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Zoo, that is. Some of you know that I'm taking a Photoshop for photographers class this quarter through Columbus State Community College. Here's one of the images that I put together for my final project. Megan looked at this, and said, "Those three turtles were not all in the same cage." Yep, she's right. My goal here wasn't to make it look like all three are resting on the same river bank, rather, I just wanted to have them blend in. The class has been pretty fun, and I've learned a ton. It got to be pretty tedious at times, but I really enjoyed the final project.
The Columbus zoo has a great collection of turtles in its reptile building, including several tanks of rare southern U.S. map turtles.
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Map Turtles of Columbus
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Labels: Columbus Zoo, Turtles
Thursday, February 26, 2009
no baby yet
I'm going to make this short. No baby yet!
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Sunday, February 22, 2009
Taking the Plunge
I'm gearing up for the waterfowl season, and today, I got an early taste of the action at the Columbus Zoo. I am thinking that this is a female canvasback?
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Labels: Columbus Zoo, ducks
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Going Back
As we grow older, our collection of memories, stored as visual images, smells, emotions, and countless other visions that are too difficult to describe begin to blend and blur, forming an incredible goulash of goodness. Our experiences increase, and what we view as our defining moments in our lives begin to rise to overshadow that pot of goulash, eventually bubbling over and flaring up in a cloud of steam. This is our realization of what is really important in each of our lives. Although I've photographed and naturalized in far flung places like Australia, Borneo and across America, and seen more pristine natural areas in Ohio that puts me in company with only a handful of people, I don't think any of these experiences will equal the emotional rush that Megan and I hope to experience sometime, at Riverside Hospital in Columbus, within the next 14 days.
With that being said, I took the time this past Monday, president's day, and in fact my 30 birthday, and my own mother's 59th birthday, to explore one of my old haunts, Kenney Park in Columbus Ohio.
Perhaps what marks this park as an urban cooperative is a recently restored footbridge that spans an old stream channel on the floodplain of the Olentangy River. Columbus' parks systems are fairly unmanaged, and recently, the position of director of natural resources for the parks system was eliminated. This park relies on its users to provide maintenance and upkeep.
Although I do not know his name, one of our old neighbors re-planked and old bridge, carving and painting the names of the dogs that had frolicked along the banks of the Olentangy.
A walk across the bridge allowed me some familiar views.
Canada geese, now ever present along the Olentangy.
Mallard ducks, also ubiquitous.
The white barked sycamores, adapted to thrive in the floodplain.
The corky bark of the hackberry
The evergreen leaves of a Carex.
The seed head of wild rye (Elymus)
The former home of a woodpecker,
A Carolina chickadee,
And a white-throated sparrow, hiding amongst the mast of box-elder samaras.
Although Megan and I have only recently been removed from this park- a place that felt like an extension of our backyard, it feels like years have gone by. It is hard to believe that when our pregnancy began, our house sat only 100 feet away from the green corridor. When I walked into the woods this past Monday, I must admit, I looked at the weeds and my analytical botanical mind started to trash the place. However, I was quickly reminded why I enjoyed the place so much. There simply is nothing like having a little bit of nature, not matter how trounced upon and full of invasive species, that you feel a part of. We haven't found that connection yet at our new house, but as we live here, I'm going to slowly transform the backyard into a mecca for Ohio native plants where our future naturalist, if he or she chooses, can grow and explore.
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Labels: baby, birding, birds, home, kenney park, Olentangy River
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Downy Woodpecker and the Clarity of Canon "L" Lenses
Mon@rch asked me what lens I used to capture the willet image a few posts back. I used a Canon telephoto 400 mm 5.6L, which is a freaking awesome lens. I wish I had it to take the shot above. My telephoto now is an eight year old tele zoom 70-300 from Sigma, and it just isn't cutting it. I look at my images from Sanibel and I just drool for that 400 5.6! If you haven't tried this lens, check out Roger Cicala and Lensrentals.com. You'll love it. As far as super telephotos go, it is great bang for the buck. Here's a direct link to the lens. (sorry Mon@rch, you'll have to rent a Canon body to use it!)
I've tried fairly hard to lure birds to our backyard this winter, and have been fairly successful. In fact, at my old place, we had so many creatures that my suet was stolen every time I put it out. When I wired the suet cage shut, the next morning, the entire suet cage was gone. At our new house, I've been more lucky, and we readily have a downy woodpecker visit the feeder, which I have located just off the porch.
Down to 12 days to go on baby watch. We're almost ready, I think. We can't wait to meet this new person that is growing inside Megan.
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Labels: baby, backyard wildlife, birds, photography
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Australia 1999
Megan and I are about to go see the movie "Australia" at the dollar theater.I had the fortune of spending about 3 months in this wonderful country, exactly 10 years ago from right now. Here's a shot taken by my buddy Bryan at a botanical garden in Canberra that was crawling with Australian water dragons. Hard to believe it has been that long. I'm almost 30, my birthday is Monday. My Australian birthday was particularly cool for one reason- it occurred in the summer. We had a water balloon fight-you can't do that in February in the northern hemisphere! My mom's birthday is also February 16th, and my my maternal grandfather's 89th birthday is today. With 13 days and counting to our due date, will all the birthdays this weekend compel our baby to be born early!?
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Labels: australia
Friday, February 13, 2009
Afternoon Snack
Willet, Sanibel Island, March 2008.
On black at http://ittybittybugs.blogspot.com
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
The Birds of Sanibel- Ring-billed Gull
The ring-billed gulls in Florida look a little brighter than ours here in Ohio. Are ours just dirty? Do I not get up to Lake Erie enough to see adults? When we first arrived on Sanibel, Megan and I headed straight to the beach. A storm has washed up tons of sea life- urchins, molluscs, etc., and most were still alive. The shore birds were feasting on this bounty. I think the parts of the ring-billed gull that most intrique me are the red at the base of the mouth and the ring around the eye. What a beautiful bird. It is amazing that I had to travel to Florida to appreciate this species, when we have tons right here in the Midwest.
Sunday, February 08, 2009
Early Salamander Run?
I'm just looking at the forcast for the next few days, and I'm guessing that the warm temperatures and rain might trigger some of the early breeding salamanders, especially Jefferson Salamanders, to make their march to vernal pools. The countdown to spring has begun. I'd also be interested to know if anyone further south has started seeing the ambystomatids emerge.
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Labels: amphibians, rain, salamanders, spring, vernal pool, weather
Roseate Walk
Last year at this time, I was counting the days to our trip to Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge. Although I had influenza, and I shot the whole week with fevers over 100 degrees, I still managed to get some great images. I rented the Canon 400 5.6L from Lensrentals.com, and it served me quite well in the Florida sunshine. This week I'm going to go through my images from that trip and post a picture of each species I encountered during our trip.
