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Nessie, aka the Loch Ness Monster, is not something you expect to run into at the Brigham Young University Museum of Art. A historic Western tableau or even Islamic art, perhaps, but not a contemporary artist's exploration of the meaning of monsters in our culture.
"Isn't it fabulous? We're putting Nessie outside the museum," says Jeff Lambson, curator of contemporary art at BYUMOA, of the reclusive creature. "The exhibit is going to be a little theatrical, but these are all serious, legitimate artists."
The Loch Ness Monster by artist Niki De Saint Phalle will be but one of the mythical works of art Lambson is bringing to Provo.
We Could Be Heroes: The Mythology of Monsters and Heroes in Contemporary Art is only one of nearly a dozen contemporary exhibits that will be staged in the middle of what The Princeton Review-labeled the "most stone-cold sober campus" in America.
Lambson, BYUMOA's first-ever contemporary and modern art curator, is clearly, for lack of a better term, bustin' some moves this year.
And the Heroes show might be the least envelope-pushing of Lambson's programming. The museum that once refused to uncrate certain Rodin sculptures it deemed too naughty for the Mormon Church–owned university is unveiling 11 contemporary art exhibits in 12 months. The onslaught began with Think Flat: The Art of Andy Warhol and Takashi Murakami that includes a suite of Warhol's iconic Marilyns owned by none other than BYU. "Isn't that cool?" Lambson says. "I love that BYU owns a soup can, too."
Lambson is sensitive of the often subversive reputation of contemporary art. "We're changing things." Still, BYUMOA, with its foundation of serving as an educational resource for the university, remains committed to the broadest view of art, including sacred works.
A 2011 exhibition of Carl Bloch altar paintings from Sweden and Denmark drew a record-breaking attendance of more than 300,000 visitors.
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As he gazes on a particularly garish Marilyn print, Lambson unconsciously proves his own point. "I never liked this Marilyn until I saw them all together," he says. "It shows best what makes Marilyn Marilyn. The lips. The shadows under the eyes. Andy captured her vulnerability."


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1 pound center cut salmon fillet, skin removed
1 1/2 Tbsp. olive oil
1/2 cup honey
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Juice from 1/2 of small orange
1 tbsp. green onion, chopped
1 clove garlic, chopped
1 tsp. fresh ginger, grated
2 Tbsp. water
1 tsp. soy sauce
2 tsp. Thai chili sauce
Salt and pepper, to taste
In a small saucepan over medium-low heat, whisk together the olive oil, honey, orange zest and juice, green onion, garlic, ginger, water soy sauce and chili sauce. Heat until the honey it is easily stirred, about 5 minutes. Remove from heat, and let cool slightly.
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While there have been many advances and true innovations in cycling in the last ten years, perhaps none have had such a profound and reaching effect on the sport as the 29er. The 29er has made previously unapproachable mountain biking trails accessible to beginners who possess little to no skill, and the riders that continue to purchase them over all others have transformed the industry and what it manufactures for at least the near future.
The 29er, or 9er as many choose to call it, refers to a mountain bike's wheel size, which is 29 inches in diameter. When the wheel size of a bike changes, so does its geometry, and consequently, so does its riding characteristics. Compared to the 26" mountain bike before its mainstream introduction, the 29er offers many advantages.
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The Adolphus served as the perfect setting for the American Ireland Fund's inaugural Emerald Ball. Co-chairs David Devlin and Dr. Caitríona Ryan welcomed guests such as Ebby Halliday, Caroline Rose Hunt, Capera Ryan and more to enjoy the festivities, including dinner, an art exhibit by Dallas artist Shannon Kincaid, custom jewelry by Melissa Curry Studio of Dublin and a special performance of "Tara" by Kincaid Stringer and Leslie McDonough. Dallas Cowboys legend Roger Staubach introduced honorees, fellow Cowboy Daryl Johnston and his wife Diane. It was definitely a night for smilin' Irish eyes! Photography by Can Türkyilmaz and Brandon Thibodeaux


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"Dolphins General Manager Jeff Ireland related Misi's talent by saying he "terrorized" Alabama with three sacks in the 2009 Sugar Bowl. The player with three sacks that game was Stevenson Sylvester, whom Pittsburgh drafted in the fifth round Saturday.
Utah had eight sacks in that Sugar Bowl. Misi didn't have any. (Dolphins cornerback Sean Smith had one, though.)"
Which leads me to wonder about Ireland. Did they draft the wrong guy? Or is he confused? Did his dog eat his homework?
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I don't recall the game and how Misi played. I just found the comment amusing.
And besides, it allows me to savor a moment when Nick Saban was beat.
Oh, AND, I do have doubts about Ireland's ability. It may turn out that he's a great GM, but some of his decisions have thus far puzzled me.
