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|Influence of temperature on the colloidal stability of the F-DPPC and DPPC liposomes induced by lanthanum ions.
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|The influence of La(3+) on the colloidal stability of liposomes made up by two zwitterionic phospholipids, 1,2-dipalmitoyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphocholine (DPPC) and 1-palmitoyl-2-[16-fluoropalmitoyl-phosphatidylcholine (F-DPPC), in aqueous media has been investigated by dynamic light scattering and electrophoretic mobility. The critical aggregation concentration (c.a.c.) of La(3+) for F-DPPC and DPPC liposomes were experimentally obtained, and the results were compared with theoretical predictions using the Derjaguin-Landau-Verwey-Overbeek theory. In order to evaluate the influence of the state of the bilayer on the stability of liposomes, all experiments were performed at temperatures below and above the chain-melting phase-transition temperature of lipids (transition temperature of lipids). Changes in the size of both types of liposomes and high values of polydispersity in the presence of La(3+) showed that these ions induce aggregation of liposomes at 25°C and at 60°C. At 25°C, when the bilayer of F-DPPC liposomes is interdigited, DPPC liposomes are more resistant to aggregation than the liposomes formed with F-DPPC. However, this difference disappears at 60°C, when both bilayers have the same conformation. The experimental results also indicate that the c.a.c. is higher at 60°C than at 25°C for both types of liposomes. In fact, it has been observed by dynamic light scattering measurements that aggregation of liposomes at 25°C can be prevented by increasing the solution temperature for La(3+) concentrations near to the c.a.c. Moreover, the behavior of these liposomes in the presence of the ion was studied at temperatures above and below the transition temperature of the phospholipids.
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Cozy Evening Workshops at Alfred Coffee + Kitchen
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On 20, Nov 2013 | No Comments | In Behind the Scenes, Calligraphy, Events, Food, Workshop | By Molly
A week ago I led a small calligraphy workshop at Alfred Coffee + Kitchen, in the heart of Melrose Place. It was my first evening workshop (7:30 – 10:30 p.m.) and also one of the most fun. Outside it was a chilly fall evening and, in usual Los Angeles style, traffic around the city was a nightmare. But once we all gathered inside, my 14 new pupils and I relaxed into a calligraphic oasis! The café was closed to the public so as we practiced the bowls of our lowercase a's, we also sipped on complementary cappuccinos and chai lattes (prepared by our own personal barista who stayed all night just to fulfill our every caffeinated desire!) and indulged in a pastry case freshly stocked with everything from bagels to chocolate muffins to ham & cheese croissants to bacon-cheddar scones. (That last part was pretty much a childhood fantasy come to life: "I'll take as many croissants as I can eat, please!")
The whole evening was so fun that I've decided to host not one but two more workshops at Alfred in December. One will be for beginners while the other will teach writing with paint and on dark paper. Read the details and purchase your tickets below. As with all my workshops, I'm only booking these for very small classes (which means lots of individual attention!), so I expect the spaces to fill up quickly. If you're unsure which of the two levels is right for you, just email me about your experiences with calligraphy so far and I'll be able to tell you!
Early Intermediate Level Workshop at Alfred Coffee + Kitchen
Are you comfortable using the pen but want to learn new techniques like writing with gouache and on dark paper? Sign up for this one!
Thursday, December 5, 2013 from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.
$200.00 | More details here.
Beginner Level Workshop at Alfred Coffee + Kitchen — UPDATE 11/21: SOLD OUT!
Never picked up a calligraphy pen? Tried but still can't get the hang of it? Then this one's for you.
Thursday, December 12, 2013 from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.
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Countryside & Confiture, Horses & Hay Bails
On 12, Jul 2012 | 2 Comments | In Baking, Food, Paris |
On 12, Jul 2012 | 2 Comments | In Baking, Food, Paris | By Molly
I'm back in Paris after a week in the Loire Valley, where I spent time in the countryside with some very old friends (in Gien, mostly, but also Aubigny-sur-Nère and Châtillon-sur-Loire). It is beyond relaxing to soak up the Loire's serene landscapes of hay bails, horses, orchards, and grandiose chateaux. One highlight of my visit was making jam with Nathalie – one batch of strawberry (fraises) and another of raspberry-red current (framboises groseilles) – with berries we picked at a nearby garden. I especially enjoyed being tasked with making the labels!
{ Above, Nathalie and Mattéo show off the afternoon's pickings, and Mattéo enjoys fresh raspberries.
All photos in this post are by Plurabelle Calligraphy. }
{ Our pickings yielded two jars of strawberry jam and four of raspberry-red current. The latter was much more gelatinous so it solidified while the jars were still upside-down and the bottoms rather than the tops ended up empty! The labels are written with an everyday ballpoint pen. }
Plurabelle in Paris
In Baking, Color Inspiration, Food, Paris
On 29, Jun 2012 | 3 Comments | In Baking, Color Inspiration, Food, Paris |
On 29, Jun 2012 | 3 Comments | In Baking, Color Inspiration, Food, Paris | By Molly
On Sunday I leave for Paris, where I will spend the month of July in a tiny sixth-floor apartment in the Marais. A long time ago I lived in France for a couple years and to this day I still know no better place to go to focus, gather inspiration, and revitalize my creative energies. Even though it's only six months along, 2012 has already brought what feels like 6 years worth of developments – some of them exciting, some of them sad. Last month I completed the biggest and most thrilling undertaking of my career (more about that to be revealed here soon!) and now it's time to recharge, reboot, and refresh with one month of Paris summertime and god-only-knows how many croissants.
In a recent surge of nostalgia, I unearthed (from the depths of my hard drive) the folder of my old Paris photos. Above, clockwise from top left: an example of my favorite neighborhood graffiti artist's "Amour" tag on a Métro car window; a much younger me at my Marais window; the Vedette de Paris sign, pointing the way to boat rides on the Seine; a picnic at Parc André Citroën.
And if looking through old photos weren't enough to get me in the spirit, I've recently started baking baguettes. Below, my first attempt. While they were actually better than I'd hoped, they were still nothing like the real Paris boulangeries!
A Plein Air Painting Picnic
In Art, Baking, Calligraphy, Food
On 15, Jun 2012 | 3 Comments | In Art, Baking, Calligraphy, Food |
On 15, Jun 2012 | 3 Comments | In Art, Baking, Calligraphy, Food | By Molly
{ Photographs by Plurabelle Calligraphy }
Here in Los Angeles we are in the thick of picnic season – the weather is breezy and warm, but not yet too hot. This is great news for me since packing picnics is one of my favorite activities ever. When I used to live in Paris, I would picnic on the grass at least twice a week in the spring and summer, and then sketch or write in the shade for hours. But for one reason or another, I haven't continued the practice in L.A. Last Sunday, however, with my good friend Katie, I revived my Plein Air Painting Picnic tradition at a park in Santa Monica.
Sunday's farmer's market yielded some wonderful picnic ingredients: melt-in-your mouth speck, aged gouda, and perfectly ripe cherries, nectarines, and avocados. Those finds, combined with the fact that I've been on a baking kick lately (and recently baked, with great success, my first batches of homemade donuts and baguettes), made for an amazing lunch. We popped some prosecco to celebrate a few recent cheers-worthy events in our lives, and passed five lovely hours on the grass.
My lettering design – "I am the impression that will change" – is a quote from The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge by Rainer Maria Rilke. It is one of my all-time favorite books, which I've reread once or twice a year for the past eight years. My life is in a period of transition, which made the quotation feel especially appropriate to paint en plein air – the practice popularized by the impressionists themselves.
{ L'ombrelle verte by Berthe Morisot – one of my favorite impressionist paintings }
En café
In Calligraphy, Food, Vintage
On 02, Mar 2012 | 4 Comments | In Calligraphy, Food, Vintage |
On 02, Mar 2012 | 4 Comments | In Calligraphy, Food, Vintage | By Molly
{ Photo & Calligraphy by Plurabelle Calligraphy }
Every day I feel so grateful and lucky that I'm able to make a living doing something that I love. With a mountain of work on my desk and the inevitable hand cramps from doing calligraphy for hours on end, I sometimes lose sight of how fortunate I truly am. The best way to remind myself is to take some time each day to play around and do a personal project. Last night, while sipping on my usual cup of evening coffee, I actually dipped my pen into my espresso cup instead of my pot of black iron gaul ink. In the words of my art school typography professor, it was a very "happy accident". It sparked about half an hour of playing around with coffee calligraphy on a variety of surfaces, and I must say that I love the antiqued look of it! I want to try tea and pomegranate juice next….
Color Inspiration: Graffiti Eggplants
On 06, Feb 2012 | No Comments | In Color Inspiration, Food |
On 06, Feb 2012 | No Comments | In Color Inspiration, Food | By Molly
{ Photography & Color Palette Design by Plurabelle Calligraphy }
Yesterday while shopping for dinner, I found these beautiful graffiti eggplants and, even though I hadn't been planning to make anything with eggplant, I just couldn't resist. Dark purple and red-violet are my favorite colors and these combine every shade under the sun. I feel inspired to design something based on these colors and textures, like maybe sage green envelopes lined with red-violet ink washes done with a wide, dry brush to create the effect of the uneven stripes. We shall see!
etsy: my top picks for august 2011
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On 01, Aug 2011 | No Comments | In Etsy Picks, Food, Shopping |
On 01, Aug 2011 | No Comments | In Etsy Picks, Food, Shopping | By Molly
in honor of summer and the fact that this season always fires up my sweet tooth, this month's etsy picks are all sweets.
1. dark chocolate peppermint patties from sweet mcbirdie, $15.75; 2. lemongrass marshmallows from whimsey & spice, $6; 3. rosemary pine nut shortbread from butter blossoms, $13.50; 4. bourbon pecan caramel bar from have it sweet, $12; 5. watermelon & pink peppercorn lollipops from lollipops by mihow, $10; 6. monogram hard candy lollipops from vintage confections, $9; 7. peanut, cashew almond brittle from fusion sweets, $17.88; 8. white chocolate truffles from sweet mcbirdie, $16.75; 9. rose vanilla marshmallows from whimsy & spice, $6; 10. dark chocolate-covered, marzipan-stuffed apricots from sweet mcbirdie, $19.75
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In Calligraphy, Food
On 16, Jun 2011 | No Comments | In Calligraphy, Food |
On 16, Jun 2011 | No Comments | In Calligraphy, Food | By Molly
designing the layout of a menu is a fantastic way to build up an appetite. after making just the first draft of this one, i had to treat myself to an amazing dinner. too bad i couldn't whip up any fried buttermilk chicken and waffles….
{ calligraphy + images by me }
macarons & mousse
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On 12, Mar 2011 | No Comments | In Food |
On 12, Mar 2011 | No Comments | In Food | By Molly
since moving back to america, i have been on a mission to find the best macarons in los angeles (and the best duck rillettes, crème fraîche, baguette, almond croissant, nutella crêpe…the list goes on…). i think i have finally found them at the little next door in west hollywood. these macarons are the perfect balance between airy and chewy, with delectable fillings and a different flavor assortment every day. eating them transported me back to the finest patisseries of paris! who could resist these three-bite wonders and their lovely springtime color palette?
{ clockwise from top left: lavender, vanilla, chocolate, pistachio, raspberry, coffee }
i can't leave out the little next door's other amazing desserts, which fill their pastry display case to the brim. everything, from the coffee éclairs to the fresh framboisiers, the chocolate croissants to the tarte tartin, are simply scrumptious!
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ricotta banana
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On 23, Oct 2010 | No Comments | In Food |
On 23, Oct 2010 | No Comments | In Food | By Molly
This morning I made a delicious Saturday bruch: ricotta pancakes with hot banana syrup. I don't think I've ever had pancakes that were so fluffy and soft! I can't take credit for the recipe and since I'm not a great food photographer I invite you to visit the source, the fabulous Sweet Paul Magazine.


