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The Duellists
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One of the new artworks commissioned by Futuresonic in 2007, The Duellists has been shown 18 times at international events, and was identified by New York Times as the highlight of Eyebeam's Source Code exhibition.
Freeing urban space, making it strange - The Duellists was commissioned as a part of the Art for Shopping Centres exhibition curated by Drew Hemment at Futuresonic 2007.
In March 2007 MediaShed were invited to the Manchester Arndale Shopping Centre by Futuresonic to make a film combining free-media with free-running. Parkour or free-running involves fluid uninterrupted movement adapting motion to obstacles in the environment. Like free-media, free-running makes use of and re-enrgises the infrastructure of the city. Free-media film adapts environmental and discarded hardware to make filmmaking accessible to all.
Working with Southend based professional parkour breakin' crew Methods of Movement a choreographed performance was filmed in the shopping centre over three consecutive nights. The film was shot using only the existing in-house CCTV network of 160 cameras operated from the central control room, with a soundtrack created entirely from the foundsounds and noises recorded during the performance.
The finished film was screened at the Manchester Arndale (10th - 20th May) using the screens inside the Manchester Arndale on the infrastructure plasmas, in an exhibition pod and inside eleven stores.
The Duellists was an art project for urban screens that was made for the specific location of one of the UK's main shopping centres and for the people of the city who live around it. It was one of 3 major new commissions in Futuresonic's Art For Shopping Centres exhibition, also featuring Harwood and Katherine Moriwaki, which was developed over an 18 month period and featured linked activities across the UK.
There were only two news items on regional TV on the opening days of the exhibition, the resignation of Tony Blair and the exhibition, which was watched by a TV audience of 4 million. Over 1 million passed through the Arndale Shopping Shopping Centre during the time it was showing.
It was a part of Futuresonic's focus since 2004 on participatory projects in urban spaces. This project initiated by Futuresonic was also a first implementation of the GEARBOX free-media video toolkit - an umbrella project looking at free and open forms of video production.
Kids from the shopping centre were then recruited for a free media and freerunning workshop two weeks later.
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JONESBORO — A first-grader mesmerized a Clayton County courtroom Wednesday morning as she recalled interrupting the alleged assault that killed her grandmother and the woman's last words to her.
Zakiya Harvey, 6, took the stand to testify about what she saw and heard the day her grandmother, Alena Marble, was beaten nearly to death and left inside the trunk of her car to die. Zakiya's mother, Kajul Harvey, and her mother's boyfriend, Latoris Grovner, are charged with murder in the case. Grovner's trial started Tuesday.
The girl told a hushed courtroom about seeing Marble and Grovner in the living room.
"She said, 'I'll always love you in Heaven,'" said the child. "She was making noises, a screaming sound. I ran downstairs to get the phone to try to call 911."
Under direct-examination by Assistant District Attorney Katie Powers, Zakiya Harvey claimed Grovner grabbed her by the neck.
"He touched me on my neck with his hands," she said. "It was painful."
The child also testified to seeing Marble, whom she called "Nana," in the trunk of her Honda Civic.
"She was making little squishy sounds," said Zakiya Harvey.
Marble's former neighbor, Mary Smith, also testified Wednesday. She told the jury that Marble was terrified of her daughter and Grovner.
"She was really scared of him," she said. "She talked about it every single day. She wanted to move back to Texas to get away from them. She was afraid of her daughter, that she was going to kill her. They were fighting all the time."
Prosecutors allege Grovner beat Marble with a Smirnoff Ice bottle and a metal saucepan in an argument over money. After the beating, police said Grovner wrapped Marble, who was still alive, in three blankets and put her in the trunk. He then drove the Honda to an apartment complex across the street before he and Harvey walked to a Bank of America to try and access Marble's money, said police.
Clayton County police Officer Carl Stewart testified to finding blood throughout the apartment and Powers presented numerous bloodied household items into evidence. Stewart testified to recovering four human teeth from the area around the couch and several bottles of cleaning products in another room.
Stewart captured the courtroom's attention when he testified about spraying luminol in the living room to find blood evidence. The chemical glows in complete darkness in the presence of blood.
"It lit up like a Christmas tree," he said. "There was a smear pattern from the living room right out the front door and for seven or eight feet beyond, to where the parking spaces are. Then it just stopped."
Follow-up witness Clayton County police Officer Aaron David Fried testified to what he called an "odd" question Zakiya Harvey asked him the day police found Marble's body inside the trunk.
"She asked me if I ever had nightmares," he said. "I told her I did. She said she did as well. She said she had nightmares about killers."
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In a perfect world the schedule wouldn't matter in college football. But there it is, and that's why Nevada — despite losing a couple of superstars to the NFL — is in a great position to win at least a share of the Western Athletic Conference football championship, as it did last year, tying with Hawaii and Boise State.
"You're going to pick Nevada to win the WAC? You're going to need Hawaii Five-0 protection," said Chad Hartley, who used to cover the Wolf Pack for the Reno Gazette-Journal and now works for the school's sports information department.
But it's Bad Chad's fault; he's the one who got me thinking Nevada could remain stellar this fall, even without headliners Colin Kaepernick at quarterback, tailback Vai Taua and defensive end Dontay Moch. Between innings at a Hawaii-Nevada softball game last spring, Hartley reminded me that most of Nevada's offensive line comes back, and there's plenty of confidence in senior Tyler Lantrip's ability to operate the pistol.
"There's no way he'll run like Colin, but there will be more balance," Hartley said, and Mike Ball is expected to pick up where Taua left off.
The WAC schedule maker was kind to the Pack. Nevada plays six of its last eight at home, where it has lost only to Missouri in the past two years. Hawaii visits on Nov. 12, UH is a field goal from being 0-5 there. If this game were at Aloha Stadium, where Nevada can't win, I'd pick Hawaii to take the conference.