View on black at ittybittybugs.blogspot.com
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Labels: ding darling national wildlife refuge, florida, roseate spoonbill
Saturday, February 07, 2009
Lake Erie Ice Fisherman Rescued, One Death Reported
Hi All- I botanize along the coast of Lake Erie quite a bit. I don't get up to the coast in winter, so I'm not familiar with ice fishing. Apparently, this morning, a large ice floe broke away off of Crane Creek State Park (aka Magee Marsh Wildlife Area), stranding hundreds of people. A large rescue effort is over, but the Cleveland Plain Dealer is reporting at least one death.
UPDATE: This has become quite a amazing story, making national headlines. I've head a few links to my blog from CNN.com...very interesting. My heart goes out to everyone today- the rescuers, the fisherman, and the families. You can only imagine what that was like. I've been to Crane Creek many times-the park where the ice floe broke off. It is one of the best birding areas in the country, and is adjacent to the Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge. For those of you that don't have experience with the Great Lakes, they really are inland seas. They are dangerous systems- its not like walking out on the ice at Little Pond in Maine or even an inland reservoir. Thousands of people ice fish on the lakes every year, and I here that the fishing has been great this year. Amazing stuff, again, I know this area of the state pretty well, so my heart again goes out to everyone involved today.
Friday, February 06, 2009
Morning Stretch
Eastern Gray Squirrel, Sciurus carolinensis
For More Camera Critters, and to participate, go here.
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Labels: backyard wildlife, squirrel
Thursday, February 05, 2009
Bur Oak by Moonlight
Be sure to check my Sky Watch contribution for this week, over at Tom Arbour Photography.
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Spread of the Giant Grass
Invasive Phragmites from Barbara Lucas on Vimeo.
Another great video produced by Barbara Lucas, this short film focuses on the non-native invasive Phragmites australis subsp. australis. Sometimes referred to as common or giant reed, many of us in "the biz" just call it Phragmites, pronounced frag-MY-tees. This plant is a wetland species, but will also grow on beaches and even wet, seeping hillsides- it doesn't need very much water. This is one plant that I've seen expand in my relatively short lifetime.
Also- There is a native phragmites that has been recently described and named Phragmites australis subsp. americanus. It too is mentioned in the video. Currently, this native grass is a state threatened species. I wrote and article detailing it in the 2007 Winter issue of Natural Ohio.
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Labels: invasive species, phragmites, plants, wetlands
Wednesday, February 04, 2009
Garlic Mustard!
Garlic Mustard Identification and Control from Barbara Lucas on Vimeo.
Take a second to check out this video about Garlic Mustard, a nasty invasive plant here in eastern and midwest woodlands. Our natural resource managers spend time and money managing invasive plants- I think some tend to discount the threat of invasives, but this video by Wisconsin Family Forests puts it all out there. It humanizes invasives a little too much for my taste, but overall, it is very well done.
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Labels: garlic mustard, invasive species, video
Tuesday, February 03, 2009
Brown Creeper
What an interesting little bird? It almost looks like those parts shouldn't go together- Its feet are huge compared to its body and the curving bill is longer than its head. I was lucky enough to have this feathery sprite land our our giant bur oak tree. Megan and I were standing in the Kitchen when it flew onto the trunk and slowly made its way up, investigating the furrows of the oak bark.
As it climbed upward, I went upward as well, to our our upstairs bathroom. I followed it as it ascended up and directly over my head. I had removed the screen of our bathroom window and stuck my head and camera out the window.
I found myself pointing the camera straight up for the last shot. And as quickly as it came, with a few squeaks, it was gone.
P.S. 24 days and counting! Wow!~
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Tom Cruise's Career: Coming or Going?
Is Tom Cruise's career, recently hampered by his
personal antics, back on the upswing? You'd think so, considering that today
sees the release of Tropic Thunder, in which he appears as a fat, balding and
foul-mouthed studio executive. Every time Cruise makes fun of himself, insiders
and audiences alike eat it up—remember his over-the-top woman-hating guru in
Magnolia? Or the MI:2 parody he did with Ben Stiller that got more attention
than the movie? Along those lines, Cruise is rumored to have just signed on for
the comedy Food Fight, in which he plays…another jerk! (This time, a chef who
has to work in a school cafeteria.) Just when it's looking up for the Tomster,
though, the New York Post reports today that Paramount won't greenlight Mission
Impossible 4 because they think he's too old (at 46) to play an action hero.
(Hmm, if that were really the reason, would we just have seen 66-year-old
Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull?) Under the
headline "Too-Old Tom Ousted For Angie," the Post also reported that Columbia
nixed Cruise from their spy pic Edwin A. Salt, and is having the lead part re-written (and gender-reassigned) for Angelina Jolie.—Movietimes.com Movie News Bureau

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Stas Sagdeyev was born in 1986 in Odessa (Ukraine). In 1994 he entered Odessa Stolyarsky Special Music School playing the violin and luckily switched to playing the Viola in 2001 (class of Vladimir Malichkin). Taking part in the Festival of the Ukrainian Culture in Bern (Switzerland) the same year became a turning point in the life. Stas has been an irreplaceable member of the quartet later known as the Stolyarsky String Quartet since its inception (2001) and right until its subtle dissolution (2007).
In 2005, he graduated from the Stolyarsky school, and the same year entered Odessa State Music Academy. In 2010 finished studies in Odessa.
Since autumn 2011 till summer 2013 was studying at the Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (Switzerland) in the class of prof. Christoph Schiller.
Even though had written a lot of songs and lyrics, none of them were possible to make really public due to the different causes. Started collaborating with Alexander Vitkovskiy, the guitar player, in 2010 and in 2011 finally recorded and produced the first major song "So I Begin" along with the music video. The second single entitled "Dreambird" was released in March 2012.
From 2013 till 2014 was studying sound engineering in the class of prof. Andreas Brüll at the ZHdK.


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Lonnie Liston Smith - Expansions
Label: S12
Catalog#: S12DJ004
Format: Vinyl, 12" NEW
Country: UK
Released: 2004
Genre: Electronic, Jazz
Style:Disco, Jazz-Funk
Credits: Producer - Bob Thiele , Lonnie Liston Smith
Vocals - Donald Smith
Notes: Side A Re-issue on 12" of the original 1975 release.
A Expansions - Original 12" Mix
B Harvey Mason - Til You Take My Love - Original 12" Mix
Lonnie made his recording debut as a leader with 1973's 'Astral Traveling' and continued to fare well in the fusion / crossover appeal with such offerings as 1974's 'Cosmic Funk' and 1975's 'Expansions'.
The atmospheric fusion, crossover, soul and funk that Smith played on his Cosmic Echoes dates of the 1970's had a very spiritual feeling.
If anyone bridged the gap between John Coltrane and Earth, Wind & Fire, it was Smith.


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MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Australian professional Jarrod Lyle has played 18 holes of golf for the first time in 14 months as he continues to recover from a second battle with leukemia.
