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A piquant sidelight was that, on New Year's Eve 1936, with the tax case still pending, Mellon came by invitation to the White House for tea to be thanked by FDR for the gift of his art collection to the nation. As usual, FDR was so disarming that Mellon left marveling at what a nice man he was! But it must have diluted the charm when Mellon discovered, if he did, that while he had paid tens of thousands in income tax in the years in which he was accused of evasion, FDR himself had paid all of $31.31 on an income of nearly $20,000. After a long and heavily publicized process before the Treasury's Board of Tax Appeals, Mellon was vindicated, though not soon enough to savor the victory. He died of uremia and bronchial pneumonia at 82 in August 1937, some months before the vindication.
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The late Paul Mellon commissioned this warts-and-all portrait of the father with whom he had a troubled relationship; and Cannadine doesn't scant the negative side. Andrew Mellon, with many of the super-rich of his time, had no sympathy for the as-yet-unrecognized legal claims of labor; and it hardly helped the family reputation when his brother Richard, custodian of the Pittsburgh assets, declined to make it clear in a congressional hearing that machine guns would be out of place in the hands of company "police" keeping order in the Pennsylvania coal fields.
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- Peel shallots or onion and cut in half from top to root. Lay the cut sides flat on a board and thinly slice. Very finely slice the lemongrass, starting at the thinner end, stopping towards the base when it gets tough (often described as 'woody' and white in the centre).
- Heat the oil in a wok or large saucepan for a couple of minutes until the oil separates (it looks more liquid at this point). Add the shallots or onion. Fry for 3-5 mins, until soft and translucent. Stir in the curry paste and cook for 1 min, stirring all the time.
- Add chicken pieces and stir until they are coated. Add the lemongrass, fish sauce, sugar, kaffir lime leaves and coconut milk. Bring slowly to the boil, then reduce heat and simmer, uncovered, for 15 mins until the chicken is cooked. Stir the curry a few times while it cooks, to stop it sticking and to keep the chicken submerged.
- While the chicken is cooking, strip the leaves from the coriander stalks, gather into a pile and chop very roughly. Taste the curry and add a little more curry paste and salt if you think it needs it. Stir half the coriander into the curry and sprinkle the rest over the top. Serve with Thai jasmine or basmati rice.
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My neice cooked this when we went to visit her and she was upset to find it tasteless and watery. I read the recipe and saw it said 3-4 teaspoons of curry paste which surprised me as that is a very small amount of curry paste for that amount of chicken. Scrolled through the comments and sure enough there were many people saying it should be 3-4 tablespoons not teaspoons.The other problem is the coconut milk as others here have said, I know from experience that some brands are mainly water and are useless for Thai curry. Maybe the reason it works for some people is that they are lucky enough to get the right brand. There is a very good page on coconut milk that I got a while back from the Thai green curry recipe on Bbc good food,its called cooking with coconut milk at www.mythaicurry.com They make brilliant pastes too.
If you like creamy, aromatic and slightly spicy food you need to give this a go. I cook this now on a regular basis I love it so much. Also, I made this for my whole family and my mum -who is not a fan of spicy food- coughed and complained for a while... and then went for seconds and thirds! Therefore, I wouldn't recommend this recipe if you are a vindaloo kind of person but otherwise I highly recommend it.
Also, if you don't have kaffir lime leaves, the juice and zest of a lime and soy sauce are the perfect replacement.
Made this tonight..... It was delicious!!! Did what was advised about the coconut milk..added the water only first, cooked with sweet potatoe, green beans and tigar prawns using sainsburys own thai red paste and Amoy coconut milk. The result was a fabulously creamy well favoured curry. Def worth a try in making yourself, enjoy
This is a superb recipe for Thai chicken curry. Very easy to make and I have found, through trial and error, that the kaffir lime leaves make all the difference. They can be hard to find but I've found a good and inexpensive source here http://newbymouth.com/food-ingredients/spices-seeds-flavourings/kaffir-l.... Plus you only need one or two and they last a long time in the pantry. Hope that's helpful.
I cooked this dish this afternoon and was pleased with the results (having never cooked a Thai curry before). I used 3 generous tablespoons of red thai paste and added reduced fat coconut milk (all I had in the cupboard). I decided to thicken the curry by adding cornflour mixed with water which worked well. I also added tomato puree which added colour. I didn't have any lime and had to substitute ground coriander however was please with the result!
1. Never use reduced fat coconut milk to make a Thai curry, that's why it turns watery. "Reduced fat" simply means they have replaced the milk with water & emulsifiers which break down on cooking. Look for at least 45% coconut content and the fewer ingredients listed the better.
Step 2. "Heat the oil in a wok or large saucepan for a couple of minutes until the oil separates (it looks more liquid at this point)." You could heat it for several hours, vegetable oil doesn't separate. Coconut milk separates but that's another step and another story.Seriously messed up recipe.
