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Zijian Li was nominated by the mathematics faculty to be this year's Outstanding Senior. The award was presented to Zijian by Department Head Andy Bennett at the annual Friends of Mathematics banquet. Zijian works with Professor Hrant Hakobyan and has been supported by the I-Center, as well as by an Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Research Award. In April 2015, Zijian traveled to Rolla, MO, with a group of faculty and students from KState, and gave a talk in the First Annual Meeting of SIAM Central States Section, titled "Pointwise quasisymmetric minimality of Gibbs-Like Measures". Next Fall Zijian Li will be pursuing graduate studies in mathematics at the University of Washington in Seattle.
Kansas State University student Aaron Messerla, junior in mathematics, Manhattan, is a Goldwater scholar honorable mention. Messerla has an active research project and after completing his undergraduate studies, plans to attend graduate school and study pure mathematics. Messerla is a member of Pi Mu Epsilon math honor society and the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. He also is a mathematics department I-Center Scholar and a member of the university's Concert Band and Cat Band. He has received a College of Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Research Scholarship, Putnam Scholarship, Fort Riley Combined Scholarship, James R. Foster Jr. Memorial Arts and Sciences Scholarship, Thomas L. and Elouise J. Miller Scholarship for Excellence in Mathematics, Riley County 4-H Foundation Scholarship and the Mary Lou Gibbs State 4-H Scholarship. A 2012 graduate of Riley County High School, Riley, he is the son of Dave and Dawn Messerla, Manhattan.
Eight Kansas State University students have placed highly in the Putnam competition. The Mathematical Association of America has released results from the 75th annual Putnam Mathematical Competition, the most prestigious mathematics contest for undergraduates at colleges and universities in Canada and the United States. The Kansas State University team finished in the top 20 percent of the 577 colleges and universities and 4,320 students that participated in the competition. The university team also had one member who placed in the top 22 percent in the competition: Fernando Roman, senior in mathematics, Toa Alta, Puerto Rico.
Five Kansas State students placed at the top in the 2015 S. Thomas Parker Mathematics Competition: Aaron Messerla, mathematics major, took first place. Three students tied for second place: Nicholas Donohoue, mathematics and physics major; Jessica McCall, mathematics and biology major; and Natasha Graham, physics major. Finally, Sarah Featherstone, chemical engineering major, took third place. Awards will be presented Tuesday, April 14 at the annual Friends of Mathematics Banquet. Each Parker competition winner will receive a cash award and two certificates: a personal certificate and a framed certificate for the student organization of his or her choice that honors the achievement.
A K-State team comprising Max Goering, Joshua Klarmann, and Aaron Messerla placed second in the Kansas Collegiate Mathematics Competition, held at Fort Scott Community College on March 27-28, 2015, in conjunction with the 100th meeting of the Kansas Section of the MAA. Max Goering also presented his paper "Inventory accumulation and quadrangulations of the sphere" at the meeting, for which he received a $50 prize.
The first annual Central States Mathematics Undergraduate Research (CeSMUR) Conference took place at K-State on February 27-28, 2015. CeSMUR, a joint project of Kansas State University and Truman State University, will annually provide undergraduates who are engaged in mathematical research projects the opportunity to present their work to peers and faculty from Kansas, Missouri, and neighboring states.
Messerla, a sophomore in mathematics and music, is working with David Auckly, professor of mathematics, on a dance program that depicts a specific class of geometric shapes using ropes. He is a member of Pi Mu Epsilon math honor society and the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. He also is a mathematics department I-Center Scholar and a member of the university's Concert Band and Cat Band. He has received a College of Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Research Scholarship, Putnam Scholarship, Fort Riley Combined Scholarship, James R. Foster Jr. Memorial Arts and Sciences Scholarship, Thomas L. and Elouise J. Miller Scholarship for Excellence in Mathematics, Riley County 4-H Foundation Scholarship and the Mary Lou Gibbs State 4-H Scholarship. A 2012 graduate of Riley County High School, Riley, he is the son of Dave and Dawn Messerla, Manhattan.
Dave Auckly is collaborating with Hee Jung Kim, Paul Melvin, and Danny Ruberman to better understand the structure of surfaces in four-dimensional spaces. In a paper to appear in the next issue of the Journal of the London Math Society they describe pair of embedded spheres that may be continuously deformed into each other, but crinkles must appear at some point in the deformation. When a worm-hole is added to the space, the spheres may be deformed into each other without crinkles at some point in the deformation.
Auckly and his collaborators will make several extended visits to the American Institute of Mathematics over the next few years to extend this research.
Professor Auckly has another puzzle in the New York Times NumberPlay this week, see here. The story of the puzzle is about trading sheep in the Navajo Nation. This puzzle is easier than the last one he contributed to NumberPlay, see here . Dr Auckly used a version of the sheep puzzle at the summer math camp that he helped run on the Navajo Nation this past summer. This particular puzzle is suitable for use with elementary school students. Indeed groups of fourth graders have had fun playing with it.