The 31-year-old Lyle tweeted late Saturday that he was "absolutely knackered now after 75 hits at The Sands Torquay … hit a couple goodies."
The Sands is a private ocean-side course a few hours' drive from his hometown of Shepparton, Victoria.
Lyle, who was first diagnosed with leukemia at age 17, learned it had returned in March 2012, shortly after the birth of his first child, a daughter.
He underwent chemotherapy and received a transplant of donor blood from umbilical cords.
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The water quality of the Hudson, East and Harlem rivers is fine. Today, the Hudson's waters flow cleaner than they have in decades and the Hudson is considered one of the healthiest estuaries on the Atlantic Coast. Its rich history and striking environmental recovery have made it one of the nation's fourteen American Heritage Rivers. Years of hard work by dedicated scientists, politicians, and river-lovers have opened the Hudson's shores to swimming, fishing, and boating. Revitalized public beaches, boat launches, parks, and angling spots dot the Hudson's shores.
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2008 Research Summary
Analysis and Transformation of Actor Models
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Thomas Huining Feng and Edward A. Lee
The goal of this project is to provide a framework for the analysis and transformation of actor models using graph transformation techniques.
The design of large-scale models poses a number of challenges. As the size of the models increases to thousands of actors or hundreds of thousands of actors, analysis and consistent modification on the models become extremely hard. Furthermore, to maximize component reuse, a systematic approach is needed for the specification and maintenance of common patterns in the models and the transformation of those patterns.
The model transformation framework to be developed in this project aims to support the flexible specification of patterns and replacements by means of rules in graph grammar. An intuitive graphical user interface will be built. For novice users, a set of common transformations will be included in a library to facilitate their common tasks.
The transformations are models in their own right. They can be embedded in larger models hierarchically. Heterogeneous models of computation can be used to control the application of individual "atomic" transformations. This makes it easy to create sophisticated transformations by composing simple ones in a manageable and disciplined way. The sophisticated transformations will also take advantage of the concurrency inherent in those models of computation.
Model transformation can be applied as an optimization of modal models. These are hierarchical state machines with refinements in their states, which are sub-models to be executed when those states are active. The current implementation includes the complete description of each refinement in the model description, even though refinements of the states in a state machine tend to have large commonality. With the transformation technique, only one refinement needs to be stored completely. The others are obtained by transformations performed on the stored refinement. This eliminates redundancy and eases the job of modifying multiple refinements consistently.
Other applications of the model transformation technique include recognizing common design patterns in the models in a static analysis, replacing exiting design patterns with more efficient ones, and reusing design patterns by incorporating them into new models.
Figure 1: A pattern specified in the Ptolemy II user interface
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Back in the mid '80s, I founded the Macintosh Business SIG at the Boston Computer Society. We concentrated more than necessary on accounting programs. There really wasn't much of other software available in those days. In this article, Josh Pigford of the Apple Blog has named 30 applications and some alternatives to use in running your business.
Additionally, there are 82 comments that offer even more alternatives.
Time Tracking & Invoicing
1) On The Job – Simple time tracking and invoicing
2) Studiometry – Full-featured time tracking, invoice, and client management.
3) Billings – Billings is another full-featured time tracking and invoicing program
4) QuickBooks – No real time tracking abilities, but has an invoicing system.
Then he lists some web alternatives:
1) Blinksale – Straightforward invoicing.
2) Harvest – Solid time tracking (OS X Widget included). Prices
Other topics include:
Money Managment, Commuications, Project Management, Contact Management and Miscellaneous Tools.
Most of these are professional programs and do cost dollars, but others are inexpensive or free.
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24 January 2014
Photo: Takeo TanumaKei Nishikori (JPN)
The first round tie between Japan and Canada should be a close-run contest with both teams able to rely on the services of a Top 20 player, but Kei Nishikori is well aware that his side has it all to do if it is to win a World Group tie for the first time.
"For sure it's going to be a really tough match even if we play at home," said Nishikori, who reached the last 16 at the Australian Open before falling to Rafael Nadal. "Raonic and Vasek [Pospisil] are doing well right now and they have a great doubles so it's not going to be an easy tie."
One factor in Japan's favour is that the venue for the first round tie has fond memories for Nishikori, who defeated Raonic 76(5) 36 60 in the final of the 2012 Rakuten Open to win his first Tour-level title on home soil.
"That was a great memory," he said. "My first win in Japan, my country. It was really a tough match against Milos - he has a great serve and a big forehand. I was happy."
The problem for Japan is that Canada is no longer a one-man singles team with a solid doubles pair, as Pospisil has risen up the world rankings to No. 30 and showed with his run to the third round at the Australian Open that he is not to be underestimated.
The 23-year-old Canadian did have to withdraw from the first Grand Slam of the year due to a back problem and it remains to be seen if he will have fully recovered from that ailment in time to take on Japan.
Either way, Nishikori knows what kind of player Pospisil has become owing to the fact that the pair train together at the IMG Academy in Florida.
For Nishikori, he will be looking forward to playing in front of a home crowd and believes that provided he can get the job done in the singles that his team has a chance to cause an upset.
He added: "I love to play team competition and I love to play for my country. It's always fun. It's a big advantage [playing at home], we have more support, we always play at the Ariake site, which is a little bit faster.
"I never feel the pressure. I have to win two singles to beat Canada but I just play my tennis and the result will come."
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The British crime caper is one of my favorite sub-genres because the stories are always chock full of the most colorful, wonderfully drawn characters. Guy Richie has made an entire career out of making such films, and Matthew Vaughn did a nice job with Layer Cake (as well as producing some of Richie's movies). Show me a lowlife criminal with a Cockney accent and you've got my full attention. Dom Hemingway certainly does that, and Jude Law, as the titular character, gives the best performance of his career.
Dom Hemingway is a safe cracker who refused to rat out his boss, Russian gangster Mr. Fontaine (Demian Bichir) after a job went sour. He's spent the last twelve years behind bars, and at the beginning of the film he is about to be released. After a whirlwind three day bender filled with hookers and cocaine provided by his friend Dickie (Richard E. Grant), Dom must travel to France to visit Fontaine on his sprawling estate, hopefully for a reward for his silence and time behind bars. He also hopes to reconnect with his daughter Evie (Emilia Clarke) who wants nothing to do with the absent father she barely remembers.
This is merely the setup for a movie that continually surprised me with the direction it took. I won't dare spoil what happens when Dom and Dickie visit Fontaine in France, but suffice it to say that Dom's inability to exhibit any self control lands him in some difficult situations. The script by director Richard Shepard is full of twists, but the story unfolds completely dependent on the character of Dom Hemingway, one of the most dynamic and fully realized characters I've seen on screen in a long time.