Step 4. "strip the leaves from the coriander stalks, gather into a pile and chop very roughly. "
In Thai cookery you use the stalks and you would add them with the lemongrass.
Have just cooked this and I followed it exactly, simmered for 15 minutes as instructed and the sauce is like grey greasy dishwater - it has completely split, it has the consistency of water. I don't know what I did but I noticed another comment about it splitting too. Maybe its the juice from the chicken, maybe its the coconut milk, I've always used coconut cream before with no problem. Whatever it was, I'm embarassed to put it in front of the family! Not the creamy texture you expect of a Thai curry.
there could be two reasons for your sauce turning into greasy dishwater.
1. the best way to cook chicken is to first marinate the chicken, leave it for 30 mins or so or if you have the time leave it overnight in the fridge. In a fry pan, pour a tbsp of veg oil and fry the chicken for about 5 mins or just as much time needed to seal the chicken. You will see some water and grease coming out of the chicken, leave the chicken to cool and it will bring out more liquid, drain and keep aside to use when you are ready to make the curry.
2. Cooking with coconut milk is very tricky, ensure not to use any salt while cooking as this will split coconut milk and never boil a curry once you have added coconut milk into it. If you are using coconut milk from a can, open the can, take a spoon/knife and move the cream in the top to a side until you start seeing water at the bottom. While cooking, first pour in this water to cook your chicken, but at a low flame. One chicken is almost cooked, reduce flame to the lowest possible and then add the thick coconut milk/cream. Never allow to boil and keep stirring in intervals until chicken is cooked. Try this and your coconut milk will not split and you will end with a proper creamy curry. If you are adding salt, add it once the curry is slightly cool. Hope this helps.
I am cooking this now and after simmering for 15 minutes as instructed the sauce is grey and the consistency if water, far thinner than when coconut milk was first added. It could be the water or juice from the chicken but it looks pretty unappetising. Certainly not the creamy texture I would expect from a Thai curry.
my 9yr old son made this last night under my supervision, he did add more thai curry paste than the recipe stated but the results were fab, his little sis doesnt like spicy food but she enjoyed it so much (gave her a glass of milk so she could handle the spicyness). We will be having this regularly as it was delicious. served it with boiled rice and naan bread


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It's the last day of the year! A day of reflection. There's this need in our human psyche to cleanse ourselves of the old, and to beckon the new. But when you think about it, tomorrow is just another ordinary day. Even so, I can't help but feel another curtain of history is closing. Tomorrow we shall wake up to something magically Continue Reading
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It was last seen somewhere between late evening and the old wooden desk. In that inarticulate pause connecting time and space, it slipped out of her reach. The search was in its fourth year. She knew it was somewhere in the splinters of the house. It was a journal, covered in the blue of a peacock feather, bordered by filigrees of gold. It was Continue Reading
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The Blackhawks will play in their final preseason game tonight as they host the Washington Capitals at the United Center. Catch all the action on Comcast SportsNet beginning at 7:00.
With just three days remaining before the Blackhawks' home opener and banner-raising ceremony, the defending Stanley Cup champions are hosting the Capitals for their final preseason matchup.
A number of roster cuts have been made on both teams since their earlier game back on Sept. 20, and tonight Blackhawks prospects will have one more chance to impress before a final group returns to the AHL's Rockford IceHogs.
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With the selection process nearing its end, defenseman Mike Kostka will get another chance to make his case tonight inside the United Center. After suffering from a nasty hit delivered by Red Wings forward Teemu Pulkkinen at the start of the preseason, he missed a bit of playing time.
Tonight the competition between Kostka and fellow defenseman Ryan Stanton continues for the Blackhawks' final D-man spot, and now coach Joel Quenneville will be able to take one more good look at the former Toronto Maple Leaf in a game setting.
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Drought-tolerant; suitable for xeriscaping
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Sugar palm are the most useful palm in Asia. The fruit and seed is eaten raw or cook, the sap are highly drink able and use to make in to palm sugar use for cooking. The sprouts are eaten rosted that testes like a sweeter water chesnut. The leaves is 3 meters across and stonge that a person can stand or sit on it and the leave are use for thatching, mats, baskets, fans, hats, umbrellas, and as writing material. The black trunk are very large, hard and stonge that use for valued for construction. The sugar palm is a natural symbol tree of Cambodia and grows all over the country. Specifically it can be seen near Angkor Wat and other temples of the Angkor complex.
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This is an economically important palm, but not one that is grown much in the US because of its fastidious nature requiring constant heat. About the only climte you can grow this palm in is Florida, and maybe Central Texas and the hottest climates in Arizona. This is not a good palm for California- can't survive our chronic cold winters.