I was a little bothered by Ireland until I really thought about the overall picture. We weer 1-15. We needed to start with a core group of players. He went for Jake Long, Chad Henne, and made some very nice trades the first year. The second year we picked up some nice players that contributed quite a bit. Defense was a problem this year and I feel like they answered that. The draft is a crap shoot, but they have done a very nice job and hit more than they miss. Most teams cannot say that. He is doing a good job. If we don't understand it, it doesn't mean it is wrong.
No TE to stretch the field,
Marshall is doubled, spin the wheel
No TE to stretch the middle,
And all our TE's are slow and little
No TE to stretch the field,
Henne goes down in muddy marsh
No TE to stretch the field,
20 years gone without a star
To take pressure off our WRer's
Finally without Ginn to blame
No TE will ever be drafted, Girrr :(
And never a TE, 7-9 once again....
You people cry too much! No one can ever do right by you. Yet, the Trifecta drafted the way that Bill has drafted for 30 years. Big, strong, 4-year players, team captains, positions of need, and building from inside out.
They may know something we don't know. Remember, just as we were trying to trade Smiley other teams were trying to trade players too. There might be that TE out there. Plus, 2 years ago Anthony Fasano was as much a reason we went from 1-15 to 11-5 as anyone on the roster. He had an off year last year because he needed to block more to protect Chad Henne in his first year. We have now added incognito and Jerry to bolster what was a decent line. That should free up the TE to get downfield again. Let the plan work before blasting every little piece.
Finally, you people were saying you wanted things like JPP (7 D1 starts), Kindle (needs microfracture surgery), etc. I think PArcells' and Co are better at doing this than any arm-chair GM/scout posting on the blogs (me included)...
Marshall's presence on the field is a problem for defenses. An offensive line going into its third year together now has good continuity and team work. This offense will rely less on the TE to have to stay home blocking and will be more involved in the "offensive" side of things rather then "defensive" blocking for the QB. I think the dolphins like what they have with Fasano and Haynos. You people are making to much of the TE problem.
If Misi was "in on" 3 sacks and not the primary defender to bring down the QB, then that is worth mentioning and Ireland should have clarified that. So Hyde was right to call him on it.
It seems, though, that Ireland was focused on pass coverage, not actually rushing the passer, because he bragged about Misi's "tremendous" pass coverage, and our 4th round pick Edds is skilled in coverage as well, not so good at rushing. They must really be counting on Wake and maybe Anderson to get to the QB.
Given that, tell me again why we threw away Porter and Taylor and didn't really replace them in talent or production?
And while we're looking back at spilt milk with linebackers, what happened with Matt Roth? Did we pick up anybody to replace him either?
The M.O. for this Front Office seems to be let players go, then spin your wheels replacing them. Two steps forward, one step back. And it's year 3, folks.
you are a bunch of idiots. The track record of these guys is top notch. Yet people who have never been in the nfl, probobly never been in high school are better evaluators then the front office give us all a break. They have a board they work of there board from their scouts. Just like every other tem, let it go. We will see in three years if it was a good draft. SHUT UP already


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McCook Lake, S.D. – The Black Hills State University men's and women's cross country teams each placed second at the Briar Cliff Invitational on Saturday. The men's team competed against 15 teams and the women's team against 13 teams.
On the men's side, the Yellow Jackets scored a total of 89 points en route to the team's second place finish. Black Hills State was led by junior Jed Morgan. Morgan finished the 8,000-meter course fourth overall in a time of 25:30.01. Neil Long was the second Yellow Jacket across the finish line in a time of 26:07.18 to finish 19th overall. Long was followed by Laine Parish who put up a season best time of 26:16.75, finishing 22nd overall. KC Fiedler (26:21.99) and Mitch Kraft (26:33.44) placed 26th and 29th respectively. In his third collegiate race, Marc Whirlwind Soldier placed 34th in a time of 26:46.34. Rounding out the top seven for the Yellow Jackets was Seth Ulvestad. Ulvestad clocked a personal best time of 27:01.66. Other finishers for the men's team included Trev Fiedler who ran a 27:53.93 to place 67th and Craig Leavitt who ran a time of 28:05.86 to place 73rd. Mark Wilcox finished 74th with a time of 28:09.58 and Brock Mickelsen placed 79th with a time of 28:14.72.
Black Hills State's women's team, ranked No. 15 in the latest poll, was led by sophomore Erin Curran. Curran finished third overall and ran a personal best time of 17:52.10 to the lead the Yellow Jackets to a second place finish with 81 points. Leigh Anne Whiteside and Brooke Wells finished 17th and 18th clocking times of 18:46.17 and 18:47.61, respectively. Abi Bever placed 23rd in 18:52.65 to round out the Yellow Jackets top five finishers. Courtney Dickson finished one spot behind Bever in 18:53.21. Lela Carpenter crossed the finish line in 18:53.49 to place 25th and Anna Yanchek finished 34th with a time of 19:14.95. Others to compete included the Becca Ellis and Teresa Klarenbeek. Ellis and Klarenbeek finished 41st and 42nd clocking times of 19:23:15 and 19:23.59,respectively. Robyn Rosechandler finished 60th in 20:04.01 and Erica Gajda ran a personal best of 20:27.21 to place 71st.
