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Oklahoma State basketball: More memories from 2004 Final Four run
We've concluded our project on the 10-year anniversary of OSU's 2004 Final Four team. For the Wednesday Oklahoman, I wrote about the bond that team built with OSU students and fans. You can read that column here.
But there was tons of stuff we didn't get to. Not all of it's connected. Just a bunch of interesting memories about a great team and an amazing season. Jenni Carlson interviewed Ivan McFarlin, Joey Graham, Daniel Bobik and Janavor Weatherspoon. I chatted with John Lucas and auxiliary personnel.
* John Lucas raves about his days in Stillwater. Now a backup point guard with the Utah Jazz, Lucas said: "The funnest times I had in college was that group of guys we had. We still stay in contact today. They honored us this year during the all-star break. Got a chance to go back and be around the guys."
Lucas says Eddie Sutton remains a mentor. "I still talk to him every other day," Lucas said. "Stay in contact with him. He's coming to my wedding. We always talk to each other, not just about basketball. He keeps in contact, talks to us about being a man, makes sure we're doing the right things still, to this day. Me being 31, he still gets on me about something."
Lucas said those memories, and the chance to return for reunions like in February, are treasured. "Just being around those guys, having a chance for my fiancé to see where I went to school," Lucas said. "The pride and joy you have of being a Cowboy. I always talk about my school just like she talks about her school. But I'm like, 'You don't understand. It's like a family.' You see old faces, you see old friends. You just have that connection. Just like your ring say: 'Once you're a Cowboy, always a Cowboy.'"
* Robe Boy, Eric Epplin, provided some history about his famous orange robe. Epplin is the student who became a virtual mascot, courtesy of his orange robe. He ended up following the Cowboys all along the post-season road. Epplin missed the Sweet 16 game against Pitt because he was headed to Minneapolis for Visiting Student Weekend.
Then-OSU president David Schmidly found out Epplin would miss that trip and sprung two surprises. Schmidly himself dressed in an orange robe for the Pitt game, then arranged for Epplin to make it to East Rutherford, N.J., for the Saint Joseph's showdown in the East Regional final. Schmidly contacted University of Minnesota officials and arranged for Epplin to get an expedited tour of Minnesota U., plus had Epplin an airplane ticket on Saturday morning to Newark.
Epplin arrived at the Meadowlands arena just after tipoff, and Schmidly ceremoniously passed over the garish orange robe.
Epplin's mother had made the robe for him in 2000, when he first enrolled at OSU. His brother had gone to Saint Louis University, and Epplin's mother had made a robe for him. "She told me if I stayed close to home, she'd make one for me," Epplin said. "We were in Hobby Lobby, and I was in a sarcastic 18-year-old mood. She asked what color I wanted, and I picked the brightest orange I could. I found I never wore it around the dorm. Sophomore year, big opening game was against Cincinnati, I decided, 'let's do something special for this game. Just be crazy.'" So he wore the orange robe to the game. "Sort of stuck," Epplin said. "Kept wearing it after that. Added a necktie and some orange Converse shoes and some orange windpants. Had a whole ensemble."
Epplin now is an Oklahoma County assistant district attorney. He reluctantly admits he graduated from OU's Law School. "Had to spread the gospel," Epplin said. "A missionary in a foreign land."
* Daniel Bobik, who grew up in California and originally attended Brigham Young, transferred to OSU, primarily because his dad had played for Sutton at Creighton. Now Bobik works for Devon Energy and is stationed all over. He's in the process of moving from Canada to Wyoming.
"I grew up in Los Angeles," Bobik said. "I tell people, I'm from Oklahoma. I love the type of people that are there.
"From a fan standpoint, absolutely, people gravitated to us, because we represented Oklahoma people in general. The thing I love about Oklahomans, they tend to be humble, simple, in a great way. A simple, humble, grateful people. And they appreciated the way we played the game. We represented the way they lived their lives. Which was hard working, which was thankful, humble people. That's what attracted people to us as a team. People appreciated the little things we did.
"People in Oklahoma, they know basketball. Whether coach Iba or coach Sutton, they've had great coaches. I think people can see we played the game the right way. They wanted to be a part of who we are. They felt like they could appreciate who we are and who we represented. Oklahomans are awesome people."
* The Cowboys were sick in New Jersey. "It's a funny story," Graham said. "Right before we got on that trip, three or four guys caught stomach viruses. Started with Tony (Allen) or John (Lucas), then Ivan (McFarlin) got it, then I got it. So were actually quarantined.
"Coach put us in a separate room, on a different floor. We were throwing up at shootaround. Me and Tony, we were throwing up everywhere before the game. We told him, 'Coach, we might not be able to play today.' I was so exhausted. Tony felt the same way. Ivan was just getting over the hump. I chugged some Gatorade, said, 'Hey, this is what I signed up for.' We sucked it up and went out there."
* That OSU team was the last Big 12 squad other than Kansas to make the Final Four. OU had made it in 2002 and Texas in 2003. Kansas went in 2002 and 2003. So in many ways, 2002-04 were the glory days of Big 12 hoops.
