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Caroline, Friday, September 29th, 2006
This dramatic image was taken by one of the cameras in the Desert Fireball Network that we'll be visiting in the Nullabar. The white streak across the bottom of the picture is a meteorite fireball, shooting across the sky in the middle of an electrical storm. Less than ten of the 32,000 or so known meteorites have their falls recorded by camera or video.
As well as looking for meteorites, one of our most important tasks will be to check that the cameras are working correctly, and fix any problems that we find.
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Gretchen, Thursday, September 28th, 2006
Today's been very exciting. We picked up one of the 4-wheel-drives we will be taking into the field – it has a snorkel! This allows it to draw in air to the engine from roof level rather than road level, which helps to keep the engine cool as well as making it easier to cross water.
We then went to an amazing camping store where Caroline and I picked out some Swags - Australian outback single person tents - and other essentials for the field.
We ended up having dinner with some friends of Phil's at a restaurant on the Swan River with a fantastic view of Perth at night (and during the day, for that matter). What a great view to end the day with!
More soon from the field. We have tomorrow and Saturday still in Perth with a few more things to pick up, but mostly we are ready to go. Just need to pack everything into the 4-wheel-drive and set out for Kalgoorlie.
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Caroline, Thursday, September 28th, 2006
Today we went to pick up one of our 4-wheel drive vehicles and then set off to buy a load of gear at a camping and outdoor shop. Our meteorite search is really becoming more of a reality!
After that, we paid a visit to David Vaughan, who is a rock and mineral expert and a great friend of Phil Bland, our colleague from Imperial College in London, and Alex's. He showed us some AMAZING samples of different rocks and minerals and also some great slices of the Mundrabilla meteorite. We had a great time talking shop and discussing the different rocks and meteorites.
We are heading out to the field on Sunday, so on Friday and Saturday we have a bit more organising and shopping to do, but we do also get some free time to do tourist things.
We're going to Fremantle on Friday, and then on Saturday I'm going to watch the Australian Football League final – like the FA cup final in England – at Nardi's house. Everyone in Perth is very excited because the local team, the West Coast Eagles are in the final this year. Lots of the local shops and pubs are flying the team flag and colours (blue and gold) and there's a great atmosphere building up.
Nardi says that Saturday will be amazing, so I'm looking forward to watching it with a load of her friends – hopefully they will be able to explain the rules and I'll be cheering the Eagles along with them!
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Gretchen, Wednesday, September 27th, 2006
We arrived here on Monday, and met up with Phil Bland at the airport. Phil's our colleague from Imperial College who'll be joining us on the search for meteorites. He'd flown direct from London and so was feeling a bit more jet lag that we were. We got to our respective hotels in Perth on that night and settled in for a not-so-restful night's sleep.
On Tuesday I also met Martin Towner, the other member of our meteorite search. He's from the Open University in Milton Keynes and he too had arrived on Monday night.
Caroline and I then went to have lunch with Professor Alex Bevan, from the Western Australia Museum where he's the meteorite curator/researcher. I had corresponded with him when I was a PhD student in Hawaii, so it was very nice to finally meet him in person.
I returned to the Museum this morning and spent quite a bit of time looking at their meteorite exhibit. One of the most exciting things for me was to be able to see the main mass (the largest piece) of the Mundrabilla iron meteorite. I worked on this meteorite for my PhD – it's one of the largest meteorites on display in any museum in the world.
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Caroline, Wednesday, September 27th, 2006
Today we went to the Western Australian Museum to visit Professor Alex Bevan. Alex is the Meteorite Curator there, though he used to do my job at the Natural History Museum.
During our visit we discussed the different aspects of our trip and Alex showed us around their meteorite vault. Although the Western Australian Museum has fewer different meteorites than we do at the Natural History Museum (they have about 200, we have about 2000), they do have some amazing samples and I was quite envious!
One of their star specimens in the Mundrabilla meteorite, which is so big that they have to keep it outside. It weighs 12.4 tonnes and you can see how big it is from these pictures that Gretchen and I took. That is the first time I have ever been able to sit on a meteorite!
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Caroline, Tuesday, September 26th, 2006
We flew to Perth on Monday morning and had another good flight – on Qantas this time. While we were in the air we saw some of the volcanoes in Indonesia and also a few thunder storms – the pilots had to fly around them to avoid too much turbulence!
We had to go through strict checks when we arrived, to make sure that we weren't bringing anything into Australia that could damage the native flora and fauna. Because of its geography and the fact that it has been an isolated continent for so long, Australia has developed many unique species - koalas, kangaroos and the like. It could play havoc with the native species if people were to bring in plants or animals which then escaped or otherwise affected the local environment.
Perth is a lovely city. We've been very lucky with the weather, which is great for spring (it is spring here at the moment). It's been warm, not too hot and very sunny.
Today, I met up with my friend Nardi, who used to live in London and moved back to Perth last year. She took me on a tour of the city, visiting Kings Park and also Cottesloe Beach.
Kings Park is the main park in Perth and there are great views across the city. There are lots of trails and paths in the park, as well as a huge range of plants and flowers.
Cottesloe Beach is about 15 minutes drive from the city and is a beautiful white sand beach. It is very popular with surfers and there were quite a few people surfing whilst we were there. I went paddling in the ocean and it was very cold – much colder than I expected and much, much colder than the sea around Singapore! I don't think I will be going swimming while I'm here!
Gretchen, Sunday, September 24th, 2006
Here we are in Singapore! I'm relieved not to be feeling too bad - usually, when travelling east I get the worst jet lag, but we had a fantastic night's sleep on the flight. Still, it's always a bit of a shock to the body to fly this far.
Singapore's really interesting. It's East Asian and tropical and reminds me very much of Hawaii, where I spent four years at the university getting my PhD. The food's great and it's interesting to note how clean everything is.
We spent some time in Orchard Street, the big shopping area, where many of the stores were very familiar (including a Marks & Spencer).
But we spent most of our time wandering along Changi Beach, near our hotel. Again, it reminded me of Hawaii, even down to the fragrance of the orchids, plumeria and other flowers, as well as the beaches.
Tomorrow we're heading off to Perth, to get ready for hunting the meteorites
Caroline, Saturday, September 23rd, 2006
We left London last Thursday and it seems like ages ago! We flew out to Singapore first, on our way to Perth. We were lucky enough to get free flights with British Airways, through their conservation scheme. It was a long flight – more than 12 hours – but it was very pleasant, especially as we were in Club Class seats!
We arrived in Singapore late on Friday afternoon. It was quite hot (over 30°C) and very humid. Singapore Airport is very nice and we got through immigration, collected our bags and out to our hotel within an hour of landing. The hotel's in a place called Changi Village, which is very picturesque, with lots of trees and colourful plants and flowers, including fabulous orchids like the one pictured above. Near the hotel there are lots of green parrots, which we see most in the afternoons. There's also a beach which we've visited a few times.
Changi has an interesting, though sad history. In the Second World War there was an Allied prisoner of war camp here, during the occupation of Singapore by the Japanese. It was then the site of a massacre, and the sand is reported to have run red with the blood of the people who were killed. Some of the prison camp is still standing and it has been turned into a museum and monument to the prisoners who were here.
Now the village is a popular destination for Singaporeans and tourists alike. There are lots of restaurants where you can get all sort of food for very reasonable prices. Singapore is a very diverse country, with people from many SE Asian and other countries living here. As a result, the food and culture is very varied. However, because Singapore used to be a British colony, English is still one of the four official languages and the majority of the road names and so on are in English. Orchard Road (pictured here) is the biggest shopping street and has loads of shops and shopping centres.