The WAC media poll comes out Thursday. Here's how I filled out my ballot:
1. Nevada
Defense should be improved with the Pack's best back seven in a very long time, featuring linebacker James-Michael Johnson and cornerback Isaiah Frey. Nevada also hosts Fresno State and LaTech.
2. Hawaii
The Warriors have my picks for player of the year on both sides of the ball, quarterback Bryant Moniz and linebacker Corey Paredes, and a stout supporting cast, especially on defense. It will come down to the Nevada game. Unfortunately, it's in Reno.
3. Fresno State
On talent alone, including running back Robbie Rouse, the Bulldogs would win the WAC. But how many times have we said that in previous years, only to see them falter?
4. Louisiana Tech
Lennon Creer (1,181 rushing yards) and sackmaster Matt Broha are back, and that bodes well for LaTech, as does hosting Hawaii rather than traveling to the islands.
5. Utah State
Linebacker Bobby Wagner doesn't have enough help for this team to break into the upper half of the conference, especially with quarterback Diondre Borel having completed his run in Logan.
6. Idaho
Coach Robb Akey turned things around but now he's got a big rebuilding project — and we're not talking a replacement for the kozy Kibbiedome.
7. San Jose State
The Spartans become the WAC's most senior school next year. That won't save them from yet another woeful football season this fall despite returning nearly all of 2010's starters.
8. New Mexico State
UH's Alex Green shredded the NMSU defense for 327 yards last year — now the Aggies don't have their best player, cornerback Davon House. Can Leilehua grad Andrew Manley make up for it at quarterback? Maybe next year, when Fresno State, Hawaii and Nevada are gone.
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The hills that rise sharply from the coast to the escarpment and the strong air currents make Stanwell Tops a prime spot for hang gliding. Local adventure tour operators can take you along for the ride of a lifetime on a tandem flight; alternatively sit back and enjoy the panoramic views from Bald Hill Lookout. The Grand Pacific Drive passes through Stanwell Park on its spectacular route along the coast to the South Coast. Stop at Sea Cliff Bridge, located between Coalcliff and Clifton, for a walk along this engineering masterpiece.
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Several of the Material Girls of Lakeview (first row, from left) Sandie Craig, Stephanie Reubin and Angelica Magnuson, and (second row, from left) Mary Bouras, Pat Barry, Barbara Magnuson and JoAnn Moore, are shown with the handmade gifts they donated to Christmas Wish.
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Grocery carts full of stockings, tote bags and stuffed animals rolled into the Christmas Wish Center about noon Wednesday - seven grocery carts in all - a donation from the Material Girls of Lakeview.
The donation included 160 handmade stockings filled with toys for younger children, stuffed animals, 40 tote bags with personal-care items for teenagers, as well as hand-knitted and crocheted caps. This was the second year the group donated handmade gifts to Christmas Wish.
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Urmila Devi Dasi (also known as Dr. Edith E. Best) (born in 1955 in New York City) is an American educator. Her father was president, and later CEO, of the Manischewitz food company, founded by his grandfather.[1] She joined the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) in 1973 in Chicago[2] and became a disciple of A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, the founder of ISKCON.
She and Praytatosa, (Howard Best), married in 1973. They have two sons and one daughter; eight grandsons and five grand-daughters. In 1996 Urmila and Pratyatosa entered the renounced asrama of vanaprastha.
Her primary work in ISKCON has been in the area of education.[2] In 1982 in Detroit, she and her husband, Pratyatosa, started an ISKCON primary school, where she served as principal for eight years.[2][3] She and her husband founded another primary and secondary school in North Carolina in 1990, where she was principal for ten years.[2] She taught children in nursery school, elementary (primary) and high school (secondary) for a total of 27 years. Urmila has compiled a guidebook for education in ISKCON and has been engaged in "writing and coordinating the development of a Krishna conscious academic curriculum for primary and secondary students".[2] For eight years she was the education columnist for Back to Godhead magazine, where she is an associate editor.[2] In 2008, Urmila wrote a paper based on Īśopaniṣad about the philosophy of education to be followed at Krishna Avanti Primary School in Harrow, England, the first state-funded Hindu school in Great Britain.[4] Urmila has also been involved in the debates on women's place in ISKCON.[3]
Urmila Devi Dasi has a Master's of School Administration and a Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.[5] Urmila teaches some courses, such as ISKCON History, Sociology of Religion, and Educational Research, at Bhaktivedanta College in Radhadesh, Belgium.[5] According to Bhaktivedanta College website, she has been on US television, including NBC, explaining various aspects of the Hare Krishna movement and its philosophy.[5] Urmila is also a member of the Sastric Advisory Council to the Governing Body Commission of ISKCON.[5] She travels widely throughout the world teaching about spiritual life and education.
In September 2010,[6] she published her three-volume set Dr. Best Learn To Read, a program consisting of a set of children's reading books, teacher guides, and student activity books to take a young child from learning the English alphabet to fluent reading. The reading books are all stories about Krishna or related to Vaisnava/Vedic culture.[7] Aimed at ages 3–8, The Talking Books have the text in English and can be listened to in the following languages, page by page: English, Hindi, Gujarati, Telugu, Bengali, Tamil, Kannada, Mandarin, Thai, Japanese, Persian, Hebrew, Afrikaans, Croatian, Finnish, Portuguese, Italian, Slovenian, Slovak, Spanish, French, German, Russian, Hungarian, Dutch.[8] She has also published a book on mantra meditation, The Great Mantra for Mystic Meditation, [9]
- ^ Manischewitz: the matzo family: the making of an American Jewish icon By Laura Manischewitz Alpern
- ^ a b c d e f "Urmila.Me.Uk (An website maintained by admirers of HG Urmila Devi Dasi". Retrieved 19 June 2011.
- ^ a b Muster, Nori Jean (1997). Betrayal of the spirit: my life behind the headlines of the Hare Krishna movement. University of Illinois Press. p. 172. ISBN 0-252-06566-2.