The 2004 Cowboys beat Texas three teams. "That's hard to do, considering the team they had," Ivan McFarlin said. "That game, when we beat 'em there, that's when we knew, hey, we've got something special."
Lucas said the players wore "something that said 'Oklahoma State' every day on campus. Something that represented us. Even when we came to Oklahoma City to come down to the mall. We said, 'This is where we go to school.' You see some OU players, we let them know, 'we're running this state right now.'"
* Epplin on Eddie Sutton: "Obviously, coach Sutton was an absolute icon. Larger-than-life figure. Still is to this day for those of us who were there back then."
* Ten years ago, before the Final Four, I did a project on a bunch of support personnel who went along for the wild ride to the Final Four. One of my subjects was pep band member Sherry Tripp, who now is Sherry Tripp Ketchum, a physical therapist at St. Francis Hospital in Tulsa.
"It's crazy to think it was 10 years ago," Ketchum said the other day. "I really feel like I was lucky to be a part of it, to get to go through that with my friends. Now, you watch the NCAA Tournament and think about how cool it was you got to go through it. Everyone was excited about basketball campus wide. We had a common purpose, or excitement. It was cool."
* Josh Pulver grew up in Elk City, came to OSU and became Pistol Pete. He was the mascot on the New Jersey trip. Which means he was there for John Lucas' shot against Saint Joseph's.
"I get chills talking about it," Pulver said. "It was unbelievable. I had limited vision for that shot. I had to remember to sit down real quick, because I had jumped up so hard when he hit that shot. It's hard to explain, quite honestly, how exciting that was, for the guys to play that hard. St. Joe's, they were playing real well, of course. Just one more notch of excitement to add on to everything else going on."
* Joey Graham was the team cook. "We had long practices, and coach Sutton was trying to get everyone on the same page," Graham said. "In the apartments, in order to get everybody on the same page, I would cook food. 'Look, if you guys want to eat, come eat.' Turns out, college guys, they're tired of cafeteria food, they're tired of whatever food. They were ready for home-cooked food. That kind of built up the camaraderie we had on that team."
Graham said he had no specialties. He just cooked stuff he remembers his grandmother teaching him.
* OSU opened the NCAA Tournament with Eastern Washington in Kansas City. And the Cowboys started poorly.
"I remember we was tied at halftime," McFarlin said. "I remember coach Sutton came in, he was like, 'you've got two choices. You can go out there and play like you're supposed to play. Or tell 'em we're going to forfeit. We'll just go home.' We worked too hard to be tied with some team that was a 15 seed. That's not us. From that moment, we bonded up. Came out second half, smacked 'em. That game, we came together."

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Also IC is up... and I will not be able to post until Sunday do to company coming into town, but you all can post without me.
Humans: Get to the docking bay as ordered and start interacting if you like (or you can all be anti-social up to you). You can post what you were doing up to that point as well. Your choice.
Pokemon: Up to you what you want to do but perhaps you should jump into the discussion and try to convince each other on what course of action to take. In the end the Pokemon players are the ones who decide whether they want to be aggressive or careful.
Now that you mention it, you're right.....so I just took off Dancing Sword and added two other helpful moves. Hope it's better then.
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The European Central Bank warned yesterday that six quarters of recession are eroding the resilience of banks and risk ending what it describes as 'the calmest period in financial markets since 2011'. As Bloomberg's Niraj Shah notes, the Bloomberg Euro-area Financial Conditions Index has averaged 0.31 this year, compared with -1.47 in 2012 and the measure has only ended in negative territory on three days this year. However, it has very recently fallen to its lowest in a month as financial CDS begin to rise (even with Mrs. Watanabe's presence) to once again wider on the year. As The ECB adds, "Financial stability conditions in the euro area remain fragile. Several vulnerabilities in the interaction between sovereigns, banks and the macroeconomy persist."
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Financial stability conditions in the euro area remain fragile.
Several vulnerabilities in the interaction between sovereigns, banks and the macroeconomy persist. Further concrete action by the public and private sector is needed to durably sever negative feedback loops between distressed sovereigns, increasingly diverging economic growth prospects at the country level and concerns about the financial soundness of banks. A roadmap has been drawn up for completing Economic and Monetary Union (EMU). Its completion, including notably the part related to the banking union, is essential.
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- A further decline in bank profitability, linked to credit losses and a weak macroeconomic environment. Continued and prompt progress in proactively tackling bank balance sheet problems is needed.
- Renewed tensions in sovereign debt markets due to low growth and slow reform implementation. Progress in adjusting public finance vulnerabilities should not unravel. Beyond this, continued momentum is needed towards completing a genuine EMU, notably including a full banking union and a strengthening of fiscal frameworks.
- Bank funding challenges in stressed countries. Continued steps at both the national and European level are needed to tackle remaining fragmentation in bank funding. Furthermore, bank funding markets will benefit from a predictable and consistent approach to bank supervision and resolution across Europe; the launch of the single supervisory mechanism will be a key milestone in this respect.