Paul Laugesen, who was commissioned by the K-State Air Force ROTC program and graduated with a bachelor's degree in mathematics in 1983, received the Alumni Merit Award during the fifth annual Eisenhower Circle Celebration on Thursday, Oct. 23, 2014.
Established in 2010, the Eisenhower Circle Celebration is a special event recognizing the college's alumni award recipients, student scholarship winners and loyal alumni and friends who give $250 or more to the college annually.
"Paul has excelled in his service to our nation as a defense intelligence senior executive, making him one of the university's highest-ranking government alumni," Andy Bennett said. "He is a model for our students who aspire to both academic excellence and public service."
Assistant Professor Roman Fedorov receives an NSF-DMS award to support his research on Principal bundles on local schemes and a duality for Hitchin systems.
The award, in the amount of $157,000, is a three-year standard grant starting on July 1, 2014. Prof. Fedorov is a member of the Mirror Symmetry & Tropical Geometry Research Center, also known as the M-Center.
More information on his award can be found here.
Fernando Roman, I-Center scholar supported by an Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Research Scholarship, has been nominated by K-State for the Rhodes and Marshall national scholarship competitions. Rhodes scholarships are awarded to 32 students each year and provide full funding for one or two years of study at Oxford University in England. Marshall scholarships are awarded to as many as 40 students each year and provide full funding for one or two years of study at most universities in the U.K. Nominees selected as competition finalists for either scholarship will interview in November.
The paper Is The List of Incomplete Open Cubes Complete?, co-authored by former K-State mathematics graduate student Michael Reb and his advisor Dr. Natasha Rozhkovskaya, will appear in the special issue "Rule-Based Design" (vol. 17, no. 3) of the Nexus Network Journal. The Nexus Network Journal is a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal dedicated to relationships between architecture and mathematics. Michael Reb graduated with a Master Degree in Mathematics in 2013. His research project was dedicated to the properties of embeddings of cubical graphs. Rozhkovskaya and Reb were able to apply this area of combinatorics to give a mathematical description of the famous artwork Incomplete Open Cubes by prominent American conceptual artist Solomon LeWitt (1928 -2007). The paper summarizes the graph theory approach to the artist's project and answers several important questions posed by art scholars several decades ago.
Goldwater recipient Max Goering traveled to the MathFest conference in Portland, Oregon, to give a presentation on his paper Modulus of Families of Walks on Graphs that he co-authored with Professors Nathan Albin and Pietro Poggi-Corradini, as well as ECE Ph.D. Faryad Darabi Sahneh. During the award banquet Goering was one of a dozen speakers, out of approximately 240 speakers, to be recognized with the 'Pi Mu Epsilon student speaker award'.
Fernando Roman, I-Center scholar supported by an Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Research Scholarship, has been invited to give a talk in the prestigious Young Mathematicians Conference at Ohio State University. He will present his work on backward-shift realizations of rational discrete analytic functions, performed under the supervision of Professor Dan Volok, associate director of the I-Center. Fernando will also speak at Mathfest, the national conference of the honorary mathematical society Pi Mu Epsilon. In addition, this summer, Fernando participated in the mathematics REU (Research Experiences for Undergraduates) at MSRI, the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute in Berkeley. Together with Hadrian Quan and Michole Washington, under the direction of Victor Moll (Tulane), they have generalized a recent result of Jean Paul Allouche on infinite products in automatic sequences. Roman will present this work at the upcoming National Conference of the Society for Advancement of Hispanics/Chicanos and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS) in October (with funding from MSRI), as well as at the annual Joint AMS/MAA Meeting in San Antonio, in January 2015.
Professor Auckly had a puzzle in the New York Times NumberPlay this past Spring.
NumberPlay puzzles are inspired by many sources and are reported by Gary Antonick. They are generally mathematical or logical problems, with occasional forays into physics and other branches of science.
The May 26, 2014 NumberPlay is titled Dave Auckly's Crunched Charms.
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and see if you can help Dave fix his broken charm(s). Dave was inspired to create this
puzzle while writing a recent research paper on 3-manifolds. The paper has appeared
in the Journal of Knot Theory and its Ramifications.
I-Center scholar Zijian Li, whose work is supported by an Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Research Award, was invited to give a talk about his work at the upcoming Young Mathematicians Conference (YMC) at Ohio State University, August 22-24 2014. The YMC is the most competitive venue in the country for research carried out by undergraduate mathematics students. Only about 65 students are invited each year. His faculty mentor is Professor Hrant Hakobyan. Zijian Li is a senior, and plans to pursue doctoral studies in Mathematics. A transfer student from South China Normal University, he is originally from Guangzhou, China.
