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COLUMBIA CITY — Whitley County Consolidated School Board of School Trustees approved the purchase of five new buses for the district at Monday's meeting.
Total cost for the five buses was $339,698. There were three Starcraft activity buses purchased for $132,108 and two 78-passenger buses purchased for $207,590. The 78-passenger buses replace two 72-passenger buses that were 13 years old, and the three activity buses that were replaced were either 14 or 12 years old. Buses are not allowed to be traded in until they are at least 12 years old.
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In March's American Mathematical Monthly, we honor John Ewing, the winner of the 2012 Gung and Hu Award for Distinguished Service to Mathematics. Dr. Ewing is a former editor of the Monthly, and Ann Watkins offers us a summary of his career. Our articles for March give us an introduction to algebraic geometry, a lesson in stereographic projections, and sufficient conditions for the existence of median Mitscherlich and Verhulst curves. Notes include viewing square roots as homomorphisms, a new approach to Cauchy random variables, and character analysis using Fourier Series. Gerald Alexanderson reviews Hersh and John-Steiner's Loving and Hating Mathematics: Challenging the Myths of Mathematical Life. Last but not least, don't forget our Problem Section. —Scott Chapman
Vol. 119, No. 3, pp.179-259.
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Ann E. Watkins
About the Gung-Hu Award: The Yueh-Gin Gung and Dr. Charles Y. Hu Award for Distinguished Service to Mathematics is intended to be the most prestigious award for service made by the Association. It honors distinguished contributions to mathematics and mathematical education—in one particular aspect or many, and in a short period or over a career. The initial endowment was contributed by husband and wife Dr. Charles Y. Hu and Yueh-Gin Gung, a professor of geography at the University of Maryland and a librarian at the University of Chicago, respectively. They contributed generously to our discipline because, as they wrote, "We always have high regard and great respect for the intellectual agility and high quality of mind of mathematicians and consider mathematics as the most vital field of study in the technological age we are living in."
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Jessica Sidman
We explain how four surfaces that are ubiquitous in algebraic geometry may be obtained from convex polygons whose vertices have integer coordinates, realizing these surfaces as examples of toric varieties. We highlight the combinatorial and algebraic properties revealed by this construction. Our claim of novelty is in our particular combination of the toric, classical geometric, and algebraic points of view.
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Daniel Daners
We consider a family of conformal (angle preserving) projections of the sphere onto the plane. The family is referred to as the Lambert conic conformal projections. Special cases include the Mercator map and the stereographic projection. The techniques only involve elementary calculus and trigonometry.
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Yves Nievergelt
A commonly taught scientific method for building mathematical models uses finite computations to approximate the curve of a specified type that best fits the data, without checking whether any such best-fitting curve exists: not every regression objective need have a global unconstrained minimum. One counterexample will confute its theoretical foundation: any triple of points with super-exponential growth does not admit of any unconstrained bestfitting Verhulst logistic curve, regardless of the regression criterion. Moreover, because the set of all such triples is open, there are still no best-fitting Verhulst curves after sufficiently small but arbitrary perturbations of the data. Nevertheless, the present explanations show that through each triple of points with sub-exponential growth passes a unique Verhulst curve. Furthermore, if every triple of data grows sub-exponentially, then for the reciprocal data there exists a median Mitscherlich curve whose reciprocal is a Verhulst curve. Applications range from alchemy to zoology.
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William C. Waterhouse
In any field $$K$$ where −1 is not a square, there are homomorphisms from the squares to (chosen) square roots in $$K$$. Maximal fields $$F$$ with such homomorphisms have $$Gal(\bar{F}/F)$$ either $$\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z}$$ or the 2-adic integers.
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Michael P. Cohen
A remarkable property of the Cauchy distribution is that the sample mean of standard Cauchy random variables itself has a standard Cauchy distribution. This result can be shown using characteristic functions, convolution integrals, or multidimensional change of variables (Jacobians). A new method of proof based on the periodicity properties of the tangent function is presented.
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Daniel Reem
We show that character analysis using Fourier series is possible, at least when a mathematical character is considered. Previous approaches to character analysis are somewhat not in the spirit of harmonic analysis.
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Problems 11628-11634
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Loving and Hating Mathematics: Challenging the Myths of Mathematical Life by Reuben Hersh and Vera John-Steiner (Princeton University Press)
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Goodrich Corporation, Westford, Massachusetts, has been awarded an $11 million firm-fixed-price contract for Pakistan DB-110 sustainment effort that includes upgrade capabilities, spare and support equipment. This award is the result of a sole-source acquisition, and is 100 percent foreign military sales for Pakistan. The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, is the contracting activity (FA8620-14-C-4017).
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co., Fort Worth, Texas, has been awarded a $7,253,896 modification (P00068) to FA8615-07-C-6032 for F-16 production contracts. The total cumulative face value of the contract is $430,377,045. This modification incorporates a solution to solve a radar interoperability issue affecting F-16 aircraft produced for Pakistan and Thailand under the basic contract. Work will be performed at Fort Worth, Texas, and is expected to be completed by April 30, 2016.
Exelis Inc., Clifton, N.J., has been awarded a $9,796,591 firm-fixed-price modification (P00004) on an existing contract (FA8540-11-C-0012) for manufacture and delivery of AN/ALQ-211 (V)-9 AIDEWS pod classified and unclassified spares. This award is the result of a source-directed acquisition and is 100 percent foreign military sales for Pakistan. Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, Robins Air Force Base, Ga., is the contracting activity.