- Reassessment of risk premia in global markets, following a prolonged period of safe-haven flows and search for yield. Stable and predictable policies are key to the prevention of such a risk reversal. To reduce the losses of such a possible risk reversal, banks and supervisors should ensure that bank capital buffers are sufficient.
Financial Conditions remain 'green' - based on market indicators - but have rolled over in recent days...
Though as is clear, European financial credit (green) is notably less impressed than European financial stocks (red) on the year...
Hardly surprising when one looks at the disconnect between equities and macro reality...
And in case you thought the ECB's SME lending plans were going to save the day - they are already talking that back: As Reuters notes, the ABS market for small and mid-sized companies "is a very small thing indeed, very small," said [ECB's] Constancio. "So let's not overblow this thing. It's an option, I won't say more."
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Always a good sign when they warn us of this shit. I guess May is almost over setting us up for the Doom in June.
"usura" from the cantos by ezra pound: http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poem/241052
If they're warning us, it's already happening.
Japan, the EU - flip a coin.
Clearly they've learned nothing from Baghdad Bob.
ECB: Run bitchez!
Run Forest! Run!
Run for gold bitchez.
Treasuries, must start catching a serious bid. Friday's larger POMO should help.
Nah...2.05ish is the low.
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So, recommendations beyond more phizz?
Recommendations??? Dr. Dolittle.......Small biz that can change prices quickly and sell small ticket items like coffee, guns, and booze. Get 33% of any small biz you that has a adequate balance sheet ( acid test 3:1 ) and can ride out the waves. Also make sure you use a shotgun clause in case you wanty out. Also bitcoins and more gold....
Or start your own small biz the old fashion way -- with ethics.
It will work in hard times when the banksters are running scared. Read this book and find out why.
Looks like gold and silver got the message.. unsterilzed ecb printing on deck.. this time I think the pm's will launch much much higher.. stocks not so much as it starts to sink in with peeps that it's now a game of print or die.
Just start printing and keep buying trash...forever.
What problem?
The European technocrats are playing on the serfs emotions now. They're getting ready to go all in on their one size fits all EMU meme. Scare tactics from the EU leaders to wrest total control for once an for all of the financial system in Europe.
Well, it's a good thing EUR/USD just spiked then. All is good.
Gosh, do you want to see te EUR at parity, when they announce Yuropean QE in June? :) Have to provide some buffer!
'the calmest period in financial markets since 2011'
Wow, are we supposed to be impressed?
Well if its a choice between suffering under the tyranny of zombie banks or liberation by destroying them, then this a positive development. Now if somehow Eurozone countries can pass laws cancelling all debt on the basis of no consideration, reclaim the right to issue money and ensure this remains owned by the public indefinitely the future would look a lot better than it does today.
I have an umbrella for the shitstorm that is heading this way.
It's called; not having any debt what so ever, renting a cheap but nice appartement and only keep a bit of money left in the banks to pay for the montly bills
And yes; sleep well, thank you
Wow!!! Fantastic!!! Stupendous!!! Excellente!!!!
More bullish news!!!!
We'll help them fight their globalist problem it they help us. The globalist exchange program. I like the sound of that.


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Authorities may never know why a Florida man viciously attacked and chewed on the face of an older homeless man in Miami last month after lab tests failed to find components of "bath salts" in the system of the assailant, who was killed by police.
Authorities may never know why a Florida man viciously attacked and chewed on the face of an older homeless man in Miami last month after lab tests failed to find components of "bath salts" in the system of the assailant, who was killed by police.
The tests detected only marijuana in the system of the attacker, the medical examiner said Wednesday, ruling out other street drugs that some had speculated 31-year-old Rudy Eugene might have taken.
An expert on toxicology testing said marijuana alone wasn't likely to cause behavior as strange as Eugene's.
"The problem today is that there is an almost an infinite number of chemical substances out there that can trigger unusual behavior," said Dr. Bruce Goldberger, Professor and Director of Toxicology at the University of Florida.
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Goldberger said the medical examiner's office in Miami is known for doing thorough work and he's confident they and the independent lab covered as much ground as possible. But it's nearly impossible for toxicology testing to keep pace with new formulations of synthetic drugs.
"There are many of these synthetic drugs that we currently don't have the methodology to test on, and that is not the fault of the toxicology lab. The challenge today for the toxicology lab is to stay on top of these new chemicals and develop methodologies for them, but it's very difficult and very expensive." Goldberger said. "There is no one test or combination of tests that can detect every possible substance out there."
There has been much speculation about what drugs, if any, would lead to the bizarre behavior authorities said Eugene exhibited before and during the attack that left the other man horribly disfigured. A Miami police union official had suggested that Eugene, who was shot and killed by an officer during the attack, was probably under the influence of bath salts.
The Miami-Dade County Medical Examiner said in a news release that the toxicology detected marijuana, but it didn't find any other street drugs, alcohol or prescription drugs. Eugene also tested negative for adulterants commonly mixed with street drugs.