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Distribution of oxygen-18 and deuteriun in river waters across the United States
Hydrological Processes
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AbstractReconstruction of continental palaeoclimate and palaeohydrology is currently hampered by limited information about isotopic patterns in the modern hydrologic cycle. To remedy this situation and to provide baseline data for other isotope hydrology studies, more than 4800, depth- and width-integrated, stream samples from 391 selected sites within the USGS National Stream Quality Accounting Network (NASQAN) and Hydrologic Benchmark Network (HBN) were analysed for ??18 and ??2H (http://water.usgs.gov/pubs/ofr/ofr00-160/pdf/ofr00-160.pdf). Each site was sampled bimonthly or quarterly for 2.5 to 3 years between 1984 and 1987. The ability of this dataset to serve as a proxy for the isotopic composition of modern precipitation in the USA is supported by the excellent agreement between the river dataset and the isotopic compositions of adjacent precipitation monitoring sites, the strong spatial coherence of the distributions of ??18O and ??2H, the good correlations of the isotopic compositions with climatic parameters, and the good agreement between the 'national' meteoric water line (MWL) generated from unweighted analyses of samples from the 48 contiguous states of ??2H = 8.11??18 O + 8.99 (r2 = 0.98) and the unweighted global MWL of sites from the Global Network for Isotopes in Precipitation (GNIP) of the International Atomic Energy Agency and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) of ??2H = 8.17??18 O + 10.35. The national MWL is composed of water samples that arise in diverse local conditions where the local meteoric water lines (LMWLs) usually have much lower slopes. Adjacent sites often have similar LMWLs, allowing the datasets to be combined into regional MWLs. The slopes of regional MWLs probably reflect the humidity of the local air mass, which imparts a distinctive evaporative isotopic signature to rainfall and hence to stream samples. Deuterium excess values range from 6 to 15??? in the eastern half of the USA, along the northwest coast and on the Colorado Plateau. In the rest of the USA, these values range from -2 to 6???, with strong spatial correlations with regional aridity. The river samples have successfully integrated the spatial variability in the meteorological cycle and provide the best available dataset on the spatial distributions of ??18 O and ??2 H values of meteoric waters in the USA.
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it happened again today, the worst sound on the planet when you know you just broke a spoke.
this time was much worse than last time when I was just commuting and called my wife for a pickup. today I was 2/3 of the way through a 75-mile ride, pretty much in the middle of nowhere, when I hear the 'pop'. walked my bike up the hill when someone took pity on me and drove me 15 miles to a bike store.
I asked them to fix the spoke, but I'm wondering whether that is a good idea given that I've broken a spoke previously. should probably take the $40 for the repair and put it toward a new wheel.
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OK, humans, pack up, because this one's gotta be real. From the unexplainable movement of the lights that flashed/moved/altered the sky (when this was recorded in China recently), to the raw feel of the footage, it seems we've got company.This video was shot from inside of a plane that was detoured last month at a Chinese airport. Why was the plane detoured? Oh, I don't know, maybe because THERE WERE MULTIPLE UFOs CIRCLING ABOVE THE RUNWAY?


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Imagine your sweet daughter, barely into puberty, coming home from school and showing you a photograph she took with her phone of a sex poster at school; a poster that lists the many ways people "express their sexual feelings," including "grinding," "anal sex", "oral sex", and just about everything else you can think of. And imagine, even further, that the school district representative, when asked about the poster, shrugs and says it is part of a health and science curriculum that "aligns with national standards" of sexuality education.
You'd be right to be mad.
Only this isn't a thought experiment. This is real life "sex ed" in the heartland of America.
Mark Ellis, a dad whose daughter attends a public middle school within the Shawnee Mission School District in Kansas hit the news when he found out the truth about what goes on in America's schools these days. He was shocked at the explicit nature of the school-authorized poster and perplexed by the school's claim that the school's sexual education curriculum is meant to promote abstinence. "This has nothing to do with abstinence or sexual reproduction," he observed.
He's right. But, sadly, many of our nation's public schools teach the lurid propaganda every day.
Most sexuality education curriculum materials are designed not to promote abstinence but to encourage children to experiment with sex. Any kind of sex. Programs like the one Mr. Ellis protested present all types of sexual activity as equal and perfectly normal for the youngest of children to engage in, from male-female intercourse to masturbation to homosexual practices.
The reason is quite simple.
For the left, children have a "right" to have sex with no guilt, no consequences, and no commitments. And they are going to teach them how to do it, by golly.
Educators, school boards, and school districts have been snowed by "sex education" experts who peddle the claim that "comprehensive" sex education programs are designed to promote abstinence as much as "safer sex." They are not. Sprinkling a few words about abstinence into a curriculum loaded with explicit "how to" information is simply a subterfuge. The real agenda is to expose innocent children to sexual practices that they couldn't even imagine at their tender ages without some adult planting the idea into their heads.