This is due in large part to Jude Law's performance. I risk spiraling down into a whirlpool of hyperbole, but he is simply astounding from start to finish. The film opens with Dom expounding poetically and vulgarly on the virtues of that part of his anatomy that requires him to frequently use a word that rhymes with "block." The punchline of this scene represented one of many laugh out moments in the film, though it is certainly not a comedy. Dom is often very funny, because even though almost every sentence he utters is irredeemably crass, he is also fiercely intelligent and complex, and the movie peels away layer after layer until a late scene, with Dom sobbing at the grave of his late wife. It's a beautiful scene, and demonstrates what Jude Law's range in a way that hasn't been seen since Closer.
The rest of the cast is uniformly stellar as well. Richard E. Grant plays an aging criminal dandy whose fierce friendship of Dom might conceal unrequited feelings, though the movie only barely hints at such longing. While Law's performance is so big it threatens to burst out of the screen, Grant underplays Dickie with a deft and subtle touch. Demian Bichir is also great as Fontaine, making his Russian killer whose every civilized and honorable word and gesture hides a barely perceptible menace beneath the surface. That being said, it's Jude Law's movie. Dom Hemingway is capable of such unhinged bombast that the quiet, tender glimpses we see are all the more effective and heartbreaking. If Law's performance doesn't snag him an Oscar nomination next year, I don't know what's wrong with the world.
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STRATFORD -- The executive director of the Prince Edward Island Pharmacists Association, Erin MacKenzie, estimates two-thirds of the pharmacists in this province are already certified to administer the flu vaccine.
TheyŌĆÖve been upgrading their training while waiting for the P.E.I. government to respond to their lobby effort.
On Tuesday, provincial treasurer Wes Sheridan demonstrated his government has listened to the pharmacy group requests. In delivering the 2014 provincial budget Sheridan announced that legislation will be changed to allow pharmacists to deliver the vaccine.
MacKenzie said her estimate on the number of P.E.I. pharmacists already certified is based on a survey she conducted about a month ago. ŌĆ£We hoped this was coming, so we wanted to be prepared when it did come,ŌĆØ she said.
ŌĆ£Once the legislation is in place to enable it, pharmacists are ready to go. WeŌĆÖre quite excited about that,ŌĆØ the executive director added.
Because of media attention on pharmacists in the other Maritime Provinces being certified and able to administer the flu vaccine, MacKenzie said many patients have been approaching Island pharmacists over the past two years requesting the flu shot.
ŌĆ£You know, even though we were certified to inject, we had to tell people, ŌĆśSorry, weŌĆÖre not allowed to yet,ŌĆÖŌĆØ she reflected.
ŌĆ£Certainly, this is part of a service that pharmacists have been anxious to do as part of patient care, and making sure the recommendations we give to people: ŌĆś(like) youŌĆÖre at high risk of complications from influenza so we do strongly recommend that you get the flu shot.ŌĆÖ So it would be nice to be able to administer at that point rather than just recommend and hope that the patient follows up with their physician or can get an appointment to get in and get a flu shot themselves,ŌĆØ MacKenzie explained.
She admitted pharmacists are hoping to get approval to deliver other vaccines, like the travel vaccines for Hepatitis B and Hepatitis A. She said that would be more convenient for the patient as it would help ensure the vaccine is maintained at the proper temperature from the manufacturer right through to administration. ŌĆ£It makes sense on a lot of levels,ŌĆØ she said.
MacKenzie suggested there are still details to be worked out including how pharmacists would be reimbursed for the service, although she anticipates it would be in line with what patients pay at flu clinics.


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Saxon: Heavy Metal Thunder - The Movie (DVD)
The silver eagle has finally landed for US audiences! After enjoying a limited "Fan Club Only" UK release, Heavy Metal Thunder - The Movie, Saxon's wonderfully unfiltered and intimate account of their ascent to the upper echelons of heavy metal, will finally enjoy a US release. The double-disc set features the soon-to-be-celebrated story of Saxon, while the second disc is packed with bonus features including a full-length performance (on St. George's Day) from April 23rd, 2008.
Product Details
- Format: Color, DVD, Live, NTSC, Widescreen
- Language: English
- Number of Discs: 1
- Rating: Not Rated
- Label: C&B Media Non Music
- Run Time: 170 minutes
- Catalogue #: 10876
Special Features
- Full-length performance (on St. George's Day)


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Rischio/Beneficio in ALR
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A cura di: A.U. Behr, U.O.C. Anestesiologia e Medicina Intensiva, Azienda Ospedaliera Università Padova.
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Director, Columbia University Clinic for Anxiety and Related Disorders (CUCARD)
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Dr. Albano conducts clinical research, supervises the research and clinical development of postdoctoral fellows in psychology and psychiatry, and is involved in advanced training of senior level clinicians in the application of cognitive behavioral approaches to diagnosis and treatment.
She developed a cognitive-behavioral treatment program for adolescents with social phobia and is a co-author of a treatment manual and parent guide for school refusal behavior. With her colleagues, Dr. Albano has also developed cognitive-behavioral treatment programs for social phobia, obsessive-compulsive disorder, school refusal, and mixed anxiety and depression.
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Area residents filled the courthouse square for the annual Christmas on the Square. Day care centers had children singing Christmas carols for the audience, with the Prescott High School choir also singing holiday favorites. Santa made his annual appearance, taking a seat in the courtroom where he found out what all the little boys and girls want for Christmas this year.
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Think of it as "broadband on steroids." The primary benefit of the emerging technology known as "WiMax" will be that it untethers everyone from their computers while bringing high-speed Internet access to rural and suburban areas. The industry has been waiting for the deluge for some time now, and the floodgates should open with Intel's (Nasdaq: INTC ) release of its WiMax "Rosedale" chip on Monday.
The current standard, known as Wi-Fi, allows computer users to go cordless for up to 300 feet. That limiting factor generated a proliferation of various Wi-Fi "hot spots," like Internet cafes, for mobile users to stop in and access the 'Net while sipping on a cup of joe. WiMax, however, will allow such access to the Internet from a distance of several miles. In rural areas -- think of the vast plains across our nation's "bread basket" states -- that range can possibly extend for as many as 30 miles.
WiMax is short for "Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access." It offers the high speeds associated with broadband Internet access, wireless connectivity like Wi-Fi, and broad coverage similar to what cell phone users have. Turn on your mobile PC, and you'll be instantly connected to the Internet at speeds of up to 70 megabits per second. Even after the signal is divided up between various home and corporate users, it will still surpass data transfer rates that cable modem users experience.
Cost remained one of the last hurdles to the proliferation of WiMax. Intel's Rosedale is priced at $45 each per 1,000 chips ordered, an amount that's expected to exponentially speed up their adoption. Another potential problem is compatibility. The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the group that sets industry standards, wants to ensure that WiMax equipment works together. A forum to address just that was postponed from January to July. But even with the high cost and potential snags of possible incompatibility, investors can start looking into ways of profiting from the coming boom.