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Monday, June 13, 2011
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Fall Equinox
Juliet's Urban Lattice quilt
Kissy Fish
Single Girl
Sliced Coins
Yep, backs always appeal to the minimalist in me.
In other news, summer is now in full swing at my house, with all the craziness that entails. This weekend was Miss E.'s dance recital—the event of the summer among 4-year-old girls around here. And in the coming weeks we have t-ball, swimming, tennis, zoo classes, birthday parties, travel plans ... you know the drill. I'm hoping to keep up my usual frenetic pace of sewing and blogging on top of that, but ... well, we'll see what happens. It's summer, after all. We don't get that much of it around here—I have to enjoy those fleeting moments! So if I don't post as often as usual during the summer months, you'll know why. But even if I'm not posting as frequently, you can bet I'm sneaking in plenty of sewing after the girlies are in bed! And I'll be sure to get pictures of it up sooner or later. Happy summer, everyone!
23 comments:
- Georgia said...
Oooh Lee - I especially love the first 2 photos. The first one would be absolutely gorgeous as the FRONT of a quilt! :-)
- June 13, 2011 at 1:01 AM
- Thearica said...
Love your backs!! Gives me lots of inspiration!
- June 13, 2011 at 4:01 AM
- Elizabeth D. said...
Oh, swoon :) I still totally heart that Fall Equinox back, it's just lovely. And so big! Yum, yum, yum! Glad to hear the recital went well, can't wait to hear more about all of Miss E's classes this summer! She's going to have a blast :)
- June 13, 2011 at 5:30 AM
- AnneMarie said...
Great backs! I always run out of steam by the time I get there. Love those simple designs that add some flair. I feel ya when it comes to summer!
- June 13, 2011 at 5:53 AM
- CityHouseStudio said...
I usually run out of steam by the time I get to the backing, too -- but you've inspired me!
- June 13, 2011 at 7:11 AM
- Becky said...
Oooh... love it all! Very creative.
- June 13, 2011 at 7:19 AM
- LynCC said...
Awesome backs. Thanks for sharing :)
- June 13, 2011 at 7:46 AM
- Debbie said...
Fantastic.. These really are inspiring.
- June 13, 2011 at 8:23 AM
- Susan said...
Thank you for sharing your backs as I am almost done with both my Supernova and Block-A-Pallooza tops and have no idea on how to back them. This gives me inspiration! Happy Summer to you too!
- June 13, 2011 at 8:45 AM
- Kate @SwimBikeQuilt said...
They are beautiful. I always laugh when I end up liking the back of my quilts more. How do you keep them so straight when basting? That is my biggest quilting flaw--I'm so impatient!
- June 13, 2011 at 8:51 AM
- Jo @ a life in lists said...
I love the back to Supernova! I like a good pieced back, but mine are normally a lot simpler than that - you've inspired me to try something a little more ambitious next time.
- June 13, 2011 at 9:00 AM
- Jenniffier said...
All those backs are just wonderful!
- June 13, 2011 at 10:16 AM
- MariQuilts said...
These are beautiful.
- June 13, 2011 at 11:30 AM
- Kati said...
Love them all, but especially the Urban Lattice back.
- June 13, 2011 at 12:07 PM
- merumo said...
How fun! I love them all!! I've never pieced the backing fabrics like them before (I just use one fabric for the backing.), but sure tempted to try one now. Each one of them look so unique and have fun personalities...
- June 13, 2011 at 3:25 PM
- traceyjay said...
they look great. :)
So sly and creative.
- June 13, 2011 at 7:20 PM
- Katie B. said...
I love the diagonal strip on Urban Lattice! So cool.
- June 13, 2011 at 8:24 PM
- Anna said...
wow, those are all incredibly beautiful!
- June 13, 2011 at 8:36 PM
- Andrea said...
I loved it, thanks for sharing
- June 13, 2011 at 10:09 PM
- Inspiredbyfelix said...
The Supernova back rocks, it's gorgeous!
- June 14, 2011 at 12:54 PM
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- June 15, 2011 at 9:53 AM
- Kristen said...
These are gorgeous and inspiring!
- June 15, 2011 at 9:56 AM
- Laura said...
Those backs are amazing!
