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Kehillah Synagogue announces new executive director
The Kehillah Synagogue, an inclusive and engaged Jewish community that inspires people's lives and deepens Jewish involvement through celebration, worship, education, social action and values, has announced the appointment of Anne Maner as executive director.
Maner brings more than 13 years of experience in temple administration, most recently as executive director of Temple Beth Orr in Coral Springs, Fla.
Maner is a senior member of the National Association for Temple Administration, having graduated from the NATA Institute, where she completed a series of courses and exams in Membership, Public Relations, Personnel, Budgeting and Finance, Techniques and Tools of Synagogue Management and Governance.
Her first foray into temple administration was 11 years with Congregation Mickve Israel in Savannah, Ga., the third-oldest Jewish Congregation in America. While there she was instrumental in assisting with the 275th anniversary of Mickve Israel in 2008, as well as renovation of the historic sanctuary and construction of a new administration building.
As a temple administrator, Maner has experience with fundraising; social events, including weddings and Bar/Bat Mitzvahs; and all it takes to keep a synagogue operating. Prior to her work in temple administration, she owned and operated two retail bridal salons in Newberry and Columbia, S.C., for 15 years.
Maner's first day at Kehillah will be Jan. 21, 2013.
Kehillah Synagogue is located at 1200 Mason Farm Rd. Chapel Hill, NC 27514.


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I like my whole house!!!! too funny.ReplyDelete
Well, That girl needs to show a little enthusiasm...hehehe. Thanks so much Lissa! what a joyful start to my day.ReplyDelete
Let me try this, "I LIKE MY FABRIC, I LIKE MY SEWING MACHINE, I LIKE DOING LAUNDR, um, no, that's not the direction I wanted to go with that, LOL...But it's a start! *wink* Big Hugs...
Lisa, that is absolutely adorable! do you own the rights?, I'd love to share that video!ReplyDelete
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I like this video! And I like Moda Lissa for sharing!ReplyDelete
I also like my bathroom counter! And I like my knees! And yes, I like my neck unbroken! So... no, I won't be getting up on the bathroom counter to say my daily affirmations. :)
But I can stand in front of the mirror and do them just fine! (And my head won't hit the ceiling.)
Thank you for the funny video.
Loved this...it even got the attention of my son who was over at the counter making pancakes while I was watching!ReplyDelete
heh, heh, heh :)ReplyDelete
How did we ever loose the joys of youth? Too bad we all don't fee like that every morning. So darling!ReplyDelete
Hahahahaha, soo cute, "better than anyone, better than anyone"ReplyDelete


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Cleaves is not only an idiot, he is a hypocrite.
He owes THOUSANDS and THOUSANDS in City of Flint property tax.
Look it up.
Its sad, but yes this group of folks are very limited and aggressive.
I compare them to insolent children with a filthy room. They refuse to clean it up themselves, and try to stop any effort to clean up the mess.
They stubbornly sit in the squalor.
Do they honestly believe that anyone would want to "take over" Flint? Really? And what motivation would that be? Hey! I want to take over and run one of the most miserable cities in America.
Okay, thanks. Just so you know, I did not request it to be removed.
And I am not bashing Tea Party folks either for that matter. I wasn't having a go at you either.....
The truth is, I am not impressed by any parties in our government right now. Too much viciousness and divisive fighting. They are not effectively running our government at all.
I am just saying that this tragedy is a way for us to see that these police, fire, and emergency crews are not in this line of work for the money. Their motivation is helping others.
I was pleased to see that posters had not tried to dump the blame on the police.
There is always at least one.
Place the blame where it belongs. In the lap of a man running from the police in a stolen car.
Police were doing their job trying to get a bad guy off the streets.
I am not glad that Mr. Harrison was killed, but he earned the wage coming for his deeds.
Sounds like these folks have put their heads together, and come with a solid approach to this problem.
Good work.
I appreciate that you have Christian values. And, yes, the Ten Commandments have provided a foundation for the laws that govern our lands.
But you have to understand that you cannot impose your beliefs on me.
I do not believe in God. I do not have to believe in God.
I have a solid value system and am happy to be kind to others in a purely altruistic sense.
I, and many other Atheists, find the values of humanity and kindness within ourselves. We are defending our nation. Loving our families. Working to help others and make our communities better.
We do not need some "religion" to set our moral compass. We have one freely.
We have moral values freely, and without delusion. We are not fearful some man in the sky will not allow us into heavan and throw us into a burning hell otherwise.
There is, and must always be, a separation of religion and government.
WOW. Right back at you.
No. That is not the point at all.
Your sort of comment, and its slant, is my point exactly.
My post has NOTHING to do with the empty minded and divisive Repub/Dem/Tea Party rantings. The petty bickering, bullying, and mud slinging in Washington is pathetic.
If there were a "None of the above, start over" party I would tick that box.
We all need to see each other as people, and not blindly follow a political affiliation
Take some time to look at the photos provided for this emergency fire scene.
These Flint Police, Flint Fire Fighter, Genesee Cty Deputies, and so many other professionals, are racing to help these vulnerable and helpless people that are in danger.
What do we pay them and how many cuts have they taken? How many articles bash them for being in a Union?
C'mon folks they are not in it for the money.
I say pay them triple whatever they get now.......
I'm with shane....
Those punks were getting ready to rob an easy target.
Elderly folks coming and going in a church parking lot are vulnerable. These little junior thugs are just getting started.
How about this headline....
"Woman shoots drug dealing bastard who attempted to beat her."
Oh yeah. Like that one much better.
Look at where these kids are on the map zip code graph.
They don't have sensible and responsible parents to teach them any better.
That is why teen pregnancy is a public health and safety epidemic. Most of the violent crime in Flint is committed by teenagers.
What you have here is about the third generation of pregnant teens. An irresponsible teenager has several children, and then their children end up on the same route. Unemployable, uneducated, and headed at breakneck speed for crime and trouble.
Maybe by getting at them in the schools we can impart the importance of taking responsibility for yourself and your body.