A number of gear makers already exist, and they're producing equipment. Telecom equipment maker Alvarion (Nasdaq: ALVR ) has signed on Alcatel (NYSE: ALA ) and Lucent (NYSE: LU ) as resellers of its WiMax equipment and has demonstrated the capability of its equipment using the Intel chip. It is the industry leader, focusing on selling gear to carriers. Airspan (Nasdaq: AIRN ) , a provider of wireless voice and data systems, has also been in the forefront of WiMax and has worked with Alvarion to ensure that its equipment is compatible.
Other vendors that will use the Intel WiMax chip in their equipment include Siemens (NYSE: SI ) , tiny Proxim, Redline Communications, ZiMax Technologies, and China's Huawei Technologies.
WiMax also has the potential to upset the apple cart in phone service. A California ISP is testing a WiMax VoIP system, and carriers like AT&T (NYSE: T ) are investigating WiMax as way of getting around paying local carriers -- currently a $10 billion expense, the company says -- for last-mile access to customers.
WiMax has been a long time coming, and now that it's here, we will have to wait just a bit more. Still, now might be just the time to build an ark of opportunity as the waters prepare to rush in.
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The web site provides scholars, students, and other interested readers with an entry into the vast scholarship on Smith. The web site will be updated bi- monthly.
The Adam Smith Page was first published on June 16, 1998. The most recent update was January 17, 2000.
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The Supreme Court today ruled not to close Chicago area locks to stop the dreaded Asian carp from getting into the Great Lakes.
At least not yet.
This morning the Supreme Court issued a one sentence statement regarding Michigan's suit over Asian carp:
"The motion of Michigan for preliminary injunction is denied."
While this action means that the Court will not order an immediate closure of the locks on the Chicago Diversion, it does not mean that no action will be taken in the case. There is still a significant possibility that the Court will issue a decision regarding Michigan's broader requests for action on this issue.


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25 of the finest CrossFit Scottsdale Students and Staff got up bright and early last Saturday to get down in the mud to help kids through the Mighty Mud Mania obstacle course. These amazing volunteers fought the sun, the dirt, and the mud with a smile on their face the entire time!
A huge thank you to: Hallie Flood, Kelsey Frazier, Tiffany Temple, Nicole James, Nicole Miller, Emily Starrett, Bill Dittman, Brianna Diffie, Kelsey Graham, Nicolas Montano, Hannah Quinn, David Nguyen, CJ James, Allen-Mikel Armstrong, Morgan Frazier, Jaclyn Bobelick, Tom Hoogenboom, Austin Groen, Billy Cartee, Najla Kayyem, Klubo Fingai, Josh Hoefker, and Mary Arabyan for volunteering your time on Saturday!


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By John Wilbert/NEMS Daily Journal
RIPLEY – You can bet that Falkner High point guard Kendrick Williams wishes he had the talent that Ripley's Acie Vance has. As does everyone else in Tippah County.
Williams, the Eagles' point guard, scored a team-high 12 points in Friday's evening's Tippah County Tournament semifinal against Ripley, but was overshadowed in the first quarter by Vance. As was Eagles' leading scorer Will Robertson (held to just five points).
Vance, a senior and NCAA Division I prospect, scored all 16 of his points in the first quarter, knocking down three 3-pointers and converting an old-fashioned 3-point play.
"It blew my mind," Williams said about Vance going off in the first quarter.
Vance and Co. outscored the Eagles 31-8 in the first quarter and won easily, 77-29.
Thanks to teammate Malik Pearson's 17 first-half points, in addition to Deion Palmer's seven and Ron Dixon's six, Vance could rest comfortably the rest of the game after playing just the opening minute of the second period.
The Tigers (10-6) led 53-16 at halftime before defeating the Eagles (6-9) for the second time in three weeks. Ripley outlasted Falkner, 80-65, in a Dec. 18 contest at Ripley High School.
While few high school players in Mississippi can match point for point with Vance, Williams was doing his best to keep up. Falkner's 5-foot-9, 150-pound junior guard matched Vance's first 3 of the game with a deep jumper of his own and scored six of his team's eight points through the first eight minutes.
With Ripley's starters out of the game in the second half, Williams tallied five points in the third quarter before sitting out the rest of the contest.
– (G) Walnut 59, Pine Grove 50: Walnut owned the fourth quarter and owned the game. The Lady Wildcats (11-5) outscored the Lady Panthers 21-14 in the final period to break open a close game.
Rebecca Robinson scored eight of her team-high 24 points in the final period. Lindsey Downs added 10 points in the Tippah County Tournament semifinal.
Bryana Davis scored a game-high 28 for Pine Grove (13-8), while teammate Lacy Blakney had 12.
Walnut will face host Ripley in today's 6 p.m. championship game.
n (B) Blue Mountain 67, Pine Grove 58: Quentin Carrol had 22 points, Josh Girley scored 12 and Ismael Ruedas added 11 to pace the Cougars (12-5).
Austin Hopper had 22, while Matt Bailey had 10 for the Panthers (8-12).
Blue Mountain will play Ripley at 7:30 tonight at Ripley High School for the county tournament championship.


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I'm having a problem whereby when my (Windows) laptop is logged into iCloud, either via the web site or via the iCloud manager software, Pages on my iPad constantly pops up a spurious "synch" dialog for the document I am editing, as though my laptop has simultaneously modified the document.
Has anyone else experienced this and do you have a solution?
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Many believe that the company needs to adopt a new operating system, and we're not just talking about Meego. Android has been suggested, but for various reasons, including the fact that Nokia CEO Stephen Elop worked for Microsoft from January 2008 to September 2010, the consensus is that Windows Phone 7 is on the table. During this past quarter's earnings conference call, Elop certainly hinted that adopting a new mobile OS and ecosystem is possible, according to All Things Digital:
"There are clearly some gems upon we will build Nokia's strategy," Elop said. At the same time, he said the company must move faster than it has if it hopes to regain lost ground. In particular, Elop said the company must have a better strategy around operating systems. "The game has changed from battle of devices to war of ecosystems," Elop said, adding later that "Our industry has changed and we have to change faster." Although Elop didn't name any names, he did talk about the need for the company to "build or join a competitive ecosystem," suggesting that it might be open to shifting to a competing platform. And while he wouldn't confirm such a move, he said that the company could pull off such a switch because of its strong brand and relationship with operators.
Nokia's Strategy and Financial Briefing will be taking place in London on February 11, 2011. Let's hope that after we wait patiently over the next two weeks, Elop will tell us something much more specific about the company's roadmap.


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This book aims to give the reader an insight into the way I see the world.
The photographs demonstrate the beauty in the mundane that I pass on my walks through the city centre.
As a photographer particularly interested in composition, abstraction and minimalism, I constantly see lines, shapes, textures and colours that would suit my style of photography.
This book collates 32 of these images.