QinetiQ North America has announced that its TALON military robots will provide explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) mission support to Pakistan's military forces. The latest $7.8 million order was facilitated by the U.S. Navy and follows previous orders from Pakistan for EOD robots.
Northrop Grumman Electronic Business Segment, Linthicum Heights, Md., has been awarded a maximum $115 million firm-fixed-price contract to provide 16 AN/APG-68 (V)9 radar systems for the Royal Thai Air Force and 22 AN/APG-68 (V)9 radar systems for the Republic of Iraq for a total of 38 radar systems.
L-3 Communications, Link Simulation and Training, Arlington, Texas, is being awarded a more than $20 million contract to provide the Pakistan air force one aircrew training system (ATS) to support pilot training. The ATS consists of two F-16 Block 52 aircrew training devices and the mission support systems with 18 panel "simusphere." It also includes a new F-16A Block 15/52 ATS; a new F-16C Block 52 ATS; 21 months contractor logistics support (12 months on-site and nine months on-call); common ATS Block 15 and Block 52 software load; high-fidelity cockpit; 360 horizontal X250; version MMC 7
ITT Systems Corporation, Clifton, New Jersey, is being awarded about $49 million for the ALQ-211 (v)9 Advanced Integrated Defensive Electronic Warfare Suite. This will provide systems software and support equipment for the ALQ-211 (v)9 pod. This award includes 18 pods, 4 pod shells, 2 antenna coupler sets, 2 lab test benches and data. This contract is a foreign military sales requirement for Pakistan. Warner-Robins Air Logistics Center, Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, is the contracting activity.
Goodrich Corporation, Surveillance & Reconnaissance Systems of Chelmsford, Massachusetts, was awarded a nearly $72 million U.S. Air Force contract to provide five dual band-110 Pod, two datalink upgrades to existing pods, two fixed ground stations, one mobile ground station, four ground station datalink receiver kits, initial spares, technical manuals, minimal initial engineering support for final in-country installation, integration, testing and a study for a potential fusion center. This supports a Foreign Military Sale program and Pakistani F-16 aircraft.
Lockheed Martin Corporation, Eagan, Minnesota, is being awarded a $7 million contract modification to support the Pakistan Navy's P-3C upgrade efforts under the Foreign Military Sales program. Support to be provided includes labor, aircraft hangar costs, and acoustic receiver technical refresh program report resolution required to upgrade and overhaul seven P-3C aircraft. The Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division, Lakehurst, New Jersey, is the contracting activity.


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Nobody likes a bandwagon-jumper (and if you've sent the kind of "It's Euro 2012 – help support England by buying our mousetraps!" type press release then SHAME ON YOU. Luckily the lovely folk over at Mother London realised that if they were going to do a special Euro 2012 fanzine it had to be a thing of beauty, depth and wit – and that's exactly what they've produced.
Teaming up with the team at The Rig Out they produced Pazsport! a cheeky but intelligent publication aimed at the non-neanderthal kind of football fan (of which there are thousands despite what some newspapers might have you believe).
As Mother partner Dylan Williams puts it: "I'd always wanted to do something to counterbalance that bovver boot skinhead stereotype. A one-off fanzine in the spirit of classics like The End and Boys Own seemed the perfect way to do it. With the help of lots of really sound people I think we've made something pretty decent."
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Welcome to the unique original art quilt galleries of Colorado quilt artist Jeanine Rivard Malaney. The artist's work is displayed in several original art galleries differentiated by geographic denomination and also one contemporary art gallery. All paintings are original pieces, titled, signed, dated and framed (but may be purchase unframed as wall hanging quilts). Included in these art galleries are wall quilt paintings with mountain trains, mountain rivers, mountain lakes, horses, wildlife, endangered species, national parks, national forests, Indian and cowboy historical and cultural heritage art. This realist artist specializes in mixed media of fiber, paint and quilting to create unique 3-Dimensional fiber art quilt paintings with dramatic scenery and mountain landscapes. This 3-D art painting technique can be better observed in the photography by looking at the full size images (double click on any image). These original quilt art paintings of this technique are dynamic and are one of a kind which can not be copied or reproduced. This is American Western quilt art, realism with pizazz.
Early June at Yellowstone
No visit to Yellowstone National Park would be complete without seeing at least a few of the Bison(Buffalo). Do not get too close. These three old fellows are shedding their winter coats. Yellowstone is our favorite National Park. In late May or early June there are few tourists and we have sighted many new born animals, including bison, bear, elk and even moose.
Cabin 2 at Kalaloch
"Cabin 2 at Kalaloch" which is near the Olympic National Park in the state of Washington
Cabin at Kalaloch
"Cabin at Kalaloch" which is near the Olympic National Park in the state of Washington
Ancient Pueblo Site
A 34 by 22 Fabric art painting "Ancient Pueblo Site" which is of Chimney Rock near Pagsoa Springs Colorado. Chimney Rock is surrounded by the Southern Ute Indian Reservation near Pagosa Springs, Colorado. This National Monument was home to the Pueblo Indians of 1,000 years ago. The twin rock pinnacles are considered sacred to the local tribes and a full moon ceremony is held there today with limited public participation allowed.
On Golden Pond
A 29 by 38 Fabric art painting "On Golden Pond" The great blue heron graces the ponds and lakes around Pagosa Springs. I have watched them catch crayfish along our shore on Village Lake. One old fellow sits on the railing of our dock to warm himself in the early morning sun. What a privilege to see wildlife!
The Eiffel Tower in Paris what more could you want
Happy Jays
In the Colorado Arizona we also see the Blue Jays which are colorful but noisy birds.