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This Saturday Boynton Middle School will be host to the 22nd annual Ithaca Fishing Day. The event will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. by way of the Leon Chandler Chapter of Trout Unlimited. On display will be a presentation of the chapter's Trout in the Classroom program, which has put coldwater aquariums in 16 area schools allowing students to raise trout from hatching until they are released in streams.
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Monday, February 8, 2010 5:57 PM MST (Tuesday, February 9, 2010 0057 UTC)
Yellowstone Volcano
44°25'48" N 110°40'12" W, Summit Elevation 9203 ft (2805 m)
Current Volcano Alert Level: NORMAL
Current Aviation Color Code: GREEN
The January-February, 2010, earthquake swarm at Yellowstone National Park has diminished in terms of earthquake-occurrence rate and magnitudes. A few small events continue to be recorded each day at the University of Utah Seismograph Stations (UUSS), the YVO partner responsible for earthquake monitoring at Yellowstone National Park. Seismologists cannot state that the swarm has ceased, but the rate of earthquake occurrence in the Madison Plateau area is now at background levels for this area of Yellowstone. As such, UUSS and YVO will cease to issue daily updates unless conditions change.
As of February 8, 2010 14:00 MST, there have been 1799 events recorded by the automatic earthquake system of the University of Utah. Of those, 827 have been verified by seismic analysts and forwarded to the National Earthquake Information Center (NEIC) for incorporation in the permanent listing of earthquakes. Seismologists of the University of Utah will continue to analyze data from the past several weeks to finalize the earthquake information.
The largest events were a pair of earthquakes of magnitude 3.7 and 3.8 that occurred after 11 PM MST on January 20, 2010. Both events were felt throughout the park and in surrounding communities in Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. Other smaller events were also reported as felt.
The earthquakes were on the Madison Plateau along the northwest side of the Yellowstone caldera, in an area where previous swarms had occurred over the past 30 years. Visual observation of landforms and geothermal features by Yellowstone National Park personnel did not show any changes that could be attributed to the earthquakes.
Yellowstone National Park is in a region of active seismicity associated with regional Basin and Range extension of the Western U.S., as well as youthful volcanism of the Yellowstone volcanic field. Pressurization due to crustal magma bodies of the Yellowstone hotspot and associated shallow geothermal reservoirs can also contribute to earthquakes. Scientists will continue to research the origin of these and other Yellowstone earthquakes.
Any new information will be posted to: http://volcanoes.usgs.gov/yvo/activity/index.php
A summary of the swarm and links to additional information can be found at: http://volcanoes.usgs.gov/yvo/publications/2010/10swarm.php
Seismic information on the earthquake can be viewed at the University of Utah Seismograph Stations: http://www.seis.utah.edu/
Seismograph recordings from stations of the Yellowstone seismograph network can be viewed online at: http://quake.utah.edu/helicorder/yell_webi.htm
The Yellowstone Volcano Observatory (YVO) is a partnership of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), Yellowstone National Park, and University of Utah to strengthen the long-term monitoring of volcanic and earthquake unrest in the Yellowstone National Park region. Yellowstone is the site of the largest and most diverse collection of natural thermal features in the world and the first National Park. YVO is one of the five USGS Volcano Observatories that monitor volcanoes within the United States for science and public safety.
Jacob Lowenstern, USGS
Scientist-in-Charge, Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Robert Smith, University of Utah
Coordinating Scientist, YVO
Henry Heasler, Yellowstone National Park
Coordinating Scientist, YVO