- ^ Yadunandana Swami. "A History of Education in ISKCON". ISKCON Studies Journal (Oxford: ISKCON Studies Institute).
- ^ a b c d "Urmila Dasi". Bhaktivedanta College. Retrieved 20 February 2010.
- ^ "Schools Pick Up New Krishna Conscious Children's Books". ISKCON News. Retrieved 19 June 2011.
- ^ "Dr. Best Learn To Read". Mantra Lingua Publishers. Retrieved 19 June 2011.
- ^ "Full Contents". Krishna.com. Retrieved 19 June 2011.
- ^ "The Great Mantra for Mystic Meditation: Opening the Lotus of Good Fortune". Amazon.com. Retrieved 10 February 2014.
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Hair Shines in the Park
Set outdoors on a grassy field, stripped of all the omnipresent opportunities to overproduce it, Hair, under the direction of Diane Paulus at the Delacorte Theatre in Central Park, has finally regained some measure of it greatness. There are those who will say that audiences and critics are responding to it now because our current politics has made the show relevant again. Yes, well perhaps, but we suspect the real reason is the direction by Paulus, who wisely took advantage of what the Delacorte offereda patch of groundand added no more to it than lighting design and an exuberant, talented cast, and she cut right to the musical's thematic core. Our tribe of young hippies exist now truly out of doors, under the stars, and in a timeless, eternal sixties.
Led by the charismatic Will Swenson as Berger, the tribe is a heady mix of naiveté, commitment, fun, and political purpose. Its ramshackle book, which is more of a concert of concerns, is appealing in this contextand it even seems more purposeful in the park setting. In a cast of relative unknowns Bryce Ryness as Woof comes close to stealing the show; his natural, easy performance is a pleasure to watch. The key role of Sheilakey, because she's got two of the most famous songs in the showis resolutely played and well sung by Caren Lyn Manuel. Megan Lawrence is a standout as Mother, but in contrast, Allison Case as Crissy brings nothing to one of the score's most charming songs, "Frank Mills."
The show's star attraction Jonathan (Spring Awakening) Groff plays Claude with an earnest intensity that just misses the mark. He sings the role very well but his acting only skims the surface of the character's plight. He will be leaving the show during its two-week extension (from August 17 - 31), replaced by Christopher J. Hanke from Cry-Baby. That might just work out for the better. As for the ensemble, it is attractive, talented, and exceptionally well-choreographed by Karole Armitage. This is a shining moment for The Public which, we trust, they won't screw up by moving Hair to a Broadway stage. It will lose a lot in the transfer from outdoors to indoors.
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Could August: Osage County be Better Now After Cast Changes?
The addition of Estelle Parsons to the cast as the matriarch of this now famously twisted Weston family is a stroke of genius. The new Violet Weston is as sharp-tongued and malicious as the original Tony-winning actress who played her (Deanna Dunagan), but Parsons brings a greater vulnerability to the part. It is a stunning performance, made all the more amazing by the fact that the actress is eighty years old.
A number of other actors have slid easily into their replacement roles, principal among them Frank Wood and Robert Foxworth, while some of the original performers, most notably Sally Murphy, have truly burnished their performances into something far more impressive over time.
But we are writing about Tracy Letts' play again this time to extol the brilliance of Amy Morton who is truly the centerpiece of this powerful work. She gives one of last year's and this year's most towering performances. Morton is unforgettable in her role as the Weston sister who tries to hold everything together and fails.
Simply put, if you haven't seen August: Osage County, you really should. If you saw it before, you just might want to see it again.
August: Osage County at the Music Box Theatre. Tickets and performance information available at Telecharge.com.
A Comedy Surprise
We were surprised and delighted by the high concept comedy What To Do When You Hate All Your Friends by Larry Kunofsky. If some of the comedy is a little forced and not everything works as you might like, there is a great deal of intelligence and wit in this clever play. Jacob Krueger's sly direction helped considerably to smooth over the rough spots and make the high spots that much higher.
This is a play about love and friendship with a contemporary twist. We've seen others try to write about young people today and they almost always fail with embarrassing self-indulgence. This, instead, has a sense of humor about itself and a touch of whimsy that is charming. Most charming of all is Todd D'Amour as Matt, the lead character who hates all of his friends. He is hilarious in a dry, sexy way, possessing exquisite comic timing. He's a real find. Also entertaining are Carrie Keranen as D'Amour's almost equally dysfunctional love interest and Josh Lefkowitz who plays a series of roles with comic aplomb. Susan Louise O'Connor and Amy Staats round out the cast in this entertaining and intelligent new play.
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A reader dropped us a tip asking the following good question. Because the question and answer shed light on the console wars, we're sharing it with you.
"I recently decided that I would like to have an Xbox for my upstairs bedroom so that my fiancée can play games that she enjoys such as DDR and Psychonauts.... I have since discovered from numerous store managers that Microsoft has discontinued the core version of the original Xbox. Now instead of paying $149.99 for an Xbox, as one has been able to do since 2003, it is necessary to drop $179.99 for an Xbox packaged with Forza Motor Sport (a game made by Microsoft).... The real kicker is that the only way to buy an Xbox now is to pay $30 more than the system cost for the past 2-3 years just because it is packaged with a first party game that retails for $19.99 (new).... Since when did console makers RAISE the prices of consoles towards the end of their cycle?"
Good question. We searched Amazon, Buy.com, and Wal-Mart.com and could not find an original Xbox console for less than $170. All of the consoles found at these sites (except used consoles offered through Amazon.com third-party sellers) came bundled with Forza. Why has Microsoft chosen to restrict (or discontinue) the supply of core Xbox systems at exactly the moment when console manufacturers have tended to drop prices?
There are a few reasons why we imagine Microsoft might pursue what appears to be a perverse strategy.