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Talk about being under the gun for lowland snow. We are indeed. Of course, we need the two all-important ingredients at just the right time, cold air aloft and moisture. We now have that cold air aloft and there are several disturbances forecast to drop down the coast bringing moisture. Some forecast models keep the moisture offshore, while others bring it inland. I wish I had a surefire forecast for snow.
So for the next several days through Sunday, we could have some snow showers or even periods of snow with accumulations of 1-3 inches in the city and 4-6 inches in the higher elevations. Or we could just get a dusting here at sea level. Regardless snowflakes should be in the air. And it may be a hit-and-miss deal, with some areas getting snow cover and some not.
It certainly isn't a widespread arctic outbreak with Pacific moisture overriding it, which is a classic snow situation. But I wouldn't be surprised if we had a "surprise" snowfall somewhere. And don't get hung up on that magic 500-foot elevation for snowfall. You'll see forecasters mentioning 200, 400, 500, 800 feet, etc. The bottom line is we have a cold air mass overhead and weak bands of moisture forecast off the coast, so anything could happen. Nothing is for certain.
After this weekend, it appears high pressure builds in for cold nights and cool days for a while, with little in the way of rainfall or snowfall. Forecast models indicate a dry week all week but of course that would be somewhat unusual for the middle of January, so stay tuned.
There were reports of snow falling in the higher elevations of Clark Country on Wednesday. Phil Delany above Dole Valley had one inch of snow on the ground. Amboy, Livingston Mountain and other areas also had a dusting.
Enjoy the bit of potential excitement over the next 72 hours and we will see what happens. There is plenty of cold arctic air to our north but still no direct mechanism to get it entrenched over the Northwest … just yet. My weather eye is always focused to the north.
Patrick Timm is a local weather specialist. His column appears Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Reach him at Weather Systems.


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What is meant by "needled beef"? This type of mechanical tenderization uses a set of fine needles to pierce the roast or steak. Ask the meat counter staff if they carry beef that is mechanically tenderized as sometimes it is not obvious. With 'needling', the meat looks virtually the same as meat that has NOT been tenderized.
Jaccarding is a term used in reference to a specific needle tenderizing device (made by Jaccard). Cubing and delicating and pounding are other mechanical methods used to improve the tenderness of beef cuts both at home and for sale. With cubing, small blades on rollers are run over the steak surface giving it a 'chopped' look and texture.
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Many homesteaders like to be as self-sustaining as they can be. This often leads then to dabble with raising various types of livestock. Chickens are a natural for many and now there is a growing interest in keeping bees, too. Mother Earth News recently posted about whether or not these two could be raised together or at least in close proximity to one another and the answer is a resounding yes.
Admittedly, this is only a concern if your homestead doesn't allow for the two to be raised away from one another. If you have limited space, you can still reap the benefits both species have to offer.
When beehives are located close to where chickens are allowed to free range, there is seldom a problem. The chickens aren't interested in the bees or what they are doing. On those occasions when a chicken gets in front of the entrance to the hive, the guard bees will give them a warning buzz and the bird normally moves on.
Chickens do eat insects. With bees, they normally limit their feeding to dead ones. If they do take a liking to the live ones, a simple fence around the hive should do the trick.
So how close can they be to one another? Chickens will sometimes perch atop the hive and the bees don't seem to care. In areas where the hive is subject to predators like bears, the hives are often enclosed in the chicken coop for added protection and the two species get along just fine.
The chickens can also be beneficial to the bees. Because they like to eat insects, they can eat the hive beetles that can be such a nuisance. The birds not only eat dead bees, they also eat bee debris and enjoy bits of honeycomb when offered.
Sometimes the bees will take over the water supply for the chickens. If they do, the water containers can be relocated for about 6 weeks. The bees will find another source of water during that time. Some chicken feed contains anise hyssop, a favorite of bees. You may find bees in the chicken feed if they discover it. You may need to change your feed if it becomes a problem.
Other than that, bees and chickens can live harmoniously together. If you give it a try, let us know how it worked out for you.


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Enlighten is award-winning lighting software and the world's first fully real-time global illumination technology. Packed full of time-saving workflow features and a lightweight runtime, Enlighten delivers fully dynamic lighting on today's PCs, game consoles and mobile platforms. The technology has been used to add lighting effects to some of today's most advanced and best-selling titles, including Battlefield 3, Need for Speed: The Run, Eve Online, Medal of Honor: Warfighter and the upcoming
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PlayStation 4 promises a dramatic increase in memory and compute resource, which will free developers to unleash the full creative power of dynamic lighting and to finally extend cinematographic film practices to dynamic immersive worlds.
"We are delighted to be working on PlayStation 4," said Geomerics' founder Dr. Chris Doran. "The hardware is everything we were hoping for in a next-generation console, and a huge step forward from the current generation. Real-time global illumination was a big deal for games running on the current generation of hardware, but it required developers to make some compromises. With PlayStation 4, those days are behind us. We can finally unleash the full power of Enlighten, and allow game developers working on PlayStation 4 games to bring far deeper levels of dynamism and quality to game lighting. We cannot wait to see what developers produce with Enlighten."
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» Courses offered on site at Glens Falls Hospital and St. Peter's Hospital
» Option for dual admission to the BS/MS program.
The B.S. program for RNs is designed to serve working professionals who are already registered nurses (RN) or are eligible candidates for the National Examination for Licensure as Registered Professional Nurses (NCLEX-RN). Building upon the registered nurses' knowledge and clinical experience, the program is geared at broadening horizons in collaborative and contemporary nursing practices, while at the same time developing leadership skills, increasing marketability and advancing career opportunities with a self-paced flexible format that accommodates the schedule of the busy adult.
Program Highlights
- Reduced Tuition! Now $400 per credit hour
- On-site courses offered at Glens Falls Hospital and St. Peter's Hospital
- Part of the program coursework is web-based for additional convenience
- Two first-level graduate nursing courses are offered during the final year to help accelerate graduate education and serve as the basis for early entrance into the Master's program in Nursing
- More than 20 area hospitals, health departments, home care and ambulatory care settings provide a wide range of clinical experiences for students
- Nursing faculty all have graduate preparation in nursing and have expertise in fields such as acute care, community health, and gerontology.
- Sage's nursing program has been accepted as a John A. Hartford Foundation Baccalaureate Program Partner for dissemination of Best Nursing Practices in Care for Older Adults
- Accredited by the Commission of Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE)
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The Sage Colleges is accredited by the Middle States Association Commission on Higher Education. The Department of Nursing is a member agency of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing, the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties, the National League for Nursing, and the Council of Deans of Nursing in Senior Colleges and Universities in New York State.
The Baccalaureate and Masters Degree Programs in Nursing at The Sage Colleges are accredited by the Commission of Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), One Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 530, Washington, D.C., 20036, (202) 887-6791. All nursing programs are registered with the New York State Education Department. The Nursing Program has been a participant in the John A. Hartford Foundation Baccalaureate Program Partner for dissemination of Best Nursing Practices in Care for Older Adults.