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|Reliability of force-platform measures of postural sway and expertise-related differences.
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|PMID: 22012498 Owner: NLM Status: In-Data-Review
|CONTEXT: Although reliability is a population-specific property, few studies have investigated the measurement error associated with force-platform parameters in athletic populations.
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the skill-related differences between athletes and nonathletes in reliability of center-of-pressure (COP) summary measures under eyes-open (EO) and eyes-closed (EC) conditions.
DESIGN: Test-retest reliability study.
SETTING: COP was recorded during double-leg quiet standing on a Kistler force platform before and after a fatiguing treadmill exercise, with EO and EC.
PARTICIPANTS: 31 male participants including 15 athletes practiced in karate and 16 nonathletes.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Standard deviation (SD) of amplitude, phase-plane portrait, SD of velocity, mean total velocity, and area were calculated from 30-s COP data. Intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC), standard error of measurement, and coefficient of variation (CV) were used as estimates of reliability and precision.
RESULTS: Higher ICCs were found for COP measures in the athlete (compared with the nonathlete) group, postfatigued (compared with prefatigued) condition, and EC (compared with EO) tests. CVs smaller than 15% were obtained for most of the COP measures. SD of velocity in the anteroposterior direction showed the highest reliability in most conditions.
CONCLUSIONS: Tests with EC and to a lesser extent tests performed in the athlete group and in the postfatigued condition showed better reliability.
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DARTMOUTH, Mass. (AP) - Students at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth tell The Associated Press that Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was on campus this week after the bombings.
Tsarnaev is a student at the school, about an hour's drive south of Boston.
Students say he lived on the third floor of a campus dormitory. Harry Danso, who lives on the same floor, tells the AP he saw him in the dorm hallway this week and Tsarnaev was calm.
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By next week below $3 probably $2.90 where the utilitiy buyers will return.
The previous week was an extreme cold preiod for the continent and yet the draw was could I say very subdued. The gas fields must be able to supply a lot to the pipelines on short notice.
Looked like spot purchases were strong as the prices last week for spot were high while futures fell big during the big freeze.
I have to deduce from that the storage EIA numbers factor will be less influencial over the coming shoulder period and only effect regional submarket prices where pipeline restricts supply to consumers.
Looks like well head pricing will be more influence than storage numbers. And we all know that there is lots of frack gas out there even with reduced drilling activity. The price of NG may head to $2.50 range again over the long term.
If the Chinese start frackin for gas then even LNG export ports that NA is building could be white elephants in a few years.


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Three-quarters of test subjects consider new in-shower body lotion technology to be better than traditional out-of-shower body lotions, according to study by Procter & Gamble's Olay. Also, 92% of dermatologists said the warm and wet conditions of the shower are ideal for moisturization.
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I have a limited choice of hubs for a wheel build I want to do, that use a 20mm axle. LBS has as one of these Marz hubs for about £45 ($70). Problem is, it looks cheap and the quality of finish is poor. There is something about the hub that looks tatty, even though it's new. Upto now, it was either going to be something really expensive and this hub is at the other end of the spectrum and I'm wondering if the price it's on sale for is a fair reflection of what you get. I know Marz do excellent shocks, but that does not mean they do excellent hubs. You don't eat pizza in a steak house, if you understand me?
Shimano don't do 20mm axles. Magura and Hope do. But inbetween there are not too many choices. If the Marz hub is my only other choice, I'll go for it, but maybe you guys have some ideas about it, or other manufacturers that sell 20mm hubs.


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Michael Jordan Motorsports has confirmed that it has re-signed rider Roger Lee Hayden to represent the team again. Hayden will be back on the Suzuki GSX-R1000 for the 2012 AMA Pro Racing National Guard Superbike Championship. The bike will also again be sponsored by the Army National Guard.
Hayden had a respectable showing in the AMA Superbike Championship last year, with two podium finishes. The rider finished sixth overall and will be looking to give it another go this year.
"I'm really excited to be returning to Michael Jordan Motorsports and representing the Army National Guard again," said Hayden in the team press release. "The team and I really came on strong near the end of the season and I hope that we can keep that momentum going into next year. I feel like I have one of the best crews in the paddock so it's great to keep the same unit together."
Roger Lee is part of one of the most famous families in all of motorsports, as he and both of his brothers race superbikes professionally. Tommy Hayden competes in AMA Superbike alongside Roger, while his older brother Nicky races in MotoGP.


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It sure didn't have the almost overwhelming atmosphere and drama of last Saturday's thrilling upset win over then #2 ranked Duke. Then again, it sure beat the heck out of the collective letdown earlier this week in the debacle at Boston College.
So finding that middle ground ended up working just fine for the Maryland Terrapins and they fashioned a 72-59 over visiting Clemson at Comcast Center. The win improved the Terps to 19-8 overall and evened their conference record at 8-8. With just four games remaining in the regular season and their post season possibilities on the line, Maryland was able to change the course of the game with a simple move from their head coach Mark Turgeon.
After falling behind 10-4 in the first five minutes of the game, the Terps weren't just trailing this game, they were completely lacking in both emotion and effort. Given the fact that his team had displayed a similar lack of both in their loss at BC, Turgeon wasn't going to sit back and let the season become a moot point.
He directed his team to begin to pressure Clemson full court at every opportunity. While it didn't necessarily force the Tigers into a bevy of turnovers it did force a handful of bad shots and, more importantly, it seemed to completely energize the team and allowed Maryland to find an offensive rhythm that had been missing. The Terps went on a 24-10 run that changed the course of the game and gave them a lead they would never relinquish.
As has been the case for much of the season, the Maryland bench played a big factor in the turnaround. Freshman Charles Mitchell had 8 points and 6 rebounds in the first half and regularly beat his Clemson counterparts to loose balls and long rebounds. His singular effort was contagious. Eventually the Terps had a 35-32 lead at the break but they had changed the direction of this game and a 9-3 run at the start of the second half put them on their way to a quality conference win.
For much of the season, one of the ongoing story lines for this team had been the ongoing search for direction and quality play in their backcourt. For one game, at least, they appeared to have that problem solved.
Sophomore Nick Faust played his best game of the season – and one of the best of his career- with an 18 point, three assist, and three steals outing while playing a lot of minutes as point guard. Perhaps even more important than that was the fact that he had no turnovers at all and the team had only 8 for the entire afternoon. That's a quantum leap for this club.
He was aided in the backcourt by fellow sophomore Dez Wells. Wells shot only 1-6 from the field but had seven assists against just one turnover. He also appears to be the guy that Turgeon will have run the offense in the last five minutes of a meaningful contest. While he is not a natural at the position, he offers size, confidence and a low center of gravity with the ball and has proven to be a more than capable playmaker on the move with the ball in his hands.
The beneficiaries of the deft passing of Wells and Faust were the freshman brick walls – Mitchell and Shaquille Cleare. With center Alex Len struggling again, Cleare joined the party in the paint that Mitchell was throwing. Cleare ended the game with 10 points and 6 rebounds in 19 minutes – all highs for him in ACC play. He also proved to his coach that he need not wait if Len is struggling.
As is usually the case for this team, the game was never very pretty. One of the things that it did affirm was that this team is at its best when it is scoring in transition. Today that transition attack was greatly aided by its pressure defense. Eventually those 72 points scored were 13 above what Clemson gives up on average and their 47% shooting was significantly higher than the 40% that opponents shoot against the Tigers.
With three of their last four games away from Comcast Center, the Terps could not afford to let another game slip away. The same can be said for upcoming road games at Georgia Tech and Wake Forest. Both are beneath Maryland in conference standings but both have proven especially capable at home – witness Wake's thrashing of Miami this afternoon.