The Xbox is installed in fewer than 25 million homes worldwide versus the PlayStation's estimated install base of around 100 million. At this point, no sane third-party developer or publisher is going to release an exclusive for the Xbox given the lower overall demand for Xbox games. It's also unlikely that Microsoft is going to force its first-party developers to pour resources into a last-gen console at a time when the Xbox 360 needs and requires 100% of internal support. Given the situation, the game is no longer about Xbox vs. PS2 sales. Any additional support of the original Xbox in the form of games or even price subsidies would be counterproductive.
So forget the idea that Microsoft will do anything that supports the Xbox. Heck, they're going to actively discourage Xbox sales by bumping up the price so that the Xbox 360 looks even more attractive relative to an Xbox purchase. Every prior-gen system sold at this point is lost walletshare that could have been dedicated towards next-gen gaming. The price increase is a great way to encourage recalcitrant gamers to consider upgrading to an Xbox 360.
There's some evidence that Microsoft's strategy is working. The biggest games publishers are having difficulty making money right now because demand for previous-generation gaming has dried up as gamers increasingly look toward the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Revolution. This shift in consumer demand forces developers and publishers to jettison or retool prior-gen projects and turn more squarely towards the future--a future that is so far dominated by the only console on store shelves: the Xbox 360.
Expect Nintendo and Sony to do what they can to keep gamers suckling at the teat of prior-gen systems. Neither Sony nor Nintendo are eager to cut off a revenue stream before they've launched their respective next-gen consoles. If they can keep gamers happy for just a little bit longer, they have a better chance of keeping those gamers as customers when their next-generation systems finally launch later this year.
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Monday, November 30, 2015
Alternate title: Recycle, Gwai Wik
When a prominent young author working on her latest novel begins to experience a series of frightening visions, she soon becomes convinced that her latest work is attempting to draw her into an eerie parallel universe in a horrifying tale of fact meets fiction from The Eye directors Danny and Oxide Pang. Ting-yen has risen to much acclaim in the literary community, but in the process of penning her latest novel, the popular writer soon begins to receive visions of a deeply-disturbing alternate reality. As her mind attempts to process the strange visions and the draw of the book becomes ever more powerful, Ting-yen is compelled to tear the pages from her manuscript and discard them in the recycle bin. Unfortunately for Ting-yen, her efforts to purge herself of the strange story only seem to provide the catalyst needed for the malevolent characters to fully manifest themselves in the real world. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi


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City of Buckley, Buckley, WA
Download OptionsReleased: May 2, 2013
Federal Communications Commission
Before the
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D.C. 20554In the Matter of
City of Buckley
) File No. EB-FIELDWR-13-00008058
Licensee of Station KVA319
Buckley, WA 98321
) NOV No. V201332980010
Released: May 2, 2013By the Acting District Director, Seattle Office, Western Region, Enforcement Bureau:
This is a Notice of Violation (Notice) issued pursuant to Section 1.89 of the
Commission's rules (Rules),1 to the City of Buckley, licensee of radio station KVA319 in Buckley, WA.
Pursuant to Section 1.89(a) of the Rules, issuance of this Notice does not preclude the Enforcement
Bureau from further action if warranted, including issuing a Notice of Apparent Liability for Forfeiture
for the violation(s) noted herein.2
On April 5, 2013, agents of the Enforcement Bureau's Seattle Office inspected radio
station KVA319 located at 10515 234th Ave East, Buckley, WA and observed the following violation:
47 C.F.R. § 1.903(a): "Stations in the Wireless Radio Services must be used and
operated only in accordance with the rules applicable to their particular service as set
forth in this title and with a valid authorization granted by the Commission under the
provisions of this part…" Agents inspected this station, and measured its power
output at 143 watts, exceeding its authorized maximum power of 110 watts.
Pursuant to Section 308(b) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended,3 and
Section 1.89 of the Rules, we seek additional information concerning the violations and any remedial
actions taken. Therefore, the City of Buckley, must submit a written statement concerning this matter
within twenty (20) days of release of this Notice. The response (i) must fully explain each violation,
including all relevant surrounding facts and circumstances, (ii) must contain a statement of the specific
action(s) taken to correct each violation and preclude recurrence, and (iii) must include a time line for
completion of any pending corrective action(s). The response must be complete in itself and must not be
abbreviated by reference to other communications or answers to other notices.4
2 47 C.F.R. § 1.89(a).
3 47 U.S.C. § 308(b).
4 47 C.F.R. § 1.89(c).
Federal Communications Commission4.
In accordance with Section 1.16 of the Rules, we direct the City of Buckley to support its
response to this Notice with an affidavit or declaration under penalty of perjury, signed and dated by an
authorized officer of the City of Buckley with personal knowledge of the representations provided in the
City of Buckley response, verifying the truth and accuracy of the information therein,5 and confirming
that all of the information requested by this Notice which is in the regulatee's possession, custody,
control, or knowledge has been produced. To knowingly and willfully make any false statement or
conceal any material fact in reply to this Notice is punishable by fine or imprisonment under Title 18 of
the U.S. Code.6
All replies and documentation sent in response to this Notice should be marked with the
File No. and NOV No. specified above, and mailed to the following address:
Federal Communications Commission
Seattle District Office
11410 NE 122nd Way, Suite 312
Kirkland, WA 98034
This Notice shall be sent to the City of Buckley at its address of record.
The Privacy Act of 19747 requires that we advise you that the Commission will use all
relevant material information before it, including any information disclosed in your reply, to determine
what, if any, enforcement action is required to ensure compliance.