The department ruled out the most common components found in so-called bath salts, which mimic the effects of cocaine or methamphetamine and have been associated with bizarre crimes in recent months. An outside forensic toxicology lab, which took a second look at the results, also confirmed the absence of bath salts, synthetic marijuana and LSD.
Messages left with the medical examiner's office for comment were not immediately returned.
The Drug Enforcement Administration last year temporarily outlawed the possession and sale of three synthetic stimulants sometimes packaged as "bath salts." Several states have also moved to ban the drugs, often sold on the Internet and in head shops and other retail outlets. The bans don't affect the kinds of bath salts added to tubs for their fragrance and cosmetic benefits.
An addiction expert said she wouldn't rule out marijuana causing the agitation.
"It could have been the strain of marijuana that increases the dopamine in the brain, such as sativa," said Dr. Patricia Junquera, assistant professor at the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.
There are two strains of marijuana called sativa and indica. The sativa increases dopamine and gives you energy while decreasing pain threshold. Indica is a "sleepy high," she explained.
"People don't really know what the amount of either is in each little packet of marijuana," she explained. "And we can't differentiate between the two in the blood, much less in a dead person."
She also suggested that if Eugene had a mental disorder, "the marijuana could have increased even further the dopamine levels and aggravated the situation. So that can't be ruled out."
It's not clear what led to the May 26 attack on Ronald Poppo, a 65-year-old homeless man. Eugene's friends and family have said he was religious, not violent and that he didn't drink or do drugs harder than marijuana.
"There's no answer for it, not really," Eugene's younger brother, Marckenson Charles, said in an interview. "Anybody who knew him knows this wasn't the person we knew him to be. Whatever triggered him, there is no answer for this."
Surveillance video from a nearby building shows Eugene stripping Poppo and pummeling him, before appearing to hunch over and lie on top of him. The police officer who shot Eugene to death said he growled at the officer when he told him to stop.
Charles, Eugene's brother, said the family does not plan to pursue any legal action against the police for shooting Eugene.
"They used the force they felt was necessary, even if we don't agree with that," he said.
He said Eugene has been buried.
Shortly before the attack, a person driving on the MacArthur Causeway told a 911 dispatcher a "completely naked man" was on top of one of the light poles on the causeway and "acting like Tarzan." Still, police have said little about what may prompted Eugene to attack Poppo.
Poppo has undergone several surgeries and remains hospitalized. His left eye was removed, but doctors said earlier this month they were trying to find a way to restore vision in his right eye. He will need more surgeries before he can explore the options for reconstructing his face, doctors have said. A message left with the hospital was not immediately returned.
Poppo's family has said it had no contact with him for more than 30 years and thought he was dead.
Associated Press writer Jennifer Kay contributed to this report.


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A preliminary U.S. intelligence assessment of the crash of a Malaysia Airlines plane indicates that it was downed by an anti-aircraft missile fired by pro-Russian separatists, according to news reports citing U.S. officials.
The reports are carried by The Washington Postand CNN.
The Post quotes an unidentified U.S. official as saying the attack was likely carried out using an SA-11 surface-to-air missile system, or a similar class of weapon.
The official cautions that the assessment is not final and that U.S. analysts are still investigating, the newspaper says.
CNN, quoting a U.S. defense official with direct access to the latest information, says the preliminary classified analysis has concluded that the missile most likely was fired by pro-Russian separatists inside eastern Ukraine,
The reports coincide with a statement Friday by U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power who told an emergency meeting of the U.N. Security Council that the plane was "likely downed by a surface to air missile ... operated from a separatist-held location in eastern Ukraine."
In addition, the Ukrainian Security Service released purported tapes late Thursday of intercepted conversations of Russian-backed separatists and a Russian military intelligence official discussing the shootdown of MH17 that one of the separatists says was carried out by a separatist unit.
All 298 people aboard the airliner were killed when it crashed Thursday in eastern Ukraine about 30 miles from the Russian border.
Russian-backed separatists and Ukraine's government have both denied involvement.
No distress calls came from the Boeing 777 before it plummeted from the sky with 283 passengers and 15 crew members on board. The crash left a debris field stretching up to 10 miles, with victims and body parts strewn across the countryside.
Among the passengers on the flight were 189 Dutch nationals, 44 Malaysians and 27 Australians and 12 Indonesians. Just four passengers' nationalities remain unknown, according to a news release by Malaysia Airlines.
Given that the overwhelming majority of the victims of the attack are from Holland, Malaysia Airlines is sending 40 staff members to Amsterdam "to support the families," the airline said in a statement.
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Malaysian Airlines officials have so far not identified any Americans among the passengers, although they cautioned Friday that some nationalities have still not been verified.
"We continue to seek information to determine whether there were any American citizens on board," the White House said in a statement late Thursday.
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In the same statement, the White House also raised concerns that the evidence at the crash site might be tampered with.