Professor Andrew Chermak has solved an important open problem at the interface between Algebra and Topology. His breakthrough has given rise to new tools and techniques that go under the name of 'partial groups'. Chermak's article Fusion systems and localities has appeared in ACTA MATHEMATICA, a prestigious and highly selective journal founded in 1882 by the Swedish mathematician Mittag-Leffler.
Professor Chermak, with help from K-State postdoctoral fellow Alex Gonzalez, plans to apply his new techniques to the classification theory of finite simple groups and many other open problems in algebra.
Assistant Professor Gabriel Kerr received a Collaboration Grant for
Mathematicians from the Simons Foundation Division for Mathematics and the
Physical Sciences. The grant provides 35,000 USD total for 5 years in travel
and other research expenses.
Kerr's work is in Homological Algebra, Algebraic Geometry, and Symplectic Geometry.
He plans to use this grant to strengthen the relationship between the
K-state algebra and mirror symmetry research groups with collaborators in
Austria, France and South Korea.
SUMaR 2014 Math REU will conclude on July 22 with an entirely student-organized conference. The program can be found at
More than 20 scholarly papers by a pioneering Kansas State University mathematics professor have been collected online in a single work by New Prairie Press, the publishing arm of Kansas State University Libraries.


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Attorney will seek mental-illness defense in client's molestation case
EVANSVILLE - The attorney for an Evansville man charged with luring a boy into a car and molesting him will argue that his client was mentally ill on the date the incident was said to have happened, delaying a trial while he obtains the records needed for that defense.
Jack Perkins III, 27, was to face trial next week on two counts of child molesting and two counts of criminal confinement. On Tuesday, however, Perkins appeared in court where public defender David Lamont filed notice that he would pursue a mental disease or defect defense.
As a result, the trial date was changed to Dec. 10 so public defender Lamont could have time to obtain additional mental health reports.
Based on two previous mental health evaluations, Circuit Court Judge Carl Heldt ruled last month that Perkins was competent to stand trial and participate in his defense.
The incident for which Perkins is charged happened late afternoon on Jan. 31 when a maroon car with tinted windows drove up to two children playing outside and a man the children had never seen before got out, according to an Evansville Police Department affidavit. The man asked one of the children, who was 9 years old, to get a paper out of the car, police said. When the child went to do so, the man shut the door and drove off.
Police said the man stopped the car near Elliott Street and Maxwell Avenue, climbed into the back seat and molested the child, who was able to escape afterward.
After police released a description of the man and the car, they received three tips from people who said it matched Perkins, according to police. When an officer went to Perkins' address, he found a vehicle which matched the child's description in the driveway. Police said it was owned by Perkins.
After Perkins was taken to police headquarters and questioned, he confessed to molesting the child and also to similarly putting another child into his car and molesting him near Garvin Park on another occasion, according to the arrest affidavit.
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Hornets willing to sign-and-trade David West to contender
Dec 7, 2011, 7:35 PM EDT
If David West had not blown out his knee last year, he would be mentioned with Nene as a top free agent in this class. There is not a better pick-and-pop big in the game (well, maybe that Nowitzki guy, but the list is short) and West has an all-around game. He's a former All-Star for a reason.
He comes with risk now after the injury, but some contender would be smart to take a shot at him, and a few are according to Ken Berger at CBSSports.com.
Dallas, San Antonio, Miami and Atlanta are all interested, according to Berger. What do all those teams have in common? They are over the salary cap and can't really afford what West will command. (The Pacers have spoken to West as well and they can afford him.) That brings us to this note from Berger.
Hornets willing to let West go in sign/trade if it will get him to contender and bring back an asset or two, sources say.
The Hornets are about to ship out Chris Paul and go into asset acquiring mode. Everyone is available if you'll send young prospects and draft picks. That may leave the Heat without many options (although they already have Chris Bosh at the four anyway) but the other three teams may be able to help a little. Depends on the price.
Expect some wheeling and dealing here over the next few days. The question for these teams becomes, how much are you willing to give up on the bet David West returns to his old self after surgery?
- goforthanddie - Dec 7, 2011 at 7:48 PM
So the league bought the Hornets for 300mil. They're losing Paul, and from the sound of it they're stripping down to the bone. Does that make NO a more attractive possible purchase?
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None of those teams make sense as they all have incumbant starting PFs, none of which could move over either way to SF or C except for maybe Duncan but for some reason he'd rather play PF and let a 6"7 guy play C (DeJuan Blair) then to man up in the middle full time (small joke). Makes no sense at all. He'll just be an expensive backup and the team will be regreting his contract.
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SAN ANTONIO --A Balcones Heights police officerwas gunned down outside a tattoo parlor late Sunday night.
Officer Julian Pesina, a seven-year veteran of the department, was shot and killed shortlyafter he finished his shift.
Pesina had a passion for tattoos, and the tattooshop was a favorite hangout of his. Pesina was a tattoo artist and spent the majority of his time at the shop, the Balcones Heights police chief said. He was believed to be a co-owner of the tattoo parlor.