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Required Upper Division Nursing Courses : 25 Credits
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The Second Verdict (1964) - Season 2, Episode 30 of the series, directed by Lewis Teague, with Martin Landau, Frank Gorshin, Sharon Farrell, John Marley, Nancy Kovack, Harold J. Stone, Richard Hale. Host: Alfred Hitchcock. Original air date: 29 May 1964.
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Muslim filmmaker Kamal Hachkar chose to make a positive documentary about Jews, exploring their forgotten history in Tinghir, his Moroccan hometown. His filmic journey goes from his city's old Jewish quarter to Israel, where he meets Sephardic people who still hold Morocco in their hearts after many decades of exile. A deeply felt, humanist work, which was selected as Best Documentary at the World Jewish Film Festival.
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Requirements for a Minor in Environmental Studies: A minor in environmental studies requires a total of 24 credit hours with a minimum overall quality point average of "C" (2.00) in courses counted toward the minor.
A maximum of 12 credit hours counted toward a student's major will be counted toward completion of core and/or elective minor requirements in environmental studies.
Students selecting the environmental studies minor are strongly encouraged to meet with an environmental studies coordinator to determine a specific course of study.
Core Requirements (12 hours): EVS 195 (3 hours) and EVSL 195 (1hour); and 8 additional hours from BIO 366, BIOL 366; CHM 377, CHML 377; EVS 325 (ECN 325), 330 (ECN 330), 360, 361, 362, 364.
Elective Requirements (12 hours): Students may select any EVS numbered course not used in the core requirements. A minimum of 9 hours must be at the 300-400 level.


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This relates to yesterday's post, in case you missed it.
Poor Nick Simmons, son of Gene Simmons, the internets' most loathed comic book creator. He's got people befouling his already-befouled name on Facebook now. Terrible business. According to Topless Robot, a voice purported to be Nick's is saying terrible, stupid things like:
"Listen everyone… you're all digging your own graves posting on this forum. Facebook is looking into suspending this page and issuing any warnings for slander against me. I can't make this any clearer… I DID NOT STEAL OTHER PEOPLE'S WORK!! I may have appropriated some styles, but I did not steal. My work is full… of homages to everyone in my medium – not theft! You guys are just a bunch of mean spirited mouth-breathers – except all my fans on here who have rightfully supported me. I will ask Facebook not to press any charges against you if you give me a sincere apology here in this thread. Please do so. Facebook keeps all your IP addresses and info… so they will suspend your account if I do not receive proper apologies."
• "Okay.. now looking at some of these photo comparisons, I can see why a few people are up-in-arms. I can tell you right now these are all purely coincidences. I never even heard of Bleach! Who would name a comic after laundry detergent? When I channel my energy when drawing my book sometimes I can pull stuff in that I never seen before. It's like i'm possessed when I start thinking and drawing. Perhaps I just got on the same wave length that all artists share. My dad just called and said I have a real case against all this slander. If Facebook doesn't give into my demands soon there's going to be hell to pay. Now, I have to damage control on another site – more people being mislead. Now I have to deal with this and my book's deadline. I'm not sure how I can think and draw under all this pressure."
• "I have no idea how people are saying my comic looks like that bleach magma. My book is in color and the other is not. My book reads left to right… the other reads right to left. Besides some vague similarities,they're nothing alike. I put my heart and soul into my book – great story and awesome characters… yet people are trying to pull me down. And NO… I didn't trace or copy other peoples work. Most of these photos are starting to look like photoshop manipulations to make me look bad. You can't trust everything you see on the Internet."
I am going to assume those are from gene impostors. Nobody could be that dumb. Could they?
OK, no time for the usual blather, I have to burn a load of CDs for tonight's DJ set before the rugby starts and my missus commandeers the PC. PAX!


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excerpts of my John Vanderslice interview
Tomorrow I'll post the full and unedited interview (and mp3s of the in-studio performance) I did with John Vanderslice back in July on the air at KZSU, but for now, here are some excerpts: the best of, so to speak. If you want to read the last interview I did with him, head here.
On the title "the nicest guy in indie rock":
"I've got to punch someone out to get rid of that stuff, man. I think it's damaging me.
"No, I'm kidding…In fact I really don't like when people act in a way there's a predetermined–I see so many bands in the studio [where] they literally show up with a bottle of Jack Daniel's because there's that thing; they've read the Motley Crue thing or whatever. It's just that I think you've got to mix it up.
"Sometimes I think I should go road-raging or go crazy… But am I any different than any other person that comes in here?
"That sucks, though because it means they're maybe not so nice because I just see myself as being completely normal. I am very socialized. It's true, I am very socialized, but I feel that I'm totally normal."
On Scott Solter:
"He's my partner really. He produced the record and he works at my studio a lot. And he toured with me for–I can't believe now that I got him out on tour for so many times because you know, he's married, he's got a real, normal life. I think I took him out on six tours or something. But he's been there since Time Travel [is Lonely]; he's been really really important to what I've been doing."
On interviews and being entertaining:
"…Sometime when I read interviews I've done I just cannot believe I have said those things. Like I'm wondering now–seriously, the only thing I'm worrying about now is am I being boring? I'm answering your questions and I'm like–
[Adrian looks at other people in the studio, posing the question. They nod.]
"See! I am! I need to ratchet it up, right?!
[Other people in the studio shake their head vigorously.]
"See, it is on me to be entertaining. I am an entertainer. I'm being asked questions. I really can appreciate that English front guy–Oasis–that guy just being absolute off-the-wall. I really appreciate him now. I didn't get him but I went back and I'm like, that's an artwork, a living, standing, breathing artwork. Instead of having to read through some really careful press release. I began to think that–I really appreciate how honest and straightforward people are in interviews. I realized if you did that you're going to be somewhat abrasive. You're going to annoy some people."
On whether he worries about buzz building up too quickly:
"No, it's never enough. You know like when you were young–can I say anything I want? I should be mellow, huh. Let's say you're young, first time drinking alcohol and you want it to hit so fast and so hard and it doesn't. I remember the first I got drunk, I drank bourbon at my friend Ricky Rankin's house straight. We put lemonade mix in it. I remember thinking, this isn't fast enough. It's not intense enough; it's not strong enough. And that's how it is when an album comes out. You just want it to be this torrential flood of–the thing is, when you do it over and over again, there's a routine. I think that routine is cool, but it's almost–listen, you're not the Beatles at Shea Stadium no matter what. I mean, there's too many things coming out. There's too many amazing records coming out every week. You're just another band putting out a record. And you're totally thankful for it, but there's a part of you–seriously, there's that Mick Jagger inside you that just, you know, wants insanity. You want to be in a Prevost driving 150 miles per hour while people are shooting heroin. You know? It doesn't ever happen. And strippers and craziness. It just doesn't happen.
