated the bays of several shops.
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City life can be harsh on people. For example, it pushes people to work longer and sleep less. A new study suggests that city life can have a somewhat similar effect on birds too. It shows urban blackbirds wake up earlier and go to bed later than their forest dwelling cousins.
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|Hernias are formed when the tough connective tissue that surrounds the abdominal musculature, known as fascia, breaks down, weakens, or actually rips [1]. As a result, there is a bulging of the intra-abdominal viscera through the abdominal wall defect i.e., the inside tissues and organs may start to protrude through the hernia defect. Surgeons are currently using polypropylene mesh in order to repair the defect, but this mesh undergoes a foreign body response and can cause complications due to the oxidation of the polypropylene [2]. A new type of hernia mesh is being developed with entails utilizing an acellular tissue with a adhesion barrier. On one side of this tissue, cell in growth is promoted while a hydrophobic film is covalent linked on the other side to prevent tissue in growth. Polylactic acid (PLA) has been electrospun to form a fibrous mesh film. The film then underwent aminolysis to attach amine groups to the surface. Next, this film was characterized using FT-IR spectroscopy to detect the presence of the amine groups. Finally, the PLA film and acellular tissue was pressed together to form the tissue-PLA composite material. The results indicated that good adhesion was achieved and that the composite could be an alternative to synthetic hernia meshes.
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NEW DELHI: Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit on Thursday launched an ambitious scheme of Mission Convergence or Samajik Suvidha Sangam at the office of the Deputy Commissioner (East) in Geeta Colony. The scheme seeks to provide social justice in the best coordinated way to ensure that the under-privileged and the poor regularly receive welfare services for both sustainable growth and eradication of poverty.
The Chief Minister also inaugurated the first Samajik Suvidha Kendra that would function as a single window service for implementation of 42 different schemes of nine Delhi Government departments involving an amount of Rs.650 crore per annum.
Ms. Dikshit said while earlier only economic parameters were taken into consideration for identification of beneficiaries of various social schemes, it has now been decided to take into account other aspects as well to allow people who are not under the Below Poverty Line but are still in dire need of welfare benefits.
At the function, attended by Finance Minister A.K. Walia and East Delhi MP Sandeep Dikshit among others, a large number of homeless persons were also presented with Suvidha cards by the Chief Minister. These cards contain all relevant information pertaining to the beneficiary, his or her family, and their entitlement in various schemes. Possessing bio-metric features, these cards are supposed to reduce the scope of corruption in the welfare schemes.
Ms. Dikshit also announced that the Delhi Government had undertaken an urban poor survey for the first time anywhere in the country. It would focus on slum dwellers and homeless people and persons in the un-organised sector, widows and destitute people.
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Located in Clinton Hill, Buka ("Eating House") is a new Nigerian restaurant on Fulton Street, but it certainly isn't the first—there's been a constant national presence on the thoroughfare going back 30 years, to the aftermath of that country's oil boom and subsequent economic bust. While the presence has been mainly limited to shipping companies, art galleries, and boutiques selling West African togs, in the '80s there was a place called the Demu Café a few blocks west in Fort Greene, with a menu hilariously mixing bagels and fufu (white yam pounded to an elastic consistency).
Buka's premises are deep and high-ceilinged. There's a lounge up front with a comfy couch and bar, where a recently conferred liquor license makes Buka one of the few West African restaurants in town serving alcohol (most West African restaurants are run by observant Muslims). A narrow hallway leads past a kitchen to the rear dining room, which is sparsely decorated and contains only 10 tables despite its prodigious acreage; if you're tired of cramped restaurants, this is your place. The sole diner as we arrived was a woman eating fufu and stew, but later a group of 10 boisterous men in colorful caftans settled down to a leisurely and convivial meal.
On that first visit, I fell in love with tuwo ($10, pronounced "toe"), a cornmeal porridge. The brilliant yellow stodge flooded the shallow bowl, and a pair of Technicolor sauces had been chaotically spilled over the top: There was palava, a green slurry of shredded ewedu leaves displaying an intriguing sliminess, and gbegiri, locust beans puréed to the consistency of applesauce, flavored with tidbits of dried fish and tinted orange with palm oil.