We've spent three days here, which has given us a welcome chance to recover from the flight and the jetlag, as well as giving us the opportunity to see a bit of the place.
Tomorrow we're off to Perth, and our meteorite trip will really begin.
Gretchen, Thursday, September 21st, 2006
I'm very excited to be going to the Nullarbor desert. My previous meteorite hunting experience has been in the Antarctic (a frozen desert), but to prepare for this trip, I've had to rethink everything I know about desert camping. Conditions in the Antarctic are very different to those we'll experience in Australia. The biggest difference, of course, is the temperature. For this trip, I won't need to take along all my woolly winter clothes; just a good sleeping bag and regular hiking boots.
Most of the gear we need is already in a storage locker in Perth. We'll gather it all together when we get there, and make sure that nothing needs to be replaced or repaired. After that, we'll get a day or two of rest before we head out into the desert.
While we're in Australia, we're also going to be shooting a video for a Nature Live presentation on meteorite hunting, which will be presented at the Museum in December. I've acquired a video camera and have had some preliminary training and advice. Stay tuned for this Nature Live program, which will also be webcast.
Caroline has summed up how busy we've both been getting ready for this trip to search for meteorites. As well as all the paperwork we've had to fill out, we've also had to have medicals to make sure we're in tip-top shape for working in such a harsh environment. We both passed with flying colours!
Since returning from travels to conferences I've also spent much of my time getting a variety of research projects to a point where I can leave them for a few weeks. This included writing an abstract for a meeting in San Francisco in December.
I just can't wait to get out there and start looking for meteorites.
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Caroline, Wednesday, September 20th, 2006
Organising everything for our meteorite search trip to Australia has kept me really busy over the last couple of weeks. We have to make sure that we have everything that we need for our fieldwork in the desert. At some points we're going to be tens of miles from the nearest other people and there certainly won't be any local shops to buy anything that we've forgotten! I've never been anywhere so isolated before, so I think I'm going to find it very strange. I'm a bit nervous - and excited as well. One important job has been sorting out all the paperwork, so that we can collect the samples. Australia classes meteorites as cultural and historical artefacts, and we can't just go out to collect them and bring them back to the Museum. We have to make sure that we have all the necessary paperwork ready and signed – otherwise we'd be breaking Australian law and Museum rules!
We're flying out to Australia on Thursday and, after a couple of days in Singapore we will be arriving in Perth on Sunday. When we get to Perth we have to buy more equipment and supplies for our field work and we'll co-ordinate with our colleagues from the Western Australian Museum in Perth. Then, a week later, we're off to the desert.
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"A delicious banana shake made with milk, yogurt, lemon juice and sugar."
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lemon juice
4 tablespoons
white sugar
1 cup
1 cup
plain yogurt
1/4 cup
whipped cream, garnish
Creamy and thick. My kids loved the "yogurt drink" as they called it. It is quite filling so I halved the recipe and then divided it up between the 3 kids. They were all slurping the bottom of the cup with their straws and asking if they can have one tomorrow too!
Maybe the trick to making this drinkable is using flavored yogurt. I made this following the recipe and the only flavor I could taste was the nasty sour/tart flavor of the lemon juice and plain yogurt. Not good, not even a little.
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I really liked this. I didn't have any plain yogurt so I used strawberry and it was really good! My 3 yr old and 10 mo. old loved it as well. Nutritional AND tasty!
I think it's important that you realize it's going to have a strong yogurt taste as that is a key ingredient to this shake. It's more smoothie-like to me, but I still think it's good. I've played around with this recipe and found that the best variation for our tastes is: 2 bananas (we love 'em in this family), 1 cup milk, 1 cup yogurt, and 4 TBSP sugar. It is perfectly sweet and tart- like a banana smoothie/shake should be. I omitted the lemon juice simply because I was out, haha. Anyways, I think it's a great recipe that can be varied using whatever fruit you happen to love and still be completely tasty and good for you! 5 stars from me and my family! :)
Very easy and tasty. I used blueberry yogurt and reduced the sugar to only 1 tablespoon. Very filling.
I used some frozen mashed banana that I had in my freezer, skim milk, and fat free yogurt. I didn't put the whipped cream on the top and it still tasted great! Next time I may try honey in place of the sugar.
This is the exact recipe i was looking for. I didn't use lemon juice. I used Splenda instead of sugar. I also used one whole banana and halved the rest of the ingredients for one serving that was a little thicker than orginal recipe. update- I threw in three strawberries and used a small banana. It tasted great.
this was exellent.made it for my son for an after school treat and he enjoyed it.will make again
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Discussion in 'Turkey' started by RuffRyder, Apr 2, 2005.
Also there is Leon Osman who plays for Everton FC
Yeah I do follow him too. He is a cool boy. a talented one, its pitty that FA didint invite him yet...
He was not that eager to play for Turkish NT two years ago which was his best year in The Island. He had a goal to play for England NT, maybe he still is but he also said that he didnt get any offers to play for Turkish NT.
He has been playing for Everton for years regularly. Maybe he is not eager because of what happened to Muzzy after choosing Turkish NT.
But there is not even an offer, i think he cound be convinced by Guus. He always say he searches throughout to Europe to fing young Turkish stars who have not played for any other NT yet, but he doesnt see him ( Maybe because of his age which is ,29, Hid maybe think that if he was Turkish he already would be called up to squad ). Just like Many people in Turkia who thinks that he is fully English even match speakers dont know how to say his name correctly
some of tv match speakers are lazy and unknown about world football.
guus hiddink dont give a damm about leon osman or other talents,it seems he is busy to sign club for premier league coaching.....
(lots of rumours lately).
latest news,
Trabzonspor's Umut Bulut transferred to French side Toulouse FC.
Erdal Akdari joins Hannover
El Kabir joins Cagliari
In GreeceSuperLeague Tümer Metin's team finished 14. out of 16 teams and relegated to lower league. Tümer had a decent season even though his team was relegated. Even though he is a winger, he finished with 8 goals and became most top scorer in his team and 10. in the league. If the 37 year old player Tümer keeps playing with Larissa, he will be 5. Turkish player in 2. tier league of Greece next year alongside Deniz Baykara, Erol Bulut, Kendal Uçar, Yusuf Yılmaz.
He was a great player sometimes and looks like he still is good enough. I miss his magnificent tricks & goals.
He's not Turkish, he's Moroccon.
Grenoble's Atila Turan to Sporting Lizbon. 19 year old left winger. Good move! France Youth Team's player. Waiting for him to choose Turkia NT. Personally I, didnt watch him but being played in France Youth Team should mean somthing important.
Re: Nuri Sahin , Hamit Altintop , Mesut Ozil trio realmadrid training session
Trio looks relax mood.
Stade Rennes sign Erding from PSG
Paris St Germain's French-Turkish forward Mevlut Erding joined fellow Ligue 1 side Stade Rennes on Wednesday in a search of first-team football.
The announcement regarding the 24 year old was made on the Stade Rennes website (www.staderennais.com).
Erding has been seeing little playing time at the Parc des Princes this season after the ambitious Qatari-backed side, who lead the Ligue 1 standings, brought in the likes of Javier Pastore and Kevin Gameiro.
The Turkish international has only scored one goal this season, playing 11 matches.
Tonight game schedule
UEFA CUP semi finale first leg :
Arda Turan Atletico Madrid vs Mehmet Topal Valencia
I realy wonder are they gonna start from starting eleven for this game, or not...
Whom ever goes LA Grand Finale , there will be atleast a one Turkish star at the field.
Good luck!
Real Madrid Turkish midfielder Hamit Altintop to the Galatasaray.
Atletico won 4-2 first leg.