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this dude can get talked down so easy tho he sold me an amd 65 parts kit with nodak reciever for $300 a couple months ago. he knows me quite well and knows i love aks and russian crap its worth a try tho. if not ill buy a new mosin for 100 bucks. i sold my russian m44 for $200 so i could buy his mosin with scope. honestly guys i just want it to have it. i love the pu scopes and that look. you dont come across stuff like this all the time in Cali. thats the thing, guys in other states are like wtf is this guy thinking? wanting to buy a mosin with pu scope, but seriously....we dont come across very many cool guns here. but yes he probabaly is trying to get a sucker to buy his guns. may just pass this thing up


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This issue concerns indexing .html files. My code looks like this:
$doc = Zend_Search_Lucene_Document_Html::loadHTMLFile($doc_filenameandpath, true); $index->addDocument($doc);
and generates this error:
Fatal error: Call to a member function removeChild() on a non-object in D:\wamp\www\ZendFramework-1.9.1\library\Zend\Search\Lucene\Document\Html.php on line 106
So, I go to line 106 of that file and comment out the following line:
// $head->parentNode->removeChild($head);
and all works fine. But obviously, this can't be the correct fix.
For reference, this is the .html file I have been testing with.
Thanks. I've installed the patched file and all works perfectly now. :-)


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Didier Reynders shocked by the barbaric massacre in Beni in the DRC
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs Didier Reynders is shocked at the discovery of 20 corpses in the villages of Musuku and Mwenda in the Ruwenzori area in the North Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). According to provisional information, the victims - mainly women and children, including an infant just a few months old - were murdered with unimaginable violence and inhumanity. Some victims were raped, decapitated and even dismembered.
After these sordid and revolting acts and the serious violations of human rights, Minister Reynders called on the Congolese government and the UN's MONUSCO peace-keeping force to strengthen their presence in the region in order to offer civilians as much protection as possible.
Didier Reynders hopes that the Congolese government will do everything in its power to find the perpetrators of these atrocities and to prosecute them for their deeds.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Norskemom Wow - beautiful! Not the lime green in the photo First, this is not the lime-green that my computer shows it to be. It's a lovely shade of avocado that is just a touch lighter than moss. It looks so natural on my hardwood floor that I didn't even notice it when I first walked in after my roommate laid it down. It's only been down a day so I can't speak to longevity. The 4 stars instead of 5 is for the lack of backing and for the dents it acquires. The 8x10 size perfectly covered the entire area under my dining table. As another reviewer noted, the chairs put dents in the rug - it is jute, after all - but I'm going to pop off the round plastic bumpers on the chair legs and use felt or chair socks instead to distribute weight better. Again - if you like earth tones with a little pop, this is beautiful! Jute is not soft, but it's not overly rough either. I can sit on the rug comfortably for short stretches. Good value, too. Just wish they had it in a 3x5 to match. By the way, shipping was super-fast! January 29, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by kazg Great color Don't be deceived by the color and description: it is a darker green than it looks. It does not have that lime tone in it. The color is perfect and it's a great rug, but I wish I waited a bit longer since now it's on sale. The only negative comment: since it has texture, it catches the legs of the chairs. The rug is under a dining room table, so one has to lift up the chair to free it from the rug. And the rug shows the depressions from the chairs. But again, it's a great rug and color, and even before it went on sale, it was a great value. January 11, 2014
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Sigma-Tau SpA is paying Dyax $2.5 million in cash and will make a $2.5 million equity investment in the firm as part of a partnership to develop and commercialize Dyax' subcutaneous DX-88 for the treatment of hereditary angioedema (HAE) and other indications. Dyax could receive over $100 million in development and sales milestones as well as royalties equating to 41% of net sales.
The $2.5 million share purchase is priced at a 50% premium above market value, Dyax states. The deal, between Dyax and Sigma-Tau's Defiante Farmaceutica (www.defiante.com) subsidiary, gives the latter rights to subcutaneous DX-88 in Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, and Russia. Dyax retains its rights to the drug in other territories including the U.S. where DX-88 has been cleared by FDA, trade-named Kalbitor®, for the treatment of acute attacks of HAE in patients aged 16 years and over.
Sigma-Tau will in addition have responsibility for regulatory and commercialization costs within its licensed territories for the HAE indication. The firms will then share costs associated with developing the drug for other indications. DX-88 is already in either Phase I or Phase II development for the treatment of ACE inhibitor-induced angioedema, acquired angioedema, and retinal vein occlusion-induced macular edema.
Dyax claims Sigma-Tau's strong track record in developing and marketing licensed drugs in its licensed territories will help boost its global commercial initiatives for the drug in HAE and potentially other indications.
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Kalbitor was approved in the U.S. in December 2009. The drug is a selective and reversible plasma kallikrein inhibitor, which Dyax claims is the first subcutaneous HAE treatment approved in the U.S. Kalbitor was commercially launched in the U.S. at the start of February and made sales of $1.2 million between launch and March 31.
In 2008, Cubist Pharmaceuticals in-licensed development and commercialization rights to DX-88 for surgical indications in the U.S. and the EU. The firm terminated its agreement at the end of March due to poor results from two Phase II trials investigating the drug's potential to reduce blood loss in patients undergoing cardiac surgery using cardiopulmonary bypass.