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Another highlight was goat stew ($7). Two shanks of strongly flavored meat rose up like rocky cliffs in the bowl with a mild tomato sauce splashing at their sides. In the traditional Nigerian fashion, we were offered a choice of "mashes" ($3) to go with the stew, which included fufu, amala (reconstituted yam flour, assuming a grayish-brown color), and eba (a fermented manioc-meal mash with a sour flavor). If you're a newcomer to West African food, pick the fufu. Two other stew options are available—chicken and fish—neither of which is as good as the goat.
Served separately, stew and mash is the most common Nigerian meal, often tendered with an extra sauce poured on top of the stew ($1 each) to provide textural contrast, though you can also have the sauces on the side. The palava and gbegiri mentioned above are two examples, but egusi is really a better choice. Looking like fine scrambled eggs, it's concocted of ground-up melon seeds, and is more mellow and less mucoidal than some of the other choices. (West Africans love slimy sauces, but they are something of a challenge to eat: As you lift a spoonful, they snap back like rubber bands into the bowl.)
Mounting an expansive menu, Buka is one of the city's rare West African restaurants where everything on the bill of fare is routinely available (most places list many dishes, but only manage to make three or four per day). Moreover, there are plenty of appetizers and sides, which can happily be assembled into a lunch or dinner. Two per order, suya ($5) are grilled beef kebabs dusted with spicy peanut powder associated with Muslim northern Nigeria; akara are labor-intensive fritters made with peeled black-eyed peas; and dodo are sweet rounds of fried ripe plantains. My favorite of these smaller dishes is designated on the menu simply as "beans" ($6), and consists of brown beans roughly mashed with palm oil, an elegant and tasty recipe typical of what impoverished rural West Africans still eat as a main course.
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In her petition, the third accused said that when she was produced before the court on December 2, she could not express herself in so many words about the harassment at the hands of the CBI, because there was a big crowd in and around the court. She was so embarrassed that she could not state it openly before the court. Therefore, the court did not take note of her complaint. It would cause great prejudice to the defence of the accused and would amount to violation of the Criminal Rules of Practice. So, the counsel for Sephy sought to record her statement and make it part of her earlier statement.
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Our new lodge in Mount Holly has been completely redesigned to accommodate large groups that want a true vacation in the mountains.
This amazing property has a fabulous open layout and amazing architectural features. We have taken all that was good and updated the property to combine a great old lodge with all the modern amenities. Enter via the mudroom into the large main living area with a full kitchen, living area and dining area. This level has 2 large bedrooms & a brand new bath with soaking tub. There is also a small bedroom with daybed & trundle which can be used as additional living space when not in use.
Looking up to the 3rd level you'll see the 3rd floor balcony off what we like to call the 'bourbon st' bedroom. The upper level has two large bedrooms and a brand new full bath.
The lower level has been overhauled to the create ultimate pub. Pool table, wet bar, big screen, shuffleboard, outdoor hot tub with speakers. 2 add'l bedrooms & renovated bath in LL.
The layout - Main level: Dump your boots and skis in the mudroom and step into an amazing space. The main level of our home houses the living, kitchen and dining areas. This space boasts a fabulous open floor plan with partially vaulted ceilings and a wild wagon wheel chandelier. The living area focuses around the large stone fireplace and flat screen TV (satellite). The kitchen is well stocked with large and small appliances as well as everything necessary to cook for your large group. You will love sitting down to eat that meal at our new custom 12' dining table with seating for at least 16.
Other features include a gorgeous wood stove (wood provided) and barn style doors that can be closed to create a private 7th Bedroom. Additionally, there is a full bath with soaking tub and 2 large bedrooms on this main level. Bed sizes are somewhat flexible...please take a look at the bed layout information for details.
The layout - Lower Level: Step into your very own pub. As you enter the room you'll find a beautiful pool table alongside another stone fireplace. Off to your left....the bar. Gorgeous green leather barstools pony up to the custom live edge bar top. The bar area has its own TV, a sink and dishwasher and full size refrigerator/freezer. The door just behind it accesses the hot tub area. Stereo with IPOD dock setup with indoor and outdoor speakers. The far side of this large space contains the seating area and large TV/DVD. Beyond that, the 12' shuffle board table.