Arda Turan assisted one goal.
Mehmet Topal made a error in one of Atletico goal.
Second leg will gonna be joy to watch...
Good luck to the both players.
Atletico Madrid-Espanyol
Arda Turan scored 2 goal in this game. His first goal was Spectacular...
Congrats Turan and Atletico!
Tonight game UEFA Cup Semi Finale second leg:
Valencia - Atletico Madrid
First leg Atletico Madrid won 4-2
Arda Turan saw yellow card in first leg, so, he have to be carefull to get another yellow in second leg,
if he see second yellow and than Atletico goes finale, the Turkish star will miss the Grand Finale....
Mehmet Topal of Valencia played a unperformed first leg, he made big error in Atletico's one goal.
His morale is down since than...Lets hope he is fully fresh morale to second leg match up.
Good luck to the both players.
predict 2-1 Valencia win but Atletico goes Finale....
Semi Final second leg Game final result: Valencia 0-1 Atletico Madrid
Adrian scored the winning goal.
Atletico goes to Grand Finale......
Turkish star Arda Turan performed a good game .
I wish Arda and his club wonderful Final .
Hope to see He score and assist at the Final!
He's been a great signing for Atletico
Not sure if it has been mentioned on here before but Reading won the 2nd tier of English football last week and will be in the Premier League next season. We have Jem Karacan playing for us in midfield who has played for Turkey under 21's in the past
He came through our youth team and is a real fans favourite. Our player of the season is due to be announced on Sunday and he has made the final 3
Expect to see him making headlines around the PL next season!
Yeah He is very good talent, ie; technique,vision,speed,spirit etc.
They say He is gonna getting call up Senior Squad of Turkey Nt upcoming friendly games .
and Recent news I heard , Galatasaray highly interest on him.
IMO ,Hopefuly He stays at Reading club ,and keep continue to help his team and his rising performance in EPL .
I hope year by year He become new Tugay... aka; a living legend of Rovers club.
Good luck in New Season EPL! , I will keep my eye on Reading performance .
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An experimental drug called ivacaftor has transformed life for two Massachusetts sisters born with cystic fibrosis, a genetic disease that frequently interrupted their schoolwork and extracurricular activities by turning simple colds and viruses into potentially life-threatening lung infections that slowly reduced their ability to breathe freely.
Laura Cheevers, now 13, and her sister Cate, 10, were born with a gene defect that clogged their lungs with thick, sticky mucus, leaving them vulnerable to bacterial growth, infection and inflammation. Cystic fibrosis affects mucus membranes elsewhere in their bodies, including their digestive systems, where it interferes with absorption of nutrients, forcing them to consume thousands of daily calories to keep from losing weight. Both were in and out of the hospital and tired easily from an incurable, progressive disorder, which their parents knew could cut short their lives.
But today both are thriving, thanks to an international team of scientists and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, which spent years jointly developing what is shaping up to be the first treatment successfully targeting the basic defect underlying their disease. Although the twice-daily pill only helps CF patients with one particular genetic mutation, about 5 percent, experts expect the research to help them target the other mutations responsible for the disease. Both girls participated in double-blind clinical trials comparing ivacaftor pills to dummy pills among young adults and children. Neither the patients, nor their doctors, knew for sure for 48 weeks if they were getting the medication -- or the placebo.
However, the family and Cate had their suspicions. They noticed that Cate began improving within a month of beginning the study of ivacaftor in children 6 to 11. She stopped coughing, began growing like a weed, and her first lung tests showed "almost a 30 percent bump, which blew all of us away," said her mother, Kim Cheevers. Laura, who was in a similar study of the drug in children and adults ages 12 and older, stayed "pretty much the same as before. She ended up worsening over the winter."
Then, on April 1, everyone in the two trials began getting the medication for sure, and the results have been nothing short of stunning for the sisters from North Andover, Mass.
Laura, who typically "strains to gain a pound a year," has gained about 8 pounds, said Kim Cheevers, a pediatric intensive care nurse at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. "She is not coughing at night anymore. When she does get sick --and this week we all have this horrendous cold and cough -- her mucus isn't that thick, thick sticky mucus. Everything is watery; it's easier for her to clear." More remarkable still, "she hasn't been on a course of antibiotics since she's been on the drug. In the past, every other month she'd be on something."
Cate, a soccer goal-tender and defender, said she feels relieved now that both she and her sister are getting the medication. "I'm more comfortable now that I know, for definitely, that I am on the study drug, that I'm not on a placebo." It's also easier to see her sister benefiting now, too. "During the trial, when we didn't know that I was on the study drug – if any of us was on the study drug --she would be coughing a lot more. I would feel bad because I wouldn't be coughing," Cate said in an interview on the way to practice. When Laura would have a special line inserted in her upper arm to deliver antibiotics directly into a vein, "I'd just be there watching," she said.


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I've been a primus fan for over a decade. I always wanted to go to one of their shows, but I could never make it. Recently, on their last tour, I finally got to see them. They played for 55 minutes and quit. No encore, not even a whole hour of music, and for $50 tickets. Sorely disappointed. I'll never see them again. Les Claypool has put on great performances with other bands, and don't know what the deal was with this rip off.
I get the impression that the other guys him Primus (Ler & Herb) aren't as committed to music as Les is. I say that because it seems like they came out of retirement to reform Primus. Les and his other bands put on one hell of a show.
Primus rocks. I must admit that at the Tabernacle 06 show was good but not what I hoped for. No whamola jam, kinda short but was happy w/ Wynona's Big Brown Beaver. I still luv Primus, Col. Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade, Col. Claypool's Bucket of Bernie Brains and Oysterhead, of course.
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Liverpool Nightlife
Unlike neighboring Manchester, you don't need to don hiking boots to sample Liverpool's infamous nightlife. Liverpool's relatively small city centre makes for an ideal break from the books with new friends as there's clubs and bars on every corner.
Liverpool has a few areas to target, ranging from Concert Square's pulsating beats to Seel Street's laid back indie vibe, there's truly something for everyone.
Main Areas of Liverpool
Concert Square
Concert Square is the hub of Liverpool nightlife and is the place to hear the latest chart/r&b/hip hop music. An acquired taste, Concert Square is always a hive of activity on a Saturday night with revelers from all over the UK descending on the bars and clubs sprawling from the outdoor courtyard that is the square's centre-point. There is also a 3 floored club, Krazyhouse, which is set in a former factory that has a unique music policy for each floor – definitely a must-visit for your first year in Liverpool.
Don't miss Student-fest – one of the must-do events on the Liverpool Fresher's week calendar. Taking over Concert Square on Sunday 26th September, Student Fest will bring together 6 nightclubs, 12 arenas and 5000 students for the freshers event to end them all. Tickets cost just £10 and are available through Skiddle – find out more about student-fest and buy your tickets here.
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Approach with caution at weekends, this is stag/hen party central, so unless feather boas and inflated drink prices are your thing, steer well clear. It's definitely worth a visit to the Cavern Club, the club The Beatles originally made their name as in the afternoons they often have cover artists playing some of the fab four's biggest hits. Perfect for that authentic Liverpool feel.
Gay Quarter
Liverpool's gay scene isn't on the same scale as Manchester's, but it more than holds its own as a growing piece of Liverpool's nightlife jigsaw. Set on the fringes of the business district, this small collection of bars and clubs hosted the cities first ever pride festival this summer. The gay quarter is located on Stanley Street; particular highlights are Garlands, Pink and The Lisbon pub.