Opal Lake II of the San Juans
In the Colorado San Juans Mountains I tried to captures the true spirit of the American West Colorado Rocky Mountains remote lake represented in this painting.
This painting tries to capture the true spirit of the Southwest Colorado remote areas.
Opal Lake of the San Juans
Opal Lake of the San Juans captures the true spirit of the American West Colorado Rocky Mountains remote lake represented in this painting.
On the Edge
On the Edge captures the true spirit of the Colorado Rocky Mountains train in the San Juans National Forest.
El Rancho Pinoso
A guest fishing and hunting ranch "El Rancho Pinoso" which is near the Pagosa Springs CO has the beauty that is unmatched.
El Rancho Pinoso II
The guest ranch "El Rancho Pinoso" which is near the Pagosa Springs CO is a fun place to visit.
Canyon de Chelly
"Canyon de Chelly" in North East Arizona is a national monument that you should really visit the next time you are in the area.
Mandan Sunrise III
A 17 by 22 Fabric art painting captures the true spirit of the American West is clearly represented in the history and cultures of the American Indian.
Emerald Lake of the San Juans
The little glacier lakes are just part of the natural beauty of the Colorado Rocky Mountain
The River Runs Through
This is a 22 by 40 original fabric art landscape painting. Rocky Mountains streams are just on unreal in their beauty as shown in this fabric art painting.
Arch in Time
Canyon Land National park does not appear to age but in 2008 this arch fell to the ground. So this truly is an Arch in Time as it can no longer to seen at painted.
Iris Stained Glass
A Colorado Rocky Mountain wild Iris is painted as were in a Stained Glass.
Over Seventy
An over seventy year old truck sits above the ghost town of Animas Forks in the Colorado Rocky Mountains.
Ranch Partners
Two cowboys roping a young cow to presumably to tag it in a Colorado Rocky Mountains valley.
Hidden Soul of China
This is a 18 by 24 original fabric art landscape painting. This is a typical view of the China Bamboo forest as it is seen today.
Hay Bales
Traveling to Oregon in the fall I spotted this old farm with the field of hay bales at sunset. This could have been a 100 year ago or maybe 100 years from now.
A Colorado Rocky Mountain landscape, this unique fabric painting gives you the sense of Mountain Lake with a young deer coming to take a drink from the clear blue lake.
Penstemon on Saguaro I
Famous for their accordion-like trunk which expands with rain to store water for the desert drought, the Saguaro is an amazing survivalist. Their armor of long and short spines provides protection from animals but also shelter to some insects and birds, like the cactus wren . The thorny bull thistle is a likely companion. This original southwest fabric landscape painting reminds me of my 18 years living in desert.
Colorado Country Road
The artist was returning from Phoenix, flying into Durango. Driving from the Durango Airport out to highway 160, she spotted this old fence with a large thistle and a bird perched beside it on the fencepost. The San Juan mountains and foothills loomed behind, calmed by the open fields. The very next day she made a pencil sketch from memory and painted this art work watercolor landscape from my sketch. She love Pagosa Springs Colorado and you will love this painting!
Escaping Our Mortality
Life is pointless unless there is a part of us, the spirit, the soul, that escapes this world and registers our real significance in the next world, as God sees us.
In my art piece you see the album of those Kodak moments, representing our lives on earth... who we are and what we do. The book is heavy and weighing us down with ego. Our spirit cannot escape. As the photos are shed and fall from the album, the book becomes lighter and lighter and begins to float, then fly. Shed of ego, what is inside of me, what makes me, me... soars!
This painting is mounted on a block of wood and ready to hang.
Mt. Wilson Beams on Alta Lake
Typifying the Colorado Rocky Mountains (the Colorado "Rockies"), the San Juan Mountains of Southwest Colorado are her " purple mountain majesties ". Mt. Wilson rises to 14,246 feet, near Telluride, in the San Juan This landscape painting, located near timberline, the Alta Lakes reflect deep sky blues and spruce greens.
The Little Crabapple Tree
This is contemporary fabric collage painting is 42 by 48 and is a fantasy forest. Imagine a romantic picnic here, watching the apple blossoms flutter down like snow. The light filters in from behind giving a mystical glow in this original fabric collage painting.
Garden Fence
I had a garden fence, six feet tall to keep the elk out of the vegetables! I glamorized the fence and added flowers for this unique landscape fabric collage painting. Up on the Mogollon Rim in the Arizona mountains, these flowers would have to be fenced from the elk too! A butterfly makes a brief appearance as evening settles in.
Cactus Home
The Saguaro Cactus is home to many different birds. Here we see a Great horned owl sitting at a nest in a Saguaro. Notice the lager branches that the owls use to build their nests.
View from Jerome Grand Hotel
Looking out of the Grand Hotel in Jerome at the town of Jerome, Arizona with the red hills of Sedona in the distance.
Sunrise on the Golf Course
I am looking though a tree with the golf course in the foreground and the mountains in the background.
Desert in Bloom
In Arizona in the spring the desert has a plethora of flowers in bloom. Here we Saguaro and Ocotillo which are unique to the Sonora desert.
Monument Valley Shepherd
In north east Arizona monument valley is just artistic. The way the rock spirals rise up from the desert floor into the Arizona blue sky takes your breath away.
The Old Apple Tree
I think back to by childhood days in the Midwest and remember the quit beauty.
Morning Fog
In the Rocky mountains near the source of the Rio Grand river I saw this morning view of an eagle flying over.