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I love the 35mm (Kodachrome?) cans in the background ... cause I'm sure you would use 35mm film in one of those 20x24 cameras... haha I wonder how many strips of 35mm would be required to cover the surface haha. :)
PS, what kind of focal length would we be talking if this were somehow be able to be mounted on a 4x5 camera (yes I know the glass is bigger than the damn piece of film haha, just go with it). :)
EDIT: I mean equivalent for the surface area size of the film ...
The old rule of thumb when developing film was that one 8x10 film was the equivalent to one 36 exposure roll of 35mm film. A lazy parallelism would be that one 20x24 would equal six 35 exposure rolls of 35mm film. Izzat close enuff, or are you going to force me into breaking out my slide rule?... (If I can find it...)
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Bruce Jenner's evolution continues. The former Olympian stole the spotlight from stepdaughter Kim Kardashian and her famous siblings this week when he stepped out in L.A. on Feb. 10, showing off his bare neck with a newly smoothed-down Adam's Apple -- the result of a laryngeal shave procedure he underwent last month at the Beverly Hills Surgical Center.
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Although laryngeal shaves are often one of the first steps in gender reassignment surgery -- spurring endless rumors about Jenner -- Bruce recently explained, "I just didn't like my trachea."
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The 1976 gold medalist has also been sporting noticeably longer hair in the months since he and Kris Jenner announced their separation. The father to six and stepfather to four has gone under the knife before, too: He had a nose job and partial face-lift in 1984, with a second face-lift to correct the work in 2009.
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"I just turned 65 and I still have hair to grow," the E! star told Us Weekly back in October. What's behind the transformation, anyway? Bruce "has always been obsessed with his looks," one Kardashian insider tells Us. Another insider adds that he's "never felt comfortable in his skin."
One thing is clear: His famous kids will stick by him every step of the way. "His kids are supportive of whatever he does," the second source says.
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Visit a host of attractions beginning in Dublin, including Dalkey Village, Book of Kells at Trinity College, Strokestown Park House & Famine Museum, Westport House, Achill Island Excursion, Cliffs of Moher, Muckross House & Gardens, Dingle Peninsula, Blarney Castle and Blarney Woollen Mills in County Cork and Rock of Cashel.
Visit a host of attractions beginning in Dublin, including Dalkey Village, Book of Kells at Trinity College, Strokestown Park House & Famine Museum, Westport House, Cliffs of Moher, Muckross House & Gardens, Dingle Brewing Company, Blarney Castle and Blarney Woollen Mills in County Cork.
Day 1 : Dublin Arrival & Dalkey Village
Your tour will begin at Dublin Airport. A group transfer to your hotel between 7:00 am and 12:00 noon. If your flight arrives later than noon, transfer to the hotel at your own expense.
At 2:00 pm your trip commences with a meet and greet with your tour director at your Dublin hotel. Take the short trip to Dalkey Village, which is full of history. This small upmarket village is lined with shops. Take a guided walk with yout tour director to explore Dalkey Castle and view Dalkeys literary connectings in the Writers Gallery in the Castle. Later in the evening you will be given the chance to meet your tour director over a welcome drink where you can discuss your trip. He will also help you choose a restaurant to dine independently if you so wish.
Day 2 : Dublin Tour & Abbey Tavern
ON day 2 one can relax on a half-day guided tour of Dublin. You will have the opportunity to view elegant Georgian townhouses with their brightly-painted doors before crossing the River Liffey where you will see O'Connell Street. It is here you will find the General Post Office which plays a significant part in Irish history.
Next you will get to visit the Famine Memorial before visiting Trinity College's campus and the Old Library to view the illuminated manuscript of the Book of Kells. Your afternoon is free today to spend as you please. You may choose to use your independent open-top bus tour voucher which includes a visit to Guinness or Jameson.
Later that evening you will drive to the Abbey Tavern in Howth for a traditional dinner. Afterwards you will be treated to a great Irish music and step dancing show. (B, D)
Day 3 : Strokestown Park House & Westport
Today you will visit Strokestown Park House in County Roscommon. There are three parts to see – the 18th century mansion with its original furnishings; the four-acre walled Victorian garden, restored to look as it would have during the heyday of the estate; and the Famine Museum, which explains the circumstances of the 1840's Great Irish Famine through a combination of original documents and images.
Towards the end of the day you will arrive in Westport and enjoy free time to browse around the town before diner. (B, D)
Day 4 : Achill Island Excursion & the Deserted Village
You will be treated to a drive around Clew Bay where you will cross by bridge to Achill Island. Follow the Atlantic Drive to capture wonderful views of steeply-sloped mountains and the shimmering Atlantic Ocean. Stop off for a casual lunch before you get a chance to see the Deserted Village, where the remains of nearly 100 stone cottages abandoned around the time of the devastating 1840's Famine.