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3 October 2013 – 5 January 2014
Parental guidance advised
Supported by Shunga in Japan LLP
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Recommend this exhibition
Opening hours
Open daily 10.00–17.30
(last entry 16.10)
Open late* on Fridays until 20.30
(last entry 19.10)
Exhibition closures
The exhibition will be closed all day on Saturday 14 December and until 12.00 on Sunday 15 December. 100 walk-up tickets for Sunday 15 December will be available on the day from 09.00 at the Museum's Ticket Desk.
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24, 25 and 26 December 2013 and on 1 January 2014.
Getting here
Rooms 90/91, British Museum, Great Russell Street, London, WC1B 3DG
Please ask exhibition staff for exhibition information in large print. For more access information, please contact the Museum's Access and Equality Manager on +44 (0)20 7323 8506.
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- Only small bags will be allowed into the exhibition (max size 35x33x13cm)
- Coats, umbrellas, etc. should be left in the cloakrooms (max size 40x40x50cm and max weight 8kg)
- The cloakroom is to the left of the Main entrance (£1.50 per item)
- The Museum reserves the right to search any bags or personal items being taken into the exhibition.
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- Do not use photographic or video recording equipment
- Do not carry or consume any food or drink
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Anyone ready for some island time? After a steady diet of extreme Olympic sports, I am exhausted, definitely ready for a different kind of winter activity.
If you can ski, snowboard, or play in it, all that snow and ice is great, but, right now, a little sun and sand might give me an Olympic size change in attitude.
I am thinking bob sledding down Mystic Mountain in Jamaica or watching a goat swimming race in the bays of Tobago is more my style. ...


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SOCHI, RUSSIA >>> Russia won its first gold medal of the Sochi Olympics on Sunday night by taking the new event of team figure skating in a rout.
The hosts earned 75 points to 65 for Canada and 60 for the United States, which won the free dance portion of the event with world champion ice dancers Meryl Davis and Charlie White of Michigan.
Russia clinched its first Olympic title in the sport since 2006 when 15-year-old Julia Lipnitskaia won the women's free skate.
Earlier, Evgeni Plushenko was first in the men's long program. The 31-year-old veteran now has medals in four Olympics, a modern-era record for a figure skater.
Russian President Vladimir Putin was on hand to see his countrymen take the gold.
Women's slopestyle
ANDERSON COMPLETE SWEEP >> There was a lot of ugliness out on that supersized Olympic slopestyle course Sunday — crashes, splashes, face plants, even a cracked helmet.
As she so often does, Jamie Anderson made things look beautiful again.
The world's most consistent rider came through big under a huge amount of pressure — "I was freaking out," she said — riding clean on the rails and stomping down three high-flying jumps on her second, and make-or-break, trip down the mountain. She scored a 95.25 on that run to make America 2 for 2 in slopestyle's colorful and treacherous debut on the Olympic stage.
"It's kind of a big deal," said the gold medalist, who earlier this winter had conceded she was heading to Russia with some reservations about what the Olympics really stand for. "This is The Event."
Enni Rukajarvi of Finland won silver and Jenny Jones took bronze to give Britain its first Olympic medal on the snow.
Men's skiing
MAYER EARNS UPSET >> Matthias Mayer of Austria won the Olympic downhill Sunday as the big favorites struggled in Alpine skiing's signature race.
Mayer completed the Rosa Khutor course in 2 minutes, 6.23 seconds. Christof Innerhofer of Italy took silver, 0.06 seconds behind, and Kjetil Jansrud of Norway earned bronze, 0.10 behind.
Pre-race favorites Aksel Lund Svindal and Bode Miller finished fourth and eighth, respectively.
Mayer was one of the first contenders to come down, with the No. 11 bib, and he hardly celebrated when he reached the finish. But his smile grew wider as all the favorites failed to catch him then he began jumping up and down before he went out for the flower ceremony.
STOCH WINS FIRST MEDAL >> Kamil Stoch of Poland made his first Olympic medal a gold one, winning the men's normal hill individual ski jump at the Sochi Games on Sunday after a stunning first-round jump put him in control.
Down the hill last among 50 starters in the first round, this season's World Cup leader had a jump of 105.5 meters, four meters better than Anders Bardal of Norway.
Simon Amman of Switzerland, the defending champion from Vancouver in 2010 and who was seeking a record fifth Olympic gold medal, finished 17th.
POTTINGER SERVES AS ALTERNATE >> As an alternate on the U.S. women's curling team, Allison Pottinger of Eden Prairie knows she might never throw a rock in Russia.
And that's OK with her.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press reports from Sochi, Russia that Pottinger isn't expecting to play. She'll be activated if there's an injury or illness, but she says she doesn't want to disrupt the team's chemistry.
Instead she says she's offering support and scouting the competition to see what they're doing.
U.S. women curlers are still seeking their first medal in the program's fourth Olympics.
Erika Brown of Madison, Wis., is the team's skip. The other team members are Jessica Schultz of Richfield, Minn., Debbie McCormick of Rio, Wis., and Ann Swisshelm of Chicago.
Team U.S.A. opens round-robin competition Monday against Switzerland.
KUZMINA WINS AGAIN >> Anastasiya Kuzmina won the Olympic gold medal in the women's 7.5-kilometer sprint Sunday, defending her title from the Vancouver Games four years ago.
The Slovakian shot flawlessly and finished in 21 minutes, 6.8 seconds for her third career Olympic medal. She also won silver in the 10K pursuit in Vancouver.
Olga Vilukhina of Russia trailed Kuzmina by 19.9 seconds to win silver, and Vita Semerenko of Ukraine was 21.7 behind for bronze.
Kuzmina is the sister of Russian biathlete Anton Shipulin, who lost his chance for a medal in the men's 10K sprint on Saturday after missing the final target.


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It is hard to believe but after about 4 years this quilt is completely finished! Vignette is bound and labelled! Whew!
Monday, January 26, 2015
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Vignette is quilted.
On Monday I went to pick up my quilts, Vignette and In my Garden, from my very talented quilter, Robyn of Plain and Fancy. I had chosen thread colours but really couldn't imagine how she was going to quilt them so left it up to her! She had done the most amazing job of both of them. I am so thrilled with them as the quilting has added so much to the quilts. You can click on the photos to make them bigger if you want to see the detail.
Here is Vignette.....almost finished other than for the binding.
Here is Vignette.....almost finished other than for the binding.
Can't believe that I have made it!!!!! Just the binding and label to do. I have stitched a label ready to go on this quilt.
Happy stitching
Thursday, June 5, 2014
The top is done!
Finally....after some slow piecing, the vignette quilt top is finished. It has been three years in the making so it feels very good to get it to this stage.
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Finally....almost there
In between packing and minding lovely little men I have had a little time to stitch and am so pleased to have Vignette almost done! I put the little squares border on the centre block and then was able to put the first 3 rows together. The bottom row still needs the patchwork outer edge so that will have to wait till I get back from teaching on the cruise....starting tomorrow. Here it is. Can't wait till this one is finished. It is a lovely quilt but it has been a lot of work and I lost my motivation for a while. I haven't allowed myself to start any other BOMs (and I have a few in mind) till this and a few others are done!
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Finally ....some progress
After a long break, I finally put together the last piece of stitching for the Vignette quilt. I have left this quilt 3/4 done and haven't had time or the inclination to continue till now. There is still plenty of patchwork that needs doing but at least I am back working on the quilt.
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Mrs.Beasley´s Block #1
My first block,so much fun - but also a lot of job.....
I have used water soluble paper inside my appliques , loving it!And glue pen .
Berit in Storsteinnes
We had a visit of Leanne and Gail here at our shop in Northern Norway a few years ago
- where they got to enjoy some new snow falling in her hair later in the evening:))
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Mrs Beasley's Sampler
I have finished block one and being I am still not a huge fan of Needleturn Applique
I have decided to omit some and replace with stitchery.
Here is a closer look of the mini blocks
I still need to add something under the word Family
but will wait to see what else is on the quilt before doing so.
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The UCLA football team has already begun to practice for Nevada, and coach Jim Mora sounds like he's very unsure what to expect from the Wolf Pack offense when the teams meet at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif., on Aug. 31.
"It's introductory stuff," Mora said Wednesday via a video posted on the UCLA website. "? Not too much. We've kind of found if you do too much you tend to get a little bit stale, but we want to introduce (Nevada) to them."