The shooting happened around 10 p.m. Sunday at a tattoo parlor in the 300 block of Shadyview Drive off of Hillcrest Drive.
San Antonio police were handling the investigation.
Pesinahad just walked out of the shop when two masked men, both armed, one with a 12-gauge shotgun and the other with a 9 mm handgun, approached him and started shooting, police said.
Pesina was shot six to nine times, investigators said.
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Although the area was SAPD's jurisdiction, Balcones Heights police officers responded to the scene and immediately realized the victim was one of their own. The Balcones Heights police chief said his men tried to revivePesina until EMS arrived.
It's very difficult, said Henry Dominguez, Balcones Heights police chief. That's one of the hardest things we have to do is investigate a crime scene involving one of our own. It's draining mentally and physically.
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A London student union officer has received death threats in a month-long campaign of harassment, after she organised a meeting for minority students.
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ProMAX Systems launches the ProMAX ONE, all-in-one video editing workstation combining superior processing power with Fast RAID Storage to serve professionals transitioning from Apple Final Cut Pro 7 to Avid Media Composer and Adobe Premiere Pro.
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ProMAX Systems, a leading provider of Media Technology and Video Editing Solutions, has just launched the ProMAX ONE http://www.promax.com/one, a new all-in-one computer workstation and storage device built specifically for Video Editors, On Set personnel, DI, VFX, Color Correction and Finishing Artists.
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2. Trim any woody ends from the asparagus, then cut each spear in half diagonally. Cook in a pan of boiling salted water for 3 mins, drain, then cool quickly under running cold water. Pat dry with kitchen paper.
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SHADOWY ELEMENTS OF Andrea Parker's spare songs have a spooky way of welling up out of nowhere and then slinking back into the darkness whence they came. The debut album of this classically trained cellist and former session vocalist, Kiss My Arp, lures vintage Eighties electro-funk into rough territory, crossing John Robie with John Barry and getting abstract without ever losing the groove. "Melodious Thunk" and "In Two Minds" lurch forward with weird aplomb: Tinny snares, oscillating squeals, and Texas Instruments' Talking Dictionary chirps commingle with atmospheric string and percussion samples, overlaid with Parker's live bass and cello playing.
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33 of 34 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars cherished childhood memories
I remember my fifth birthday more vividly than any other from my youth. It was on that birthday my godmother bought me peter pan and snow white on VHS. To watch this movie again is like revisiting so many happy memories of wishing peter would come and take me away. It is true Disney magic. It has all of disney's trademarks from the time, beautiful hand drawn animation...
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33 of 34 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars cherished childhood memories,
Ms. N. Boden "04nbod" (merseyside,england) - See all my reviews
I remember my fifth birthday more vividly than any other from my youth. It was on that birthday my godmother bought me peter pan and snow white on VHS. To watch this movie again is like revisiting so many happy memories of wishing peter would come and take me away. It is true Disney magic. It has all of disney's trademarks from the time, beautiful hand drawn animation (that has been colour graded to make it look even better) and catchy songs that have become part of everyday cultural knowledge. I would advise anyone to get this for their child or teen or better yet buy it for yourself and relive days gone by like i did.
17 of 18 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A wonderful classic that we never tire of watching,
Emma "Emma" (Surrey) - See all my reviews
We bought it for a xmas present as we had been to see Peter Pan in panto, and it has been a huge hit with my 4 year old boy. He has watched it over and over and over again and is a mesmersied as the first time he saw it. Such a lovely film, just the right length to keep little ones captivated without too much fidgeting! A wonderful and much loved classic.
37 of 41 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars "Come fly with me....",
Robert Morris (Dallas, Texas) - See all my reviews
NOTE: As of this moment, the Two-Disc Platinum Edition of Peter Pan is in limited distribution (I have seen it) and most of the reviews that appear now refer to an earlier version. The Two-Disc Platinum Edition version can be pre-ordered from Amazon and Borders and offers new special features which include a restored original theatrical soundtrack all-new digital restoration with enhanced picture and sound, "Camp Never Land: Explore Never Land" with all-new multi-level games, deleted songs, a feature during which Walt Disney explains "Why I Made Peter Pan," "The Peter Pan Story: 1952" featurette, a sneak peek of the all-new Tinker Bell movie, another feature "You Can Fly: The Making of Peter Pan," a T-Squad music video: "The Second Star to the Right," a Peter Pan virtual flight, Peter's Playful Prank DVD storybook, and a never-before-seen alternate opening.
Over the years, I have seen various versions of this delightful film and enjoy it at least as much now as I did when it was first released in 1953. On several occasions, I have also visited Disneyland and vividly recall the excitement of the ride when my companions and I departed the children's bedroom and flew above London at night en route to Neverland. The so-called "magic kingdom" is more a state-of-mind than a location because the genius of Walt Disney and his associates is that, in ways and to an extent no one else ever has, they activate and engage imagination. This is especially true of this film that, unlike most of the other animation features, involves a journey by air as well as by land. Literally, one's imagination soars above and beyond human concerns, at least for 77 minutes.