Later return to Westport and enjoy free time before choosing somewhere to have dinner on your own. (B, L)
Day 5 : Croaghpatrick & Catamaran Cruise
Travelling south past the pilgrimage mountain of Croaghpatrick before taking a short catamaran cruise to see pristine mountain areas, unspoiled by roads and development (Apr 06 – Nov 02 departures).
You will be able to see traces of ancient potato fields on some of the hilly slopes and also view the thriving salmon and mussel farms that create employment for local people. Drive around the lovely Atlantic shoreline where you can ssample a farm house tea with baked scones. Return to Westport and spend an afternoon at leisure to enjoy the hotel facilities or explore the Georgian town, full of charming stores and cozy pubs. (B, D)
Day 6 : Galway & Cliffs of Moher
Drive to Galway city, the main university city in the West of Ireland, where you can hear many people speaking the native Irish language. Enjoy a walking tour through the city to explore the cities highlights. Explore Claddagh village and explore the scenery around Galway Bay on route to the limestone hills of the Burren, Connemara to the Cliffs of Moher.
Take a trip to the breath taking Cliffs of Moher, which rise to almost 700 feet above the wild Atlantic breakers and stretch along the coast for five miles. Later the tour will head south for a short ferry ride across the River Shannon.
Once you arrive in Killarney check into your hotel for a 3-night stay. Explore the town or relax before dining in the hotel. (B, D)
Day 7 : Killarney's Jaunting Car & Ring of Kerry
Take a traditional horse-drawn jaunting car ride through the Gap of Dunloe to admire the stunning scenery at a gentle pace. Drive to the bustling town of Kenmare and join the Ring of Kerry route at the vantage point of Molls Gap for great views of the spectacular mountains and valleys. Just outside of Muckross House learn about the history of the owners and walk around the beautiful gardens. After a light lunch return to your hotel for free time and dine independently at a restaurant of your choice. (B, L)
Day 8 : Dingle Peninsula & Killeen House Restaurant
Discover the glorious Dingle Peninsula on day 8. Drive to Slea Head at the westernmost tip of the peninsula to view and learn more about vistas and early Christian monastic beehive huts.
Stop in the town of Dingle to have a look around this attractive and compact town before returning to Killarney where you will ave free time for independent activities.
In the evening you are in for a treat as you get to enjoy dinner at the award-winning Killeen House Restaurant. (B, D)
Day 9 : Blarney Castle & Clontarf Castle Stay
On Day 9 drive through County Cork and visit Blarney where you may kiss the famous stone! A visit to the Blarney Woollen Mills before leaving is a must.
Later you get to stop for photos at the famous Rock of Cashel, before continuing onwards to Dublin. Check in to your luxurious 12th century castle hotel, and enjoy a farewell dinner with your travel companions. (B, D)
Day 10 : Tour Ends Dublin Airport
Your tour will end today. Take a group transfer from your hotel to Dublin Airport before your flight home. (B)
Yout hotels include:
- Herbert Park Hotel, Dublin (2 nights)
- Castle Court Hotel, Westport (3 nights)
- The Dunloe Hotel, Killarney (3 nights)
- Clontarf Castle Hotel, Dublin (1 night)
10 days/9 nights in hotels listed below:
- Full breakfast daily (B) except on day 1
- Lunch (L) at Beehive Restaurant on Achill Island
- 6 dinners (D) including; Abbey Tavern traditional Irish dinner/ show, Kilkeen House Restaurant in Killarney, Clontarf Castle farewell dinner, 3 table d'hote dinners
- Airport transfers at start and end of tour
- Sightseeing by luxury coach
- Professional tour director
- Full breakfast daily (B) except on day 1
- Welcome get-together drink
- Walking tour of Dalkey, Trinity College and galway
- Tour of Dublin with your tour director
- Day tour to Achill Island
- Farm visit for tea and scones and sheepdog trials
- Killary Fjord catamaran cruise
- Ferry ride across the River Shannon
- Horse-drawn jaunting car ride in Killarney
- Dublin open-top bus tour with a visit and drink at Guinness Storehouse or Old Jameson Distillery
- Visits and admissions to the following: Dalkey Castle, Book of Kells at Trinity College, Strokestown Park House & Famine Museum, Cliffs of Moher, Muckross House & Gardens, Blarney Castle and Blarney Woollen Mills.
- Headsets for walking tours.
- Deluxe carry-on backpack, ticket wallet, luggage tags & strap
- All local taxes, hotel service charges & porterage for one suitcase per person
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South African architect Noero Wolff picked up the RIBA's inaugural Lubetkin Prize, awarded to an RIBA member outside the EU and backed by the Architectural Review, last Friday (23 June). Afterwards the AJ spoke to the ebullient partners about their Red Location Museum of the People's Struggle.
This was no ordinary interview.