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So, the instructions on my bottle (Natural Health Labs) say to take 6 drops, 6x/day, which for me during the week between meetings and work will be almost impossible! I know I've read that some of you take more drops fewer times a day, and I'm hoping to be able to do 12 drops, 3x/day. Has anyone else done this? Do I have to do 6 drops, 6x/day?
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Everyone in the Portokalos family worries about Toula . Still unmarried at 30 years old, she works at Dancing Zorba's, the Greek restaurant owned by her parents, Gus and Maria . After taking a job at her aunt's travel agency, she falls in love with Ian Miller, a teacher who is tall, handsome and definitely not Greek. Toula isn't sure which will be more upsetting to her father, that Ian is a foreigner or that he's a vegetarian.
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"T.U." (feat. Audio Push, Problem, Hit-Boy, & Juicy J)
Hit-Boy's latest track is further proof that the California producer/rapper is incapable of unleashing anything less than Sarlacc-sized earworms. Then again, seeing as how this is the dude behind "Niggas in Paris," "Goldie," and "Backstreet Freestyle," you wouldn't expect anything less. At first, with its barebone beat and four-note groove, "T.U." sounds like the cockier cousin of an artifact from the days of snap music (Side note: What are D4L doing with their lives now? Did "Laffy Taffy" ever get them any royalties from Willy Wonka?). But, as usual, Hit-Boy refreshes the model: occasional bursts of brass liven up the minimal landscape, eventually overshadowed by the frightening, blood-curdling screams that comprise the central hook. Guests Audio Push, Problem, and Juicy J all show up to pay their respects to Bacchus, epitomized in a dope(y) refrain ("I'm fuck as drunk/ Wait, I'm drunk as fuck") that will soon, inevitably, be heard in frat parties across the country. It may not have the goofy grandeur of his greatest hits, but with its array of featured guests and quirky samples, "T.U." manages to impress nonetheless.
• Hit-Boy: http://houseofhit.com
Palm Highway Chase
"Desert Driver"
Some of the more interesting aspects of hypnagogic pop are the questions that the artists implicitly ask with their music. In many cases, these questions take the form of "what if" statements that ask what would happen if a particular musical fad or style was carried to its logical extreme and modernized. For example, the new single "Desert Driver" by Palm Highway Chase seems to be asking "What if the 80s film soundtracks of Vangelis, John Carpenter, and other like-minded composers were written for a film that only existed in the listener's head?" Given the band's history for penning soundtracks to imaginary Rocky films, the question isn't too far off. Couple this with the Escape From New York-referencing artwork on the track's SoundCloud page and things get interesting.
When listening to "Desert Driver," I'm reminded of Olivia Tremor Control's Music From the Unrealized Film Script: Dusk at Cubist Castle; not in sound, but in intention. With this work, Palm Highway Chase take the "what if" notions that underlie their aesthetic and force the listener to participate in filling out the "unrealized film script" of their personal Escape From New York. Of course, their direct references to existent works highlight the oft-discussed role of memory in hypnagogic pop, which results in the end musical product being "new collective memories that incorporate parts of the old model but at the same time [shaped] into an entirely new creature."
Palm Highway Chase's debut record will be out sometime in the coming months via Spectrum Spools. Listen to "Desert Driver" below:
• Palm Highway Chase: http://www.palmhighwaychase.bandcamp.com
• Spectrum Spools: http://www.editionsmego.com/releases/spectrum-spools
Cory Allen
The Great Order
Every time I hear one of Cory Allen's releases, I'm always amazed that he's not more of a household name among drone/electronica lovers. For years, he's been releasing wonderful drone-based works on his excellentQuiet Design label, and like many of the more well-known artists that his label's released (among them Duane Pitre, Sebastien Roux, and Alvin Lucier), his releases have frequently struck an admirable balance between academic technique and emotional resonance. His newest release, The Great Order, follows in this tradition with the unique exception of being Allen's first release to feature exclusively acoustic instruments (all recorded live in the studio, no less). Allen created a self-organizing structure/set of rules to guide these two side-long pieces in order to achieve a near homogeneous deep-listening-esque soundworld with his ensemble. The results are pretty gorgeous and vaguely reminiscent of Duane Pitre's latest work with its seamlessly staggered entrances and robust harmonies seemingly based off of the harmonic series. It's an impressively ambitious composition that shows off a whole new side of Allen's aesthetic and will hopefully nudge him further into the vocabulary of drone lovers everywhere.
The Great Order is out now via Quiet Design and you can stream excerpts of the album below.
• Cory Allen: http://www.cory-allen.com
• Quiet Design: http://www.quietdesign.us
Feast of Violet
Platform [EP]
There is some serious Black Dice noise swells underneath these beats, but it's like Black Dice if you want to fall asleep instead of violently melt everything you see. And it has some real crunch to it for sounding so big. Like tape music breaking through its own decibel barriers, out into that wide open mist of slow-moving synths and soft drums. It's weird to say judging by the airiness of the beat, but I think those drums might be the only thing holding this thing down to Earth.
Feast of Violet is the project of Lotus Plaza keyboardist Allen Taylor, and it really follows in the trend of Atlanta bands sounding much bigger than the sum of its parts.
Listen to the Platform EP below, or buy it for however much you damn well please over at the Bandcamp page.
• Feast of Violet: http://http://feastofviolet.bandcamp.com/
Jerusalem in My Heart
"Koll lil-mali7ati fi al-khimar al-aswadi"
Raising up the basket to outstretched arms in a crowd within a crowd, the newborn is cast out covered in blankets, as hands gently take and pass along the vessel of comfort. Anointed with glee, the baby laughs as it rocks along, heading toward a continuous crowd. Tears of joy drench the hands passing along the basket, and marks of fingers and palms adorn its sides. Children and smaller participants within the crowed fling handfuls of Nymphaea petals into the air, raining down white upon part of the crowd carrying the infant, some landing in the basket, which are handled by tiny, fat, wrinkled hands. The baby caresses its nose unknowingly with a petal and giggles louder, followed by shouts and cries of joy within the crowd.
Twenty feet between one part of the crowd and the other is a flowing river in which hands gracefully place this basket in to cast it off. Drips of water lightly mist, spray, and splash upon the infant, and its laughing face quickly scrunches into crying. The crowd of crowds in crowds becomes breathtakingly silent, echoing cries and running water. Before reaching the other side, the basket stretches itself over a hump of water and dips vertically down and out of sight. The crowds gasp in sync. And as quickly as the newborn was stricken from vision, the basket launches itself out of the water and into the hands of the crowd on the other side in furious yells and cheers of joy. The baby composes itself and folds the blanket over its body with one hand and sucks the thumb of the other, drifting to sleep in a sea of Nymphaea petals that continuously rain down.
Jerusalem in My Heart's Mo7it Al-Mo7it is out March 19 on Constellation Records.
• Jerusalem in My Heart: http://jerusaleminmyheart.com
• Constellation Records: http://cstrecords.com
Mark Templeton
Jealous Heart
In an interview with Calgary newspaper FFWD back in 2010, Mark Templeton's music was described as "ambient music for people with short attention spans." Although his newest release, Jealous Heart, is much too complex and rhythmic to be a proper ambient album, this description still fits. Most of the tracks on Jealous Heart are three or four minutes (the longest just breaking seven), but seem to escape any sort of time restraint or spatial limit. From Terminator-esque mech pulses, to acoustic guitar ramblings, to looping muffled horn melodies, Templeton sews together new motifs and sampled phrases so seamlessly that it feels as natural and organic as a Fahey raga.
Jealous Heart will be released in March by Under The Spire Recordings, but you can pre-order the LP from their site right now. Streaming below is an album teaser, featuring three stellar tracks from the record: "Buffalo Coulee," "Sinking Heart," and "Flat3."
• Mark Templeton: http://www.fieldsawake.com
• Under The Spire: http://www.underthespire.co.uk/releases-buy/mark-templeton-jealous-heart