Indie Boys/Girls
If you're of the skinny-jeaned, be-fringed persuasion, you are also well catered for here in Liverpool. Le Bataeu (or The Boat, to locals) is on Duke Street and plays the latest and greatest indie and electro on Friday and Saturday nights. It's £5 for entry, but there are regular drink offers, especially early on in the academic year. Alternatively, there are many unsigned band nights, often free entry, on Seel Street. Heebie Jeebies have bands on in the outdoor courtyard and in the basement, The Masque often host some of the UK's biggest signed acts and Zanzibar, too, is a hotbed of Liverpool's brightest young bands.
As one of the globe's best known – and best loved – club brands, Cream's spiritual home is of course Liverpool. Still housed at Nation, the club where it all began 18 years ago, Cream has expanded beyond the reaches of Merseyside in its lifetime to take over the world. Well, the dance world at least.
Find Cream events at Skiddle's what's on guide.
The Masque
Born out of the ashes of the old Barfly, The Masque is Liverpool's newest club. With a 600 capacity in the main room, it attracts some of the biggest and most exciting club nights around – including Chibuku – whose upcoming headliners include Sub Focus, Hospitality, Adam Beyer and Annie Mac – and Circus.
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Another huge dance collective to proudly call Liverpool home is mUmU, who showcase the world's best producers, re-mixers and DJ's in the fields of electronic, deep house and techno to a friendly, musically aware crowd at Silo Club.
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Two people have been interviewed under caution by police investigating how a clubber sustained a horrific facial injury after leaving a New Cross nightclub.
David Cameron read out the Ode of Remembrance today at the memorial in Ypres to the thousands who died on the First World War battlefield.
19 December 2013
As part of the celebrations to mark 150 years of football, the FA have brought together an eclectic host of famous faces to recite a specially-commissioned poem.
18 December 2013
The Christmas party season kicked off last night in Notting Hill at Rachel and Sebastian Grigg's annual Christmas bash. Grigg is one of the faces alongside David Cameron and Boris Johnson in that Bullingdon Club photo and Rachel, his wife, is believed to be the inspiration for Sophie Topping, the society hostess in Sebastian Faulks's A Week in December. Faulks was among guests such as Jesse Norman MP, Mark Field MP, Rachel Johnson and Nicholas Coleridge. Festivities were briefly interrupted when Hugo Dixon, founder of Breakingviews, announced some breaking news: the death of Nelson Mandela. Also present were Sinead Cusack and Jeremy Irons.
09 December 2013
A reformed gang leader hopes poetry based on his experiences on the street and in prison will tempt youngsters away from violent gangsta rap.
21 November 2013
Hundreds of thousands of customers will be able to see a new poem by comedian, train buff and poet John Hegley, specially written to celebrate the 150th anniversary of London Underground, in train carriages this autumn.
13 November 2013
A poetry prize is to be awarded for the first time at a live public event at the Southbank Centre, with readings of all the nominated contemporary poets from actors including Juliet Stevenson, Helen McCrory and Natascha McElhone.
20 September 2013
Ann Henning Jocelyn, the current owner of Doonreagan House, has crafted this painfully slight two-hander that focuses on the brief time in 1966 that Ted Hughes spent with his married lover Assia Wevill at Doonreagan
05 September 2013
Poet Roger McGough has urged families to talk more over dinner instead of allowing children to stay glued to their iPads.
03 September 2013
One of the most brilliant and best-loved poets of the last century, Seamus Heaney, died in hospital in Dublin today. He was 74.
30 August 2013
Following Lord Byron in the tradition for aristocrats writing poetry comes Lord Gowrie. The 73-year old has a new collection out and fellow aristos are his muses.
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Coaches Hot Seat Quotes of the Day – Friday, October 21, 2011 – Clint Eastwood
Coaches Hot Seat Quotes of the Day – Friday, October 21, 2011 – Clint Eastwood
"I don't believe in pessimism. If something doesn't come up the way you want, forge ahead. If you think it's going to rain, it will."
"I have a very strict gun control policy: if there's a gun around, I want to be in control of it."
"I'm interested in the fact that the less secure a man is, the more likely he is to have extreme prejudice."
"I've never met a genius. A genius to me is someone who does well at something he hates. Anybody can do well at something he loves – it's just a question of finding the subject."
"Respect your efforts, respect yourself. Self-respect leads to self-discipline. When you have both firmly under your belt, that's real power."
"Sometimes if you want to see a change for the better, you have to take things into your own hands."
"Go ahead, make my day"
"I tried being reasonable, I didn't like it."
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If a giant asteroid is hurtling toward Earth, who ya gonna call?
So say the super-geniuses at MIT, who have come up with a novel (and fun) way to stop the destruction of Mother Earth.
Sung Wook Paek, a graduate student in MIT's Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, wants to deflect asteroids with a paintball cloud.
Volleys of Paint Powder
If timed just right, Paek posits, pellets full of paint powder, launched in two rounds from a spacecraft at relatively close distance, would cover the front and back of an asteroid, more than doubling its reflectivity, or albedo.
The initial force from the pellets would bump an asteroid off course; over time, the sun's photons would deflect the asteroid even more.
Paek's paper detailing his unconventional strategy won the 2012 Move an Asteroid Technical Paper Competition, sponsored by the United Nations' Space Generation Advisory Council, "which solicits creative solutions to space-related problems from students and young professionals," notes MIT. Paek presented his paper last month at the International Astronautical Congress in Italy.
A video shows how Sung Wook Paek's award-winning paintball protection system would work.
The challenge of the competition is to identify novel solutions for safely deflecting a near-Earth object, such as an asteroid.
Bombs and Gravity Tractors
Scientists have proposed a wide variety of methods to avoid an asteroid collision. Some proposals launch a projectile or spacecraft to collide with an incoming asteroid; the European Space Agency is currently investigating such a mission.
Other methods have included detonating a nuclear bomb near an asteroid or equipping spacecraft as "gravity tractors," using a craft's gravitational field to pull an asteroid off its path.
Paek's paintball strategy builds on a solution submitted by last year's competition winner, who proposed deflecting an asteroid with a cloud of solid pellets. Paek came up with a similar proposal, adding paint to the pellets to take advantage of solar radiation pressure—the force exerted on objects by the sun's photons.
Researchers have observed that pressure from sunlight can alter the orbits of geosynchronous satellites, while others have proposed equipping spacecraft with sails to catch solar radiation, much like a sailboat catches wind, according to MIT.
27-Gigaton Rock, 5 Tons of Paint
In his proposal, Paek used the asteroid Apophis as a theoretical test case. According to astronomical observations, this 27-gigaton rock may come close to Earth in 2029, and then again in 2036.
Paek determined that five tons of paint would be required to cover the massive asteroid, which has a diameter of 1,480 feet. He used the asteroid's period of rotation to determine the timing of pellets, launching a first round to cover the front of the asteroid, and firing a second round once the asteroid's backside is exposed.
As the pellets hit the asteroid's surface, they would burst apart, splattering the space rock with a fine, five-micrometer layer of paint, MIT explained.
Of course, all of this would require some major advance planning.
Paek estimates that it would take up to 20 years for the cumulative effect of solar radiation pressure to successfully pull the asteroid off its Earthbound trajectory.
Making Paintballs in Space
Paek also says that launching pellets with traditional rockets may not be an ideal option, as the violent takeoff may rupture the payload.
Instead, he envisions paintballs made in space, in ports such as the International Space Station, where a spacecraft could then pick up a couple rounds of pellets to deliver to the asteroid.
The paintball solution builds on last year's winning idea in the "Move an Asteroid" competition.
Paek adds that paint isn't the only substance that such pellets might hold. For instance, the capsules could be filled with aerosols that, when fired at an asteroid, "impart air drag on the incoming asteroid to slow it down," Paek says.