The plane was shot down over Ukraine's war-torn Donetsk region, which has seen months of fierce fighting between Ukraine and pro-Russian militants. The already difficult task of determining the cause of the crash will be made even more challenging as investigators will be trying to work in the midst of a war zone.
Russian President Vladimir Putin called for a cease-fire in eastern Ukraine on Friday, urging the two sides to hold talks as soon as possible.
"Peace in Ukraine must prevail as soon as possible," he said.
Pro-Russian separatists have agreed to give investigators safe access to the crash site and to provide them with assistance, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said in statement on its website. The militants have even agreed to "cooperate with the relevant authorities of Ukraine" on questions regarding the crash, the OSCE said.
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The whereabouts of the plane's block box flight recorders was not immediately clear although there were reports that rescue workers had recovered one and that another found by separatists was handed over to Moscow, the Interfax news agency reported.
Rescue workers, police officers and even off-duty coal miners were searching the area around the crash site for bodies and debris Friday morning.
About 70 coal miners, dressed in overalls and covered with soot, joined the rescue effort near the rebel-held village of Rozsypne in the separatist Donetsk region, about 25 miles from the Russian border.
At least four bodies were seen in the streets of the village, and an Associated Press journalist saw bodies and body parts strewn across a sunflower field outside Rozsypne.
Earlier Friday, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott called for a "full, thorough and impartial international investigation."
"It's very important that we find out the facts and it's very important that we don't allow Russia to prevent an absolutely comprehensive investigation," Abbott said. "This is not an accident, it's a crime. Let me stress — it's not an accident it's a crime and criminals should not be allowed to be get away with what they've done."
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Russia does not intend to take away the black boxes, Interfax reported Friday.
"We're not going to take these boxes, we are not going to break the rules that exist about such cases in the international community," he said in an interview with news channel Russia 24.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko called the crash "an act of terrorism' and demanded an international investigation. Ukrainian officials said they had intercepted telephone calls of a separatist leader discussing the crash with Russian military intelligence officers..
But Putin blamed the incident on Ukraine's government, which "carries responsibility for this horrible tragedy."
"We will do everything – everything that depends on us, in any case – to ensure that an objective picture of the events becomes accessible for our public and for the Ukrainian public and the entire world," Putin said.
Contributing: Oren Dorell in McLean, Va., Donna Leinwand Leger in Washington, D.C., Jabeen Bhatti in Germany and the Associated Press.


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text: Music http://hdl.handle.net/10468/772 2016-05-27T04:34:01Z 'Lines of flight': digital musical instruments, inclusive music bands, meaningful engagement in music-making and learning http://hdl.handle.net/10468/2258 'Lines of flight': digital musical instruments, inclusive music bands, meaningful engagement in music-making and learning McHale, Gráinne In this study I examine the development of three inclusive music bands in Cork city. Derived from Jellison's research on inclusive music education, inclusive music bands involve students with disabilities coming together with typically developing peers to make and learn music that is meaningful (Jellison, 2012). As part of this study, I established three inclusive music bands to address the lack of inclusive music making and learning experiences in Cork city. Each of these bands evolved and adapted in order to be socio-culturally relevant within formal and informal settings: Circles (community education band), Till 4 (secondary school band) and Mish Mash (third level and community band). I integrated Digital Musical Instruments into the three bands, in order to ensure access to music making and learning for band members with profound physical disabilities. Digital Musical Instruments are electronic music devices that facilitate active music making with minimal movement. This is the first study in Ireland to examine the experiences of inclusive music making and learning using Digital Musical Instruments. I propose that the integration of Digital Musical Instruments into inclusive music bands has the potential to further the equality and social justice agenda in music education in Ireland. In this study, I employed qualitative research methodology, incorporating participatory action research methodology and case study design. In this thesis I reveal the experiences of being involved in an inclusive music band in Cork city. I particularly focus on examining whether the use of this technology enhances meaningful music making and learning experiences for members with disabilities within inclusive environments. To both inform and understand the person centered and adaptable nature of these inclusive bands, I draw theoretical insights from Sen's Capabilities Approach and Deleuze and Guatarri's Rhizome Theory. Supported by descriptive narrative from research participants and an indepth examination of literature, I discover the optimum conditions and associated challenges of inclusive music practice in Cork city. 