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1) XML Encryption - This is used for confidentiality purpose only - So that nobody would tamper the message in the transit.
Data that has integrity is identically maintained during any operation (such as transfer, storage or retrieval). Put simply in business terms, data integrity is the assurance that data is consistent, certified and can be reconciled.
XML Encryption - This is used for confidentiality purpose only
The XML Security standards include XML Digital Signature for integrity and signing solutions, XML Encryption for confidentiality, XML Key Management (XKMS) for public key registration, ...
2) XML Signature - This is used for Message integrity, authenticity and Non-repudiation.
XML Signature finds multiple uses for Web Services security. When used alone, it provides data integrity. When linked to the signer's identity, it provides nonrepudiation of data content. In addition, it can be used for authentication. When SOAP routing occurs, it can be used for workflow.
WS-Security implements the above two features using X509 certificates.
The specification allows a variety of signature formats, encryptions algorithms and multiple trust domains, and is open to various security token models, such as:
- X.509 certificates
- Kerberos tickets
- UserID/Password credentials
- SAML-Assertion
- Custom defined token
- The token formats and semantics are defined in the associated profile documents.
7) Is there any recommended order of applying XML signature and XML encryption. I'm thinking Encryption first and Signing next. Please share your thoughts.
Although XML Signature and XML Encryption technologies allow flexible combinations, it is the application requirements that should guide the selection of what particular combination should be used. If the requirement is to protect the message with data integrity, authentication and confidentiality, the best combination is to first sign the message and then encrypt the signed message and the signature. If the identity of the signer needs to be revealed for some processing, leave out the signature from encryption.
Technically, it is possible to first encrypt the message and then sign it. However, this is less desirable than encrypting a signed message, for this does not allow encryption of the signature itself. Also, in some applications, signing encrypted data may not provide adequate psychological assurance that the signer knows what has been signed.
6) In typical situations, SAML is used for Identity management for controlling single sign on, but can use XACML to take access decision making.
This profile defines how to use SAML 2.0 to protect, transport, and request XACML schema
instances and other information needed by an XACML implementation.
There are 6 types of queries and statements used in this profile:
1. AttributeQuery - A standard SAML Request used for requesting one or more attributes from an
Attribute Authority.
2. AttributeStatement - A standard SAML Statement that contains one or more attributes. This
statement may be used in a SAML Response from an Attribute Authority, or it may be used in a
SAML Assertion as a format for storing attributes in an Attribute Repository.
3. XACMLPolicyQuery - A SAML Request extension, defined in this profile. It is used for
requesting one or more policies from a Policy Administration Point.
4. XACMLPolicyStatement - A SAML Statement extension, defined in this profile. It may be used
in a SAML Response from a Policy Administration Point, or it may be used in a SAML
Assertion as a format for storing policies in a Policy Repository.
5. XACMLAuthzDecisionQuery - A SAML Request extension, defined in this profile. It is used by
a PEP to request an authorization decision from an XACML PDP.
6. XACMLAuthzDecisionStatement - A SAML Statement extension, defined in this profile. It may
be used in a SAML Response from an XACML PDP. It might also be used in a SAML
Assertion that is used as a credential, but this is not part of the currently defined XACML use
In the structure above, SignedInfo is a mandatory element since it is the element that is actually signed. That is, if you sign a document in XML Signature, the signature is not generated over the document's digest directly, but over the SignedInfo element (which contains the digest).
Kumar Raja wrote: If using Enveloped Signature, the Signature elements goes with in the singed document. In this case, the xsd of the document should actually consider including signature element definition in the actual document xsd. If not, at the receiving end, XML validation may fail. Is not that correct?