Mt Rainier Tranquility
"Of all the fire mountains which, like beacons, once blazed along the Pacific Coast, Mount Rainier is the noblest. -John Muir
Red Crow at Sunrise
This Quilt captures the true spirit of the American West is clearly represented in the history and cultures of the American Indian. Centuries before the first white man appeared in America, many tribes were scattered across this vast country. Each tribe was uniquely identifiable by language, clothing, art, tools , weapons, harvests, hunts, ceremonial traditions, and specifically by territory. But all tribes shared an ancestry with the Great Spirit of the land, a pagan and hauntingly beautiful religion that has survived to today through the legends and lore of the American Indian. The Mandan of South and later North Dakota was a strong, peaceful tribe of estimated 15,000 until nearly wiped out by smallpox. Their villages were trading centers along the Missouri River and prototyped the American West Indian trading post. They made boats of branches and buffalo hides. They built large round lodges and harvested corn, beans, and squash. The famous explorers Lewis and Clark encountered and wrote about the Mandan in 1805, numbering them at about 1200. Thirty years later smallpox attacked again and reduced the tribe to a mere 125. Thereafter they intermarried with the Arikara tribe and eventually rebuilt their villages.
Mandan Sunrise II
this quilt captures the true spirit of the American West is clearly represented in the history and cultures of the American Indian.
Prickly Pear Haven
Though awkward and ostentatious, cacti are a fascination of mine. It is amazing that they feed and house so many critters. In this contemporary fabric collage, the cactus wren nests safely in the protective spines of the prickly pear cactus.
New Life - Hidden Thorns
Though awkward and ostentatious, cacti are a fascination of mine. It is amazing that they feed and house so many critters. In this contemporary fabric collage, the cactus wren nests safely in the protective spines of the prickly pear cactus.
Spirit of American West III
This is a typical Colorado Rocky Mountain landscape, this unique fabric painting purveys a sense of the wide-open spaces, big western sky, home for the bald eagle, and heritage of the land in wild horses. The earth colors are subtle against an intense blue sky, highlighted with distant snow-capped peaks.
Grand Canyon, Mather Point
This is a 42 by 34 original fabric art landscape painting. Standing out on Mather Point, observing the greatest Natural Wonder of the World, my soul is stirred to praise God. I actually spot an eagle and feel doubly blessed. My original realist art painting with fabric hopes to capture the glory of Gods creation.
Winter Quiet
The stream is swollen from melting snow, pregnant with spring. This painting on fabric elicits mood-soothing coolness, calmness and quiet solitude.
Spirit of the West II
It is Mecca to me, the Colorado San Juan Mountains. Every summer my dad would drive the family of six from Indiana to explore the mountain landscape, canyons, deep blue lakes and reservoirs, and rushing rivers or mountain streams of the American West. All of the family eventually moved Out West. In this unique fabric painting Pagosa Peak shines in her springtime glory and galloping horses fly on the breeze.
Along the Animas River
Steam-powered with coal, the Durango to Silverton Colorado train is reminiscent of the 1880s mining days. The ride provides spectacular wilderness scenery through the San Juan Mountains sometimes hanging on a cliff, sometimes through a pine and spruce canyon, sometimes along the Animas River. I first rode this train in 1952 as a small child, on vacation from Indiana. I have been enthralled with Colorado ever since and eventually moved to Pagosa Springs. This unique fabric art landscape brings me right back to that first ride stirred with fond memories of family travels throughout the American Southwest.
Spirit of the West I
The flavor of high Colorado desert and low rugged mountains captivates my imagination here. I added horses running free to symbolize the wide open spaces of the American West and our Indian heritage. Every summer my dad would drive the family of six from Indiana to explore Out West. Enjoy this original realist painting with fabric in hopes to capture the glory of Gods creation.
Grand Canyon Vista
This quilt (framed) is looking east 40 miles or more on the brink of the Inner Gorge of the Grand Canyon where the scenery is colossal. This is a one of a kind painting and can not be reproduced and will not last at this price. One feels like an ant looking out from the sky scrapers of New York. Between rocky ledges of red sandstone, sunlit cliffs, large columns, basalt, symmetric walls 2,000 feet high, and the Colorado River 3,000 feet below this lookout peak, one is awe-struck by the vastness and depths and grandeur. A beauty unsurpassed is captured in this painting of the Grand Canyon - number one Natural Wonder of the World!
Ahhh, Denali !
In this fabric art painting, a moose grazes in the marsh with Mount Denali in the distance. This is a 43 by 35 fabric wall art painting (unframed) but may be purchased framed (49 by 41) in the artist selected frame as shown. Add this original mountain landscape realist painting to your art collection. Viewed through her nearly permanent veil of clouds, McKinley\'s grandeur will leave your heart racing and your spirit soaring. Across Denali National Park, views are expansive, rivers run milky white with rock pulverized by glaciers. A treeless tundra spills away in all directions. Dall sheep, caribou, moose, and grizzly bears roam freely. Ahhh!
The mountain are beautiful and this bird is enjoying the view with you.
Saguaro Home
Saguaro Cactus are home to several birds but here we see the cactus wren peaking out of it home.
Bass and Sax Musicians
What would be music with a bass Musician and a sax Musician playing a a wild background.
Piano Musician
Musical Instruments would not be complete without the Piano
Cityscape Sidewalk Cafe
The city has a lot to offer and here we see a little outdoor cafe with customers enjoying the siting.
Cityscape Skyscrapers
The cityscape has tall skyscrapers but here I included a kite and some colorful umbrellas
Cityscape Traffic
What cityscape would not have a freeway with bummer to bummer cars on it. Now why is there a kite?