We also need to prevent so many of these kids dropping out of school.
Most of the posters that are angrily against this feel that way because such an intervention would not be needed for you and your kids. You look after your children.
In these areas, sadly, there a hundreds of school age kids with no parenting what-so-ever.
I understand your outrage, but please try to not focus it upon Judge Farah. He is a fair and impartial Judge who does a great job. All the circuit court judges have their work cut out for them, and they do the best they can with what they are given to work with. We want a champagne and caviar justice system, and they have beer and pretzels to work with.
It sounds like your heart is in the right place. Why don't you spend that energy being a mentor to a to an at risk teen? Big Brothers/Big Sisters is a great way to do this. All these faces in those mug-shots were children at one time, and what was impressed upon them as kids constructs the adults they became.
Just a thought......stay classy.....:)
Flint is my hometown. My spouse is from England. It is lovely here (when its not raining).
We have homes in both places. :)
Thank you, numero.....
I did not know about this until I read your article.
I am not surprised as Coney dogs are awesome and are one of Michigan's benefits (along with four beautiful weather seasons, the great lakes, etc.)
My spouse is from England and did not know what a Coney was. Had their first one at Tom Z. Also the White Horse has good ones.
Great letter! I am still smiling.
Hey numero.....
What was the situation with the young lady gunned down in the liquor store parking lot across the street from Ten Fu?
Some posters indicated it was an ex-boyfriend or something.
Oh, and also, stay safe out there........:)
If animals are fed at the same time every day, and walked regularly, they do not poop in their home. All dogs, big or small, should be walked every day.
The dog poop was his fault.
@Anita and redlight....
You are not wrong.
I don't have my CPL yet, but when I am outside on my property I have my gun with me when mowing the lawn and when grilling out in the back yard as well.
I would never have bought a gun on my own. I feel I was forced to because of the gun toting idiots that shoot anything that moves. Or if some thugs break in to my house when I am home.
They all have guns illegally. I think it should be easier for the good guys to open carry.


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Finally, a Thai restaurant that's walking distance to BPC !! They are super friendly and the owner even put on (2) new item's on the menu for me **They now have MeeGrob !! ** The Panag is great and PadThai is also very good ... I dont love the interior, so I always get food to go.. decent prices. It has made my move from Chelsea to Battery Park more bearable)
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The place is a classic hole in the wall. Average quality and a little slow on the draw. Coconut milk soup and Pad Thai with can of soda for $14 in less than 15 mins. Not amazing, but not bad. 3 min walk from Battery Park City.
Posted by Clayton on 11/11/2009
I just finished my meal from Budtharasa and i must say I enjoyed my meal. The people were a little rude about me paying credit card for my $8.69 meal because of their $10 minimum but I got my food fast (I called from liberty plaza and walked). I feel the portions were very appropriate for lunch and the curry had a nice tang to it, although a bit watery. I cannot complain about the wateryness though, because the thinner the broth the healthier generally. The chicken was thoroughly inundated in the curry flavor, which is more than I can say for most cheap thai places that taste like the chicken was just stuck there. Will I go back there? I'm not sure, I will surely think of it the next time I'm hungry for green curry at work.
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The chicken pad thai was good, not the best I have had but the lunch special is worth the $8. I also ordered a drink and salad and my total came to $13. I gave the delivery guy a 20 and he claimed not to have change. He ended up with a $7 tip. I called to let them know and they did not care in the least.
Posted by Jeff on 06/06/2008
I ordered from this place, and the food is excellent, tastes great, however, the Pad Thai is supposed to be spicy right? (mine wasn't). They mixed up the order, and charged me the wrong price. When I got there, I was honest with them and paid the price difference. Afterwards, I called to let them know that they had made a mistake, and they were stubborn about it.
Posted by Tim on 03/08/2008
The food is solid. Ive ordered Thai food from more expensive places in the area and this place was better. I especially like the chicken pad thai as the reviewer below did. Service is good too. When I call in an order the food is ready by the time I get there (I am coming from across the street.) More of a take out place.
Posted by Anonymous on 12/11/2007
Budtharasa has the best chicken pad thai - I probably get it at least once a week, and all my friends that have tried it agree. I've tried the chicken pad thai from 4 other thai restaurants in the financial district and this is the best, and also the cheapest! I haven't tried the chinese food, but the pad thai and summer rolls are great. The food always comes out hot and delicious within minutes, and the woman who runs the place is very friendly.


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I am using GridViewRowDetails to display information regarding a row in a GridView. I am using the GridViewToggleRowDetailsColumn to toggle the information off and on. I am developing with the MVVM pattern and extensive databinding. I want to be able to hide the plus sign on a per row basis using binding. In addition I would like to be able to toggle the button in my ViewModel code as needed. Do you have any suggestions on how this can be accomplished using MVVM and binding?
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Hello Jason,
The main point here is that GridViewToggleRowDetailsColumn does not inherit from GridViewBoundColumnBase, so that it has no exposed DataMemberBinding property. I would advise yout to design a custom column that mimics the GridViewToggleRowDetailsColumn's features and inherits from GridViewBoundColumnBase. I have prepared an example project that illustrates this approach. Please, refer to it and do not hesitate to contact us immediately if any further inquiries occur.
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Great, I downloaded the project. I added 2 buttons to the main view, one for collapse all and one for expand all. I bound the buttons to a DelegateCommand which executes methods that iterate through the Club model and set the IsExpanded property appropriately. The IsExpanded setter calls the OnPropertyChanged method to push the changes to the ui. This works well and the UI is updated the way that I want. So half of my problem is solved. I am still looking for a way to hide the button entirely by binding a property from the Club object to a Visibility in the XAML. Do you think that you can help out with that.
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Hi Jason,
I would advise you to expose an additional property that implements this functionality. The original GridViewToggleRowDetailsColumn has a ToggleButtonStyleProperty, but this type of column won't work properly in your case, since it doesn't inherit from GridViewBoundColumnBase.
Ivan Ivanov
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Hey Ivan,
I was hoping that you could extend your example project to show me how this could be done. I tried various techniques and was unable to get the behaviour that I was looking for.