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Asarco art exhibit opensMay 3 at Ardovino's
The stacks are gone, but their legacy will live on in "Asarco -- End of An Era," an art exhibit opening next month at Ardovino's Desert Crossing.
The exhibit will feature 50 paintings and photographs by members of the Plein Air Painters of El Paso, who spent time at the site before the two smokestacks went down April 13.
The show will open with a reception from 6 to 8 p.m. May 3. It will include excerpts from filmmaker Jackson Polk's forthcoming documentary, "Last Tour of the El Paso Smelter." Former Asarco engineer Hamilton Underwood will sign his book, "My Memories of Asarco."
The show will be up through May 25 at the Sunland Park restaurant, whose co-owner, Robert Ardovino, helped lead an effort to preserve the smokestacks.
Information: pleinairpaintersofelpaso.com; ardovinos.com, 575-589-0653.
Round 1 of studio tour ends today
The first weekend of the sixth annual El Paso Studio Artists Tour concludes from noon to 5 p.m. today with events at two East Side, one Central and four San Elizario artists spaces. Included on the tour are muralist Stephanie Conroy and impressionist painter Alberto Escamilla.
The tour continues next weekend with open houses and art demonstrations at 18 locations on the West Side, Upper Valley, Central El Paso and Downtown. Participating artists and galleries that weekend include Bill Rakocy, Krystyna Robbins, Candy Mayer and the Hal Marcus Gallery.
Hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and noon-5 p.m. April 28. The tour is sponsored by El Paso Scene and the Plein Air Painters of El Paso.
Information: pleinairpaintersofelpaso.com, 581-4971.
San Elizario art market to return today
San Elizario's Mission Trail Art Market returns for the fifth year from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. today on the town's placita. The event, which runs the third Sunday of each month through Oct. 20, features works by local artists and crafters, live music, matachines and more.
Highlights include re-enactments of the Billy the Kid jailbreak at 1 and 3 p.m., and the 4 p.m. unveiling of "Oñate (El Encuentro)," a sculpture by Guadalupe Jacquez Calderon.
Information: missiontrailartmarket.com, 851-0093.
'Western Impressions' to open Friday
Paintings by Gary Biel, Nina Cobb Walker and Michael Kirkland, photography by Robert Highsmith and fiber art by Jan Severson are among the works in this year's "Western Impressions Art Show and Sale."
The El Paso Art Association exhibit will open with a reception and awards ceremony from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at Crossland Gallery, 500 W. Paisano. It will be up through May 25. This year's judge is artist Jeniffer Stapher-Thomas.
Information: elpasoartassociation.com, 534-7377.
Musicians busy with recitals this week
A few El Paso Symphony Orchestra musicians won't have much time to ruminate over this weekend's concerts with returning maestro Gürer Aykal.
Flutist Joy Zalkind, violist Mary Moran and harpist Grace Cloutier make up Trio D'Orsay, which performs at 2 p.m. today at the El Paso Museum of Art, part of Music Forum El Paso's free recital series. Information: musicforum-elpaso.org.
Percussionist Larry White has three student groups performing -- the UTEP Percussion Ensemble and Pandemonium steel drum band at 7:30 p.m. Monday, and the UTEP Contemporary Percussion Ensemble at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, all at UTEP's Fox Fine Arts Recital Hall. Admission to those concerts is $5; $3 for seniors, military and non-UTEP students; free for children and UTEP students. Information: 747-5606, music.utep.edu.
Several El Paso Symphony Orchestra members also perform in the El Paso Wind Symphony. Ron Hufstader will conduct the concert band in its season-ending program, "Legends and Heroes," at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Recital Hall. Tickets cost $12.50, $7.50 for students, seniors and military. Information: 760-5599, elpasowindsymphony.com.
Machine Project head to give free talk at UTEP
Mark Allen, associate professor of digital art at California's Pomona College, runs Machine Project Presents!, a nonprofit performance and installation space. He'll speak about it in a free lecture at 6 p.m. Thursday at UTEP's Rubin Center for the Visual Arts.
Information: rubincenter.utep.edu, 747-6151.
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Goulder and the Gospels: An Examination of a New ParadigmGoodacre, Mark S.Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press, 1996 pp. 416. $70.00Series InformationJSNTSup, 133
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25 February 2004
Physical exercise may keep the body in good condition, but singing and listening to music may bring important health benefits too. This is just one possible outcome of research to be undertaken by new Arts and Health Research Centre launched today in Folkestone's Creative Quarter.
The Sidney De Haan Research Centre, led by the University College's Music Department and the Centre for Health Education and Research, has been funded by the Roger De Haan Charitable Trust, in association with Shepway Primary Care Trust. The centre is an extension of research undertaken by Professor Grenville Hancox and Professor Stephen Clift into the positive effects of music on health and well-being. The project, the first of its kind in East Kent, is one of only four in the UK. It is the first higher education venture to be carried out in Folkestone, Kent.
Canterbury Christ Church University College's Head of Music, Professor Grenville Hancox, said: "Imagine the day when your GP says: 'Go and have a sing with that lot down the road' instead of 'take these pills three times a day!"
The centre will oversee and develop existing music workshops for young children and their families from Folkestone's Surestart wards and manage a variety of creative sessions, led by qualified practitioners, for older people and Alzheimer's patients.
The programmes will be run from premises in Church Street within Folkestone's Creative Quarter and workshops, piloted by the University College, are already being held at community venues across the area. The centre has been named after Roger De Haan's late father, Sidney, founder of the renowned Saga organisation. It will also be a base for PhD research and practice into the link between arts and health.
Roger De Haan said: "My father was diagnosed with vascular dementia towards the end of his life. It was uplifting to see how much benefit he derived from attending the theatre and musical performances and how this seemed to act as a stimulus for him both at the time and often for days afterwards. I am keen to promote research that could make such a difference to the quality of life of many people with conditions like my father's."
Local GP, Dr Sarah Montgomery, said: "Many of the health problems we see as doctors arise against a backdrop of social isolation, relationship breakdown and low self esteem. Good medicine can be just as much about helping people to find meaning and purpose in their lives as it is about treating physical and psychological illness. Drugs cannot address these important issues, but there is growing evidence arts can. Shepway Primary Care Trust is delighted to be involved at the start of the life of the Sidney de Haan Research Centre and looks forward to working in partnership to improve the health and wellbeing of the people of Shepway."
THE LAUNCH OF THE SIDNEY DE HAAN CENTRE WILL TAKE PLACE AT 11am ON THURSDAY 26th FEBRUARY AT FOLKESTONE'S CREATIVE QUARTER. THERE WILL BE A PHOTO CALL AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTERVIEWS.
Canterbury Christ Church University College has established itself as Kent and Medway's predominant centre of higher education for the public services – especially schools, health and social care. The University College is also a significant provider of programmes in a wide range of academic and professional areas.
From a small independent College of less than five hundred students – all training to be school teachers – in the 1960s, we have grown to over 13,000 students and 1,000 staff members with campuses in Canterbury, Tunbridge Wells and Thanet.
As an outward looking University College and a Church of England foundation, our mission is to provide excellent academic and professional education underpinned by research, scholarship and creative work and by Christian principles and values.
Shepway Primary Care Trust - Primary Care Trusts are the cornerstone of the NHS, responsible for theplanning and securing of health services. The main role of Shepway Primary Care Trust is to:
The Roger De Haan Charitable Trust supports a wide variety of charitable initiatives, including the Creative Foundation in Folkestone, and a number of projects engaged in dementia care and research.
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The Spring 2011 Forum provided an arena for science and mathematics teachers, students interested in careers in science and mathematics, and scientists and mathematicians from academia and industry to meet, network, and hear about the research of nationally known scientists and mathematicians. It was also a gathering in which we all learned about the varied career paths of women scientists and mathematicians and consider some of the issues involved in the decision to enter the discipline.
We had a very exciting line-up of speakers this year. Dr. Patricia S. Steeg (Head, Women's Cancers Section Laboratory of Molecular Pharmacology in the National Cancer Institute) who spoke about "Insights Into Careers in Medical Research: Molecular Characterization of Tumor Metastasis." Dr. Clare Muhoro (Department of Chemistry at Towson University) who spoke about "Organic Chemistry Can Help Solve Environmental Problems." And Dr. Dianne P. O'Leary ( Computer Science Department at the University of Maryland) who spoke about "Mathematics and Computer Science in Words and Images."


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Interbike 2012: Loaded Components' lightweight pedals, 1,400g XC/trail wheelset
Though they're primarily recognized as a gravity-oriented company, Loaded Components are keen to let the world know that they've got a wide range of darn light (or X-Lite) offerings for cross country and trail use. Those include a 9g seatpost clamp, a 23g quick release clamp, and a 99g 7075 aluminum stem with titanium hardware and a carbon face plate. But what they're most excited about at the moment is the new X-Lite tubeless wheelset. Full details and some handsome flat pedals after the break…
Tubeless via what Loaded call True Bead Technology, the 26in shot peened rims come in at just a shade over 400g apiece- and (in a move that warms my old-school heart) include eyeletted spoke holes. Proprietary extra-strong alloy nipples thread onto standard bladed J-bend spokes for easy part replacement. The set comes with all of the current XC and trail axle adapters for a reasonable $799.
Aimed more at the Trail/All-mountain set are these AMX signature pedals. Nicely CNC'd, they're available with CrMo ($140/328g) or Ti ($270/254g) spindles. Gold anodized traction pins are available for a bit of extra 'pop!'


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I always think of Halloween as the official start to winter. I was hoping to get some nice fall shots this year, but then we had a lot of rain followed by a lot of wind.
It's one long slide towards Winter Monochrome from here.
There are still a few leaves clinging to the branches of the burning bush.
But the fallen leaves are just as pretty.
Some of the roses are still hanging in there.
Others aren't faring as well.
The Japanese maple was beautiful before the weather hit. Now it has exactly one leaf left hanging.
When I moved around to take a picture of the cinnamon maple, I found this beauty tucked behind one of the piles of split firewood.
You know you live in a mild climate when your roses look like this, on the day before Halloween!