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Okay, time to do some good. The Atheists, Agnostics, Skeptics, Freethinkers, Secular Humanists and Non-Religious team at Kiva is just a few hundred members away from winning a $10,000 bonus matching fund. Let's get them that bonus! It only costs you $25. (And maybe not even that yet…for a while, due to another matching grant, your first loan can be free for awhile.) That's the minimum venture. But when you see the results, you might end up putting more in just because you think this is really cool. Join now. (Before the end of March! The deal ends then.)
For those not in the know, Kiva is an international charitable organization that specializes in providing cheap micro-loans to people around the world, especially in third world countries, to help them in their business and job ventures and just quality of life. The loan gets paid back eventually, and when that happens, you can redirect your $25 (or whatever you've put in) to someone else. And so on. So the same $25 keeps helping more and more people. You might lose it eventually, though the risk is extremely low (less than 1%), and hey, it's just $25; you can easily afford to put another in and start again.
The double bonus is that if you join through our own Crommunist's campaign (which I've linked to above but again it's here), he gets a matching $25 credit to put into Kiva loans, so you are helping twice…or actually three times, if you count what your money does, plus what that bonus does, plus what the $10,000 will do if the AASFSHN meets its target member count. I just joined and helped a Mongolian truck driver get new brakes (possibly saving lives), as well as a couch and some clothes. And I upped the profile and success of the atheist team at Kiva.
You can do that, too! I mean, honestly. It doesn't even cost you much of anything to start, or to continue (if you want to keep going at the minimum buy-in of just $25). The low risk shows the recipients are very diligent in repaying these loans (these are not freeloaders) and the benefit can be relatively huge. You can really make a difference in the world for almost nothing. Why not?
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Thunder Beach Autumn Rally invades Panama City Beach this weekend. Bikers from as far as California traveled to the Gulf Coast to participate in the events.
Thunder Beach Productions is the organizations behind the rally and they estimate between 45,000 and 55,000 people to converge into the area. They say sponsors and vendors are what helps make Thunder Rally profitable. Generally, the Spring Rally draws a larger crowd than the Autumn Rally, but organizers feel good about this weekend's turnout.
Event organizers are not the only ones excited, thousands of bikers are expected to inundate the roadways of Panama City Beach and they too are eager to begin Thunder Beach.
"I've been here for five years in a row and I'll be back next year because this is just alot of fun" said Van Hodge of Louisville, Kentucky.
Local businesses have taken notice as well and are finding ways to cash in on Thunder Beach. RV Connections is a local business in Panama City Beach and they have several RVs set up at the rally venue.
"We're glad that it's here because you can tell these people spend alot of money so they means they spend alot of money while they're here and hopefully they spend it with us" said Leo Hill Jr. of RV Connections.
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All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
This installment: Scandinavian coming of age novel by Out Stealing Horses author; inside dope about the hospitality industry ; a tough, brutal, funny novel; another Longmire mystery; a novel of WWII full of Hungarian lore; and a novel that straddles NYC and WWII with a focus on the nature of justice and conscience.
It's Fine by Me by Per Petterson
Audun shows up for his first day of high school late, hidden behind sunglasses he refuses to take off. Not a promising start, and he's definitely on the outs, except with equally rebellious new friend Arvid. At home it's just his mother and sister; the father's taken off but still haunts them, an alcoholic specter. His younger brother went on a joy ride and was killed. Audun's bright, reads eclectically, wrangles about politics with Arvid, but drops out of school and gets a job at a printing plant (the one that publishes the newspapers he delivered after school for years). Fresh, immediate writing, very engaging.
Heads in Beds by Jacob Tomsky
Subtitled A Reckless Memoir of Hotels, Hustles, and So-Called Hospitality. Inside dope is always fun, and Tomsky has a lively, almost jazzy style that sometimes wore me out but also conveys the highs and lows—more of the latter—of the business. Behind the suave, welcoming façade are resentments, dirty tricks, a complex society of workers, and a lot of potential dysfunction. I never realized how far tipping can go to get the customer special treatment. A romp, and an eye-opener.
Fight Song by Joshua Mohr
This book is a fable of sorts, like a graphic novel without the graphics. Bob Coffen is unhappy at work and at home. He's a video game designer for Dumper Games (see what I mean?) and his last success featured disemboweling. His marriage is flat, and Jane, his wife, is practicing to top the world's record for treading water with a handsome Nordic coach who wears a Speedo even though he never gets in the water. Other players: a testosterone-driven neighbor who plays a fight song on his bagpipes, a lachrymose magician, a rock band which covers Kiss in French. Lots of absurd happenings but a plunge towards truth and reconciliation at the end, which pleased me because I really cared about what happened to all these folks.