Tetons Mountain Goats
You always see the mountain goats on the steep side of mountain, so it is not surprising to see them in the Tetons National Park
Teton Moose
If you want to see Moose the Tetons National Park is the place to go.
Tetons Big Horn Ram
Yes the big horn sheep are always wonderful to see and you can always tell the rams
The African desert has a lot of wildlife and even a few zebras in the Serengeti.
A Africa Celebration
This is painting is meant to capture the life style of the Africa couture
Musical Violin
There is one string instrument that has to be included in any fine art of music and it is the Violin
Delicate Arch
Arches National Park in Utah has some wonderful natural arches but the most famous one is Delicate Arch
Window Rock
The wind in southwest Utah carves the sandstone rock into many different shapes. Here we see on the many Window Rock formations.
Buy Fair Trade Baskets
Buy Fair Trade Please is a request for people to only buy from suppliers that pay their employees a fair wage for their work. Here we see three ladies with baskets of coffee.
Buy Fair Trade Please Picker
Buy Fair Trade Please is a request for people to only buy from suppliers that pay their employees a fair wage for their work. Here we see one lady picking coffee.
Buy Fair Trade Please Coffee Carries
Buy Fair Trade Please is a request for people to only buy from suppliers that pay their employees a fair wage for their work. Here we see three ladies carrying baskets of coffee from the trees.
Two Blue Jays sitting in a tree forest admiring the beauty of the dense forest before them.
Edge of the Marsh
A Goldfinch sits in a bush in a dense Colorado forest admiring the beauty of the view.
Chimney Rock Sunset
Chimney Rock Sunset is a painting of Chimney Rock national monument located close to Pagsosa Springs, Colorado at sunset.
Walking in the Rain
Walking in the Rain is a painting with a couple walking down a city street in the rain.
Einstein is a painting of the world famous German-born theoretical physicist who is best known for his general theory of relativity
Solar Flare
This is a set of three 12 by 12 original fabric art landscape paintings. A painting of a solar flare from our Sun showning Earth, Mars, and Jupiter.
The Three Gossips
In Arches National Park in Utah these three stone pillars appear to be the three gossips.
Africa Camouflage
One of by favorites is this leopard that is camouflaged in to the background of Africa grass and brush.
Southwest Feather Pottery
This grouping is representative of the American Southwest mountains and Indian heritage.
Southwest Echo Canyon
This painting is representative of the American Southwest Indian heritage. Echo Canyon a landscape quilt of one the many canyon that make echo canyons. This one is in New Mexico on US RT 84
Window to the Source
This is my interpretation in fabric of the l an exploding star via Hubble images.
Spirit Song
This is a 18 by 25 original fabric art landscape painting. We happened upon these wild horses near Glacier National Park in Montana. My husband Dale took several spectacular photos of this incredible encounter.
Treasure Falls Autumn
This is one of the treasures of the San Juan mountains of Colorado in the Autumn.
Treasure Falls Summer
This is one of the treasures of the San Juan mountains of Colorado.
Saguaro in Bloom!
It is spring in the desert with blooming cactus a bird in the Saguaro Cactus.
Canada Green
I feel privileged to see moose in the wild and have been so lucky many times in Alaska, Canada, and at Yellowstone.
This is a 30 by 11 original fabric art landscape painting. We often see the great blue heron on our small lake here in Colorado. A very large regal bird, the heron commands attention but is extremely shy.
Dawn on the Lake
This is a 42 by 20 original fabric art landscape painting. I have seen the majestic, great blue heron often on our Colorado Rocky Mountains lake, especially at dawn. It walks among the cattails to spot small fish for breakfast.
This is a 25 by 18 original fabric art landscape painting. Visionary monoliths of ice amid a grey surround, the icebergs stand like sentinels from heaven, heralds of eternity. This art piece was inspired by a poem from Antarctic Visions by Nina Carey Tassi.
Winter Woods
The winter in Colorado Rockey Mountains is so wonderful. I this sea of Aspens in the snow we find this buck deer.
Quivering Gold
This was from a mountain drive I took to see fall colors near Creede, Colorado.
Hidden Waters
American Basin Spring Serenade
After a two hour, four wheel drive adventure to Cinnamon Pass, we stopped for this incredible view. The wildflowers flourish in this natural basin fed by melting snow.
Southwest Spirit
This painting is representative of the American Southwest mountains and horses.
Utah Triad
This is a set of three 12 by 12 original fabric art landscape paintings. This group is representative of the sculptured rock scenery at Arches National Park near Moab, Utah comprised of: 1) the Three Gossips (350 feet tall sandstone tower; note the scale compared to the cars in the lower foreground); 2) Window Rock (one of many such formations; the opening is about 51 ft. high and 93 ft. wide); and 3) Delicate Arch (65 foot tall free-standing arch).
Arctic White
This is my interpretation in fabric of Polar Bears.
Eagle Fishing
This is my interpretation in fabric of a Eagle Fishing.
Musical Instruments Triad
This is a set of three 12 by 12 original fabric art landscape paintings. Performers include bass, sax and piano with a violin appearance.
Cityscape Triad
This is a set of three 12 by 12 original fabric art landscape paintings. Skyscrapers, sidewalk cafes, and traffic!
Tetons Triad
African Triad
This is a set of three 12 by 12 original fabric art landscape paintings. This group aims for the heart of Africa: the leopard and zebra of the Serengeti, the colorful costumes and dance of the native.
Southwest Triad
This is a set of three 12 by 12 original fabric art landscape paintings. This grouping is representative of the American Southwest: mountains, horses, canyons and Indian heritage.