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As well as regarded an opportunity involving problems that outdo your real truth? Incidents in which come about inside area of your curiosity primarily. For you to truthfully calculate the nature regarding situations of which won't be able to possibly happen normally?
It's been recently being carried out in addition to at for a long time being a snowball coming lower the actual hill along with a lot more people considering concurrently. Look at various concepts regarding the world. Persons understood planet earth becoming a sturdy bulk completely while a few think this to remain working with a top rated coating composed of great designed for numerous kilometer in addition to left over, a new molten muscle size. Your biggest golf hole drilled is around 7. 5 kilometres downward plus the greatest my very own straight into which often individual includes journeyed is actually 3. 5km down(A new platinum my service around BixBurg, your Transvaal, Southerly The african continent). Your planet's radius is without a doubt 6, 300 kilometres. We all never genuinely have this great place digging gear that can include obviously any good sensible element of this particular quantity.
It turned out inside 18th 1 this presently there surfaced a notion while in the thoughts with the mathematician Maupertuis plus the philosopher Voltaire. Some people imagined tunneling through the planet. Naturally, very little canal on this dynamics have been dug nevertheless, having said that allow us to take into account pertaining to science's reason until this tube was dug. What's going to arise if a single is catagorized decrease within this 'bottomless pit'? Anticipate that this move current on account of air flow is usually gone. You won't ever possibly lock up in the bottom level still you feel that excite associated with slipping!! There isn't a underlying part within this compare. You keep going down and also plummeting and soon you get to that velocity that is caused by gravity we. electronic. appx. 8 km/sec and soon you get to the middle of the soil and after that you're feeling a difference in feel. Currently as an alternative to falling over all the way down, you really feel since you are currently being threw right up (such as for the fireman's blanket) Just overshoot as well as always drop or even instead photograph 'up' through the earth's focus and even gradually ones swiftness lessens, and soon you obtain the contrary ending. At this point you must have a product to support for tightly for one's existence or even you are going to begin heading down again. This procedure can certainly persist frequently to be a pendulum since we've overlooked air drag in such cases. In case you take into account the ticket move, you can decrease the pace of little by little ultimately stop at the middle of planet earth. Consequently, how much time would likely an important a person part voyage carry? Close to 1 hour and a half. Flammarion, an important German astronomer that described the actual task once again following Mauperturis as well as Voltaire said "This can be feasible in cases where in support of in case the clearly were dug in one person of polish lineage in the soil towards various other. Some other site will have us all take into account the planet's rotator. Could that each place in the soil will do 465m/sec along at the equator plus 300m/s on the latitude associated with Paris. Considering that circumferential speed rises, that further more apart were through the axis involving rotator, an important plumb set decreased in a very effectively will probably deflect eastward through the directory. In case you dug all of our bottomless properly with the equator, our nation be required to cause it to pretty broad or even really willing must be entire body fallen engrossed on the work surface might hover option east connected with the middle of the soil. Further more if your oral cavity ended up with a Southern region U . s citizens Level of skill 2 km over the ocean degree, as you move the wall plug was during marine amount, your cutting open would probably soar out and about with the different close not one but two kilometers upward. On the other hand, in case the two positions ended up being with water levels, you may seize anybody via the side as soon as she or he would seem along at the mouth area, since these her velocity can be nothing at all. In the previous instance you'd probably far better stay away from your traveller sailing by".
Effectively, ample regarding the our planet. Lets us take into consideration an extra innovative scenario with regard to scientific discipline. While showed so that you can us all in your institution days to weeks, audio goes within appx. 340m/s throughout air flow. Presume a number of around the globe play took place along with modified that quickness associated with seem in order to 340mm/sec!! And that is sometimes below the particular rate what place most of us walk around the block!! The outcomes, 1st, to listen to everything undoubtedly, you'll need to carry your own self mountain regular. One care to not necessarily transfer towards noise and you may be seeing and hearing the actual seems just about all garbled. Slower favorite songs is going to acquire a whole new this means…… practically. Your hitchhiker will not depend upon his / her head when getting some sort of cycle, neither might a horns individuals autos always be connected with any specific apply.
An associate regarding your own house is usually trekking forward and backward on the home whilst dealing with a person. His particular site can be completely different from the particular route connected with his particular language. Who prohibit this individual will not go towards you even while actually talking to you actually!! What you would see upcoming will be the style in reverse arrangement. To start with you actually notice the language she has only uttered, then an looks uttered just a bit previous to and that noises uttered previously and the like et cetera.
A powerful growing market can be recognized quite later inside border hinder. Pistols might not demand silencers. Internet marketer equipments might move unknown inside enemy's spot [as far as 'hearing them approach' is used]. August fourth of july probably would not function as Come july 1st independence day could in. Thunderclaps would most likely bring roughly one humdred and fifty time to arrive at usa as soon as they appear!!! The globe are going to be extremely chaotic using sound clips with round time frame!!!
Surely, even though being seated inside my home, I'm casual to look at perceive my personal dog canine banging in front doorway associated with this living room area as well as lucky which will such an experiment have not taken place in addition to with luck , can never happen.
Take a trip with the tempo with mild! By simply once do you consider is going to this kind of always be doable?


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Most of us are going to need a day or two to soak it in and wrap our heads around what exactly happened between the Blue Jays and Marlins yesterday.
Giancarlo Stanton needed no such time.
Miami's best remaining player sent a tweet just as news of the blockbuster trade was beginning to break. It was seven words long with three exclamation points, no periods and one crystal-clear opinion. ...


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Onkyo Japan introduces a new High End CD player and DLNA Amp in Japan
Onkyo has my outmost respect when it comes to bring High quality Audio to the masses and today the company introduces two new High-End audio devices with the C-7030 CD player and matching TX-8050 DLNA Amplifier.
Announced at 37,800 Yen in Japan and already available in the USA, the C-7030 comes however in its Japanese version in Silver only and features the company unique VLSC technology for pulse noise reduction as well as supporting MP3 and WMA CDs.
The TX-8050 in the other hand is announced in Japan at 58,800 Yen and is fully compatible with Wondows 7 as well both iPod and iPhone (Via Onkyo's Dedicated USB Dock). This Amplifier is DLNA 1.5 compatible, and capable to stream Internet Radio like the Japanese radiko.jp service. This versatile High-end Amplifier offers a130Wx2ch maximum output at 6Ω, comes with WRAT Technology and 32bit Texas Instrument Aureus (DA8x digital audio processor) audio processor.
- - Teac New All-in-One sound System for iPod & iPhone features the weirdest remote ever. (February 15th,2010 at 4:13 PM)
- - Onkyo's New Mini Hi-Fi Now iPod and PC Friendly! (August 26th,2009 at 4:27 PM)
- - Onkyo Unleashes Two New AV Amplifiers Supporting Windows 7 (August 24th,2009 at 4:31 PM)
- - New CD player by ONKYO (August 24th,2007 at 1:45 AM)
- - New Kenwood 1DIN iPod/iPhone,USB, CD receivers for your car (February 19th,2010 at 4:54 PM)
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"Here, there's a legacy of companies that go from someone's garage to $10 million in just a few years. You can't help comparing yourself to them. There's so much hype around grow, grow, grow, but it can be really dangerous to grow that quickly."
--Jenai Lane, President of Respect Inc., a $1 million designer of pop-culture products in San Francisco
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Nashville Sports Council Executive Director Scott Ramsey, left, talks with Conference USA Commissioner Britton Banowsky on Wednesday.
Middle Tennessee State will celebrate its fourth year in Conference USA in 2017, and Commissioner Britton Banowsky said Wednesday he would like to bring the league's men's basketball tournament to Nashville that year.
That's the next window when Bridgestone Arena would be available for such an event.
The SEC men's tournament will be played there this year and the NCAA Women's Final Four next year. Then the SEC men's tournament will return in 2015 and 2016. ...