Hi Jason,
I have added this feature to my project. Please, refer to it.
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Ivan Ivanov
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I have the exact same need but using an Silverlight 5 project ... any chance you have a working code sample for SL5?
It does seem to me odd that the GridViewToggleRowDetailsColumn has an "IsVisible" property that apparently can't be bound like other columns ... it's a pretty common UI request to NOT show a details button when there are no details present.
I've posted in the SL forum asking about this, any help would be appreciated and it would be even better if support for IsVisible data binding were included in the SL RadControls.
Thanks, Rob.
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I gotta say I have meterberry, BBM 5.0, weatherbug, shazam, slacker, Iheartradio, a game im beta testing, mobile checkbook, score, myspace, opera mini, app world, google voice, google sync, and .151 with BBC's V6 and i have only lost 6MB all day with moderate use.
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Been having convo's on BBM, txt, email, used Myspace and Facebook for about an hour.
and lost a grand total of .1 MB in about 6 hours.
Fallen, broken. Simply dissolved into an incomplete thought.
An empty shell, cracked, and disfigured. With no remorse,
I have been blinded by the darkness. With no disdain,
I have received my punishment. And with no haste, I await them.
i to have notice an decrease in my memory but i could not put my fingers on it. but i do believe it is bbm 5.0 i didnt have a memory problem unltil i installed it
I just installed bbm 5.0 sat. night, and just randomly checked memory a few minutes ago and it was down to 2.9. I've recently started using bluetooth so I don't know if that may be some of it.
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I will admit that I've also noticed a decrease in app memory running BBM5.0. However it is a tour and a I do have lots to lose do its not a big deal but it is there.
I'm currently at 120 hrs of uptime (time without a battery pull/reset) and its drop for the first time ever below 80MB. Life's tough I know lol but like I said its there.
Prior to loading BBM5.0 I put in about the same amount of uptime and never dropped below 115MB.
I love the new BBM5.0 its totally worth running but clearly some bugs as far as memory issues.
It might be the introduction of the recent updates. Like anything else that runs in the back ground.
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I have a Storm and I don't show any Leak Memory since I installed the BBM 5.0.
I have very good luck with my Storm I love it plus this is my first BlackBerry.
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I have 2 things happening at the same time. First i used 7 Mb's so far today. After reading this thread I decided to look. My weather app hasn't updated since this afternoon. So it's hard to say if it was BBM or the app that was leaking. Since my weather app is set to check for updates every 30 minutes. I think it got stuck and never disconnected. I just did a battery pull. I will monitor all night and in to tomorrow as I use FB and BBM all day for the most part.
Edit : the phone definatley got stuck. Aftger the pull i got 5 BBM's and 9 emails and my weather app updated correctly
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i only have 1 friend with a blackberry, is this even worth keeping on my phone? can i use it with aim and stuff like that? also i tried barcode thing and it wont scan weird..
lol do u just add everyone u meet with a BB?
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This year the governments of Mexico and the United Kingdom have decided to celebrate the 'Year of Mexico in the United Kingdom' and the 'Year of the United Kingdom in Mexico'. The objective of promoting better understanding between these two nations comes with both a cultural and economic benefit, with Mexico's third biggest tourist group being residents of the UK (behind the U.S. and Canada). Learn more
Defence Industry Bulletin, July 2015 (Issue #6)
France's export machine has gone into overdrive in 2015 with enormous deals with Egypt and Saudi Arabia recently announced. On 23 June the first FREMM frigate was delivered to Egypt and Defence Industry Bulletin had Victor M.S. Barreira on the scene to report on the historic deal. Download the issue here to read the story as well as dozens of other articles from the land, sea, air and cyber domains. Learn more
Military Airlift: Programmes and Requirements Analysis Report 2015
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In this report Defence IQ outlines the key procurement programmes in place for Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPVs) around the world. OPVs are the fastest growing segment of the naval vessels market, with at least 24 countries are known to have a total of 136 OPVs on order. In all, 30 countries have plans for up to another 276 at a total value of over $60 billion. The total number of OPVs on order has increased by 4% in the last year, while the number planned has also increased by 4%. Learn more
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The latest issue of Defence IQ's Global Armoured Vehicles Market Report covers the most significant procurement programmes and requirements worldwide. View this section on Africa by clicking on the image below. The report includes data on where executives in the defence industry in the region see their armoured vehicle priorities for the near future. Learn more
Colombia: An Overview of the Armoured Vehicle Market
Events this year have reinforced the dynamic of operational demands that Colombian Armed Forces are currently facing. In January, it was announced that 32 8x8 wheeled combat vehicles would be purchased in order to enhance security measures along the Venezuelan border. Defense Minister Juan Carlos Pinzón told the press that the nation's military is now "stronger, more modern, and more capable" than ever when it comes to dealing with present and emerging threats. Learn more
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Naval Combat Systems include Weapon, Sensor, Communications and EW Systems and can constitute well over 50% by value of the cost of warships and submarines. The Market for Naval Surface-to-Air Missile Systems and Naval Air Surveillance and Tracking Radars, for example, is forecast to exceed $10 billion over the next 10 years. Meanwhile, the Market for Naval Sensors is forecast at over $20 Billion in the next decade. These sensors include Electro-Optical/Infra-Red (EO/IR) Systems. Learn more
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US power remains the linchpin of the international system as America's global preponderance endures in five decisive domains – politically, militarily, economically, technologically and culturally. Notwithstanding this, the ability of the US to maintain near current levels of defense spending is in jeopardy and the trend for national defense spending has been a downward one for several decades; the country's share in the global GDP held steadily until 2005, and is currently 24 percent, which makes it the jurisdiction with the single largest share. Despite these fluctuations, the global economic pivot is shifting to Asia even as the international system is increasingly adjusting to the realities of multi-polarity and new emerging power centers. Learn more
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"Headspace" is the long awaited followup album from artist Kevin Reeves featuring adventurous pop songs without boundaries. Read more
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"Headspace" is the long awaited followup album from artist Kevin Reeves featuring adventurous pop songs without boundaries.