First, it was in the Park Lane Hilton. Second, it was 11.30pm on a Friday night. Third, the interviewees spoke fast with thick South African accents.
Fourth, it was slap-bang in the middle of a fairly monumental booze-fest. I'll be honest with you; it was brilliant. The best interview ever.
Through hazy post-RIBA Awards eyes, the AJ interviewed Jo Noero and Heinrich Wolff, the architects behind the winner of the rst Lubetkin Prize.
To be fair, it was more of an interview with the former, as Wolff remained almost silent throughout. The same cannot be said about Noero.
Just as the interview was far from mainstream, so is the Red Location Museum of the People's Struggle in New Brighton, Eastern Cape Province, South Africa. It is an incredible project that aims to chart the history of the struggle against apartheid.
More than architecture, the scheme is in many ways like South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) given solid form.
But back to the windowless room at the Hilton. As the last diner was polishing off the raspberry tart, the ever-efficient RIBA press ofce took the AJ, the architects, their entourage, and a cameraman off for the interview. Sat facing one another across a round table, the exchange denitely did not take the form of a classic interview; it was more of a rambling conversation.
'The thing is, this is the best decision the RIBA has ever made, ' Noero says. 'This is unbelievable. I thought we were coming over for a good time; I never thought we had a chance.' The excited banter is relentless - and a bid to regain some structure fast becomes necessary. Asking what Noero's connection with the UK and the RIBA is, seems to be an obvious starting point.
'None, ' replies Noero firmly. I must have looked perplexed - the Lubetkin Prize is for the best work outside the EU by an RIBA member, isn't it? 'Well I do have a sort of honorary thing, ' he says, seeing my confused face.
And then, from across the room, comes the first of several interjections by a mysterious female in the entourage. 'Stop it, Jo, ' she says sharply and he stops laughing. 'Tell them about Brighton and Newcastle.' So Noero explains that he spent two years at Newcastle University and also completed a masters in Brighton.
It soon becomes clear that Noero and his cohorts are not your average white South Africans attempting to make good in a post-apartheid society; they are clearly part of the new establishment. In fact, Noero was one of the leftleaning (at one stage Trotskyite) members of the white community, who aided the anti-establishment movement under the apartheid regime.
In fact, Noero was a close afliate of Archbishop Desmond Tutu during the struggle and was recognised worldwide for designing new social housing schemes in desperately poor black ghettos.
This background helps to explain why there is an overwhelming sense in our little room that the kids have taken over the asylum. The giggling is endearingly childish.
But the point of the conversation is to discuss the Red Location Museum of the People's Struggle. No supercial Libeskind-esque symbolism here - just a true reection of site and history.
The 3,150m² museum falls right in the middle of a genuine slum in the town of New Brighton, in a bid to bring people who want to see the museum through an area that exemplies how the vast majority of South Africans live.
In the struggle against apartheid, the repressed people of New Brighton were some of the earliest participants in civil disobedience and boycotts, and much of this campaigning took place on the Red Location.
The site, Noero continues, was also home to a prison throughout much of its history, and the form of the museum takes its style from the simplistic structures that rst appeared during this turbulent history.
Most importantly, he explains passionately, the museum honours the people involved in this struggle by telling their stories to visitors from the community and around the world.
'Tell him about the Memory Box, Jo, ' comes the strict voice from across the room again. Noero, it would seem, has forgotten to tell me about this feature.
He obediently corrects this omission.
'The Memory Box is the heart of the museum, ' he says.
'It is where people of all kinds can go to tell the stories of that era. It takes its lead from the TRC. We wanted to record the experiences of all the people without judging them. It is an incredible thing.' It would be hard to deny this claim.
Just as we're winding up the interview, Noero catches me in his gaze. 'The most important thing to emphasise is that this is the best decision the RIBA has ever made, ' he tells me again, quite seriously.
I don't think Noero has traditionally seen eye-to-eye with the good people of Portland Place. Do you?
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Equally the theory B-4 could evolve like Data was unfounded, Picard just assumed it.
No, he
gave him the chance to try
. As you would with any sentient being. Neither Picard nor anyone else has the right to say that B-4 isn't entitled to exist just because he's below the normal level of intelligence. That kind of discrimination is anathema to everything the Federation stands for.
Also it's very different when it comes to people.
Why? That just sounds like more discrimination -- that those who are different from yourself don't deserve the same rights.
B-4 is a member of the same "species" as Data. If B-4 isn't a person, then neither is Data. And if Data is a person, then so is B-4. And why should B-4 have less right to exist only because he's less intelligent?
is less intelligent than Data. Did he have the right to kill Picard or Riker in order to preserve his own, more intelligent mind?
I think a good equivalent is those labour holograms from Flesh and Blood, they had no potential to be more than interactive humanoid-shaped tools. They weren't people nor could they ever be, the same could be true of B-4, his purpose could've been to just demo the physical model - see if the form could walk and talk, nothing more.