Binh Nguyen
Acting District Director
Seattle District Office
Western Region
Enforcement Bureau
5 Section 1.16 of the Rules provides that "[a]ny document to be filed with the Federal Communications Commission
and which is required by any law, rule or other regulation of the United States to be supported, evidenced,
established or proved by a written sworn declaration, verification, certificate, statement, oath or affidavit by the
person making the same, may be supported, evidenced, established or proved by the unsworn declaration,
certification, verification, or statement in writing of such person . . . . Such declaration shall be subscribed by the
declarant as true under penalty of perjury, and dated, in substantially the following form . . . : 'I declare (or certify,
verify, or state) under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed on (date). (Signature)'." 47
6 18 U.S.C. § 1001 et seq. See also 47 C.F.R. § 1.17.
7 P.L. 93-579, 5 U.S.C. § 552a(e)(3).
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|The value of the insulin-like growth factor binding protein-1 in the cervical-vaginal secretion detected by immunochromatographic dipstick test in the prediction of delivery in women with clinically unconfirmed preterm premature rupture of membranes.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 16054956 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to determine the value of detecting insulin-like growth factor binding protein-1 (IGFBP-1) in the cervical-vaginal secretion in the prediction of delivery in women with clinically uncorfirmed preterm premature rupture of membranes (PPROM). MATERIAL AND METHODS: A total of 87 women, gestational age between 20 and 36 weeks were enrolled into this prospective study. Based on the clinical diagnosis, patients were grouped as clinically evident PPROM (n = 25), clinically suspected PPROM (n = 42) and women with intact fetal membranes (n = 20). Detection of IGFBP-1 in the cervical-vaginal secretions was done using a one-step immunochromatographic dipstick test in all women. The outcome measures were gestational age at delivery, neonatal birth weight and duration of the interval between the test and delivery between women with positive and negative test results. RESULTS: The test was positive in all 25 women (100% sensitivity) with clinically evident PPROM and all delivered prematurely, and negative in 19 out of the 20 (95% specificity) women with intact fetal membranes. Among 36 women with clinically suspected PPROM, 13 (36%) tested positive and 23 (63%) tested negative for IGFBP-1. In this group, the mean gestational age and birth weight at the time of delivery were significantly lower in patients with positive test (31.38+/-2.6 weeks versus 38.61+/-0.99 weeks and 1761+/-527g versus 3500+/-355g, P < 0.05 for both). Eleven (85%) of the 13 women with positive test, delivered within 2 weeks after the performance of the test whereas all the women with negative test results delivered after 2 weeks (P = 0.001). The test had 100, 92, 84 and 100% sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value and negative predictive value, respectively, for the outcome measure of test-delivery interval. CONCLUSION: The screening test for IGFBP-1 in the cervical-vaginal secretions is a useful adjunct in the prediction of delivery in women with clinically unconfirmed PPROM.
|Fuat Akercan; Teksin Cirpan; Mert Kazandi; Mustafa Cosan Terek; Leila Mgoyi; Erdinc Ozkinay
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It's hard to imagine a better return to London after my many years of absence. Hugs from friends old and new, a myriad of scrumptious dining choices (more mushy peas? yes please!), a proper summer downpour, a cup of Earl Grey*, and a private invitation to the Arsenal 125 launch at the Saatchi Gallery in London on Thursday night, August 18th, (yes, I'm late with my post, I blame jetlag.) courtesy of Nike and curated by Arena HOMME+. (Thanks Nike!)
125 years of Arsenal… Gooner football magic.
Unlike "football" in America (wankers in pads), Football in the rest of the civilized and uncivilized world is possibly the most beautiful game ever played. And with a history and fanbase like Arsenal's, London's most successful football club, to celebrate such an auspicious occasion to mark 125 years, Nike and Arena HOMME+ have teamed up with Ashley Heath, and in turn, Jason Evans, DoBeDo, and RSA/Greg Fay to create a beautiful mixed format exhibition that is up for one week for public viewing. Yes, ONLY ONE WEEK. Or technically 3 more days since I'm a bit late… (apologies). Which means if you're a Gooner, you'd best make your way down to Saatchi for a look. THREE MORE DAYS… Go see it!
Football has always been a part of my life. I grew up watching matches with my dad and played on a youth team as a child; the most memorable part of those younger years being my incredibly cringe worthy but some what adorable bowl cut Bruce Lee, buzz cut Bruce Willis, and permtastic Gilda Radnor hairstyles. (Thanks mom.)
As years went on, my relationship with football waned. At one point, I'm sure it flatlined. But over a decade ago, my passion for the sport was reignited by a random football match I saw whilst waiting for my flight in the airport. 90 minutes of sheer magic was what it was, and soon the football bug was back. Since then, throughout the footballing season, you'd find me on certain days, half asleep at 4 a.m. in the morning hoping to catch the early kick-off time somewhere in the world.
I don't know what initially drew me to Arsenal, but whatever it was, made me a lifelong fan. And as Arsenal celebrates its 125th year, you hear chatter and grumblings that we need the old Arsenal back. I try not to think about it. Arsenal had its moment in the sun for a long time, and though we've been struggling it doesn't mean we won't be back on top one day.
This exhibit gives us Arsenal fans a little kick in the pants and a taste of optimism. Helps us remember what it means to stand by our team through thick and thin. It doesn't matter if we don't always win. If that's all we cared about, then we might as well be one of those fair weather Los Angeles Lakers fans that I despise. No. Arsenal fans, football fans have more heart than that… we always have.
The exhibition is in two parts and separated into two areas. One is filled with imagery of several current players and fans done by the photographic collective DoBeDo, focusing on the fan's perspective.
The other part/area is a screening area with a 10 minute short film shot by Greg Fay for RSA (Ridley Scott Associates) Films, which follows three Arsenal fans and portrays the spirit behind the team as well as highlights the limitless appeal of this sport to all cultures and ethnicities and ages. I watched the film four times…
*Don't forget to pick up the very collectible Jason Evans FANZINE while you're there.
Head over to check out the exhibition now open now at Saatchi Gallery.