Unlike other Disney villains (e.g. Honest John and Stromboli in Pinocchio, the Queen/Witch in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs), Captain Hook is at least as amusing as he is threatening. The fate of the Darling children is never really in doubt. We know that eventually, theirs will be a safe return to their home and family. (I had no such confidence - as a child -- when first viewing Dumbo, Pinocchio, and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.) Although for most of us, "there is no place like home," we enjoy and appreciate opportunities to travel far and wide - at least in our imagination - and become involve in adventures of various kinds, as the Darling children do.
Those who already have an earlier version of Peter Pan can continue to enjoy it, of course, but at least some of them will welcome this Two-Disc Platinum Edition because of all of its special features, previously unavailable. I only wish other DVDs offered special features of comparable variety, quality, and entertainment value.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Stands the test of time.,
Aletheuon (Wales UK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Peter Pan [DVD][1953] (DVD)
This classic cartoon movie was made when I was five years old. Watching it at the local cinema is one of my earliest memories and now my grandchildren are watching it! And me only 27!
This is still a very famous story; probably all English-speaking children have heard of Peter Pan, Wendy, Captain Hook, Tinkerbelle and the Lost Boys. The more recent versions of the story, made in 1991 and 2003 have made it popular again, but this older version still holds up very well indeed, especially for younger children. It was, of course, based on the stage play of the same name, written by JM Barrie. It was the last film on which Walt Disney's 'nine old men' - the nine original animators who worked with him and were acknowledged as a dream team - all worked together, so it is classic and classy Disney.
The film opens as Mr and Mrs Darling decide that Wendy is now too old to share a room with her brothers. That night, while their parents are at a party, Wendy, John and Michael are visited by the Boy Who Refused To Grow Up, Peter Pan, who has arrived to get his lost shadow, just in time to save Wendy from being forced to grow up. Helped by the fairy, Tinkerbelle, he sprinkles Wendy and her two brothers with magic dust and they are able to fly away with him to Neverland. So the adventure begins; they meet the Lost Boys and learn that a pirate ship is moored off the shore of Neverland, commanded by Captain Hook, Peter's sworn enemy...
Like many older productions, the film is not entirely politically correct, especially in its portrayal of native Americans - or Red Indians, as they are called in this film. Apparently, the Disney organisation acknowledge that they would not represent native Americans like this today. However, the film is a product of its time - I remember lots of cowboy movies of the fifties that portrayed them as cruel savages, ignoring the injustices that they had suffered at the hands of 'white' men. Despite this limitation, this is a lovely and very enjoyable film which deserves to be loved by many more generations of children.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Peter Pan DVD,
J. Egan "Moleadot" (UK) - See all my reviews
My 4 year old son has absolutely fallen in love with this film. Despite the success of introducing him to more complex and intricate CGI animated films (Walle, Kung Foo Panda, Toy story etc) his ultimate favourite is this old fashioned cartoon 2D sketch animation from the archives of Disney. Thus proving that they don't make em like they used to. The themes from this film (sense of family, adventure of childhood) are still as relevant today as they have always been.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Disney Peter Pan,
J. S. Loydon (Greater Manchester, UK) - See all my reviews
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How great to be able to get a 1953 Disney classic updated on DVD! It seems as fresh and bright as it did when I saw the original film as a small boy (yes, I'm that old). A splendid purchase at a very reasonable price, this film is now preferred viewing for my grandchildren - well, second only to Wallace and Gromit!
The portrayal of the Red Indians seems very non-PC now, I must admit. Also, I seemed to detect a bit of editing-out when Peter finds Tinker Belle fading away in a cave. It's the bit of the original stage presentation when the audience have to clap to signify their belief in fairies.
It's over 100 years since the original story was written, so some of the ideas need explaining to youngsters: Nanas and nurseries, for example, are unfamiliar to 21st Century children. Even a ticking crocodile is so out of date now!
I'm still very pleased I found it: Recommended!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars MAY WE NEVER GROW UP!,
C. Porter (England) - See all my reviews
This film was made the year I was born, and yet over fifty years later it still has a timelessness that works even though cartoon films have advanced so much over the years with pixar and soundtracks and storylines.
A classic story of childhood and dreams and adventure and all packaged in Disney's memorable fashion that brings all the film flooding back to you even though you may not have seen it in years.
Definitely one to add to the collection.
17 of 20 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars One of the best,
fields21 "fields21" (Hoogerheide, Netherlands) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Peter Pan (Disney) [VHS] [1953] (VHS Tape)
Why are old Disney's some much better than more recent ones? Because much more is left to your imagination and the action is less fast and less aggressive. Also, verbal cracks and jokes are much more in abundance.