You can't prove that, and I don't think it fits the evidence. And frankly if there's any doubt about the question, the ethical thing is to assume that he
sentient unless proven otherwise. If you assume he's sentient and he isn't, then no harm is done. But if you assume he isn't sentient and he actually is, then you're guilty of violating a sentient being's rights and possibly even of murder. The choice is obvious, or should be.
Isn't "differently abled" a more accessible term? I mean it has far less negative connotations.
But it's pretentious and awkward and smacks of "PC." "Abled" isn't even a word.
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Having moved from the Pacific Northwest, where there is an abundance of photographic opportunities, to the seemingly all flat rural Ohio, I wondered where I would find plenty of variety to continue the enjoyment of landscape photography. It did take a little more effort, but as I traveled around the western part of Ohio, I discovered many beauties - from the fall colors and lovely sunrises and sunsets to the wild flowers and waterfalls. This book is a small sample of what I have seen and enjoyed during the last year.
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Here are some of my sketches. I'll put more up soon.
Peace, Dave
Here are some of my sketches. I'll put more up soon.
Peace, Dave
Last edited by dave from wyoming; June 29th, 2005 at 09:44 AM. Reason: replacing blurry pictures
nice panels man....
from what I can make out they look rather clean
keep em comin...
Art for ya life!
Mah Sketchbook (dead)
Boog's doodles book 2
Thanks blackswordsman28 your pictures are cool too. Heres some more my scanner is temporarily working again heres some more. Hope you guys dig it.
Here are some people I drew I was trying to do some different characters with different expressions.
And below I drew couple of chicks stuffed into some armor.
heres some more stuff
Here are some more of the comic from above. I did this while I was in the desert.
i really like the seqs man, totally easy to read, nice facial expressions and hands!!
Wow, excellent work - they need color!
The smaler pictures are "too small" its hard to look at them. Would be nice if you edit the small ones into larger ones.
(p1, p2, p3, people, chicks, pirate)
May the colors be with you.
Dura's Scribbels&Sketches
wow.. i was really entertained by these and Im never entertained.. i get easily bored with sequentials but this one was really good... you have alot of nice angles and your story telling is exceptional.. nice clean lines... vibrant characters.... I especially like the overhead shot of the bedroom and bathroom.. thats really effective... and Its rarely ever done..
but, I have one question... whats up with the dudes feet??? c'mon you gotta finish that!!! FIVE STARS!!!
Mainloop- man i must be dyslexic.. cuz i thought you asked how many people are on lsd
<Duracel> thanks, Ill try to blow those pics up tonight.
<vigostar> thanks, Im glad you like them. Well not to get to personal but my feet... ingrown tonail.
Heres a drawing of my wife.
I really like you comic book pieces. The expressions and dynamics are really nice. Do you have those inked?
- Visions
that was great.. and those ingrowns suck big arses!
Mainloop- man i must be dyslexic.. cuz i thought you asked how many people are on lsd
nice i love your perspective drawings a lot..how do you go about drawing those..i asume youre throughfully confortable with perspective principles..how you learned? what books do you recomend? what daily exercises you did?..perpective is taking me forever to learn..thanks for any advice..
awesome line work, i like your comic book feel and look. Everything is really clean and crisp.. awesome man.
<Mr. Vision> no just pencil. I like Bruce lee too, word to the b.
<vigostar> yah they do
<the allejo05> thanks, perspective for comic book artists, and a few other perspective books I can't remember, lately as far as perspective goes Ive been studying katsuhiro otomo a lot of panels in his books I noticed he uses a vp for one axes and for the others he just uses parallel lines(I think it saves time). Also I like to think about stuff like if your standing close to a door and you look up the door seems to get smaller and when you look down the door gets smaller the farther it gets toward the floor. What would it look like if you can fit all that into your eye? Any way. As far as perspective goes I have allot to learn I know theres technical ways of rendering things like geodesic domes and complex objects I really want to learn. So if you se any thing about this kind of stuff let me know.
<Evil Hayato> thank you sir!
Heres a Christmas card I did for my old job.
Thought I should practice more heres today.
Wow, hadnt seen this thread before. The sequentials are SWEET. Really nice clean work. I'd love to see you paint a few of the frames in PS or something.
aesir thanks man.
here's some more stuff. I did it really fast so theres not much detail
love the work
you make wyoming seem interesting...
...but we all know its not
great work, keep it up.
http://www.conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?t=60344 my sketchbook
Car2nist thanks man I like your lettering do you have a method to your madness?
haha a method to my madness? i like that
it just naturally flows out that way heh
maybe its the herbs?
PS Lovin the new panels keep it up
http://www.conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?t=60344 my sketchbook
Love the comics. Keep'em coming.