Plaid carpet and recessed lighting give the space an amazing look!
The final 2 bedrooms are on this lower level as is the third full bath. Additionally there is a utility room with a washer & dryer for your laundering pleasure. (I have 3 young boys...laundering is never a pleasure)
The third floor & Larger groups!!: Two large bedrooms and a brand new full bath with shower make up the third floor. The Bourbon Street bedroom has french doors that open to small catwalk overlooking the main level (BYOBeads) The other large bedroom on the third floor has gorgeous views of our property. The shared hall bath has been completely renovated and has a large shower.
For larger groups, we also have a second smaller home on this property. That home has a small living room with woodstove, a nice size kitchen and full bath with tub/shower downstairs. Upstairs are 3-4 bedrooms with sleeping for about 10. There is also a large bathroom with jetted tub on the 2nd floor (no shower). Please ask for more information.
We had a group of 19 friends plus a baby for a ski trip and we easily all fit in the house and there was enough parking for our 10 vehicles. The house is a 10 minute drive to Okemo...but seemed more like 5 minutes. Our stay was AMAZING. Everyone loved the house...it really is stunning! The shuffleboard, pool table, and large hot tub were used a lot! And this hot tub stays hot the whole night, unlike some I have experienced, and felt great on sore muscles after a day of skiing. Having fireplaces was also a plus as our group likes having a fire. The enormous and beautiful kitchen table was perfect for our large group. Having two common areas was also great for us to spread out. The large kitchen was easy to cook in even with 5 people moving around in it. The wifi was very easy to connect to and worked great even with our many devices connected. This house had it all and I got lots of thanks from everyone for planning such a great trip (which Amy the owner made so easy) and quite a few people told me already that they're in for coming back next year. Also, the pack and play and high chair were great for the baby, thank you Amy for having those at the house!
We stayed as a group of 20 for a long Ski weekend and we couldn't have picked a better house! The house comfortably slept everyone, was in a great location (secluded enough to feel like we were away from it all, but still a short drive to Okemo mountain), and had phenomenal common space and activities. The basement was awesome, and the overall feel of the house was simply perfect! We definitely plan to go back!!
This place is FANTASTIC! I HIGHLY recommend it. I stayed at this house with a group of 26 people for five nights, including New Year's Eve. This same group has done the same trip to Vermont three years in a row (each year to a different house), and this year's house was hands-down the group's favorite. We decided to rent the back house in addition to the main house, which was nice to have the extra space for sleeping, but we spent the vast majority of our time in the main house. The house and property are huge and beautiful, and they exceeded my entire group's expectations. Each night we partied in the big dining room/kitchen on the main floor, with some spillover to the downstairs room for the bar and pool table/shuffle board. The kitchen was ideal for big groups… each morning and night we easily cooked meals that served all 26 of us, and most of us could fit at the big table to eat together. Check-in and check-out were a breeze, as Amy (the owner)'s instructions were crystal clear. There is a booklet with all the information you can possibly want to know about the house and area (though admittedly we didn't use this much, as our focus was pretty strictly skiing and partying). Additionally, I was originally concerned that there wouldn't be enough space in the parking lot since we had people driving in from all over, but this was not a problem in the slightest. We ended up having 11 cars, and the lot had more than enough room. Some of the cars were two wheel drive and had no problem getting up the hill on the driveway as it had been plowed right before we came. Finally, Amy, was so accommodating throughout the entire process, from booking the reservation to checking in to returning the security deposit. Not to mention, Amy is SO AWESOME! My group and I are in consensus that we'd like to invite Amy to our New Years celebration next year… Anyways, I have nothing but good things to say about the place… Don't you dare reserve the house for NYE 2016, because I am calling it now!!
Houses were wonderful for a 4 generation family Christmas gathering. We had 27 people ranging in age from 8 to 86. Everyone enjoyed themselves even though Mother Nature was not helpful in providing good snow for skiing. But even with rain on Christmas Day we still had a white Christmas which was a first for relatives from England and California! With our multiple ages we really enjoyed having the more quiet main seating area combined with the much noisier game room downstairs. The pool table was a huge hit with the 20 to 40 year old age group. I would definitely recommend this facility to others. Even though the winter outdoor activities were somewhat more limited due to the rain there was still plenty for everyone to do both at the house and surroundings as well as at Okemo.