"Or you could just paint the asteroid so you can track it more easily with telescopes on Earth. So there are other uses for this method."
Toolbox of Techniques
Lindley Johnson, program manager for NASA's Near Earth Objects Observation Program, says Paek's proposal is "an innovative variation" on a method used by others to capitalize on solar radiation pressure. For example, MESSENGER, a spacecraft orbiting Mercury, is equipped with solar sails that propel the craft with solar radiation pressure, reducing the fuel needed to power it.
"It is very important that we develop and test a few deflection techniques sufficiently so that we know we have a viable 'toolbox' of deflection capabilities to implement when we inevitably discover an asteroid on an impact trajectory," Johnson says.
And before you pooh-pooh the whole asteroid danger as overplayed, think again.
The potential for an asteroid collision is a long-term challenge for scientists and engineers, William Ailor, principal engineer for Aerospace Corp. in El Segundo, CA, told MIT.
"These types of analyses are really timely, because this is a problem we'll have basically forever," Ailor says. "It's nice that we're getting young people thinking about it in detail, and I really applaud that."
Comment from Mike McCloud, (11/2/2012, 9:06 AM)
Oh Lippy.... We're doomed!!
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Top 10 Quotes From X Factor Bootcamp: "I'm About to Bring the CeCe Thunder"
X Factor Season 2 auditions are over, and you know what that means! Everyone is one more jumbo-sized Pepsi away from having a mental breakdown and begging Simon Cowell not to sit on their cat friends.
Bootcamp is a horrifying place full of deep thoughts about love, life, feelings, singing, and the mysterious planet X that's making its way through space, and we've rounded up the top 10 quotes from this week's episode. This is almost as important as Britney's impromptu dance moves.
10. Jake Garza sobs: "I want my mom."
Shhh, gentle child. Britney is now your mom.
9. Simon prepares for the apocalypse: "This will be the most intense week of their lives."
The Mayans are the guest judges, you guys.
8. Britney: "We're going to push them to their limits with a series of challenges."
First up? The Hunger Games.
7. L.A. has a thought: "I loved her better than any 13-year-old I've ever seen."
Nope, nope, do not want.
6. Simon tells Tara that he saw her lady parts: "When you watch that back you're going to find you showed us a little bit more than you expected."
Way to be a perv, Simon.
5. Britney cries, cries, cries in her lonely heart: "I'm pretty dissapointed."
Demi and her blue fishtail are going to punish whoever did this to her.
4. Britney listens to Jake Garza's epic fail: "I'm saaaaaaaad."
Quick, hide the razors!
3. Trevor Moran is outtie: "I'm heartbroken."
Sigh, better roll him into the corner of a linoleum floor again.
2. Emblem3 member forms a sentence: "I'm like, dude, just be a musician."
Ugh, right guys?
1. Cece brings it: "They ain't seen nothing yet cause I'm about to bring the Cece thunder."
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History of the Old Baptist Chapel
For a number of years many members had been unhappy about the church's adherence to the Gospel Standard Articles of Faith. After a great deal of discussion almost all the members signed a statement in the Church Book signifying their agreement with the covenant of 1842. In May 1969 the church passed a resolution stating,
That we as a Church meeting for the worship of God at the Old Baptist Chapel, Bradford on Avon, Wilts desire in the fear of the Lord to abide by the Articles of Faith and Rules of the original Covenant of this Church.
This resolution was sent with an explanatory letter to the Gospel Standard Committee and the membership of that group was ended.
A number of church members had gained considerable benefit from the Corsham Central Bible Study, a series of weekly preaching meetings held through the winter months every year. The annual visit of Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones was eagerly awaited every year. These meetings convinced many of the Bradford members of the importance of an expository ministry.
At the same time it was felt to be Scriptural to set up a leadership of elders in the church and brethren H. G. Alsop, Leonard Hope and Terry Ladd were appointed ruling elders and John Alsop and Robert Oliver teaching elders.
The joint preaching ministry began in January 1971. Also in 1971 brethren David Alsop and Philip Collier were appointed deacons. Mr. H. G. Alsop was called home in 1984 but each of the other brethren remains in office. In addition brother Clive Richards was appointed a ruling elder in 1982 and in the same year brother Andrew Nicholls a deacon.
By 1976 the church was strong enough to support Robert Oliver as a full-time minister and John Alsop a year or so later. The death of Mr. H. G. Alsop had been preceded by that of his wife two years earlier. Under God their devoted service had made the continuance of the work possible. From the mid thirties until his death Mr. Alsop had been church secretary and for much of that period treasurer as well. For many years he was Sunday School superintendent and had often been called upon to take services when there was no minister although he himself never preached.
Mrs. Alsop was organist, for many years a Sunday School teacher and regularly entertained visiting preachers. Their example remains a treasured memory to all who knew them.
As the three hundredth anniversary of the work approached it was decided to redecorate the interior of the chapel. With increasing congregations it was also thought wise to enlarge the vestibule and so to make it easier to deal with greater numbers entering or leaving the building. This has been done by removing two rows of pews across the chapel. At the same time it was decided to renew the remaining gallery stairs and to replace the set removed in 1958. Most of the work of alteration has been carried out by members of the church and congregation in their own time. We are thankful to have such a team of people with skills in carpentry, plumbing and electrical work as well as those ready to help in other ways.
The work at the chapel continues to be centred upon the preaching and teaching of the Bible as the inspired and infallible word of God as relevant for men today as it was when the church was established in 1689.
The two pastors usually take one Sunday service each and the preaching has usually been consecutive and expository. In recent years Robert Oliver has had responsibility for the adult Bible class on Sunday afternoons. Regular house to house evangelism has taken place under the leadership of John Alsop. Emphasis has been laid on the weekly prayer meetings in recognition that all spiritual progress is completely dependent upon the blessing of God. No local church can live its life in isolation from the wider work of God.
The members of the Old Baptist Church are grateful to all those ministers who have so readily come from other churches to preach to them over the years. There are very warm memories of the three Sunday visits of the late Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones in the 1970s but there are so many othe rs who have been the means of much blessing.
From the church at Bradford men have gone to serve other churches in recent years. In 1981 Henry Jarvis was called to the pastorate of Zion Chapel Calne and in 1985 Simon Ladd was called to Brockley Baptist Church Suffolk after training at the London Theological Seminary.
In recent years there have been visitors from all five continents at the services at the chapel and it has been a great encouragement to promote international links. Recently a special bond has been forged between the Old Baptist Chapel and the Reformed Baptist churches of Malaysia and Singapore. In 1987 and 1988 Robert and Rachel Oliver were able to visit these states as Robert undertook a programme of preaching and lecturing. In return we have been delighted to welcome a number of Malaysians and Singaporeans to Bradford on Avon.
The members of the Old Baptist Church have welcomed the approach of their tercentenary with a sense of gratitude. In spite of the difficult times the work has been sustained. There have been great changes but the Church continues to declare its allegiance to the God who has revealed himself in his Son Jesus Christ and has revealed his will in the Bible.
We are thankful for the great system of Christian doctrine expressed in the 1689 Confession of Faith the anniversary of which is also being celebrated this year and which contains the system of truth still taught by this church. However as we face the needs of our society we pray for a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit in revival power. Such visitation alone can meet the plight of our nation today.
Our confidence is in the God who changes not and 'is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think'.
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Here today we showcase a variety of Exhibition Catalog Design, within the many styles and designs; all I have found to be inspirational through layout, functionality and minimalism in recent years.