Peter Pan's definetely one of the best Disney movies. The plot is great, the characters are convincing (even Tinkerbell) and emotions are never over-the-top or sacharine. There's enough action in it to keep you spellbound (even at 33!!).
The great thing about is that the whole story makes completely sense in the eyes of many a kid (I have 3). It feeds on their imagination & still expects them to make clever judgements.
Enough said, it's a good story, brilliantly drawn. Modern day kids still love it!
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars fantastic,
This movie was liked very much by my 3 years old son. It was a present for his birthday and he enjoyed a lot the fantastic world of Neverland!
He was able to understand and follow the storytale without problem. What I like is also the fact that it really for everyone because there are no scenes that may scare little children.
20 of 24 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars I Love This Movie!,
Mark Baker - Carstairs Considers (Santa Clarita, CA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Peter Pan (Disney) [DVD] [1953] (DVD)
The children in the Darling family love story about Peter Pan. So naturally when he shows up one night looking for his missing shadow, they're thrilled to go back with him to Never Land. There, they face Indians and "the world's most famous crook," Captain Hook. Will they survive their adventures with the boy who never wants to grow up?
I have always had a fascination with this story. As a kid I remember checking the Disney picture book version out of the library week after week. When I finally got to see it, I was enthralled. There is just something magical about the story. It's partially the coming together of all the boyhood adventures in one place. Mermaids, Indians, and Pirates? What more could any boy want? And, of course, the ability to fly. The "You can fly" sequence over London is one of my all time favorites. The whole movie really is animated very well with a story that movies quickly from place to place with lots of humor to keep everyone entertained and gorgeous animation of the fanciful Never Land.
This special edition is worth tracking down. The picture (original full frame) is sharp and the surround sound is very nice. Extras include a documentary on the making of the movie and a promotional theatrical featurette from the original release. The "audio commentary" is unique. Hosted by Roy Disney, it consists of selections from interviews of the voice talent, live action models, animators, and animation historians. While not your usual commentary, it's fascinating stuff and well worth a listen. Finally, there's a treasure hunt game and DVD storybook for kids.
This movie still brings a smile to my face and probably always will. Maybe my friends are right when they say I love this movie so much because I always wanted to be Peter Pan.
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we unschool, and I see no need for any sort of potentially harmful labelling of my children.
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There seem to be a lot of parents who know what their children's IQs are these days. When do they test for this in school? Do the parent's have to request it?
Originally Posted by UUMom
Lynsage- your mother abused you. Knowing the numbers of one particular test doesn't give anyone the right to abuse a child. If someone would do that to a child over an arbitrary set of numbers, they might find another way to harm their child even without having that particular info. I know the 'IQ' of one of my children, but I have never harmed him because of it.
I'm sorry that happened to you.
Btw, I think the song you mentioned is very powerful.
Originally Posted by kate~emmasmom
there are group administered "ability" tests that give you an approximation of your child's i.q. that some districts/states give to all students every few years.
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Originally Posted by faythe
Only if it's needed to qualify for a specific program and I think the child can handle it.
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- 2 C. boiling water
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- 1-1/4 C. Dole Pineapple Juice
- 1 can (20 oz.) Dole Pineapple Chunks, drained
- Empty 2 pkg. Jello Brand gelatin into medium bowl. Add 2 c. boiling water and stir until gelatin is completely dissolved.
- Stir in 1-1/4 c. cold Dole pineapple juice. Refrigerate until slightly thickened.(Mixture will be the consistency of unbeaten egg whites.)
- Add Dole pineapple chunks; stir gently until well blended. Pour into lightly greased 6-c. mold. Refrigerate 4 hours or until firm. Unmold. Makes 10 (1/2 c.) serving.
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Hands-off hackers: Crooks opt for surgical strikes
Huger said the reason the criminals don't raid the victim companies' databases is it's much lower risk to just check the card numbers on someone else's computers, rather than to start taking stuff out, which gets noticed.
Plenty of bad guys are still looting everything in sight, according to Symantec's study. Researchers spotted $7 billion worth of stolen credit cards and bank accounts being sold during the yearlong project. That figure assumes the cards and accounts were completely drained by the crooks.
The actual price for those cards and accounts could command on the black market was far less, however, because of the risk the buyer takes on in trying to extract money or make fraudulent purchases. Symantec estimated that the total value of the goods advertised for sale was more than $276 million during the time they were watching the servers from July 2007 to June 2008.
The report mostly underscores the trend that online criminals are adding more touches of professionalism to their businesses, like bundling packages of exploits together and selling them, or offering up programmers – like a company would hire a consultant – to write malicious code for other people.
Huger said the report just touched on the "low end" of the underground economy. The report emphasized that the potential bounty for hackers on the underground economy will only go up as "matures and operates more like a traditional business model."


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GLADSTONE,Ore. -- Not many people have a Siberian Lynx, but Patrick Clark got his more than 16 years ago in Utah.