Light Echo
This is a 12 by 12 original fabric art landscape painting. This is my interpretation in fabric of the light echo off dust surrounding an exploding star V838, via Hubble images.
First Sign of Spring
This is a 12 by 23 original fabric art landscape painting.Small wild iris popping up beside snow banks is a sure sign of spring at the edge of the deep forest.


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Oil Climbs a Third Day on U.S. Supply, Heads for Quarterly Loss
June 30 (Bloomberg) -- Oil rose for a third day, trimming its first quarterly loss in a year, as traders bet U.S. demand may be strengthening and Greece prepared for a second vote on austerity measures designed to prevent a debt default.
Futures advanced as much as 0.7 percent, extending the biggest two-day rally in seven weeks. The U.S. Energy Department said yesterday inventories fell almost four times as much as projected by analysts and Greece's parliament backed Prime Minister George Papandreou's package of budget cuts and asset sales. Oil also climbed as Arlene, the first tropical storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, moved toward the Mexico coast.
"The Greek situation has provided some optimism," said Jonathan Barratt, a managing director of Commodity Broking Services Pty in Sydney, who predicted oil will average $100 a barrel this year. "Combined with inventory data, which is very strong, and a memory of the hurricane season with Arlene coming through, it's given us this unique driving factor."
Crude for August delivery rose as much as 67 cents to $95.44 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange and was at $95.25 at 3:14 p.m. Singapore time. The contract climbed yesterday $1.88 to $94.77, completing a two-day gain of 4.6 percent, the most since May 10.
Oil has erased losses after tumbling below $90 a barrel June 23 when the International Energy Agency announced the release of 60 million barrels from strategic reserves, including 30 million from the U.S. Prices have since rallied more than 4 percent and are 26 percent higher the past year.
'Crescendo of Events'
Brent oil for August settlement traded 27 cents higher at $112.67 a barrel on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange. The European benchmark contract traded at a premium of $17.49 to West Texas Intermediate, the U.S. benchmark grade. The spread reached a record $22.29 a barrel on June 15.
"It's a crescendo of events that is supporting prices," Barratt said. Oil in New York may "trade back to $100 a barrel."
Oil is down 11 percent in the second quarter, the first decline since the period ended June 30, 2010, after Europe's debt crisis bolstered speculation fuel demand will shrink.
Greek lawmakers voted to approve the austerity plan designed to meet European Union aid requirements and stave off a debt default that may have disrupted the European economy. A debate on the second stage of the austerity package resumes at 10 a.m. in Athens, with no time given for the final vote.
Imports Slide
U.S. crude supplies dropped to 359.5 million barrels, according to the Energy Department. The fourth week of declines is the longest streak since the six weeks ended Jan. 7. Imports fell 3 percent to 8.88 million barrels a day, the first drop in three weeks, Energy Department data shows.
Arlene is moving toward the eastern coast of Mexico, where the government has issued a hurricane watch. "Some strengthening is forecast and Arlene could become a hurricane prior to landfall," the Miami-based National Hurricane Center said in an advisory before 8 p.m. East Coast time yesterday.
Petroleos Mexicanos, Latin America's largest producer, has wells in the area. Mexico is the second-biggest oil exporter to the U.S., after Canada, supplying 1.19 million barrels a day in March, the last month for which Energy Department figures are available.
Oil's advance in New York may stall along its middle Bollinger Band, a technical indicator that halted a rally above $100 a barrel three weeks ago. This level is at $97.27 today, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Prices are approaching the 200-day moving average for August futures, at $96.05 a barrel today. A breach of technical resistance usually means prices will continue to rise.
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Futures also rose amid speculation the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries may reduce output in response to IEA's release of reserves. Saudi Arabia, OPEC's largest producer, will proceed with plans to ensure the global market has enough crude, regardless of what the IEA does, a person familiar with policy at the oil ministry said.
Saudi Arabia estimates that consumption will rise by 1.2 to 1.5 million barrels a day in 2012 from this year's level and the kingdom will contribute to meeting that demand, according to the person, who declined to be identified because he isn't authorized to speak on the matter.
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Architect Joe Pazdan looks around the property of Conestee Mill on Monday, June 17, 2013. / Heidi Heilbrunn/Staff
Randy Bragg, an employee of Conestee Mill for 21 years, gives a tour of the mill property to architect Joe Pazdan, realtors Doug Webster and Shelby Dodson and Doug Harper of Harper Corporation on Monday, June 17, 2013. / Heidi Heilbrunn/Staff
Randy Bragg, right, an employee of Conestee Mill for 21 years, gives a tour of the mill property to architect Joe Pazdan, left, on Monday, June 17, 2013. / Heidi Heilbrunn/Staff
Randy Bragg, right, an employee of Conestee Mill for 21 years, gives a tour of the mill property to architect Joe Pazdan, left, Shelby Dodson, second from left, Doug Harper, back, and Doug Webster, second from right, on Monday, June 17, 2013. / Heidi Heilbrunn/Staff
A grimy window in the oldest part of Conestee Mill frames a view of the river.
The Reedy is swollen after a week of rain, and the water is swift and loud as it spills over the dam below.
All of the other rooms on the property are being used for storage, but this one is nearly empty, the windows left uncovered. Though vines have begun to creep in, it�s not hard to imagine a bed against the wall and someone living here.
Hyman Brand can see this. He bought Conestee Mill when it foreclosed in 1978. Its acreage came with a shrunken lake near buildings Brand remembered as �terrible, beat-up places.�
In 2007, a Maryland developer came up with a plan that would put senior housing inside the mill Vardry McBee once owned. The project fell through, but the thought of what the mill could be stayed.