Examples of Exhibition Catalog Design for Inspiration
ECO — Cataloguevia Alessio Romandini
Catalogue for exhibition of sustainable and recycled design objects. The catalog was printed on black and white laser printer. 500 copies have been folded and bound by hand.
Mateo Architectura catalogues - Panta Rheivia Folch Studio
Catalogue for Mateo Arquitectura's exhibition in Paris - Panta Rhei.
In Pursuit of the Question Markvia Pete Rossi
"Exhibition graphics, Invitation and Catalogue for George Wyllie MBE first major retrospective, who sadly passed away in the early part of 2012. The overall feel of the Catalogue and other related material was closely aligned with his beliefs and process's as an Artist, Thinker and Scul?tor. Influenced by his robust use of materials and unfinished approach to his work."
DIE GROSSE Kunstausstellung NRW - Exhibition Cataloguevia MORPHORIA DESIGN COLLECTIVE
Exhibition Catalogue of "DIE GROSSE Kunstausstellung NRW 2013 in Düsseldorf, Germany.
ICH LIEBE DICH WIE APFELMUß 2011via I LIKE BIRDS
The printed media for the Ich liebe Dich wie Apfelmuß outsider art exhibition.
BOOKS & GRAPHIC WORKSvia NOVIKI GRAPHIC STUDIO
"Noviki Studio is independent graphic design studio established by Marcin Nowicki and Katarzyna Nestorowicz, based in Warsaw /Poland/. Noviki Studio regularly collaborates with artists and various designers as well as programmers, illustrators, photographers, printers, animators, art foundations, curators and writers. Noviki Studio practise works across various media: from books, posters, typefaces, animations, identities and stationery to exhibition design, short video films, title sequences and websites."
Typeforce Exhibition Cataloguevia Darren McPherson
"This small format book was created after the Typeforce exhibition as a way to show off the incredible talent within – designer/artists."
Typeforce 2 Exhibition Cataloguevia Will Miller
"Typeforce 2 is both a catalogue of typographic artistry, and a recount of the gallery reception experience. To promote a sense of unique experience, interaction and ownership a hand-affixed, perforated tear seal was applied to the cover so each copy was delivered fresh and intact. The cover was designed with functionality in mind. The divided strips of imagery from each artist, 25 in total, acted as the table of contents for the book. The strips on the cover corresponded to the strips on each artist's spreads. In this way the viewer was able to quickly scan the book's upper forage, line up the strips and jump to the desired section. Within each artist's spread, this strip defined the space for the title spread leading into the work."
AR - Kitchen ideasvia Max Lippolis
AR - Kitchen ideas Catalog.
Talent Latentvia Bildi Grafiks
"Talent Latent was a '15 in 1' photography exhibition that presented the work of 15 photographers in one space. The catalogue mirrors this '15 in 1' format: it consists of 15 booklets (one per artist), plus one for institutional texts and articles by the curators – all bound together in a single volume. Each booklet has its own cover, and the number of pages varies depending on the nature of the project. The typographic concept is based on airport information panels to reflect the fact that the exhibition brought together artists from different parts of world in a single space. The typographic approach used on the cover is maintained on the inside covers, which show only the name of the artist responsible for the work featured in each booklet. The graphic design of the catalogue needed to match the bold, experimental nature of the projects featured in the exhibition."
Editorial Design: Cataloguevia T U S C A N I C A R D O S O
Catalogue created in conjunction with a solo exhibition of own body of work created in 2012- Titled "Linear Expansions".
Fotoskolan STHLMvia Dalston Creative
"Fotoskolan STHLM (Photo school Stockholm) assigned Dalston to put together the best exhibition ever. They were in need of an agency to oversee the full branding and graphics for their end of year show."
The catalogue and materials for exhibition IFvia Artem Gridn
"In the frame of the Project there was developed a basic style of setting all the printing materials for the exhibition, as well as the styling of the PERMM museum façade. The original way of writing the exhibition's name YAKSHIO, performed in calligraphic manner, became the base for all the materials."
Intolerancevia Jenni Seddon
"A proposal for the Tank at the Design Museum, with a supporting catalogue, based around a collection."
Lost Cataloguevia Ricardo Leite
This is a catalogue from the 1st exposition of "byebyehome project", printed in risographt, 2 colors.
The Birth of Art Photographyvia Viktor Suszter
The exhibition catalog for for Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, Hungary. With Lead82.
Is this it?via Lina Forsgren
Overall concept for Beckmans Product Design students at the Stockholm Furniture Fair 2013. Including films, catalogue, website and exhibiton design.
Reina Exhibition Cataloguevia Alejandro Torres Viera
This project consisted in the design of a catalogue for a photography exhibition called Reina.
Tadao Andovia Haitham Almayman
A typography-based uni project. Project included a poster and a catalogue for the exhibition.
Catalogue Willem van de Pollvia Edwin van Praet
"The exposition in the Photo Museum was designed by Total Identity. The exposition was accompanied by an impressive edition of theprincipal work of Van de Poll, mostly originating from the Netherlands National Archive. This book was conceived, designed and produced by Total Identity."
Loft Insulation A Retrospectivevia David Nathan Davies
A supporting catalogue was designed to co-exist with the collection in the Tank. The catalogue has a close link to the collection, in format, type and colours used.
Romale! Artist Cataloguevia Verena Michelitsch
"Catalogue for an exhibition by Roma artists. The key visual combines dynamic elements and structures, growth, and interprets traditional iconography of Roma culture (cartwheel, roses, flowers, birds etc.)."
Parzival Meets Modern Architecturevia Christian Michael Witternigg
Design of an exhibition catalogue.
Museum of Architecture and Designvia Matej Koren
Niko Kralj Exhibition Catalog.
Don't Call it a Comebackvia Gabriel Jasmin
Fibre arts exhibition booklet, for an exhibit held at Galerie Diagonale, Don't Call it a Comeback booklet layout design, for the fibre art exhibit held at Galerie Diagonale in Montreal.
Treasures of Newcastle — Exhibition cataloguevia Maria Pia Mosquera
Design and layout of Treasures of Newcastle from the Macquarie era exhibition catalogue, State Library of New South wales and Newcastle Art Gallery.
newpapers / exhibition cataloguevia Lucie Cizkova
newpapers, exhibition catalogue.
Stefan Sagmeister // Exhibition Cataloguevia Kelley Brady
"The catalogue features the work of designer and typographer, Stefan Sagmeister. Works within this Exhibition, titled "Things I have learned in my Life so far" began as a list made in Sagmeister's diary while on sabbatical in Bali, Indonesia. The catalog, designed on a grid system based on the logo for the exhibition, resembles a child-like paper airplane as well as outlines the flight path Sagmeister took to get to his final destination in Indonesia from New York."
MATERIA PRIMAvia Nicolas Zentner
"Exhibition catalogue featuring the work of Jean-François Reymond. Materia Prima is the name of the exhibition of artist Jean-François Reymond at the Museum of Art in Pully.
This is the exhibition catalogue."
Verbal Photography Cataloguevia Atelier Martino&Jaña
Verbal Photography Catalogue.
Dômevia Maxime Brunelle
Dôme is an exhibition on Robert Buckminster Fuller, an American systems theorist,inventor, designer, architect, engineer, author, and futurist.
Mark Ryden - CI and Exhibition materialvia Janus Badenhorst
Catalogue for one of artist's exhibitions including an Envelope and Poster for the event.
BS: Exhibition Cataloguevia Benjamin Swanson
"A booklet cataloguing personal influences into an exhibition on digital consumption."
STUART WALKER EXHIBITION CATALOGUEvia WinshipPhillips
Exhibition catalogue published on the occasion of the exhibition: "Stuart Walker: Modernist Master Revealed. A Retrospective Exhibition."