She doesn't like the smell of cigarettes which is funny, said Clark.
The quirky cat is sort of like a service animal. Clark is a veteran. The 35-pound cat helps take his mind off of what he experienced overseas.
There's too many joys, said Clark. She's a cuddler.
But she is not allowed to live in the city of Gladstone. The city does not allow exotic animals. Clark did not know that until a neighbor complained. Right then he had to decide if he would give the cat away, have it euthanized, or fight to keep it. Clark chose the fight and he had an advocate.
If you love animals, whichIdo, you look and say, 'We have a law that's rigid,' said Oregon state Sen. Alan Olsen.
Olsen lobbied the city council to allow Clark to keep the cat, but not everyone agreed with the idea.
We have a law on the books and it's a safety issue, said Gladstone Councilman Neal Reisner.
Reisner was in the minority. The rest of the city council voted to keep Clark and the exotic pet together while Olsen sees what he can do on their behalf in Salem.
I'm ecstatic, said Clark.
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Colorado wins NHL Draft Lottery, will pick first overall
Apr 29, 2013, 8:25 PM EDT
The Colorado Avalanche have won the NHL Draft Lottery, the first in league history where all 14 participants had a shot at the No. 1 overall pick.
As such, the Avs now hold the right to select first at the 2013 NHL Entry Draft, to be held on June 30 at the Prudential Center in New Jersey.
Colorado came into the lottery with the second-best odds of winning, at 18.8 percent.
With the win, the Avs now have their choice of prospects in what's been described as a top-heavy draft class.
The consensus No. 1, according to the NHL's Central Scouting Bureau, is Seth Jones, the WHL Portland defenseman that starred with Team USA at the 2013 World Junior tournament.
Jones is familiar with the Denver area (his father, ex-NBAer Popeye Jones, spent one season playing for the Nuggets) and played with both the Littleton Hawks and Colorado Thunderbirds as a youth.
The 18-year-old also grew up a big Avalanche fan.
"When they won the Cup in 2001, that was real exciting and definitely got me more into it," Jones told the Denver Post. "I went to a ton of Avs games.
"Just getting to watch such great players like Joe Sakic and Peter Forsberg and Patrick Roy and all the others in person like I did was great and a huge influence on me."
Of course, it isn't a guarantee that Colorado will select Jones. Right behind him in the draft rankings is Nathan MacKinnon, the Quebec League scoring sensation from Halifax.
Sitting third in the rankings is MacKinnon's teammate, Jonathan Drouin, who scored a whopping 105 points in 49 QMJHL games this season.
Here is the full order of picks:
14th — Columbus (stayed same)
13th — Winnipeg (stayed same)
12th — Phoenix (stayed same)
11th — Philadelphia (stayed same)
10th — Dallas (stayed same)
9th — New Jersey (stayed same)
8th — Buffalo (stayed same)
7th — Edmonton (stayed same)
6th — Calgary Flames (stayed same)
5th — Carolina (stayed same)
4th — Nashville (stayed same)
3rd — Tampa Bay (stayed same)
2nd — Florida Panthers (move down one spot)
1st — Colorado (moved up one spot)
Of note, this marks the fourth time the Nordiques/Avalanche franchise has chosen first overall, but the first since the move to Colorado.
Quebec selected Mats Sundin (1989), Owen Nolan (1990) and Eric Lindros (1991) with the No. 1 pick before moving to Denver in 1995.
Video: PHT Extra — Jones or MacKinnon No. 1 at '13 Draft?
- ethanmacleod1685 - Apr 29, 2013 at 8:28 PM
Defo rigged, he grew up in Denver didn't he?
- burke348 - Apr 29, 2013 at 8:46 PM
No more rigged than the 2005 lottery was…Ahem.
- therealjr - Apr 29, 2013 at 10:07 PM
Nothing will ever be as rigged as that was. Lemieux gets paid, doesn't have to sell out and let the team move. New arena is agreed upon in about 15 minutes. NHL's problems all magically go away with one "lucky" ping pong ball.
- fonz1080 - Apr 29, 2013 at 8:29 PM
Reblogged this on back bar hockey.
- ethanmacleod1685 - Apr 29, 2013 at 8:29 PM
Hope this guy turns out to be the player everyone expects him to be, it will be cool to see a non white player that dominates
- atwatercrushesokoye - Apr 29, 2013 at 11:54 PM
Yeah cause Jarome Iginla wasn't the best player in the NHL for at least a brief period of time…
- ethanmacleod1685 - Apr 30, 2013 at 7:43 AM
No your right he wasn't
- alicesrightfootesq - Apr 29, 2013 at 8:29 PM
What debate? It's Jones all the way.
- 4thquartermagic - Apr 29, 2013 at 8:33 PM
Agreed. Jones fits both "Need" and "Best available" criteria.