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z Imitating the rustic and revealing the noble: masculine power and music at the court of Ferrara http://hdl.handle.net/10468/2624 Imitating the rustic and revealing the noble: masculine power and music at the court of Ferrara Marshall, Melanie L. Blackburn, Bonnie J.; Stras, Laurie 2015-04-01T00:00:00Z Totality of experience: sound, music and mythology in Gus Van Sant's "Death Quartet" http://hdl.handle.net/10468/2112 Totality of experience: sound, music and mythology in Gus Van Sant's "Death Quartet" Shine, Jessica Reflecting on Gus Van Sant's films Gerry (2003) Elephant (2004) and Last Days (2005), the director's long-term sound-designer Leslie Shatz observed that "You have to get into the totality of the experience and not just the dialogue". Shatz's comment expresses something fundamental about the experimental approach to cinema and to soundscapes undertaken by Van Sant in these three films, unofficially known as the "Death Trilogy". This thesis contends that Van Sant makes deliberate aesthetic choices which do indicate a distinctly "auteurist" leaning. However, I also argue that intertextual elements, prior knowledge, and audience participation in meaningmaking enhance the experience of, and reveal the nuances in, the soundtracks themselves. This thesis aims to contribute to a growing body of work within filmmusic scholarship concerned with resisting a traditional bias in the field: that film music should be understood as a means of characterisation and as emotional signifier. The films of the "Death Quartet", which includes Paranoid Park (2007), I believe, offer fertile ground on which to explore these new approaches. It is my contention that these films deconstruct the traditional approach to soundtracking and the relationship between soundtrack and character, and that only an approach sensitive to the aesthetic and philosophical functions of music and sound can adequately acknowledge their unique cinematic qualities. 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z "Farò quel che me piacerà": Fictional women in villotta voice resistance http://hdl.handle.net/10468/1711 "Farò quel che me piacerà": Fictional women in villotta voice resistance Marshall, Melanie L. Marshall, Melanie L.; Carroll, Linda L.; McIver, Katherine A. 2014-05-01T00:00:00Z


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In the performance of R&D, organizations can collaborate, either within the same sector (e.g., a partnership between firms) or between sectors (e.g., a partnership between a firm and the Federal Government). Decisions by organizations to form these partnerships are based on economic considerations, legal and cultural frameworks, scientific and technological conditions, and policy environments.
Collaboration allows individual partners to leverage their resources, reducing costs and risks and enabling research ventures that might not have been undertaken otherwise. In the case of intra-sector collaboration, the underlying theme is that more can be accomplished at lower cost when resources are pooled, especially if organizations can complement each other in terms of expertise and/or research facilities. For private companies, another advantage of partnerships is that they reduce (or eliminate) competition between the allied companies, which may thereby enjoy higher profits once their jointly developed product is marketed.
With regard to university-industry alliances, companies can benefit from the extensive research infrastructure (including the students), as well as the store of basic scientific knowledge, that exists at universitieswhich those firms would not be able afford on their own.[30] Universities, on the other hand, benefit from alliances with firms by being better able to channel academic research toward practical applications" (Jankowski 1999).
In the case of collaboration between Federal laboratories and industryin the form of Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADAs)a wide range of economic benefits to both parties has been noted. The main reason for the creation of CRADAs was that industry would benefit from increased access to government scientists, research facilities, and the technology they developed. Government, in turn, would benefit from a reduction in the costs of items it needs to carry out its objectives (Lesko and Irish 1995, 67). Both would benefit from technology transfer, and Federal R&D in national labs would be more useful to U.S. industry. Some analysts have argued as well that Congress created CRADAs[31] to simplify negotiations between the Federal Government and industry in the process of technology transfer, by making the process exempt from Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) requirements.
With regard to collaboration between academia and the Federal Government, little exists in the strict sense of employees from both working together, side-by-side, on R&D projects. On the other hand, collaboration in a broad sense is quite extensive in that academia receives research grants to perform "targeted research."[32] (See "Federal Support to Academia.") Some of this research is designed to meet Federal needs, in cases in which the Federal Government does not have the physical or human resources to perform the research itself. In other cases, the Federal Government may support academic research (or research in other sectors) for the sake of creating a "public good" that would be expected to provide economic benefits to society. As many people know, one of the public goods that arose from this kind of collaborative effort is the Internet, which originated from a project funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and then greatly advanced through NSF funding to universities.
Finally, international competition adds two additional considerations. First, Federal-industry partnerships and other types of partnerships in the performance of R&D in the United States may be desirable as a means of competing adequately against similar partnerships carried out in other nations. Second, the United States may choose to enter into international projects with the idea that, just like firms, nations may be able to pool resources that collectively enhance their R&D capabilities.
The term "technology transfer" can cover a wide spectrum of activities, from informal exchanges of ideas between visiting researchers to contractually structured research collaboration involving the joint use of facilities and equipment. Only since the late 1980s, however, has technology transfer become an important mission component of most Federal labs. Some agencies, however, have long shared their research with the private sector (e.g., USDA's Agricultural Research Experiment Stations and NASA's civilian aeronautics programs), and several laws passed in the early 1980s encouraged such sharingnotably, the Stevenson-Wydler Technology Innovation Act of 1980. (See sidebar, "Principal Federal Legislation Related to Cooperative Technology Programs.")