What a great house for our large group. House had a lot of fun games and enough rooms for the 16 guys that went up for a golf weekend for our buddy getting married. I would 100% go back and make it an annual event for us.
This house was perfect for our large group, and Amy was incredibly communicative and accommodating throughout the entire process. Aside from answering every question I threw her way prior to booking, she sent over a plethora of very helpful information the week of our stay.
We were looking for a house for a large group, with the exact number being TBD at the time of booking. This house was perfect since it had flexible room/bedding configurations. In the end, we ended up with 18 people (all adults) in the house and had more than enough room. We were also pleasantly surprised by how comfortable the mattresses were.
The lower level game room was a hit (shuffle board!), as was the hot tub and the multiple fireplaces. Regardless of the room, the house was stocked with everything we could have needed (including all the pots, pans, utensils, etc, etc, to cook a big group dinner, enjoyed at the beautiful dining table).
Super short drive to Okemo (~7 min), and the 22 inches of snow they had during our stay certainly didn't hurt our overall experience :)
We will definitely rent this house again for any future group trips to VT!
A world away....yet minutes to everything.
Our Mount Holly property offers the quintessential Vermont experience with all the comforts of modern living. Our home is less than 10 minutes to the slopes of OKEMO and all the shops and restaurants Ludlow has to offer.
Relax with friends and family on our 10 acre property with views of countless stars. Access the VAST snowmobile trails from our property or take a spin around our small pond.
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By Christina Rexrode, The Charlotte Observer, N.C.
Jul. 10–Even in a coterie of strong leaders, Robert Steel stands out.
As chairman of Duke University's trustees, Steel commands a 37-member board that includes a former speaker of the N.C. House, the president of Shaw University, and the head of General Motors. Fellow trustees describe him as a thoughtful listener and a steady, intelligent leader. He headed the search committee that in 2003 selected the current university president, Richard Brodhead, and he has guided the board during trying times including the 2006 lacrosse scandal.
Steel is skilled at mediating between big personalities, said Frank Emory of Charlotte, a trustee and a partner at Hunton & Williams law firm.
"Right after he helped lead the search for the current president, Coach (Mike) Krzyzewski showed up and said, 'I'm thinking about going to the Lakers,' and he was very involved in that and gave good steady advice to the administration," Emory recalled.
Steel, married and a father of three daughters, is approachable and down-to-earth, trustees said.
"He is scary smart, very steady, good at picking out what's important, not afraid of taking the lead and taking the heat," Emory said. "My mother would say he's been well raised."
Wachovia's former CEO, Ken Thompson, was known for his commitment to the Charlotte area. When he was ousted on June 1, some worried that the new CEO would be a geographic outsider with no compelling interest in the area.
They needn't worry about that, said state Rep. Dan Blue, another Duke trustee. "A native North Carolinian coming back to North Carolina? I think it's what ideal stories are made of," said Blue, a Raleigh Democrat who is also a former speaker of the House. "He's one of the most talented people I know, and also very civic minded."
Steel is deeply committed to the arts, Blue added: "He's the best gift that the Charlotte arts will ever receive."
Steel's North Carolina roots run deep. His father, the late Charles Steel III, was a longtime member of the Durham City Council. He attended Durham public schools and, like both his parents, went to Duke University.
He began serving on the university's board of trustees in 1996; he and Lanty Smith, Wachovia's interim CEO, overlapped on the board for six years. Steel has been chairman since 2005.
Kimberly Jenkins, a trustee for eight years, said she admired the way Steel broke the news to the losing candidates after a new university president was chosen. "He met with them face to face if he could, and tried to be personal about it," she said.
For a while, Jenkins kept a list of Steel's witticisms. "He often says, 'As my wife tells me, I got one in a row right,'" she said.
Jenkins, who teaches entrepreneurship and leadership classes at Duke and UNC Chapel Hill, worked for Bill Gates during Microsoft Corp.'s early years and for a company founded by Steve Jobs called NeXT. Of Steel, Jenkins said, "He is one of the most extraordinary leaders I have ever worked with."