�It just has so much potential. I envision so many things for it,� Brand says.
Restoring old mills like Conestee is no easy task. While there are state and federal financial incentives to offset costs, the challenges involved have also grounded just as many plans. Problems can range from the sheer size of the property to environmental constraints. Many are also historic structures, which can escalate costs into the tens of millions.
The success stories still make the efforts worthwhile, preservation experts believe. The buildings themselves become cultural draws. Urban sprawl is reduced. Tax bases increase, and the communities that faded when the mills shut down slowly come back to life.
A mill for sale
Old mills have a certain smell, so construction executive Doug Harper says as he walks through Conestee Mill with architect Joe Pazdan and real estate broker Doug Webster.
The smell has to do with the oil-soaked floors. There is the faint sweetness of rot and must that comes from the wood planks, which are original but will have to be restored, Webster says. As the group surveys what used to be the company store, they brainstorm redevelopment ideas for the $2.1 million mill that has been on the market for more than a year.
In the past, mills of this size often have been converted into multi-family homes where the cost per square foot is high enough to justify the expenses that come with the project. Still, seven miles from downtown Greenville in an unincorporated town may be a hard sell, so Webster has had to think about other uses.
�The foundation and structure is still in good shape, but it�s going to take a lot of effort,� he says.
What makes the project feasible are the layers of state and federal tax credits available. The South Carolina Historic Preservation Office website lists incentives that span 20 pages, from environmental loans and grants to local property-tax abatements.
Historic tax credits for buildings on the National Register can equal 30 percent of the total rehabilitation cost, and new market credits for projects in low-income areas add up to 39 percent. But mill redevelopment didn�t really take off in South Carolina until 2004, when the state�s Textiles Communities Revitalization Act created an additional 25 percent tax credit.
Three months later, out-of-state developers bought Monaghan Mill and carved out 190 lofts with a swimming pool. The $15 million development received $10.2 million in tax credits.
The credits can then be sold back to investors to offset income taxes.
�That was the intent of all the tax-incentive programs, to level the playing field and help make these projects more viable,� says Robert Benedict, director of the master of real estate development program at Clemson University and a former historic preservation consultant.
Between 2001 and 2012, 80 projects in South Carolina received $47.8 million in federal historic tax credits, according to the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Total development expenses were roughly $276.2 million.
The National Park Service, meanwhile, approved 1,000 projects resulting in $5.3 billion in private investment for historic preservation in fiscal year 2012. Roughly half of the federal tax credits were used for multi-family housing, the rest split between office space and commercial businesses.
The demand is high for residential use, especially among millennials and the creative class, Benedict says. They�re drawn to the distinctive architecture that comes with restored mills. There are heart pine floors and exposed masonry, timber work and 18-foot-high ceilings.
At Monaghan Mill, the brick smokestack also has been left behind, still charred from fires decades ago.
Success stories
On the other side of Greenville, Brandon Mill is waiting for its chance at a new life.
A mixed-use development with 173 apartments was recently proposed for the mill of Shoeless Joe Jackson fame, along with restaurants, a grocery store and other commodities that the Westside is missing.
�This is going to be a dynamite project,� says Frank Warlick, a principal of Historic Brandon Mill LP, which owns the 9.7-acre property.
He envisions a connecting spur to the Swamp Rabbit Trail, B-cycle stations and a farmer�s market � things that will make Brandon a walkable community. The grocery store is also key, Warlick says, since the U.S. Department of Agriculture has classified the area as a food desert.
The prospect of that grocery store brought Ben Davis to the Greenville County Planning Commission�s public hearing this past week, where he told officials the redevelopment would help bolster his community, bringing new energy and growth.
Davis and his wife moved into a house with a back yard that opens up to the mill in 2010. It was the first house they bought, �and we have been so proud to live there and be connected to a historical part of the Brandon community,� he says.
The day after the hearing, Warlick tentatively laid out a construction schedule but says it�s premature to announce dates. He�s seen too many projects fail before they ever take off.
Woodside Mill in West Greenville is a testament to that. The sprawling mill that once held 112,000 spindles has seen two redevelopment plans fall through in four years. The first, a $75 million complex with apartments, a pavilion and office space, quietly came apart after the project was announced in 2009. The second proposal last November involved 300 apartments, retail space, a dog park and artist studios.
That, too, was grounded when officials said the developer couldn�t meet deadlines to close on the property.
The projects that aren�t successful sometimes have environmental issues that are too costly to remove. Most former mills are what the Environmental Protection Agency calls brownsfield sites, or property that, when reused, can be complicated by the presence of hazardous substances. Asbestos, mercury, petroleum, coal dust and lead-based paint are the most common contaminants found in old textile mills, according to the EPA.
Other projects fall through because of the location. It�s the old axiom in real estate, and it applies just as much to converted mills, Benedict says.
Monaghan and Mills Mill worked as residential lofts because they were close enough to downtown to be desirable, he says. Mills, on the fringe of Augusta Road, also played off of its proximity to Greenville Hospital System.
More out-of-the-way mills �have to define their own market and make it a true destination development, and that�s very, very difficult in this market,� Benedict says.
In the end, what happens to Conestee and Brandon will depend on how creative developers can be in the ways they�re reused.
Webster, the broker for Conestee Mill, is still optimistic.
�It may be a little tight. It may be hard to do... but I�ve not seen a property like this with this many unique features in a long time,� he says.