Principal Federal Legislation Related to Cooperative Technology Programs
Since 1980, a series of laws have been enacted to promote Federal--civilian partnerships and to facilitate the transfer of technology between sectors. Among the most notable pieces of legislation have been the following:
The emphasis, in the past decade, on technology transfer stems from practical considerations: Industry was interested in such programs, Federal money was available, and government defense labs were amenable to such activities as an alternative to their declining defense work (OTA 1995). Moreover, technology transfer was regarded as a means of addressing Federal concerns about U.S. industrial strength and world competitiveness. Another reason was that the Federal Technology Transfer Act (FTTA) of 1986 authorized government-owned and -operated laboratories to enter into CRADAs with private industry. Only after the 1989 passage of the National Competitiveness Technology Transfer Act (NCTTA), however, could contractor-operated labs (including DOE's FFRDCs) also enter into CRADAs. According to most available indicators, Federal efforts to facilitate private-sector commercialization of Federal technology have made considerable progress since 1987.
Four measures of the extent of Federal technology commercialization efforts and Federal-industry collaboration between 1987 and 1998 can be described as follows:
Studies have indicated that although partnerships between sectors offer economic and scientific benefits to the parties involved, those partnerships may be constrained by cultural differences between sectors. Some observers have argued that industrial scientists and engineers tend to place much greater emphasis than their government colleagues on profitability, international competitiveness, and turnaround time. Conversely, government scientists and engineers tend to have longer-range and more idealistic perspectives. For example, Lesko and Irish (1995) describe the Federal defense employee's "traditional view" as one in which "the primary mission...is to develop, produce, enhance, and support the military systems that provide a warfighting capability for the U.S. that is second to none" (Lesko and Irish 1995, 33--34).
Rogers et al. (1998) surveyed participants in CRADA partnerships at Los Alamos National Laboratory. They found that, according to private companies in these partnerships, the top five objectives of CRADAs were (in descending order of importance) to obtain new technology/information/patents, to save money in developing a process/product, to save costs, to improve research ability within the company, and to obtain a new product. In contrast, the top five objectives according to Federal R&D laboratory partners were to improve the research ability of the Federal R&D laboratory, such as adding capabilities; to obtain new funding; to obtain technology/information/patents; to gain credibility/prestige/employee satisfaction; and to develop or gain access to new facilities/tools. According to Rogers et al., such differences in orientation have been a major obstacle to further increases in the number of CRADAs. Rogers et al. conclude, "Since 1994, Federal funding for establishing new CRADAs has almost disappeared, mainly due to partisan differences about the role of the Federal Government in its relations with private companies" (Rogers et al. 1998, 87).
On the other hand, Lesko and Irish (1995) are more optimistic about the future ability of scientists and engineers from these different cultures to get along:
Significant differences in the perspectives of government and industry can and do impede progress in cooperative ventures. As both sides realize that they need each other's perspectives and combined resources to survive global competition and effectively manage shrinking resources, their goals and procedures will change toward becoming more and more cooperative. Good communications can be a key to identifying, understanding, and overcoming culturally derived barriers to this process (Lesko and Irish 1995, 29).
The complexity and interdisciplinary nature of R&D has continued to increase in recent years, as discoveries in one area of science or engineering (e.g., modular robotics systems) have had bearing on other areas (e.g., space exploration). As the scope of R&D on any topic expands, researchers from individual institutions may find themselves less able to approach the topic as broadly as they think they should; they may therefore search for collaborators who can complement their knowledge or research facilities. For example, academic researchers increasingly have sought to leverage resources and talents in the conduct of R&D. Not only does such an approach offer opportunities for alternative funding, such partnership provides an essential means for undertaking work that is becoming ever more complex and multidisciplinary (Jankowski 1999).
At the same time that scientific and engineering developments are increasing the need forand the benefits ofR&D partnerships and alliances, advances in communication equipment and software are creating new tools that make such collaborative efforts much easier. Hazlett and Carayannis (1998) describe recent developments in "virtual teams"especially between industry and academiawhereby communication, data acquisition, data sharing, and document sharing can all take place virtually among individuals in distant organizations. In effect, the operational costs of collaborating have been reduced enormously, thereby encouraging increased collaboration among researchers of the same or similar topics.
Current research on expanding Internet capabilities offers even more powerful tools for collaborative efforts. DOE and NSF have been sponsoring research that has been moving scientists and engineers closer to having the ability to collaborate in virtual laboratories or conference rooms through "telepresence." That is, researchers at remote physical locations interact with one another in a virtual, three-dimensional environment, experiencing each other's artificial presence as though everyone were in the same room. Such capabilities will undoubtedly enhance collaboration potential.[33]
In the early 1980s, increasing international competition and the resulting erosion in U.S. technological leadership led legislators and policymakers to conclude that existing U.S. antitrust laws and penalties were too restrictive and could be impeding the ability of U.S. companies to compete in the global marketplace. U.S. companies were at a disadvantage relative to their foreign counterparts because an outdated antitrust environmentdesigned to preserve domestic competitionprohibited them from collaborating on most activities, including R&D.
Restrictions on multi-firm cooperative research relationships were lifted with the passage of NCRA in 1984. This law was enacted to encourage U.S. firms to collaborate on generic, precompetitive research. To gain protection from antitrust litigation, NCRA requires firms engaging in RJVs to register them with DOJ.[34] In 1993, Congress again relaxed restrictionsthis time on cooperative production activitiesby passing the National Cooperative Research and Production Act, which enables participants to work together to apply technologies developed by their RJVs.