Junkyard Dogs by Craig Johnson
Walt Longmire is still semi-courting fellow deputy Vic and worried about his young Basque deputy who is stressed by a newborn son, recovering from a knife wound, jumpy and ready to quit. The spark's gone out of the job. Geo the junkman is somehow being dragged on a long rope behind his son's tough girlfriend's car—a bang up burlesque opening scene. A severed hand is found in a cooler at the dump. Whose is it? Geo has a surprising relationship with Walt's now retired English teacher. The eponymous animals are Geo's two wolves. What a delicious stew, all stirred around in bitter Wyoming weather. (Note: part of a series and also there's a popular TV show based on it.)
The Invisible Bridge by Julie Orringer
1937, Hungary, and young Andrash has managed to get a scholarship to study architecture in Paris—not an easy thing for a poor Jew. His brother Tibor ends up studying medicine in Italy. Anti-Semitism builds but Andrash makes some good connections moonlighting in a theater company. He falls in love with Klara, a ballet teacher; she's older and a tortured, convoluted courtship ensues. Finally they're together and she's pregnant. Then come the conscriptions as WWII progresses, putting both brothers and their friends in peril. There are bad actors, out-and-out villains, and family constraints yet some miraculous saves as well (the right compassionate officer shows up at the right time). Andrash and his friend Mendel produce a satiric paper to keep their spirits up in the camps and stir up rebellion. Very good interleaving of complex historic events. Joy and sorrow and lots of Hungarian lore in a corner of the world not familiar to me.
The Street Sweeper by Elliot Pearlman
I almost didn't persevere with this because of a didactic quality. The theme: Justice in America. But then I got hooked by one of the characters, Lamont. He's black, just out of jail, and really wants to fly right. He gets an internship as a janitor in a big NYC hospital and ends up making the acquaintance of an old patient who has quite a story to tell and needs to tell it before he dies. He was a kapo in the camps in WWII and had to do terrible things to survive. A historian searching for archival material plays an important role. Complex plot, some coincidences I didn't quite trust, but all in all compelling enough to keep me reading.
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In this article we study a natural weakening – which we refer to as paratransitivity – of the well-known notion of transitivity of an algebra AA of linear operators acting on a finite-dimensional vector space VV. Given positive integers k and m, we shall say that such an algebra AA is (k,m)(k,m)...
In this paper, the authors continue the analysis, first undertaken in Livshits et al. (2013) [2], of algebras AA of linear transformations on an n-dimensional complex vector space VV which have the property that if WW is a k-dimensional subspace of VV, then the image of WW under the action of the al...
Any pure operator band can be expanded so that each component of the band is reflexive.
A multiplicative semigroup of idempotent operators is called an operator band. We prove that for each K > 1 there exists an irreducible operator band on the Hilbert space l(2) which is norm-bounded by K. This implies that there exists an irreducible operator band on a Banach space such that each ...
We focus on matrix semigroups (and algebras) on which rank is commutable [rank(AB) = rank(BA)]. It is shown that in a number of cases (for example, in dimensions less than 6), but not always, commutativity of rank entails permutability of rank [rank(A(1)A(2)...A(n)) = rank(A(sigma(1))A(sigma(2))... ...
We study the existence of common invariant subspaces for semigroups of idempotent operators. It is known that in finite dimensions every such semigroup is simultaneously triangularizable. The question; of the existence of even one non-trivial invariant subspace is still open in infinite dimensions. ...
This paper deals with semigroups of linear transformations which act transitively on a finite-dimensional vector space. An explicit canonical form is obtained for the semigroups which lack proper transitive left ideals. The class of such semigroups can be considered to be an extention of the class o...
The following questions are studied: Under what conditions does the existence of a (nonzero) fixed point for every member of a semigroup of matrices imply a common fixed point for the entire semigroup? What is the smallest number k such that the existence of a common fixed point for every k members ...
The distance from an arbitrary rank-one projection to the set of nilpotent operators, in the space of k x k matrices with the usual operator norm, is shown to be sec(pi/(k+2))/2. This gives improved bounds for the distance between the set of all non-zero projections and the set of nilpotents in the ...
We construct an irreducible multiplicative semigroup of non-negative square-zero operators acting on L-P[0, 1), for 1 less than or equal to p < infinity.
We investigate the structure of (minimal) n-transitive semigroups of matrices of rank at most n in M-k(F), by considering an equivalent problem regarding certain families of (n - k)-dimensional subspaces of F-k. (C) 2001 Elsevier Science Inc. All rights reserved.
A description of the lattice of invariant subspaces is provided for multiplicative semigroups S of bounded operators on L-p(X, mu) which are closed under multiplication on the left or right by bounded multiplication operators. Applications are then given to semigroups of positive quasinilpotent oper...
It is Shown that a nest in a Hilbert space H is the lattice of closed invariant subspaces of a band algebra in B(H) (i.e. an algebra generated by a semigroup of idempotent operators) if and only if all finite-dimensional atoms of the nest have dimension 1. A canonical operator matrix form for operat...