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The writing and recording process has spanned the last 2 years. It has been a time of trial and triumph, seclusion and rebirth. It has been a long arduous process. With your help, the album will finally see the light of day. Your funding will be used for recording, including studio and production costs, mixing, mastering, artwork, pressing, production of documentary, a website redesign, and a small PR campaign.
If you are not yet familiar with my music, I invite you to download my debut album (released May 2006) entitled "It's About Time by going to http://www.kevinreeves.net/KevinReeves.zip. Thanks so much for your time and consideration of supporting my project.
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The gypsy moth is spreading deeper into the stateline area and scientists are doing what they can to slow the spread of this tree killing insect.
Scientists have detected the gypsy moth in several areas, but it's the first time the moth has been detected this far west in Winnebago County. The gypsy moth is attracted to several species of trees including the oak that is dominant in this area. During the summer the insect feeds off the leaves, stripping the trees bare and killing them. So far, no damage has been seen here, but spraying hopes to kill larvae before any damage can be done. Spraying will begin in May and those doing the spraying say it is harmless to humans.
The problem with the gypsy moth began on the East Coast about 150 years ago and scientists have been chasing the insect across the country ever since.
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A locking cap for a container has a combination lock built into the top. Two or more thumbwheels with numbers or letters are mounted beneath the top surface of the cap or gung plugs. The thumb wheels have through holes corresponding to the numbers or letters. One or more pins are slidably mounted in the cap. The pins are locked by the thumb wheels unless the through holes are in alignment. The pins either project through holes in the container or abut inwardly, projecting portions with the top of the container to prevent turning of the cap unless the pins are retracted. Combinations of numbers or letters can be preset at manufacture, or selected at or after sale, using plugs to fill selected through holes.
1. A locking cap for a container comprising:
a cap having a substantially flat top and a downwardly projecting skirt, said skirt having an inner margin means for engaging a container;
a plurality of rotatable thumb wheels mounted in said top, said thumb wheels having knurled surfaces and indicia on an outer surface and projecting at least in part above the surface of said top;
one or more through holes in said plurality of thumb wheels which can be brought into alignment by rotation of said thumb wheels;
one or more pins slideably mounted to said top in alignment o pass into said through holes when said holes are in alignment, said pins engaging locking means in a container when withdrawn from said through holes; and
means for moving said pins projecting above the surface of said top.
2. A container having at least one hole in its side at an upward portion of said container.
3. A container having at least one inwardly projecting tab or extendation at an upward portion of said container.
4. In combination, a cap according to
5. In combination, a cap according to
6. An adaptor for a container having a right-handed screw thread, said adaptor having a right-handed internal male screw thread and a left-handed mail outer screw thread.
7. An adaptor according to
8. A cap according to
9. A cap according to
10. A cap according to
11. A cap according to
12. A bung plug for a drum, a plurality of thumb wheels having a knurled surface and having indicia mounted in said cap, and having a portion projecting above said cap;
one or more slidable pins having a projection extending above said cap wherein one of said thumb wheels has two through holes, another of said thumb wheels having at least one through hole;
wherein when said thumb wheels are in alignment, said slidable pins pass through said thumb wheels and are retractable therethrough; and
when said pins are extended beneath the top of said drum they prevent removal until unlocked.
13. Thumb wheels and plugs for use in setting a combination lock, said thumb wheels having a central axis of rotation, a plurality of indicia on a radial surface, and a plurality of through holes in said wheels corresponding to said indicia whereby a combination of through hole passage can be set by plugging selected holes.
This invention relates to methods for incorporating a combination lock into a cap for a vial, bottle, jug or drum containing a toxic chemical, a pharmaceutical or any other material that should be secured.
Secure caps for containers of various substances are encountered frequently. Automotive and truck fuel tanks employ locking caps to prevent theft of gasoline and diesel fuel. Various designs for child-proofing medicine bottles and cleaning supplies rely on strength and complex manipulation to keep potent medicines and corrosive chemicals out of the mouths of babes.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,796,768 to Stuckey discloses a locking mechanism for a cap based on a clutching mechanism and using a keyed or combination lock.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,848,621 to Radliff discloses a cap for a fuel container in which a key may be hidden.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,212,971 to Yoon et al. discloses a "push button combination lock" to secure a fuel tank.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,317,796 to Hunter discloses child resistant packaging which employs combinations of twists to deter children while still making the contents accessible to adults. U.S. Pat. No. 5,351,845, also to Hunter, discloses another combination style twist-off cap.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,059,132 to Benjamin is directed to a combination lock cap for a threaded bottle.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,059,135 to James et al. is directed to a compartmentalized "lunch pail" with a combination lock in the lid and sliding bolt type latching system.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,786,346 to Gurnard et al. is directed to a locking cap for a drinking glass using a wire to pull a castellated skirt portion under a lip and to release the wire when a correct combination is put into the wire latching area.
The prior are safety caps are complicated and are not readily adapted to common sized containers such as the ubiquitous amber bottles or vials identified with pharmacies prescription filling or other common bottles for household cleaners.
It is a first objective of this invention to provide a locking cap for a vial or bottle which includes a combination lock. It is a second object of this invention to provide a cap for a vial or jar which can be transferred from one vial, bottle or drum to another. It is a further objective of this invention to provide a system whereby a person may have multiple caps with the same combination.
These and other objects of this invention are obtained by a locking cap having a brace of pins slideable through a set of three numbered wheels with holes which, when properly aligned, allow the pins to pass through the wheels. When the pins are in an extended position, blocked by the wheels, the pins lock the cap in place on a vial or container by being positioned under an inner lip against an inward projection in the side of the container or through a brace of holes in the side of the vial or bottle. The pins may be joined at their periphery to form a plug or blocking lock to impact a projection.