The Image of the Book, Exhibition Cataloguevia Grafikarna
Catalogue which features all of the exhibited work in a inovative way, with the same objective as the exhibition — reaching a new level of visual culture. The Catalogue achieves this with the use of different techniks of design and print, binding and so on.
Revealvia Kelsey Heinrichs
"For Queensland College of Art graduates, the end-of-year exhibition is considered to be the official moment when they reveal themselves and their talents to the industry. This concept celebrates the playful suspense and build up that takes place prior to the big reveal on opening night. In order to promote and establish the event, multiple items were designed; invitation, promotional post card, website and exhibition catalogue book."
Austrian Design Detailsvia MOOI design
"The concept of the exhibtion catalogue was to magnify an interesting detail of the products – like seen through a microscope – mounted on object holders. Each visitor of the exhibition could customize his catalogue by varying the product 'object holders'. Collecting only his or her favourite pieces, the catalogue becomes a sustainable object. A special display wall at the entrance offered 57 cards to pick from."
WHAT DESTROYS WHATvia SLEEP—PROJECTS
"What Destroys What is a new exhibition that seeks to create a condition of constructive enmity. Six exhibitors (three artists, three architects) have been invited based on the alchemical transmutability identified in the conceptual, material, and formal realities of their work."
Four letters. Eina!via clase bcn
"A proposal for solving how to produce a catalogue and an exhibition within a limited budget. It consisted of blocks of wood hanging from the wall, holding bound and printed sheets/posters so that visitors could see it as an exhibition and at the same time put together their own personalised catalogue which they took away rolled up in a specially made rubber band. The "official" catalogue was made by using the same posters folded into 4 and bound together with hard covers stamped with the logo and with the book's title screen printed on to rubber bands."
Claret Serrahima from head to feetvia clase bcn
"The exhibition catalogue for "Claret Serrahima from Head to Feet" is an object book with four chapters, each one given independent graphic treatment and corresponding to the four lines of the exhibit: head, belly, hand and feet. The four books that comprise it are brought together in a cover/poster that recreates the environment surrounding Claret Serrahima and his studio "clase bcn" based on images of his work areas and his graphic references. A selection of more than 100 works created from 1980 to the present day."


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Unlocking the Key to Deep Sleep
By Sarah Fenske
Making the Ferguson Commission Matter
By Danny Wicentowski
My Fake Boyfriend Became a Real-Life Crush
By Lindsay Toler
Rep. Jeffrey Pogue Bill Would Ban Unisex Bathrooms
By Danny Wicentowski
Darren Wilson Gives Speech to Nonprofit
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Angel Stewart and Other Victims of Violence Ask for Mercy
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Obama Praises St. Louis' LaunchCode
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Back home in California, Tina Richards is devastated. "Every day he was in Iraq I relived signing that (enlistment) contract," she says.
In October 2003 Cloy returns, as promised, to California. His mother has rented a place in Oceanside, near Pendleton, so Cloy and his friends can unwind during their leave.
The vacation, though, is cut short when Tina Richards learns that her closest friend "Aunt Annie" as Cloy knew her is critically ill. The Richardses drive to Oregon to be with Annie, but she dies just a few hours after they arrive. Tina Richards expects her son to comfort her, but instead he leaves the hospital without a word and heads back to California.
Says Cloy: "I couldn't handle coming home and the first thing I have to deal with is death."
Cloy refuses to answer his mother's calls over the following days, so she drives all the way to Oceanside to confront him in person. He responds by slamming the door in her face. "He wanted nothing to do with us, absolutely nothing," Richards recalls. "I didn't see him until Christmas, when he came home to tell me he was being deployed again."
Richards knows Cloy is in no condition to return to Iraq. Mentally, he's a mess.
"I told him we could sell the house and move to Canada," says Richards. "I told him I'd buy two baseball bats and break both his legs. He would heal just not in time to go back to war." But Cloy will hear none of it. He tells his mother his first duty is to the Marine Corps.
The Richards family spends the evening of February 2, 2004, at Medieval Times, a Southern California theatrical restaurant that they'd long wanted to visit. The following morning, on his mother's 41st birthday, Cloy reports for duty to begin his second tour.
Several weeks later Cloy calls home from his new base in Fallujah. It is about to become the worst place to be stationed in Iraq. At the end of March, four American contractors in Fallujah are decapitated, their bodies burned and strung from a bridge. Graffiti all across the city proclaims it a "graveyard for Americans."
For Cloy's unit, the month of April, 2004 marks another period of chaos and sleep deprivation, akin to the initial invasion, as the U.S. military tries unsuccessfully to capture Fallujah. The Marines not only bombard the city with cannons, but are also responsible for securing some of its borders.
"We got attacked within twenty seconds of entering the edge of the city," recalls Cloy. "We were trying to set up an outpost to operate from, to keep our weapons and stuff, and as soon as we got there people were shooting at us from the hospital across the street."
Hundreds of Iraqi civilians in the months after the Battle of Fallujah beg the military for compensation. Cloy works security for the Marine liaisons paying out the claims. Day after day he listens to the Iraqis weep over lost limbs and dead relatives tales he will replay in his dreams after he leaves the battlefield.
On August 15, 2004, Cloy's friend, 24-year-old Pfc. Geoffrey Perez does Cloy a favor, relieving him at a checkpoint so he can get a few hours of sleep. An hour into his slumber Cloy hears a huge "boom" a car bomb exploding at the checkpoint. Perez is dead.
Tina Richards, meanwhile, has no idea what her son is going through. In his weekly calls he only wants to discuss life back home. This second tour is much worse than his first. She is afraid every time the doorbell rings. She makes her daughter answer the phone. She mixes anxiety drugs.
"I was nuts, I was overmedicated, but I couldn't get out of bed. All I could do was watch the news," she says.
In the spring of 2004 Tina Richards spends a week in the hospital on the verge of a nervous breakdown. After recovering, she begins to stay up late at night writing repeated letters to her senators and congressmen, pleading with them to end the war. A lifelong Democrat, she starts stumping for presidential hopeful John Kerry.
Finally, just before the November 2004 elections, Cloy comes home. "First I looked him over, to see that he was in one piece, and then I held him," his mother says.
Cloy has a constant ringing in his ears. Otherwise, he seems OK.
The day after his homecoming Cloy discovers that his fiancée has been cheating on him. Cloy had lent the guy a fellow Marine the couch in the couple's apartment while he was in Iraq. He goes into a tirade and starts swinging his fists. His fiancée proceeds to throw him out of the house. Says Cloy, "She thought I was going to kill her, or kill him, and she was probably right."
Homeless and heartbroken, Cloy takes to the bottle. "Rum, scotch, tequila, vodka, beer lots of beer and malt liquor. I pretty much stayed drunk twenty-four seven at work, before work, after work. I got pretty good at staying juiced at work without getting caught," he says. "Ecstasy, coke and weed were everywhere. Everybody was trying to find a way to deal with things. We were Alpha battery, and we became known as Alpha Tap-a-Keg-a."
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More info sought before takeover decision
A decision by the Rutherford County Airport Authority to purchase land for nearly double its appraised value from County Commission Chairman Julius Owens sparked conversation of a takeover of the Authority by the Rutherford County Commission.
Commissioners discussed a potential takeover at its regular meeting Monday night.
In March, commissioners sought a local bill in the North Carolina General Assembly to give the flexibility to take over the Airport Authority if it deemed necessary.
House Bill 290, which was passed by the Senate in June after being pushed through the House earlier, allows the Rutherford County Commission to serve as ex officio members of the Airport Authority without additional compensation. If commissioners enacted the law they would bring the airport under county control.