Saatchi Gallery
Duke of York's HQ
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You know "going green" is reaching a fever pitch when even the wax representations of eco-friendly individuals reflect their personal values. So is the case with Prince Charles, whose wax figure at Madame Tussauds received a new green makeover and was unveiled this past Wednesday. From the article,
"To create its first "green" figure, workers recycled wax from a 1989 figure of the Prince of Wales and updated it with 82 pounds of organic beeswax, 55 pounds of clay and fiberglass. Artists used organic pigments to color the skin.
Sculptors worked only with their hands and in daylight to cut down on electricity usage. Workers rode bicycles to attend planning meetings during the four-month project.
The remaining carbon the process generated was to be offset by the planting of three trees in Cornwall."
The cost of constructing the figure — at nearly $289,000 — remains in line with the average for the museum. I know, I can't believe it's so affordable either…
Congrats to Madame Tussauds on the effort! While I doubt there will be as much emphasis placed on greening future scary realistic wax figures, I'm hopeful that some of the practices will rub off. For your next statue, Charles, I'd work on that double-chin.
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You might not have a wife, but if you did, I doubt you'd honor your marriage vows when faced with one of Naughty America's most convincing seductresses. I Have a Wife is a Naughty America site built around infidelity scenarios that have some sap protesting a come-on from a true vixen only to give in when she drops her hand inside his trunks and whispers something filthy in his ear. Soon enough, they're rolling around on the floor completely without clothing as his wife pulls into the driveway. I hope you'll enjoy I Have a Wife, just not so much that that same situation happens to you (and you alone).
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Chris Evans stars as superhero Captain America, who battles an entire army of rogue S.H.I.E.L.D. agents in 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier.' (Marvel Studios)
�Captain America: The Winter Soldier� has trust issues.
Of course, who doesn�t these days? What with continuing revelations of government spying, credit card hacking, hidden cameras and mass phone surveillance, there�s a general assumption that somebody�s watching you at all times, and they probably are.
�Winter Soldier� tosses this paranoia atop the usual blend of super-heroics, explosions and large objects falling from the sky one expects from a Marvel action blockbuster. Meanwhile the film maintains the central question of the mothership Marvel film, �The Avengers�: Wouldn�t humans be better off under someone�s rule, because we�re certainly botching this democracy thing?
Captain America (Chris Evans) obviously doesn�t think so, but, as the film begins, he is starting to question his work for the world-wide protection agency S.H.I.E.L.D. He keeps getting sent off on rescue missions that seem to have ulterior motives.
He�s not so sure that S.H.I.E.L.D. Commander Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) is sharing everything with him. He�s even beginning to question the loyalties of fellow Avenger Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson).
All this questioning turns out to be a good thing. Because, under the leadership of one Alexander Pierce (Robert Redford), S.H.I.E.L.D. has been building three massive flying warships that, once they�ve taken to the air, will look down on and basically police the whole world.
This power would be terrifying in anyone�s hands. But once Captain America discovers an enemy from his past will sit upon the throne, while also using a friend from his past as a lapdog, he decides S.H.I.E.L.D. is getting way out of hand.
And so, much fighting ensues. Cap picks up a high-flying sidekick named Falcon (Anthony Mackie) along the way, and, of course, Black Widow turns out to be as trustworthy as an assassin can be, but they�re up against a lot of hardware and an entire army of rogue S.H.I.E.L.D. agents.
Unlikely directors Joe and Anthony Russo (�You, Me and Dupree� and lots of sitcom work) turn out to be just fine in the action realm, with big scenes at sea, in the air and lots of running around on the ground (one extended street-bound fight sequence looks like the shootout in �Heat� with back flips). It can get repetitious, and there are some logic breaks, but the action is never outright numbing (see the �Thor� movies; or don�t).
Throughout, there�s a running joke about how Black Widow is trying to set Cap up on a date, the most likely candidate being his neighbor (Emily Van Camp, likely to return). Why Cap and Black Widow don�t hook up is a question that lingers. Who else is she going to get with? The Hulk?
Evans has been shushing rumors that he might retire from heroic roles when his Marvel contract is up (likely 2017, Captain America isn�t going anywhere quite yet). If so, it will be a loss; now that his cocky young days seem over, he�s become the absolute picture of an old-fashioned American hero, with dry wit thrown in as bonus. Few actors play straight this well.
In �Winter Soldier,� amidst the chaos, our hero learns to be wary of the modern world. Welcome to the 21st century, Cap.
'Captain America: The Winter Soldier'
Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of violence, gunplay and action throughout
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We in the women's movement can only hope that the courts won't behave like the 'court of public opinion.' You see, if a woman is brutalised, and her bloodied body/corpse is available as incontestable proof of her victimhood— in conformity with those Hindi movie images we just talked about— then the courts might hand out righteous death sentences because 'public opinion' so demanded. Might— because here too for a Bhotmange or a Manorama or a Soni Sori, the brutalised body is no guarantee of public opinion or courts perceiving the heinousness of the crime. In other cases— where the rape survivor doesn't have a bloodied body to display to gratify the avid voyeurs, the 'peanut-crunching crowd'— the courts are again all too likely to mirror public opinion and declare that the woman doesn't really look or behave 'raped' enough. Even when the courts appear to be 'sensitive' to women, there's a catch. There is one landmark verdict of the SC which holds that rape convictions can take place even on the 'sole testimony' of the woman complainant. But the verdict actually says that "it is conceivable in the Western Society that a female may level false accusation as regards sexual molestation against a male" but "a girl or a woman in the tradition bound non-permissive society of India would be extremely reluctant even to admit that any incident which is likely to reflect on her chastity had ever occurred" and therefore isn't likely to lie about rape! The detailed argument in this verdict has sickening sexist imaginings of why 'western' women are likely to lie about rape.
Not surprisingly, this notion of 'chaste Indian woman' vs 'loose westernised woman' is what Tejpal's defence is relying upon. In his bail plea, Tejpal's lawyer quoted this verdict to argue that she could not be raped, the sex must be consensual because the complainant is "a "liberated, emancipated modern woman".