She and the other trustees also praised the way that Steel encourages all the trustees to voice their opinions, calling on people who might not otherwise speak up.
"He manages to be sure that everybody gets a chance to speak," said Janet Hill, a trustee and the vice president of a management consulting firm in Washington, D.C. "That's a skill that not every leader has."
Hill's son, Grant, is a Duke basketball alum who now plays for the Phoenix Suns.
Last year, when the state cleared the Duke lacrosse players accused of sexual offense, Steel issued a statement to the campus. "There is much to learn from the events that we have lived through, and we intend to put this learning to use," Steel wrote. "Duke is a great university that steps up to challenges and opportunities, and together we will use this moment to make our community stronger."
Staff writer Rick Rothacker contributed.
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Published on Jul 6, 2014 8:30 PM
The age of social media has dawned at the World Cup. For example, the Brazil-Chile round of 16 saw a record 16.4 million tweets being sent out. Players and coaches have also been savvy with Twitter as a form of communication with their fans.
Correspondent Wang Meng Meng parodies some of these personalities - all in less than 140 characters.
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your still a douche. keep talking.
Also I believe the man in black cant leave until there are no candidates left. Thats why he needs them all together.
I actually believe that they are brothers
I actually dont agree. This is my theory, so take it with a grain of salt. I dont look at spoilers or anything.
I crunched my brain trying to find out this "loophole" that allowed Ben to "kill"...
Ill buy ratchet and clank from you.
Cant be any worse then Medal Of Honor Airborne.
This is what it is. I know a lot about the PS3. Some of the newer updates wont work without some of the older updates.
Its Mitre. Aceves is too valuable out of the late inning spots.
Z MCCALISTER is not on the 40 man xabial. He isnt getting called up unless we wanna just drop someone or trade someone.
Power is not overrated. Power pitchers with no control are overrated.
They will more then likely deny this being the issue but when you have a server you purchase space, in GB.
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If it was that easy do you think he would have bothered making a thread about it?
Cant be a boss with an old TV (and game)
Sorry. I forget how sarcasm is hard to pick up on when typing on the internet.
Do you have the same album in 2 different formats?
Like one copy in MP3 and one copy in WMA?
That may be your...
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Bugis market just enough time to go to the toilet. Chinatown was only a drive through but did enjoy the colour of the decorations in the streets. I also enjoyed the bumboat ride.
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Enjoyed the Chinese meal, the dishes were shared with the other tour participants. Had enough time to chat and enjoy the company of others. A must do is the "long bar" at Raffles. For those who don't like cocktails you can buy drinks at the bar. Also enjoyed the band that was playing that night.
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Great day, sea condition's quite calm. The Captain of the boat excellent in his professionalism. Lunch was okay a little slow on our table which in the end had to rush to board the bus. The only dampener of the trip that the bus driver/ tour guide was not very professional, comments made were not acceptable. I also felt that he had to override people even though questions weren't directed to him.
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Handing over the reins - an evolving Editorial Board.
The Journal is still evolving and Joan's resignation has stimulated discussion and further changes. Since 2010 the Journal has had three sub-editors; Jackie Gunn, Ruth Martis and Andrea Gilkison who have supported the Editor. At the beginning of this year Susan Crowther also joined the team as a sub-editor, with Lesley Dixon actively involved as the Journal secretariat, managing papers for review, and getting each issue ready for publication. Earlier this year, the editorial group met with the New Zealand College of Midwives to discuss the challenges of ensuring a quality journal publication and to clarify optimal editorial processes. When the editorial processes of other midwifery journals were reviewed, it was found that the majority have an editorial board comprising six or more members and most journals have more than one editor. It was agreed that we should follow this lead and appoint two editors to work together. The two editors would work with four sub-editors who would be responsible for working with authors to support them to publication. It was proposed and agreed that the two co-editors would be Andrea Gilkison and Lesley Dixon. Andrea and Lesley would work collaboratively with sub-editors Ruth, Jackie and Susan as an editorial board, with a fourth sub-editor position to be filled in the near future. The Journal Editorial Board will work in a partnership philosophy to ensure consensus building. The board will be responsible for the content and quality of the papers published, robust and efficient publication processes and future strategic direction and planning for the Journal.