A combination lock type cap for a vial, bottle or other container serves many functions. Safety is a primary concern when expensive medicine such as erythropoietin, huGMCSF and remicade are used outside (or even inside) an hospital setting. Safety is also a concern when medicines are used in nursing homes, or in dwelling houses where children are present. Security is also a concern with potent morphine analogues that are subject to abuse by persons for whom they have not been prescribed. Common household chemicals such as NaOCl, NaOH and paint thinners pose serious risks to the uninformed, especially children. Garden chemicals such as lime and a few pesticides may cause injury to eyes, or if consumed, poisoning, Fuels such as gasoline, diesel fuel and charcoal lighter fluid should be kept from children and are sometimes stolen in bulk.
The invention is a locking system applicable to a wide range of the above listed products which has a cost which can be justified in consideration of the value of the protected property and protected parties. The locking cap of this invention may be made in a limited number of standard sizes and used over a wide range of products.
Finger wheels 11, 13, 15 are shown in perspective in
The number of Arabic numbers 65 or other indicia (letters, astrological symbols, etc.) are not strictly limited except that when the three wheels are aligned so that the holes are in register, a number or other indicium should be at top dead center of each wheel.
Optionally, a flange 61 on cap 3 may engage a flange on the vial (not shown) as is present on existing pharmacy vials.
The second embodiment utilizes a rigid crossbar 71 bridging pins 35, 37. The inside of the vial carries two projections 73, 75 between which the braced pins 35, 37 project in the locked position. In this embodiment, the cap 3 may be gasketed to effect a leak-resistant structure.
Either embodiment may be adapted to be applied to any standard size vial or bottle using a screw or adaptor as shown in
The same concept may be used on drums of industrial chemicals by using a threaded insert for a bung-hole in a 55-gallon drum.
A bung plug normally has a bottom surface below the bottom of the drum top. The finger wheels of this invention may be used to lock and unlock pins which project below the bottom of the bung threads to prevent removal without retractions.
In applications for medicine vials and bottles, the cap may be made from a thermo formed plastic such as by injection molding. For larger applications, such as drums, tanks, etc., a mild steel may be more suitable.
Detents are not required form practice of this invention. When detents are desired, a leaf spring in sinesoidal configuration and having small dimples may be interleaved between the thumb wheels to engage small indentations in the front of thumb wheels 13, 15 and the back face of thumb wheel 11 to provide a more mechanical feel to the locking mechanism. For larger applications, a spring load of the pins may be desirable and may be biased in the locked or unlocked position.
Caps according to this invention may be purchased with preset combinations. Combinations can be reset by replacing one or more of the thumbwheels. Alternatively, thumb wheels could be purchased separately and the combination set at the point of purchase or by the purchaser.
The invention disclosed herein may be used for safe-keeping medicines and household chemicals such as cleaners, pesticides and paint thinners and to secure toxic industrial chemicals in transit or on-site.
The invention has been described in terms of preferred embodiments which do not limit the scope of the invention. Modifications and adaptation apparent to those skilled in the art are included within the spirit and cope of the invention.
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Information session features river and shore side jobs
HUNTINGTON -- A huge part of Huntington's landscape is also a forgotten resource for those looking for employment, said John Whiteley, executive director of Workforce Development at Mountwest Community and Technical College.
Whiteley was referring to the Ohio River, as MCTC and the Inland Waterways Academy hosted a Maritime Career Day Monday afternoon at the Tri-State Fire Academy in Huntington.
"We built a floodwall and we don't see the river, so we don't think about it," Whiteley said. "The river has good jobs, good paying jobs and has so many opportunities to offer people in a maritime career."
The Maritime Career Day featured information about a variety of river and shore side jobs including deckhands, welders, electricians, engineers, tankerman certification and industry progression. Representatives from Mountwest, AEP River Operations, Amherst Madison, Cabell County Career Technical Center, Higher Education Adult Program/Financial Aid, McGinnis, RCBI and West Virginia Workforce Region 2 were on-hand to discuss educational and career opportunities with interested visitors. It was the academy's first open house on jobs and training available in the career field.
"We're trying to spread the word that we're here," said Whiteley, who added that the session was well attended by parents and prospective students.
One of the training options available to students is an associate's degree in transportation technology, combining all areas of transportation under one umbrella with break-out options for more specific career options.
"Huntington is a transportation hub. Often, maritime folks think about boats, rail thinks about rail, and truckers think about the road, but transportation is a system. Everything works together."
Whiteley said welders, in particular, are in high demand.
To learn more about the transportation programs offered at MCTC, call 304-697-5616.
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The new cartoon in town, "SheZow," lays out the adventures of a young boy who uses a magic ring to become a superhero — a female one, that is.
The joint Canadian-Australian animated series, airing currently on The Hub, has drawn criticism and controversy, inspiring a boycott among those who feel a cross-dressing hero isn't appropriate for the 6- to 11-year-old age group "SheZow" is aimed at. Little do those concerned parents realize that gender-bending in the super-set has been around almost as long as comic books themselves.
Way back in May 1940, Quality Comics introduced a character called Madame Fatal in the unfortunately-named Crack Comics, a debut that would have otherwise been relegated to the overflowing bin of obscure superheroes had the lady in question not been a man in disguise.
Millionaire Richard Stanton took on the identity of an elderly woman to investigate the kidnapping of his daughter and liked the role so much he continued to fight crime as the cane-wielding, red-cloaked hellion. Young readers must not have been swept up in the apparent bonuses of cross-dressing, for Madame Fatal disappeared after only two years of publication and surfaced decades later as the butt of homosexual jokes from modern superheroes.
Apparently, there was something in the ink they used in 1940 as DC editor-writer-artist Sheldon Mayer added a new character to his "Scribbly" strip in All-American Comics with the colorful moniker of the Red Tornado.
Wearing a souppot as a helmet and long johns for, err, long johns, the strapping, virile Tornado was in actuality a portly woman named Ma Hunkel. Ostensibly a humorous character — like SheZow herself — the Red Tornado's message of cross-dressing went over better than Madame Fatal's and lasted for several years.
Here in 2013 it's hard to believe there's not a greater purpose of diversity behind "SheZow" than simple cartoon fare, something that Madame Fatal and the Red Tornado were most likely never intended for.