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The cumulative shares of ATP funding from 1990 to 1998 by government and industry have been nearly the same: $1.3 billion in constant 1992 dollars. (See appendix table 2-61.) The 285 single-applicant projects have a cumulative total funding level of $851 million in constant 1992 dollars, with ATP funds accounting for 55 percent and industry funds accounting for 45 percent. The average award size across single applicants and joint ventures has been $6.1 million in constant 1992 dollars. The 146 joint ventures have had a cumulative funding level of $1.8 billion in constant 1992 dollars, of which 53 percent was provided by industry participants.
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The Woodland City Council will decide Monday night whether to send a citywide sales tax for transportation projects to voters this November.
The proposal before the council is for a two-tenths of a percent sales tax within a yet to be specified commercially zoned area. Money from this proposed transportation benefit district would primarily go toward a planning and environmental review on the $60 million Scott Avenue Crossing reconnect project.
From there, the project would need significant state and federal support to come to fruition.
Woodland officials are hopeful a voter-approved tax would show state and federal officials city residents are willing to pay for their roads, and thus lead to state and federal dollars for the project. The same such process worked to nearby Ridgefield's advantage when it sought to improve the Pioneer Street overpass.
Woodland's council meeting is set for 7 p.m. Monday inside council chambers, 100 Davidson Ave.
"Basically, what the legislators are looking at is whether local citizens are willing to assist on solutions to some of their transportation issues," Woodland Mayor Chuck Blum said. He added the council would need to determine the district's size.
Blum has previously said that a transportation benefit district would help "our industrial areas as well as our circulation problems," particularly near Exit 21 off Interstate 5. He cited a city study that said the project could ease the city's traffic burden by up to 38 percent.
Woodland officials have held public meetings in recent weeks to speak with residents about the proposed transportation benefit district. Residents have voiced traffic concerns in these meetings, council member Benjamin Fredricks said, but it remains to be seen if they would approve a tax.
Fredricks predicted the council would have the necessary votes to send the two-tenths sales tax to the voters. That vote is vital, if residents are serious about improvements to their transportation, infrastructure and roads, as they claim, he said.
"I believe this is a solution," Fredricks said. "Whether they want to fund that solution is up to them."
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I can create, update but not remove an object motion path through the UI
(also, shouldn't it be Motion Path instead of Paths?)
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I can create, update but not remove an object motion path through the UI
"Clear Paths" is actually available in the toolbar object tools - which will clear all selected paths.
Dont know the design decision behind this and looking at http://aligorith.blogspot.de/2012/05/motion-paths-gui-cleanup.html doesnt really mention this issue.
Would make sense to have a button in propertiy editor as well though it would have to work on active (vs. all selected) then, right?
"Motion Paths" vs. "Paths": no strong opinion on that (maybe that was just chosen to save some space?)
Thomas, what our UI mafia would say on that?
Just note from me: i don't feel nice adding extra button to properties region, this sounds like duplicated functionality. I'd say it's more matter of making better documentation on this,
OK, I've attached a patch with following changes (still think the bugreport has a point):
- adds a button "Clear Paths" to the Property Editor
- makes both operators "OBJECT_OT_paths_clear" and "OBJECT_OT_paths_update" functionality aware of where it was called from
so when they are called from the Properties Editor they will only operate on the object in this context (and not on all selected)
note: an object might also be pinned in the Property Editor and with this patch it is made sure that the op will operator on THIS pinned object
(which doesnt even need to be selected)
- (also a little change to the panels layout which admittetly "wastes" a little space but groups the settings what to show - this might be debatable...)
- tooltip might need a better phrase
- left the motion path ops relating to bones untouched (they are in the armature context - not a single bone - so should be fine like this?)
- ... style is a little clumsy / some duplicated code (see comments in patch) ...
Fixed a duplicate of this bug. On second thought, it does make sense to have one of these buttons in the properties editor, since users seem to want to look there for this.


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Patient advocate Trisha Torrey writes and talks a lot about "participatory medicine." Today she writes:
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How to Make Honeycomb
Honeycomb is a delicious treat that you can make using only water, golden syrup, baking soda, and sugar. It's perfect as a dessert or as a tasty snack that you can share with your friends throughout the day.
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- 1 pint of water
- golden syrup (40g)
- Baking soda (4 tsp)
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- Stir it in for about 10 seconds after adding the baking soda.
- Put the broken up honeycomb into a decorated small tin and give it to someone as a gift at a dinner party or as a mood lifter.
- If you want to smash it up and put it on an ice cream sundae- take the honeycomb and leave it on the tray, get a rolling pin and hit it onto the honeycomb until you have got the right sized pieces.
- Keep it out of the fridge as it will absorb water and get sticky.[1]
- Do not touch the side of the pan while cooking the honeycomb.
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