So, women can only hope— against hope— that the courts will stand aloof from public opinion, and will deliver justice on merits of the case rather than on jaundiced notions about how raped, tightly-bound Indian women are supposed to behave, as opposed to loose, liberated, modern women. Tejpal claims there's no evidence against him, that the chargesheet is flimsy. We don't have to judge him guilty or innocent now. But the charges are by no means flimsy, as he suggests. Rather, there's an embarrassment of weighty facts— straight from Tejpal's own words— enough to make this a very, very serious case.
Tejpal claimed in his email to his friends that the whole thing was "an incredibly fleeting, totally consensual encounter of less than a minute in a lift (of a two-storey building!)." Well, the chargesheet establishes based on the CCTV footage that the lift took much longer than the usual to make the 2-storey climb, certainly much longer than the 'less than a minute' claimed by Tejpal. This unwarranted time in the lift the first time and the footage of him taking her by the arm and pulling her into the lift on a second occasion (a second encounter which his email to friends didn't mention) is certainly grounds for invoking IPC 341 (wrongful restraint), 342 (wrongful confinement).
Moreover, his own 'apology' email established him admitting to invoking his status as her boss— though he claims he retracted it. The very fact that he admits to invoking it to overcome what he calls her 'clear reluctance', goes to show a strong basis for invoking 376(2) (f) (person in position of trust for authority over a women committees rape on such women) and 376(2) (k) (rape of a women by a person being in position of control or dominance over the women) IPC.
And the testimony of several of the complainant's colleagues that she told them immediately after the first episode, that she was assaulted, and of course her own complaint that has remained stable and unchanged from minute one, while Tejpal's has mutated time and time again, are pretty strong grounds for invoking Section 354 (Assault or criminal force to woman with intent to outrage her modesty), 354-A (outrage modesty). Mind you, I say these are undeniably strong grounds for the chargesheet: it isn't for me to judge him guilty or not, I leave that to the court.
Tejpal claims that his arrest is "an early sign of the inherent fascism of the right wing that will target its detractors in the most sinister and underhand ways, using all the government machinery at its disposal. This is a warning shot across the bows of all liberals and opponents of communal politics. It's a crying shame that a major party that is bidding to rule the great pluralism that is India is imbued with no tolerance of dissenters and critics, of whom I certainly am one." Well, I know neither Mr Tejpal nor the complainant personally. I know them both from their work as journalists and public intellectuals. And I can say: Mr Tejpal, you don't have to be male and a senior editor to be a 'dissenter and critic' against communal politics. The complainant— a young journalist who has done courageous and forthright journalism— is no less a dissenter and a critic. And we who stand up for her rights, are no less dissenters and critics. And Mr Tejpal trivialises the anti-fascist struggle by trying to use it to demand impunity from accusations of rape. Being a dissenter and a critic doesn't provide us with some kind of AFSPA-type shield to being prosecuted for rape.
Finally, can we please keep the word 'draconian' confined to the laws like AFSPA, MCOCA, sedition and so-forth? The new rape law is not draconian. It very correctly expands the definition for rape and provides graded punishments for different situations of sexual violence; and it very correctly states that consent cant be presumed without a clear Yes by word or gesture by the woman. These are not draconian provisions. Ten years for the compound crimes Tejpal is accused of is not excessive necessarily.
It should jolt us that one of Tejpal's friends can refer to what he is accused of as a 'mere pass'. Sorry guys. Even a 'pass' is now sexual harassment. And holding a woman against her will in a closed space, disrobing her and forcing your finger or tongue inside her private parts simply isn't a 'pass' — and it's downright scary that some can think of it as such. The same pal of Tejpal's said, chillingly, that if this is rape 50% of editors and CEOs will be in jail for rape. Do editors and CEOs (Tejpal's pal seems to think these are all male) really see it as their entitlement to do these things to their woman employees?! If so, it reminds me of the sense of entitlement that Bihar landlords used to expect as their due from Dalit woman workers in fields in the 1980s. Those bosses who think women have to submit to such treatment must indeed be in jail.
I am willing to discuss, in a general context, the need to retain some discretion for the judge in sentencing— but I'll do so in a context of concern for justice for women, so that courts should not be deterred from convictions, and discretion should not move from the judges to the cops. And I'll discuss these when we have some evidence of the fact that the new law is indeed acting against women's interests in this regard. To use those concerns and debates of the women's movement to paint Tejpal as a victim is abhorrent.
And to those who accuse feminists of defending a draconian law to play 'media darlings': let's recall that the women's movement has consistently— on the same media— articulated and defended the unpopular positions against draconian provisions of death penalty and lowering of the age of juvenility and raising of age of consent. We have interrupted the media's self-congratulatory narratives on Tejpal or Asaram to remind them of their own double standards on Manorama, Kunan Poshpora, Soni Sori, countless Bastar rapes, rapes of Dalit women in Haryana and so on. The same activists who make use of a few minutes in the media to counter the insidious campaign of vilification that Tejpal and his pals are carrying out against the complainant, have also spoken— again in the face of abuse and hate-speech— against the hanging of Afzal Guru and the conviction of Shehzad in the Batla House case. I am one of the handful of people who have, after carefully examining available evidence rather than the feverish imaginings of a sexist media campaign, questioned the obnoxious, appalling Aarushi verdict, which was a 'media trial' if ever there was one. A secular friend who today accuses me of participating in media trials in the case of 'secular' rape-accused men, was only too happy to repeat the prejudiced misinformation peddled by a media in the Aarushi case, warning me to stick with public opinion rather than my own assessment and conscience in that case! I have also spoken against 'potency tests' for Asaram and Tejpal both— I hold potency tests to be just as demeaning, unscientific and humiliating as 2-finger tests for rape survivors.