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Chemical Eye Burns
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Chemical exposure to any part of the eye or eyelid may result in a chemical eye burn. Chemical burns represent a small percentage of eye injuries. Some burns to the face involve at least one eye. Although many burns result in only minor discomfort, every chemical exposure or burn should be taken seriously. Permanent damage is possible and can be blinding and life-altering.
The severity of a burn depends on what substance caused it, how long the substance had contact with the eye, and how the injury is treated. Damage is usually limited to the front segment of the eye, including the cornea, (the clear front surface of the eye responsible for good vision, which is most frequently affected), the conjunctiva (the layer covering the white part of the eye), and occasionally the internal eye structures of the eye, including the lens. Burns that penetrate deeper than the cornea are the most severe, often causing cataracts and glaucoma
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William Dawkins says he's "a lucky man" to be able to compete in athletics as a senior citizen.
At 85, Dawkins is representing Delaware in the Senior Olympics this week in Ohio, taking on the nation's best senior racquetball players.
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Massage therapists in the Triad are offering support to Positive Wellness Alliance this month.
When scheduling massages, if individuals say they want "A Positive Difference Massage," $10 will be donated to the organization. The nonprofit agency provides services and supports individuals infected with and affected by HIV/AIDS.
The companies participating are:
• Escape Massage & Bodywork, Lexington, Tim Everhart, 250-5409
• Jennifer Bates, Lexington, 408-5820
• Jenny Pruitt, Winston-Salem, 408-8970
• David Joy, Winston-Salem, 403-6724
• Trillium Therapeutics, Winston-Salem, Jamie Huss, existing clients only through her Social Action Massage.
The organization performs HIV medical case management, such as staff ensuring clients are receiving medical care, counseling, outreach, case management and prevention education. Clients of all ages are from Davidson, Davie, Forsyth and Yadkin counties.
For more information about the organization, go to www.positivewellnessalliance.org or www.facebook.com/#!/positivewellnessalliance.
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ZF-3615: Index cleanup never happens when the index directory is on a GFS mounted volume
If the index directory is on a GFS mounted volume, Zend_Search_Lucene will never perform an index cleanup even if there are no other processes (local or cluster-wide) using the index. The problem occurs in LockManager.php when it tries to escalate the read-lock from shared to exclusive. While GFS provides cluster-wide flock() support, and hence should be a supported filesystem, the implementation of the lock protocol used by GFS is not fully consistant with that used for EXT3 (local) filesystems. In particular, conditional lock requests to promote the lock from shared to exclusive fail even if we are the only process holding the shared lock. Furthermore, when the lock is demoted, there is an open window of opportunity between the time the exclusive lock is released and the shared lock is re-established. Tests have shown that it;s possible for another task to gaon exclusive control of the lock during that window (although it isn't likely to occur in LockManager).
We have used the attached patch to circumvent the problem
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So this guy I've sorta been corresponding with alla sudden emails me his list requirements for a wife.
In a PDF file. He took the time to type it up in paragraph form and everything.
I need to run, screaming, far away, right? (I apparently do not meet several of his requirements, including the ones for frugality, self-discipline, etc).
What real-life hard-to-believe stories do you have from the dating world?
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This is where the fun begins. There are all sorts of things you could do with a list like that.
I can think of several, including critiquing it for grammar and spelling or making your own list with the first requirement 1. Not a jackass who sends me some stupid list of requirements for a spouse.
As for dating disasters, my oddest dating experience was when I set up a date with a guy and he never showed up. I don't know why, as I never heard from him again.
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Gail: Running far far away while screaming sounds right to me. Yikes!
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I actually met up with him for a lunch date today. My curiosity got the better of me. It shouldn't have. Dude was very b.o.r.i.n.g. And trying too hard. Dating over age 30 means you're left with a lot of socially awkward men. Or just plain freaks. The hunt continues.
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Oh, I have another story perfect for this thread. It happened to friend of mine IRL, who, hopefully, will never find out I'm gossiping about her love life on a mb. Anyway, so once she slept with this guy who got very upset at himself for not being able to perform for "round two" if you know what I mean. He started jumping up and down on the bed in frustration! My friend had to pacify him like an upset toddler and usher him home asap. Needless to say, this story made the email rounds right quick.
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Oh, I have another story perfect for this thread. It happened to friend of mine IRL, who, hopefully, will never find out I'm gossiping about her love life on a mb. Anyway, so once she slept with this guy who got very upset at himself for not being able to perform for "round two" if you know what I mean. He started jumping up and down on the bed in frustration! My friend had to pacify him like an upset toddler and usher him home asap. Needless to say, this story made the email rounds right quick.
Wow...so, I guess he wouldn't make it into a romance novel as the hero??? The only dating stories I can come up with are my daughter and her 20 yr. old friends. I dare say, they probably don't reveal all to me, but I have heard a few doozies! Some boys are very immature...that's all I have to say.
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Well,hey, ladies, the guy who jumped up and down on the bed couldn't possible qualify as a romance hero, anyway. Four is the minimum for them--not counting nooners, of course. No wonder he went acrobatic!