Still, without solid ratings, history may still send the newest gender-bending crime-buster to the same end as his/her vintage fellows: obscurity.


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New Mexico – Thousands of New Mexicans have signed up as organ donors following the unveiling of a new Web site and online donor registry.
The site and registry were created with a $115,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. It's a collaborative effort between the state Motor Vehicle Division, New Mexico Donor Services and New Mexico Lions Eye Bank.
State officials said Monday more than 35,000 New Mexicans registered as organ donors in August, with more than 20,000 of them registering after Gov. Bill Richardson announced the site two weeks ago.
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Chyrp at Software Freedom Kosova 2011 Conference
Couple of days back, it was publicly announced on Twitter and Facebook that I will be talking about Chyrp at the Software Freedom Kosova 2011 event. I know I should have officially announced that with a blog post here, since it was totally worth it, I guess I must have been too excited and didn't really pay the necessary attention of doing that.
On that regard, however, I'm quickly sharing the slides that I used for introducing Chyrp to an audience of about 300 people, while hoping that I will publish the video material, once I get it from the organizers of the conference. Until then, have fun and enjoy navigating through the slides, and leave your feedback in the comments.
Awesome. And... Me in autors. Great. I'm very glad.
B.E.A.UTIFUL slides. Your presentation was just amazing brother.


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I think this is a very interesting fight as it is a huge step up for Shane but I really think he takes this one. I think he can keep it on the feet and knock Gabe out in the first round. What do you guys think?
I think this is a very interesting fight as it is a huge step up for Shane but I really think he takes this one. I think he can keep it on the feet and knock Gabe out in the first round. What do you guys think?
Gonzaga will take this fight, either by KO or submission. It really is a HUGE STEP UP for Carwin.
its hard to say. usually when carwin takes someone down he gets to mount the fight is over bing bang boom.
with gonzaga im sure he can him down but then what, gonzaga is far superior on the ground.
should be interesting.
There is no way Carwin can win this. I do not think he has the skills to take on someone like ganzaga. Gonzaga takes this fight in round 1 or 2 with a submission
"I don't know when it will happen, but it's inevitable that I will lose." - Fedor Emelianenko
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That's quite a step up for Carwin...we all know what Gonzaga can do.
I hope Carwin...wins. He could really be a monster.
If Carwin wins, he would be one fight away from getting the title shot. A Lesnar vs Carwin would really sell for UFC.
However, I see GG winning. GG has a lot of power as well and even though people say GG doesn't like getting hit, it's not like Carwin does either. When Carwin gets hit, he reverts to his wrestler mentality and takes it to the ground and we know who has the advantage there.
I see GG throwing a lot of kicks in the fight until he does get taken down, where I can see him sweeping or submitting Carwin.
Although I understand that this is a huge step up in competition for carwin I think people are writng him off a little too quickly. Not only is carwin a perfect 10-0, he has one every fight in the first round. In fact his longest fight was just over 2 mins. I know he hasnt been facing the toughest competition but i just cant count out a uy that has been walking through every opponent he has faced. At thedvery least I think that you will see an exciting fight and i wouldnt count on it goin the distance no matter who wins
Carwin vs. Gonzaga is a good match, but if Cro Cop couldnt out strike GG, I dont see Carwin doing it. GG broke Randys arm with a kick, like come on, the guys a beast. Carwins only chance is to try and keep it standing, but even then, GG has shown he can bang.
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Area scores: Triton sweeps Two Rivers tournament crowns
Girls basketball
Two Rivers Conference Tournament - final
Triton 54, South Johnston 49
No. 3-seeded Triton (12-13) defeated No. 1 South Johnston (19-5) to win the Two Rivers Conference Tournament Friday night at Triton. South Johnston was undefeated in TRC play coming into the final.
Junior Kadizah Gaulden led the Lady Hawks with 21 points including 5-of-9 three-point shooting. Triton made eight three-pointers total.
Je'Nae Harvey had eight points and five assists for the Lady Hawks while Jamecia McNair added seven points and Tarica Worney had six points, 10 rebounds and three blocks. The Lady Hawks won the fourth quarter 17-10.
The Lady Hawks won three games in three nights in the tournament.
Pinecrest 46, Hoke County 33
The Lady Patriots (8-12, 5-5) won their Senior Night game versus Hoke County Friday night. Seniors Danielle Paran and Judith Lawhon scored 10 points apiece for the Lady Patriots. Pinecrest finishes fourth in the Southeastern Conference.
Chatham Central 53, North Moore 44
The Lady Bears (13-10, 9-4) finished the regular season with a victory at North Moore (8-15, 5-10) Friday night, avenging a loss to the Lady Mustangs from January.
Boys basketball
Mid-State Conference Tournament - final
Graham 66, Jordan-Matthews 62
The Red Devils (16-7) defended their Mid-State Conference Tournament title edging No. 4 Jordan-Matthews (10-16) Friday night at Cummings. The Jets reached the final by defeating Reidsville, then No. 1 Cummings in the semifinals.
The Jets jumped out to a 13-7 lead after a quarter. Jackson Rodgers led the Jets with 21 points, scoring 13 in the first half. Jaleel Dunn scored 14 points.
Jamie Newman led the Red Devils with 18 points.
Two Rivers Conference Tournament - final
Triton 69, Smithfield-Selma 68 - 2OT
The top-seeded Hawks (19-5) rallied from trailing 49-41 starting the fourth quarter to force overtime, at 59-59, and eventually win the Two Rivers Conference Tournament in double overtime on their home floor Friday night.
Senior Nick Parker led the Hawks with 22 points, six rebounds and six assists. Parker made 5 of 9 three-pointers.
Chris Eason had 11 points and 13 rebounds. D'Angelo Harris had 11 points, eight assists and six steals. Raynor Weaver added eight points with six points each from Trent Fennell and Dequill Avery.
Sophomore Raequan Smith led No. 3 Smithfield-Selma (10-16) with 23 points.