We hope that the setting up of an Editorial Board in this way will enhance support for the editors, the sub editors and the authors who are submitting their papers.
We are sorry to be losing Joan, but would like to acknowledge her outstanding contribution as Editor of the Journal for the last four years. Joan has been a wonderful role model for us to follow with considered and measured feedback to authors alongside encouragement and support to improve the quality of writing. She has worked hard to ensure that there were sufficient good quality papers prepared for publication whilst also holding down her own demanding position at Victoria University. We appreciate her time, passion and commitment. She has paved the way for the rest of us to follow, so thank you Joan.
When Joan took over from the Otago Editorial Board in 2008, she wrote that it was "with some trepidation that she took over the reins as editor of this Journal." Joan we know how you felt! Your editorship over the last four years has been outstanding, and your shoes will be very hard to fill. We are extremely grateful for the systems that you have put in place, we are sure that it will make our roles a lot easier.
This issue of the Journal has been a collaborative effort with Joan mentoring and supporting us through to publication. Each of the four papers in this issue has something to offer midwives wherever they work. The first paper presents research exploring the experiences of first time mothers in New Zealand and has come from outside of the midwifery profession. Reassuringly it points to the importance women place on the supportive relationships they have with midwives in the New Zealand context of continuity of midwifery care. Joan Skinner's paper draws on her doctoral research which examines the referral patterns of LMC midwives. The results indicated that, at that time (2005), midwives provided care to women with a variety of risk factors and continued to provide continuity of care even when clinical responsibility was transferred.
For midwives working in maternity hospital environments, Lesa Freeman and Anna van Uden have provided a summary of an audit undertaken in their primary maternity unit. The audit was a collaborative affair with all the staff involved and demonstrates how midwives can become involved in quality improvements and motivate changes to support good practice. Lastly, Ellen Clark and Liz Smythe have explored some of the key themes and issues related to identifying women who have experienced childhood sexual abuse and the effects this may have during labour and birth. They have set out some 'universal precautions' that can be used by core midwives who have not previously met women to ensure sensitive and appropriate care for all women but which may also reduce any additional trauma for women who may have been affected by childhood sexual abuse.
Before introducing the Editorial Board in the following biographies, we would like to take this opportunity to thank Rhondda Davies for her proof reading of each issue, all our wonderful skilled reviewers, and of course the authors who work so hard to write and re-write their articles without whom this journal would not exist. We should be so proud of the growing number of midwife writers and researchers in Aotearoa/New Zealand. Talking of good writers and researchers, we were very impressed by the caliber of presentations at the Joan Donley Research Forum in Taranaki in August. We welcome submissions to the Journal from everybody but especially from each and every one of those midwife presenters.
Introducing the Journal's Editorial Board
Andrea Gilkison
Andrea has been a midwife in New Zealand since 1985. Andrea went to Wellington Polytechnic for her midwifery education (as a part of the Advanced Diploma of Nursing), and has practised in various areas of midwifery at Wanganui Base hospital, Wellington Women's Hospital and Palmerston North Hospital.
During the 1990s, Andrea worked in the Manawatu region as a self-employed midwife. Her passion has been supporting women who choose to birth at home or in primary birthing units. Andrea has had a long involvement with the New Zealand College of Midwives and was a regional chairperson of the Manawatu region and on the editorial committee for the College Journal in the early 1990s.
In 1998, Andrea's focus turned to education. She lived and worked in the United Kingdom (UK), and completed her Masters degree in education there. Her Masters research explored the facilitation of Problem-Based learning tutorials. Returning to Auckland, New Zealand in 2001, Andrea was able to combine midwifery with education, when she commenced teaching in the undergraduate midwifery programme at Auckland University of Technology (AUT). Andrea is now a senior lecturer and programme leader for the midwifery programme, and also teaches in the postgraduate midwifery programme. She has gained her PhD this year which explored the experience of implementing a narrative-centred curriculum in an undergraduate midwifery programme.