� Staff writer Rudolph Bell contributed to this report.


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Billie Holiday (Eleanora Fagan Gough, Philadelphia, PA, April 7, 1915 – New York City, NY, July 17, 1959) was an American jazz singer and songwriter. Nicknamed Lady Day by her loyal friend and musical partner Lester Young, Holiday was a highly original influence on jazz and pop singing. Her vocal style, strongly inspired by jazz instrumentalists, pioneered a new way of manipulating phrasing and tempo. Above all, she was admired for her deeply personal and intimate approach to singing.
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- Be somewhat nice to them some times, and other times, let them live their lives by themselves. Don't try to be their best friend, they'll think you're weird! They will think you are stalking them or something.
- Don't get carried away by being nice...You might creep them out!
- And also, a reminder, be nice all the time, but do helpful things every once in a while. If you are too nice to them, they'll take advantage of you! And that will take you from a nice person, to a mean person's personal assistant!


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Broadway Palm thinks "pink" in race for Facebook fans
Fort Myers dinner theater combines social media, charity in latest marketing campaign
FORT MYERS - Go to facebook.com/BroadwayPalm and "Like" the page. If the theater gets 5,000 fans by October 21, Broadway Palm will donate $500 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
What: Kids musical about a girl who won't stop eating pink cupcakes
When: October 19, 23, 24, 28 and November 6, 7, 10 & 11.
Where: 1380 Colonial Boulevard, Fort Myers (in Royal Palm Square)
Cost: $15
Information: 239-278-4422 or broadwaypalm.com
Something Else: Special kid-friendly menu including chicken nuggets, pizza, French fries and pink cupcakes
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When kid-friendly, cupcake-filled musical "Pinkalicious" opened Friday, Oct. 14 at Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre, it meant more than just "another opening, another show" for one employee. For Broadway Palm marketing coordinator Melissa Vogt, it was war.
Vogt's boss - Broadway Palm owner and executive producer Will Prather - had noticed that the Broadway Palm Facebook page (facebook.com/BroadwayPalm) was closing in on 5,000 fans. He challenged Vogt to close the gap - fast.
The opening of children's show "Pinkalicious" offered a chance to combine the Facebook fan challenge with a charity effort. "Pinkalicious" was perfect because the color pink has been adopted for widespread use by breast cancer charities to raise awareness of the issue.
"I've been wanting to do something for breast cancer awareness," Vogt said. "Seeing as 'Pinkalicious' opens [Friday] it seemed like the perfect fit."
If Broadway Palm reaches 5,000 Facebook fans within one week the theater plans to donate $500 to breast cancer charity Susan G. Komen for the Cure. As of Oct. 14, the theater was about 270 fans away from their goal. Vogt also plans to give away tickets to "Pinkalicious" for every ten new fans.
"Pinkalicious," adapted from the children's book of the same name, tells the story of a silly young girl who turns bright pink because she eats too many pink cupcakes. She only returns to normal once she learns to eat healthy. The show is offered as part of Broadway Palm's Children's Theater Series on various dates through Nov. 11.
"The show is adorable," Vogt said, describing "Pinkalicious. And sure enough - happy fans had already started chattering about "Pinkalicious" - and posting photos of their daughters and granddaughters in pink princess costumes - on the Broadway Palm Facebook page after the show's first matinée.
Vogt admits to spending "a great amount of time" monitoring the Broadway Palm Facebook page.
"I'm on the page numerous times throughout the day and evening responding to any posts and have really tried to interact with our fans," she said. "I have really committed myself to the page though. ... It's like my baby."
Broadway Palm's Facebook page updates four to five times per week with photos, events, ticket specials, links to reviews or updates on the menu from each show. The several thousand fans also post their thoughts on everything from costumes to the food.
"[Fans] really seem to enjoy the "behind the scenes" aspect of the content we post," Vogt said. "They also like that they have a place to leave comments and suggestions about the theatre, the shows, the food, etc."
While Broadway Palm customers like all kinds of content, Vogt says that contests get a huge response.
"Contests, contests and more contests," she exclaimed. "They can't get enough!"
Of course, each contest also drives engagement and traffic to the Broadway Palm Facebook page - and gets folks interested in the theater and the shows.
Broadway Palm had a "Like My Picture" contest during the run of its summer musical "Annie," where fans uploaded pictures taken with the "Annie" posters in the Broadway Palm lobby - and invited their friends and family to vote via the Broadway Palm Facebook page.
"The biggest success story has been being able to reach out and find new customers," Vogt said. "I've had comments from some fans who actually had no idea Broadway Palm even existed but were suggested by their friends to 'Like' our page."
In addition to contests, Vogt says that Broadway Palm plans to offer more "behind-the-scenes" content.
"This season I'm really planning on focusing more of our content on things behind the scenes from set building, to creating the costumes to actor interviews," Vogt said. "I know our fans enjoy that and I want to give them more of what they enjoy."
Find the Broadway Palm Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/BroadwayPalm. Children's musical "Pinkalicious" has matinée and evening shows featuring a special children's menu through Nov. 11; tickets are just $15. Call (239) 278-4422 or go online to www.BroadwayPalm.com.


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This Saturday more than 100 men, including East St. Louis Mayor Alvin Parks, St. Louis Police Chief Sam Dotson and a team of walkers from the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, put on women's high heels to walk from the Missouri Athletic Club onto the Eads Bridge to draw attention to sexual assault and to engage men in the effort to stop it. Although he wasn't sporting bright red stilettos, Mayor Francis Slay also stopped by to give opening remarks.
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Published on June 9, 2013