Hoke County 64, Pinecrest 58
Hoke County (16-9, 9-1), already having won the Southeastern Conference championship, spoiled Pinecrest's home finale Friday night.
Kardashian Ragin and Brendan Ortiz led the Patriots with 16 points apiece. The Patriots finish 6-15 and 3-7.
North Moore 53, Chatham Central 48
North Moore (15-8, 12-2) completed a regular-season sweep of the Bears (12-11, 7-7) Friday night in Robbins. The Mustangs got out to a 16-6 lead by the end of the first quarter and held on as Chatham Central tried to rally in the fourth quarter.
Zack Burke tallied 21 points and 11 rebounds for the Bears while Matt Clark had 19 points and nine boards.
North Moore wins the Yadkin Valley Conference East Division and has won four of its last five games heading into the state tournament.


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The long answer is, search the board for IGMod (which is used with IG, which is considered by many to be a great GPS program) and Skinbedder (which can also skin IG, but can be used with ANY type of program), which might allow you to skin SA to have the appearance of the Gramin GPS. But as mentioned, that will not correct your address issue.


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Talkin' Blues: The Signature Up-Tempo Soloing Style of Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown
Talkin' Blues: The Signature Up-Tempo Soloing Style of Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown
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Sixty years ago, barely a decade into the electric guitar era, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown unleashed one of the wildest guitar instrumentals ever captured on record. "Boogie Uproar" was just that, a dose of pure, in-your-face electric energy that musically linked the past—the sophistication of swing—to the future: the raw ferocity of rock and roll.
Brown launched his career in 1947 on the heels of fellow Texas guitarist T-Bone Walker, the original architect of the electric blues guitar single-note soloing style. While influenced by Walker, Brown favored a far more aggressive barehanded attack through a cranked-up amp, a sound that he further enhanced by ditching his hollowbody Gibson L-5 for the radical new Telecaster. Combined with an impeccable sense of rhythm and a wild imagination, the result was a distinctive, white-knuckled style that inspired players like Guitar Slim, Johnny "Guitar" Watson and Albert Collins.
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Bath police arrest man in connection with fires
BATH — Two dumpster fires on Sunday led to police arresting a man they believe also set a July 4 fire at a Davenport Circle child-care center.
No one was injured in the Bath Area Family YMCA dumpster fires, which were quickly extinguished, according to police. After Bath Fire Department Capt. David Hudson found the fires were set intentionally, investigator Mary MacMaster of the state fire marshall's office was contacted.
Meanwhile, Bath Police Officer Ted Raedel searched the area and found "a person of interest," according to a police press release.
With information from Raedel, Bath Police Detective Marc Brunelle and MacMaster went to the Bath home of 21-year-old Allan Vigil, who they interviewed and then arrested on a charge of arson.
Damage from the July 4 fire at Family Focus, 2 Davenport Circle, was contained to a single room, although water damaged other areas of the building, Sgt. Ken Grimes of the state fire marshal's office said at the time.
Anne Pappas, office manager at Family Focus, said afterwards that "we had a slight interruption" the day after the fire, but that "we were back full-steam on (July 8)."
Three days before the Family Focus Fire, Bath firefighters also responded to a debris fire at the city landfill.
Vigil, who was taken to Two Bridges Regional Jail in Wiscasset and was to be arraigned Monday, has allegedly been connected to all four incidents, according to police.


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As a junior in 2010: Appeared in 17 games, starting in 10 of those games for Quinnipiac…Tied for third on the team in points (8), goals (3) and assists (2)…Totaled 16 shots on the year…Scored the game-winning goal in the Bobcats' 2-1 win against Mount St. Mary's on Oct. 10.
As a sophomore in 2009: Saw action in all 17 games, starting in 11 of those games... Ranked third on the team in points (8), goals (3) and assists (2)…Tallied 26 shots on the season...Was named to the 2009 Northeast Conference All-Tournament Team.
As a freshman in 2008: Played in all 16 games for the Bobcats, starting in 11 of them...Scored one goal and had one assist on the season, as well as tallying 24 shots.
Before Quinnipiac: Played four years of varsity soccer at The Wheatley School…Also, suited up for the Albertson Fury club team...Was voted All-Conference her freshman and sophomore seasons...Was voted All-Class in her junior season...Was voted All-County in her senior season...Also named a State Finalist MVP in her senior season...Helped her team to County Championships in her freshman and junior seasons, and Long Island Champions and State Finalists in her junior season...Helped her club team to win the State Cup Championship.
Personal: Native to East Williston, NY...Daughter to Laura and Angelo Del Mistro. Has a sister, Stephanie, who played soccer at Bryant University, and a younger brother, Nicholas...In the ELMPA program at Quinnipiac with a minor in psychology.


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Lyon are on the cusp of a record third successive UEFA Women's Champions League crown, although underdogs Wolfsburg are confident of upsetting their opponents at Stamford Bridge on Thursday evening.
The French giants, described as the Barcelona of women's football, are the first team to contest four successive European club finals and do so on the back of victories in 2011 and 2012.
Lyon overcame German sides Turbine Potsdam and Frankfurt in those triumphs and Wolfsburg are determined not to go the same way in west London.
There is confidence within the camp that they can do just that, having recently won the women's Bundesliga and German Cup, as well as knocking Arsenal out at the semi-final juncture.
"A Champions League final is always a challenge, no matter who you are playing," Wolfsburg coach Ralf Kellermann said.
"Now we are playing against a team that has won it twice and obviously that is big a challenge as there is.
"But even though they have dominated for so long, we're going to be absolutely prepared, ready and motivated for this game.
"We want to win the game for us, not for the pride of Germany or anything like that. I saw the finals in Fulham and Munich and Lyon deserved to win those games.
"Now we're playing a game here, over 90 minutes or 120 minutes, and each team has a chance. We're completely motivated, completely prepared and we will be in that game to win it."
High-flying Lyon wary of Germans
Lyon have brought a vastly experienced squad to west London and captain Sonia Bompastor, part of the triumphant sides in 2011 and 2012, believes they can succeed again.