Lesley Dixon
Lesley is a Midwifery Advisor with the New Zealand College of Midwives, providing practice advice for midwives and developing a research framework for the College to support midwifery knowledge and practice. During her 25 years working as a midwife Lesley has practised midwifery across a variety of work settings. Her first years were as a community midwife in the UK followed by several years working in Germany and a final move to New Zealand 12 years ago, where she has worked as a Lead Maternity Care midwife and a Charge Midwife of a primary birthing unit. Whilst working Lesley has also undertaken an academic journey starting with an Honours degree awarded in the UK, a Masters in Midwifery from Otago, New Zealand and a PhD completed this year with Victoria University of Wellington. Her doctoral research has explored women's perspectives and understanding of labour as it moves towards birth.
Jackie Gunn
Jackie is the Head of Midwifery at AUT University and has worked in Midwifery Education for more than 20 years. During that time she has led curriculum development and implementation of the BHSc (Midwifery) and the development of postgraduate midwifery papers. Jackie has been a midwife for more than 30 years. During this time she practised as a Lead Maternity Care midwife for over ten years and as a core midwife prior to 1991 and again more recently to maintain her midwifery practice. Jackie is the National Education Consultant for NZ College of Midwives and a member of the Health Practitioners' Disciplinary Tribunal. She was recently made a life member of NZ College of Midwives.
Ruth Martis
Ruth has practised as a midwife for nearly 30 years in a variety of settings, mainly attending homebirths or working in primary units. She has worked across a number of countries, mostly in South-East Asia, but recently has had the privilege of spending some time with the Hamlin Fistula Trust in Ethiopia. Ruth is currently a senior midwifery lecturer at the CPIT Midwifery School, Christchurch. She has been involved in a number of research projects and clinical practice guideline developments. Her Master's thesis researched the antenatal education needs of young pregnant women and she has recently been invited to be on the trust for Rachel's House working with young parents, as well being part of Waipuna St. Johns professional development team. Her main research and midwifery interests are how to keep birth normal, oxytocin, breastfeeding/lactation, issues surrounding teenage pregnancies and the implementation of evidence-based care. Ruth was a regular feature author for five years of 'Teen Talk' for the Kiwi Parent magazine. She has published a number of research articles and a chapter for the recent book by Davies, Daellenbach and Kensington called 'Sustainability, midwifery and birth'. She is a fledging Cochrane review author, having co-authored and published three reviews before embarking on becoming a first Cochrane review author. Ruth is also a New Zealand College of Midwives foundation member and held a variety of positions with the College over the years. Currently she is a member of the NZCOM governance committee.
Susan Crowther
Susan has worked in health care practice since 1983. For the last 20 years she has practised as a midwife in a variety of settings, home, birth centres and hospitals in several countries such as UK, Ghana, Burkino Faso, Armenia, NZ and France. As a NHS consultant midwife in England she set up a birth centre and organised the provision for a water birth service in Cambridge in the UK before coming to NZ with her NZ husband. Once in NZ she set up a remote rural self-employed midwifery service on the Kaipara, Northland. In early 2010 she joined AUT as a midwife lecturer and occasionally still provides a rural locum service for colleagues. She writes and publishes regularly in midwifery journals and has been on the editorial board for the UK Practising Midwife for the past decade. She is a PhD candidate examining the often hidden spiritual sacred aspects of birth that remain concealed within contemporary metanarratives that inform the way we speak and research childbirth in the 21st century. Susan is passionate about primary midwifery provision and family focussed maternity care. She loves nature and lives on a biodynamic lifestyle block 100 km north of Auckland.
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Out east they are VERY friendly. The same for out West.
Montreal and Toronto? it will depend on who you try to chat with....lol
But post those pics, I want to see them
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drive was about 4 days, could have been shorter but bad traffic in DC coupled with dogs tha seemed to always have to go the damn bathroom cut my driving time pretty bad lol Pretty sure I could make it in 3 though, from Jacksonville to Sydney NS is 30 hours of driving roughly.
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I've been to vancouver and I agree the people up there are way nicer than in the states. Funny story, my brother was telling us how nice people were while we were getting fitted for tux's for his wedding in vancouver and how people in canada never swear, etc, etc, and we walk out into the parking lot right after and there's a guy in the parking lot losing his sh*t kicking his car, slamming his door, and using just about every cuss word I've ever heard(I think he might have made some new ones up, too). It was pretty ironic lol.
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