After an executive session Monday, commissioners began weighing the options of utilizing HB 290 to take over the Authority.
"We still have some unanswered questions and I am trying to give the benefit of the doubt to the current Authority," said Commissioner Bo Richard, who made the motion Monday night to table any decision until the August meeting.
Owens asked County Attorney Richard Williams if he should be excused for the vote due to the fact that it surrounds the purchase of his property.
"If you feel the need to ask, then you should excuse yourself," Williams said.
County Manager Carl Classen said there is a sample resolution drafted in the event commissioners decide to take over the Airport Authority.
However, commissioners balked at making an immediate decision until Classen delivers a report, including financials, and any transactions the Airport Authority is engaged in.
"We need to know what the immediate, short-range and long-range budget effects if this does happen," said Commissioner Greg Lovelace.
Conversation came to a head Monday night during the July meeting of the County Commission when Airport Authority Chairman Bob Howard was grilled by commissioners over the purchase of land owned by Owens. The Authority — under the direction of the North Carolina Division of Aviation — paid $300,000 for the 10-acre tract of land that does not currently touch the airport boundaries. Two independent appraisals valued the land and buildings at approximately $168,000.
According to the Rutherford County Revenue Department, the latest tax value of the land was $108,400.
The reason for the purchase was to settle an issue of a tree on Owens' land that put the airport in federal violation of the mandated glide slope ratio.
While Howard defended the purchase as necessary, he also blamed the previous Airport Authority for not following through with a 2010 tentative arrangement with Owens that would have given an easement to the airport and allowed for the tree's removal at a cost of $12,000.
Commissioners grilled Howard about the circumstances surrounding the purchase including questions over grant funds passed through the county from the federal government to the Authority for the intent of land acquisition. He said the federal government gave the Authority $611,000 for land purchase. Howard said the Authority purchased a 52-acre tract in February for market value at approximately $180,000, leaving nearly $431,000 in federal grant money.
"The County Commission knew what the money was earmarked for," Howard said.
Howard also said that no elected officials in Raleigh had any input on the land transaction. He was asked specifically if Rep. Mike Hager, R-Rutherford, knew of the deal.
"Personally, since I've been serving we have gone through a lot of turmoil and we have lost the trust of the people," said Commissioner Eddie Holland. "I think this deal doesn't have the public trust either.
"I think this is really sad for the county."


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The University of Colorado -- where nearly one in three undergraduates on the Boulder campus have federal Stafford loans -- was among few organizations that publicly reported lobbying in favor of a measure to keep interest rates from doubling to 6.8 percent.
On Friday, Congress passed legislation to keep interest rates at 3.4 percent on Stafford loans. If Congress didn't act, the rates could have doubled to 6.8 percent on Sunday.
In the first quarter of 2012, CU spent $169,752 in lobbying expenses, according to public filings. Among its lobbying efforts was support of an early measure, H.R. 3826, which sought to amend the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend reduced interest rates for the federal loans.
CU lobbied for other measures spanning from increases in National Institutes of Health funding to advocating for the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to locate a new building in Denver.


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Seeing as God Sees
The Editors December 19, 2013 - 2:34pm
"Against the background of my own instinctive wariness about supposing you can get a hold on everything at once, it was fascinating to watch Terrence Malick's 2011 film The Tree of Life. It is an extraordinary film—too long, perhaps, but beautiful, baffling, strangely compelling. And one way of understanding it is as an attempt to present a vision of, precisely, everything." So writes Karen Kilby in her piece on the compelling and elusive film -- ideas that are echoed in contributions from Luke Timothy Johnson and Bernard G. Prusak. Follows the links below to read all of the essays in our special feature on The Tree of Life.
(Funding for these essays was provided by a Grant from the Henry Luce Foundation.)


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Gear Question
BP Fraser
Would people use this as an all in-bound...
Would people use this as an all in-bound ski binding ever?
I am quite interested in tech bindings but don't know if it is better to put quiverkillers in for STH/Dynafits or just go with something like a Duke/guardian. Been on dukes before - they work, but they are just so damn heavy.
Anybody have any release issues? I am 6'2" 200lbs. I know Hoji skis some crazy stuff on dynafits, but they just look so minimalistic I don't believe that they could hold me in! I usually run my STH's at 13-14.
Sandy Brown
How well they hold depends on both your skiing style and what you ski in-bounds. Watch Hoji, he may be super-powerful, but he's always smooth. If you are slammin' VW-size hard bumps all day, tech bindings may not be the call. They will hold for some cranking skiing, but they don't have the elasticity of an alpine (or alpine-style) binding.
BP Fraser
Thanks Sandy
I know hoji is super slick! I am thinking of more a 70/30 in/out ski which would be more soft-snow oriented.
Phil Santala
I find for inbounds they work, but on ice and frozen crud, they do make you feel it, a lot. The metal on metal binding has no damping effect, like you would get with a plastic on plastic, like a Fritchi or Marker Duke.
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Robin Thicke And Son Julian At The Grove
It's Robin's turn to babysit while his wife Paula is working.
Robin Thicke visited The Grove yesterday for an appearance on Extra TV with Mario Lopez and he brought his adorable two year old son Julian along for the appearance. He is currently promoting his new role on ABC's 'Duets' where he will serve as a mentor.
Robin and Paula are busy parents who have found a way to make parenthood work with their careers by alternating time with their son while they are both working as well as schedule skype sessions with him when they are away. He told People.com:
It was hard when we became parents, because we had to balance our careers with this new person in our lives. I lost my mojo for awhile. But finally we hit a rhythm, and we are more in love than ever and so supportive of each other. We are both crazy about our son. Julian has changed my music and made me think less of myself. He is an angel, the greatest thing that has ever happened to me.
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Later that night, Robin joined Paula for a Sundance Institute benefit at Tiffany's & Co


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Boeing South Carolina has delivered its first 787 Dreamliner to an airline not named Air India.
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In case there weren't enough indications that Boeing's North Charleston operation is central to the company's future, another hint came last week when it held its supplier summit.
More than 110 people representing more than 60 suppliers attended the June event, said Boeing.
The Puget Sound Business Journal called it an effort to "encourage a greater supply-chain presence in South Carolina" and push for cost-cutting.
In May, Boeing held its 2013 investor conference in the Lowcountry. In April, the company announced it would invest another $1.1 billion and hire 2,000 more people in South Carolina over eight years.
China Southern Airlines became the local plane-making plant's second customer Tuesday when it signed for and flew away one of the high-tech twin-aisle jets.
The plane, sporting a mostly blue paint scheme featuring a red flower on the tail, took off from North Charleston around 1 p.m., according to flight-tracking website FlightAware. It made a stop for fuel in the Seattle area before continuing on to Guangzhou, China.
Boeing spokeswoman Candy Eslinger, who confirmed the delivery, explained 787s can't take off fully fueled from Charleston International Airport because the longer main runway is still closed for construction.
The jet, the 95th Dreamliner Boeing has assembled between its factories in North Charleston and Everett, Wash., was the second 787 China Southern has received of the 10 it's ordered. The airline, the first Chinese carrier to get the 787, took its first Dreamliner from Everett a month ago.
The first five South Carolina-made jets went to Air India; the local plant also delivered two Everett-built 787s to Air India last year.
More deliveries are expected soon. The North Charleston flight line is packed with planes for Air India, China Southern, Hainan Airlines and Qatar Airways, and there are more partially completed planes inside the centerpiece final assembly building.
Reach Brendan Kearney at 937-5906 and follow him on Twitter at @kearney_brendan.
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