You're wife is beautiful by the way. lucky bastard...
Car2nist, ah I see
Pesmerga, my wife says thanks. yep I'm a pretty lucky bastard.
I did this stuff really fast sorry about the quality
Expressive work, clean lines & great perspective.
Neutiquam erro.........................
Great work I must say. I like your attention to detail, crisp lines and use of interesting angles.
Only Fools and Heroes doesn't wait
for a resque in the last minute.
My Sketchbook
I am a small press publisher and I love your work. I am very keen to know if your work is being printed?
Your sequential is amazing.
Hey man, thanks for swinging by my sketchbook. I've actually been keeping an eye on yours too. Your sequential stuff is really solid. Those penciled pages in paticular are really well done. I envy your ability to make convincing envionments. Some of the less conventional angles you are picking help to create a totally convincing atmosphere.
The digital stuff looks good too, but some of the subtlety of your linework is lost in translation. Have you experimented with inking using crow quill pens and brushes?
I look forward to seeing more of you breakdowns. There are some gems in those pages.
Mandrake, thanks Im looking forward to seeing some of your skills.
Cyberotter, I see you dig comics too. I like your people animals.
Wolfman, wow! Thanks! I havent published any thing as far as comic book art goes. I really havent shown it to any one until now accept for my friends and they just say Wow dude thats cool can you draw me a tattoo? but if your interested heres my e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. thank you for your interest.
StrangeAlchemist, thanks man, my next comic Im going to work hard to make it verry technical.
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The Swing Ratio as a Measure of Partisan Gerrymandering
Richard G. Niemi
In a previous paper ( Niemi, 1985) I argued that if the Supreme Court is to consider squarely the question of political gerrymandering, "sooner or later it will have to take a position on the significance of the relationship between votes and seats won by each political party" (p. 191). If in doing so the Court holds to its frequently stated argument against proportional representation (reiterated in Davis v. Bandemer, 106 S.Ct 2797 ( 1986), p. 2809), then facile comparisons--that a party won 58% of the vote but only 52% of the seats--are inadequate. So the question arises, how can one look at the seats-votes relationship without reducing it to a question of proportional representation?
Political scientists have developed such a way--now generally referred to as the swing ratio. Though the idea originated as the "cube law" some 40 years ago, the swing ratio is a relatively new concept as it is applied to political districting, and there are a number of problems about its use in this context. But because the seats-votes relationship is at the heart of the gerrymandering issue, I continue to pursue its possible applicability. In this paper I describe the swing ratio, drawing heavily on a previous description ( Niemi, 1985), but showing for the first time the swing ratio for the New Jersey legislature at the time of Karcher v. Daggett. I then discuss the applicability of the concept to tests of political gerrymandering.
The swing ratio is the rate at which seats change as votes change. More formally, it is the change in the proportion of seats won by a


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We Should Probably Turn Textbooks Into Comic Books
Kids stay up all night reading comics and graphic novels. Bringing that style to textbooks could make them as excited about academics.
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Kids stay up all night reading comics and graphic novels. Bringing that style to textbooks could make them as excited about academics.
Totally... as a librarian at an art school, I see the impact first hand. Our curriculum is much more visually based and therefore we use a lot of different types of media and formats of conveying information. Students information consumption through mediums/formats that they identify with are being used much more often. which is why this is important since many of our illustrators, animators, game designer, etc. already read comic books and graphic novels. I give this a big thumbs up. Yeah for teaching to different learning styles and multiple intelligences.
Actually-- there's a project by Professor John Boyer at Virginia Tech aiming to do just that for his GEOG 1014 World Regions course. Here's the Kickstarter page which was funded in December-- http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/johnboyer/interactive-educational-comic-app-plaid-avenger-in
It's interesting how lessons often take the form of metaphors — fairytales, parables, myths, etc. All highly visual whether in the plots or directly in the printed artwork. Superhero abolitionists... I mean, who wouldn't remember a history lesson if it was taught that way!
I've had a great experience with graphic novel/ comic book textbooks. One of my professors assigned The Cartoon Guide to Genetics by Larry Gonick and The Manga Guide to Molecular Biology by Masaharu Takemura, and I found myself suddenly able to absorb information about biology. Now, this class was genetics for non-majors (I'm a journalism major), so it was pretty basic, but I learned more from these books and from the class in general than I ever had from a biology class in the past. I find I'm still (a year later) able to remember details and even some specific graphics from the books. The weirdest part is that I wasn't into comics or graphic novels growing up. I've never actually read a comic, aside from the strips in the Sunday paper. When my professor assigned those books I felt offended, like she thought we were still in middle school or something. But now, I take back every protesting thought I had about them. For those who have a hard time getting interested in a topic, no matter what age or skill level, try reading in comic form. I know for a fact the Manga Guide books exist for many different subjects, at least within the sciences.