The Avs had defensive issues the entire year. This kid is an immediate upgrade and will be given time to develop along with the rest of the Avs young core.
HUGE win for the Avs.
- icelovinbrotha215 - Apr 29, 2013 at 8:30 PM
What a waste of time ha.
- ryanw822 - Apr 29, 2013 at 8:33 PM
Colorado winning the sweepstakes for a Denver kid??? Shocker!
Too bad Luis Mendoza from D2 wasnt the top overall prospect. The Panthers would have won the lotto then.
- hockeyfan28 - Apr 29, 2013 at 8:33 PM
Should be the first three picks not just number 1 like the NBA
- tdrusher225 - Apr 29, 2013 at 8:37 PM
No question you got to take Jones if you're Colorado
- acorp11 - Apr 29, 2013 at 8:47 PM
Come home Seth!!!
- steelers88 - Apr 29, 2013 at 8:57 PM
Man Florida can't even win in the lottery.
- lateralous - Apr 29, 2013 at 9:34 PM
I think this works out fine for the Panthers. Now they can just take the forward they really need without having to pass on a guy like Jones who has such high expectations.
- 19to77 - Apr 29, 2013 at 9:21 PM
Avs have no need for more centres and scoring is far from a priority issue for them compared to the importance of upgrading their back-end stability. This pretty much defaults Jones to first overall.
- nodindenver - Apr 29, 2013 at 9:23 PM
The way it should be; the team that has not won diddly since having stud defensemen, is going to get one. Even better is that he will be coming home! Best thing that has happened to the Avs franchise in quite some time.
- deezenucks - Apr 29, 2013 at 9:41 PM
Calgary did them self no favors by actually winning a few down the stretch. They needed one if those top 3 picks this year for their rebuild.
- hockeyflow33 - Apr 29, 2013 at 11:40 PM
It hasn't worked for Edmonton
- atwatercrushesokoye - Apr 29, 2013 at 11:56 PM
I agree they could really use McKinnon or Barkov, they do have 4 picks in the top 36 and some marketable names on their roster, maybe they can trade up to get one of them?
- mp1131211 - Apr 29, 2013 at 9:59 PM
…and so is the punishment for being the best college player
- jimw81 - Apr 29, 2013 at 10:35 PM
flyers are defiantly trading their pick
- hockeywithdrawal - Apr 30, 2013 at 8:16 AM
WHY? Zadorov might be there still….6'5″, 230, and not slow. The guy is a TANK. If they pass on that…fire 'em all.
- z561 - Apr 29, 2013 at 10:51 PM
Huberdeau and Mackinnon will be a very nice combo for many years down in sunny south Florida.
- ducksk - Apr 29, 2013 at 10:57 PM
Poor Avs. Until they get rid of pepe le peau, Billington and Sherman they go no where. Front office a laughing stock of NHL'ers. E Stan needs to be the man, he doesn't care about Avs unless they make him more millions. Which they will never do with frenchy pepe and his clowns in charge. Strap on a pair for once E. Stan!!!
- lordfletcher - Apr 29, 2013 at 11:59 PM
Huge break for Colorado but I feel bad for Jones.
It't not easy to play for your hometown, plenty of Minnesotans say they never want to play for the Wild, especially in their rookie years.
Some can handle it, some can't. Will be interesting but I would think Jones would prefer to play elsewhere if he was given the choice
- 4thquartermagic - Apr 30, 2013 at 1:20 AM
The comparison is no where near being close. Being a hockey prospect growing up in a hockey first town like Minnisota would carry tons of pressure. But jones is not a "homegrown" kid. He wasn't born here, just fell in love with hockey here. He played a couple seasons of youth hockey here but all his milestone hockey achievements took place elsewhere.
Most Coloradans are oblivious to his Denver connection and they'd only pressure him to be great here if he was the starting QB for the Broncos.
Seth will be fine. Look forward to watching him develop.
- hines86for6 - Apr 30, 2013 at 12:09 AM
1. Seth Jones (Avs)
2. MacKinnon (FLA)
3. Druin (sp). (TB)
4. Barkov (Nash)
As a Preds fan, I'll take whichever forward is left of the 3.
- andidee15 - Apr 30, 2013 at 11:38 AM
I'm excited that we have a shot at Jones, but I'm actually hoping Sherman is shopping the pick. A trade for #1 Overall could help with a number of other needs – such as a proven defenseman and a top 6 winger – and set us up well for the next decade. Even, say, half the return of the Lindros trade would be outstanding for this franchise (former 1st round roster player, roster player, top prospect, 1st round pick).
It's unlikely to happen and I'm excited to see Seth Jones at training camp next year, but I hope it's something that's highly considered.
- Plumber 65 - Apr 30, 2013 at 9:35 PM
That's the type of thinking that gets Sherman in trouble over and over . Avs have got to take jones and let him develop here. Yes a prospect is a prospect but the kids worth a shot.
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