"Traditionally when French teams came up against German sides, the French sides would always lose," the 32-year-old said.
"Thankfully, with Lyon over the last couple of years we've managed to change that and show that we have the ability and talent within the team to actually beat them if we play to our best level.
"Perhaps they are less impressive than they were but we still have a lot of respect for them.
"German sides have always been in the final over the last few years because they work very hard, the national and club structure is very good and are still the benchmark we respect."


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28th July 2015
Lily Baldwin: Secret Room
Lily Baldwin wanted to treat this music video as a short film with a clear A,B,C narrative, in addition to giving herself the challenge of using minimal gesture to convey feelings, and replace the literality of words.
Lily's approach to storytelling can be quite heretical in its
use of "dance", she often
chooses simple more common stories to subvert.
Baldwin directly referenced the lyrics of the song here.
Baldwin investigated two kinds of rooms:
1. the privacy we keep that gives us solace.
2. the secrecy that doubts: deception and perhaps infidelity.
Lily studied quite a lot of David Hockney's images as she feels they speak directly to these co-existing yet separate worlds.
In Secret Room the film, each person has a fantasy:
The woman's was an ode to the free abandon of Thelma & Louise.
The man's was an iconic reference to Pretty Woman - a riff on that predictable convention.
Baldwin chose a car as the context, as it literally confined two people together, and allowed for day-dreaming in these rooms. And ultimately she wanted these "secret room adventures" to bring them back to their relationship inside the car, somehow renewed.


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Many of the winery restaurants in Finger Lakes Wine Country offer spectacular views of the lakes.
Finger Lakes Wine Country is experiencing a culinary revolution. Chefs have come from around the country to the Finger Lakes to open up quaint bistros and restaurants missioned to source local and organic ingredients. We invite you to discover and enjoy the wide range of restaurants in the region from winery bistros to waterfront restaurants.
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Keeping with the concept of using locally sourced ingredients for menu creations, Finger Lakes Restaurant Week offers a one-of-a-kind dining experience within the Finger Lakes region.
Finger Lakes Restaurant Week is designed to celebrate local restaurateurs, farmers, organizations, and consumers that support the local food movement. It is an opportunity for Finger Lakes chefs to showcase their best creations using the abundant local ingredients this region has to offer at the peak of harvest through moderately priced, prix fixe menus. Learn more >
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May 2015
The Warming Business Climate in Africa
by Scott Taylor
With a spate of new activity and progress, perceptions of business and the role of the private sector in economic life have shifted markedly among donors, investors, and African public officials and private actors.
Nigerias New Democratic Dawn?
by Brandon Kendhammer
[W]hile the March election map shows how divided the country still is in many respects, the peaceful turnover is a chance to build a greater sense of national solidarity around democratic institutions.
Surviving Ebola: The Epidemic and Political Legitimacy in Liberia
by Mary H. Moran
With each promise of more foreign aid by multilateral donors, the general public assumed that the nations elites would grow richer while ordinary people were abandoned to die in their homes and on the streets.
The International Criminal Court and the Making of a Kenyan President
by Gabrielle Lynch
[T]he ICCs intervention did not help prompt a political transition, but was instead effectively framed as an injustice and used by the defendants and their supporters to mobilize political support.
The Varieties of Nationalism in Africa
by Sara Rich Dorman
[N]ationalism in much of Africa continues to manifest itself in a struggle for control of the state where political institutions are unable to accommodate pressures for representation.
Perspective: The Price of South Sudans Independence
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Just a few years after becoming Africas newest nation, South Sudan is embroiled in civil war and faces bankruptcy despite its ample oil wealth, thanks to a cynical scramble for the spoils of power.
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South Africa has reinvented itself repeatedly throughout its history. Now the post-apartheid freedom generation is searching for a way to realize its aspirations for a better life.
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Eadweard Muybridge (1830-1904) is one of those men who, along with Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell, made the modern world—for what is more characteristic of the modern world than motion pictures? For his sequential photographs of leaping horses, made in the 1870's for California governor Leland Stanford, and his monumental Animal Locomotion (1887), Muybridge is justly regarded as the godfather of the movie. And yet for a generation he has been the victim of sustained academic calumny. Two events this month make clear the extent of this injustice.
The first is the publication of Marta Braun's Picturing Time: The Work of Etienne-Jules Marey (1830-1904), a study of Muybridge's French counterpart. The subject of a respectful New York Times review, Braun's book argues that Marey was the true innovator, in contrast to Muybridge, who supposedly manipulated his images to make them more pleasing and to ensure that they reinforced Victorian sexual stereotypes. This is a theme that Braun has been restating since her 1984 article "Muybridge's Scientific Fictions," which has become the prevailing scholarly wisdom.
In that article, Braun made much of the fact that Muybridge photographed women in domestic settings—sweeping, pouring tea, getting out of bed. She implies that Muybridge could see women only as housewives (or objects of sexual fantasy), and that this lessens the value of his work. In truth, it is remarkable how liberated Muybridge's women are. They are also shown jumping over hurdles, throwing baseballs, leaping over sawhorses—activities conveniently ignored by Braun (and the scholars who cite her, not subjecting her work to the same skepticism that she brought to Muybridge's). That her interpretation should become the prevailing wisdom, enshrined even at the National Museum of American History, says less about Muybridge than it does about the debunking mood of art scholarship in the mid-80's, when Braun first emerged on the scene.
For an antidote to this sort of reductive scholarship, one turns with pleasure to Equus Unbound, a small but terrific exhibit at the University of Pennsylvania that highlights the activities of Fairman Rogers, the chief sponsor of Muybridge's motion study experiments. Rogers was an engineering professor and amateur horseman, whose interest in horses was scientific, aesthetic, and social (he was the author of the celebrated Manual of Coaching). The show makes clear that Muybridge was supported in his pioneering work by some of the nation's leading engineers, biologists, and physicists. It is a first step in removing a generation's worth of tarnish from Muybridge's unfairly besmirched reputation.