What about bail for Tejpal? I believe bail is a right that all undertrials are entitled to— and I along with many others have thanklessly struggled for bail for NOIDA workers, Maruti workers, held on far, far flimsier grounds. Soni Sori got bail after years of incarceration. Many of my own comrades languish in jail without bail— on cooked up charges relating to mass movements led by them. In the case of those accused of heinous crimes, courts tend to deny bail irrespective of how flimsy the charges are— and this is nothing to do with the new rape law, it has been the case for long before last year. So, Tejpal can't claim he's being denied bail because of a political vendetta or because of a 'draconian' law. Rather, if at all he gets bail, it will be because he has a posse of lawyers and he is viewed as 'respectable' and 'respected'— unlike your average worker or slum dweller or common man/woman accused. And if he gets bail, I would not oppose it.
These very phrases 'media darlings', 'BBM-ing feminists' and so on are themselves redolent of rank sexism. We do the cause of democracy and secularism a grave injustice by resorting to this manner of campaign. Tejpal is entitled to a defence, surely. But we cannot allow the complainant to be subjected to a moralistic, voyeuristic pillory on the pretext of his defence. She is being put through hell, has had her mindspace and professional world turn from a zone of comfort and achievement into an ugly space of abuse and jeers— not because of her own actions but just because she made the hard decision to complain about rape by her boss. This is the tough, painful world of rape survivors. For those of us who ask why we activists cant remain 'neutral'— well, survivors and complainants get through this hell because they rely on the women's movement to support them through it. So, yes, we are not going to stop supporting rape complainants because the accused happens on occasion to be part of the secular or democratic camp. That's because democracy includes women's rights.
Kavita Krishnan is Secretary, All India Progressive Women's Association (AIPWA) and tweets at @kavita_krishnan
Thank you to all those who have taken the trouble to read the article and share their thoughts. Out of the arguments made here, there are two that perhaps need answering. So here they go.
1. The first part of the article compares outcomes (relative percentages of population of the religions concerned) irrespective of the process that led to those outcomes - whether immigration, relatively faster population growth or conversions. This was for two reasons. One, to put the figure of 2.3 per cent in "numerical perspective", as the article itself explained. The second reason was that outcomes are ultimately what the crux of debate is about. The rest of the article in any case dealt with process - or conversions in this case, from both a contemporary and historical perspective.
2. Some commenters have tried to cast doubts on the reliability of Census 2001. Those who do this should bear in mind that Census 2001 was conducted by a BJP government. Considering the extreme importance that BJP gives to this issue, it would be reasonable to expect that IF it had perceived a problem with the methodology that was distorting the numbers, it would have fixed it. As the article mentioned, BJP or BJP-supported governments have been in power for 10 of the last 40 years, or about a quarter of the time, and the only reasonable conclusion one can arrive at is that any misreporting of numbers, real or perceived, would be marginal and hence, not of importance.
To all other arguments made, my answer is the following: Please read the article again, with particular focus on the quotations of Vivekananda and Monier Williams, and the history of the missionary efforts in Bengal and their outcome.
Kavita Krishnan says:
"There is one landmark verdict of the SC which holds that rape convictions can take place even on the 'sole testimony' of the woman complainant"
BHARWADA BHOGINBHAI HIRJIBHAI Vs. RESPONDENT: STATE OF GUJARATDATE OF JUDGMENT24/05/1983
2:3. Rarely will a girl or a woman in India make such false allegations of sexual assault, whether she belongs to the urban or rural society, or, sophisticated, or, not-so sophisticated, or, unsophisticated society. Only very rarely can one conceivably come across an exception or two and that too possibly from amongst the urban elites.
Well this girl was from the Urban elite. Here is an extract from an article on Justice for Tejpal blog. www.storminapot.blogspot.co.uk
"The alleged victim (Accuser) did not register an FIR with the Goa police.
She discussed it with other Tehelka staff and formed her own Khaap Panchayat to judge Tejpal and determine what punishment they should recommend to Soma Chaudhury.
These were no coy helpless dehatti aurrat, but fearless Tehelka women journalists.
Hundreds of thousands of readers read their stories on gender domination
sexual harassment, domestic violence and looked to their writings for expert advice.
They had taken on Governments and fought for gender equality. You can judge this
by the erudite and powerful account the victim wrote of her assault,
a brilliant piece of advocacy on her own behalf.
But this is not true, the accuser (alleged victim) is not vulnerable she is a very resourceful woman, a leading feminist and journalist; She has now got herself a job paying one lakh a month and is writing a book about rape funded by a large organization. It is alleged that she makes sure, on meeting strangers at parties,
they are made aware,about her famous rape case, it was her very own trial of fire
that entitled her admission to the fraternity of ultimate victimhood,
fully qualified now to write a book on the subject.
Sorry accuser (victim) I use harsh words, but it was not rape and Tejpal does not deserve ten years. In the context of women suffering in India what you went through was miniscule, and you were offered redress and retribution by Shoma Choudhury in ample measure.
The whole matter was being settled internally by Tehelka and the Victim had
demanded a statement of culpability from Tejpal. Among other measures that were being taken, were banishing Tejpal for six months, public self criticism and humiliation etc…."
Extract from an article on the Justice for Tejpal Forum… www.storminapot.blogspot.co.uk
Media including OutLook ,Rudalies,Psecus,Jihadi brigade all are doing Media Trail of 2002 even after Courts ,SC appointed SIT etc has given clean chit .But still Media trail going on.
So why now say ''Can the media let the law take its course?"
Charity begins at home .
Now you will repeat 'No clean chit given -Hamme Insaaf nahi mila ji'
Tarun Tejpal is an molester and per New Law an Rapist .He is self confessed rapist and has even sent many SMS plus e-mails to the Rape victim with copies to his colleagues apologizing his mistake .So what Media Trial he is talking ?
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