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The worst pick-up line I was ever subjected to is still this one from 10th grade.
Bloke: "You're Cora, aren't you? How many As do you have?"
No introduction (and while I knew who he was at the time, just as he obviously knew who I was, I didn't know him), no how are you, no small talk, just the question after the grades. And the fact that he bothered to ask my name at all was probably only to verify he was talking to the right person, because he wouldn't want to waste his time trying to hit on a girl who had Bs and Cs instead of As.
How did it go on? I answered (and I honestly don't remember how many As I had in 10th grade), whereupon he proceeded to inform me that he had one A more than me. He pursued me on and off for the next two years or so, while I could not have been less interested, not only because he was unpleasant (not the fun kind of geek who can talk for hours about Star Wars, but the nasty, boasting sort of geek) but also because he had the worst case of acne I had ever seen. And was one head shorter than me. After we graduated, he went on to study mathematics or physics or something and I never saw him again.
This post actually made me curious enough to google my erstwhile suitor. I found a guy with the same name and approximately the same age, but the photo and CV don't match.
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My college roomie and I met our blind dates at the local movie house. It was painfully clear very early in the evening that they already had a pretty good beer drunk going on and probably some chemicals as well. They started with the feely, grabby (did I mention the beer breath?) stuff and we politely excused ourselves to go to the ladie's. We hightailed it out the front door and walked back to campus. Not real nice of us, but it had to be done.
We often wondered just how long they sat there with two yawning empty seats between them and waited for us to come back.
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In this post-Madoff era, we nervously imagine unscrupulous accountants doing dirty deeds in back offices—but the reality is that few personal accountants commit crimes. In fact, there aren't really many crimes a personal accountant can commit without you as a willing accomplice.
What this means is that you can stop worrying about hiring someone so sleazy they'll rob you—and start worrying about finding someone who knows the tax code so well, she can get you the best deal. To wind up with that kind of accountant, seek out a professional with the highest degree of competency, not the lowest regard for the law. It's by knowing—and respecting—all the countless, ever-changing rules of our complex tax system that an accountant serves you best.
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The men's and women's swim teams are coming off a loss each at Minnesota with Thibaut Capitane, the school record holder in the sprint breaststroke events, earning the victory in 100 meters. The women's team also returns All-American Tristin Baxter and freshman Anna Olasz to collegiate competition after the two competed in the FINA Open Water Championships in China.
Diving has opened the season competing at a high level with senior Riley McCormick and sophomore Morgan Weller already recording NCAA Zone E qualifying scores in their sweep of the 3-meter events in Hawai'i.
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Cooking meals for my family has become a touchstone. A safe haven. A time for recharging and letting go of stress and worry. It's a way to take care of myself by giving my brain a rest, while also taking care of my family by preparing nourishing meals for them. Working on Crazy Sexy Kitchen gave me the confidence, skills and ridiculously delicious recipes I needed to finally LOVE cooking. It's a gift. It's something that will enrich the rest of my life. And I hope it does the same for everyone who buys a copy.
While preparing for Hurricane Sandy, Crazy Sexy Kitchen came in quite handy. The cooking marathon began Friday and didn't stop until the storm hit. I had planned on saving all of the meals for the storm, but we couldn't resist and ended up having an unexpected dinner date by candlelight on Friday. Why not? I'd cooked up enough food for a family of ten already! We found some candle sticks and a couple beer bottles and voila! Homemade candelabras. The kiddo was asleep upstairs. Simon & Garfunkel played. It was a good night.
That evening, we savored the Chickpea & Root Veggie Tagine from Crazy Sexy Kitchen–one of my favorite recipes in the book. I had never tasted these flavors together before, but somehow they work–like magic. It's so refreshing to discover dishes that are exciting and innovative while also accessible. I love the fresh herbs and whole spices used in this recipe (it's so much fun grinding them in our coffee grinder, although I need to buy a new one just for spices!). I know I'll be making this for my family for years to come.
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In 1979. at the Garnier Opera House, a legendary production of Alban Berg's Lulu was born. It was filmed by French television but never put out on video or DVD so has become an invisible myth for all those who love music and the theatre. The Monnaie now offers you a unique opportunity to attend a showing of this rare archive footage. Pierre Boulez' conducting, Patrice Chéreau's directing, Teresa Stratas' exceptional performance, fully justified the superlatives which were used to describe this production. What makes this production a particularly key moment in the musical history of the second half of the 20th century is that it allowed the creation of the three act version of the unfinished work by Berg, thanks to the orchestration suggested by the Austrian composer Friedrich Cerha.
Prior to the showing of the film, Christian Longchamp (Artistic deputy and Director Dramaturgie & Cultural development at La Monnaie) will have an hour long talk with Patrice Chéreau, who has kindly agreed to come and talk about his work as an opera director and Berg's work, with particular reference to Lulu.


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