"The question is, is it ever enough? No, it's not enough, because I have this infantile image inside my mind of how intense it was in 1968. You know what I mean? [laughs] And all the bands I know, they're like–it's like business people on a trip. They go to their Courtyard Marriott, turn on the golf channel and go to sleep. And it's never crazy."
On photography:
"I don't take any more amazing photographs than any of my other band mates. They're right beside me; we're taking the same shot. Theirs looks exactly like [mine]. It's just that they don't bother to put it on the web. [laughs] That's the only difference. It's just that I take 10,000 photographs a year and I weed out the 150 and I'm probably a decent editor. What I'm doing, anybody could do it, if they get a Pentax K1000, get some decent film and then go to Photoworks or Pro 1 in LA and have it developed on nice matte paper. It'll look exactly the same, you know?
"And, photography for me is a hobby and it'd never enter the realm of any other thing."
On a United flight that dropped out of the air for a few seconds:
"That was the worst experience I ever had but the real depression of that flight was after–basically the plane just dropped out of the sky for four or five seconds and then everyone started screaming, like all these seasoned travelers. You know, people who fly back and forth every week were freaking out and there was–I mean, everyone was screaming at the top of their lungs for like three minutes. It was the worst thing I ever saw. I mean, basically, the plane was in the middle of the Pacific and it had just fallen out of the sky. It'd free-fallen so much that the crew and everyone–people had lost it. But it wasn't then that I really went nuts, it was after the plane had stabilized and I thought, this is horrible. It was even worse when the plane was flying to Japan again. I mean, they were playing Miss Congeniality 2 on there.
"You know what I mean? I'm not trying to be funny, but I just thought, is this how I'm going to die? At this point in my life? It's all the typical, cliched stuff you think about your life.
"Again, I submit: Miss Congeniality 2."
On whether he'd write a fully-autobiographical album:
"In general it's not that I'm not interested, but I've been writing songs for so long, I've mined a lot of that personal stuff. It's difficult–you know, I'm not a drama guy. I'm actually looking for the absence of drama. I'm very very domestic and super mellow and I don't really find or seek out conflict with people. I really don't want to be emotionally destabilized at all so for me it's not like I'm Faulkner. I don't have this tremendous wellspring of experience necessarily. Or James Joyce. I've found that I take a piece of experience and expand it, blow it up, exaggerate it and then place it somewhere else, which is probably what a lot of writers could do anyways.
"I mean, not every slight that happened to Morrissey was really that important, you know what I mean? That's totally–there's nothing wrong with that. I mean, that's songwriting, that's art. I mean, Emily Dickinson wasn't really that freaked out about the spider in that one poem. "


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Kaffir Boy
by Mark Mathabane
Kaffir Boy Chapter 20 Summary
- A few weeks after Piet gets out of jail, Mama takes Mark back on the trip she'd intended to take the day Piet was arrested. They head to the superintendent's office on First Avenue, where they apply for papers for Mark.
- Mark gets cold while they wait in line, and approaches some men who are sitting around a fire. They tell him to scram.
- When Mama hears that, she takes Mark by the hand and they go together to the men, where Mama asks if they'll allow her child to stand by the fire and warm himself.
- The men apologize, saying they thought he was a street kid.
- Mark admits he probably didn't look much different from the kids that lived on the street, with his ragged clothes, the sores and bruises on his body, and the lice in his hair.
- As the men discuss the apartheid system, a convoy of trucks full of black men drove by.
- Mark asks who the men in the trucks in the trucks are, and they tell him that those people aren't men, they're leeches from the tribal reserves coming to work in the mines.
- As they continue to discuss it, it becomes clear that these men blame their problems – their inability to find work, or keep their passes in order, or feed their families – on the presence of these men fresh from the reserves.
- They wait in line for seven hours and they still haven't seen the "baas" – the boss.
- They're ushered into an empty room. A policeman tells them "the baas" will see them shortly.
- They wait two hours. Finally, the policeman comes back and says that "the baas" has gone home for the day and they'll have to come back in the morning.
- Mama tries to plead, but the policeman tells her she's wasting her time. They'll have to come back in the morning.
- A month later, they head back again, and were waiting by 5am .Many of the same men and women that were waiting with them last time are back. This time, the men around the fire are absent. The truckloads of men come past again but in the other direction. The men are singing.
- Mama explains that they're happy because it's Friday, which means payday.
- Mark realizes that his father is never happy, not even on payday. He has become such a morose, sullen man, he doesn't even say goodnight to the children at bedtime.
- Finally, Mama and Mark are ushered back into that small room by the same policeman from before.
- Mark is terrified at the sight of the white man sitting behind the desk, a gun slung around his waist. It's the man that led a raid a few days earlier. Mark starts screaming.
- Mama yells at him, asking what's the matter with him. Mama has to drag him outside and Mark explains that this is the man who led the raids.
- Mama explains that Mark can't talk about that here. Mark will be shot you dead if he makes comments like that here.
- They re-enter and the man tells her she has a "wild pickanniny" (20.71). Mama agrees, smiling, and the white man jokes that she should tell him that white folks don't bite.
- They are there to get papers so Mark can go to school. The white man wants to know if Mark was born in Alexandra, but he doesn't believe Mama when she assures him that Mark was. He directs the black policeman to get Mama's file.
- The man looks through her file and tells her that there is no record that Mark was born in Alexandra. Why don't they have his name in the files? Does she have papers from the health clinic to prove he was born here?
- He wasn't born at the clinic, Mama admits.
- The white man asks if he's bastard then. Does he have a father?
- Mama cries as she says he was delivered at home.
- It doesn't matter, the man says. After you delivered him, you should have gone to the clinic to register him.
- But, Mama says, I went to the clinic and they refused to give me papers until I brought papers from here first.
- But, the man says, we need the clinic papers first.
- But, Mama insists, I went to the clinic first, and they sent me here.
- The white man tells the black policeman to explain to Mama that she needs proof from the clinic before he can help her.
- Mama says she's been to the clinic four times. They keep telling her they can't issue a certificate because Mark wasn't born there.
- Mama asks for a note from the white baas, to show them at the clinic. They give her a note and says it explains exactly what they had explained to her.
- They leave the office and go to the health clinic on the other end of Alexandra.
- Mama decides to go on Monday, since it's getting dark, and darkness is when the gangsters come out.
- Monday morning, they arrive at the clinic at 5am, but should have come earlier. Even though the clinic didn't open until 9:30, it was already packed with people.
- They waited in one line, but it turned out to be the wrong line. They didn't find out, however, until they had waited for an hour or two.
- The man at the clinic explained that the note didn't say what Mama had asked the man to say, only that she had a problem.
- The note didn't explain what the problem was, or how to solve it. And of course, the black man attending Mama told her that she could not get a birth certificate until she brought the papers from the superintendent's office. He didn't believe her when she explained she had already been there. They removed Mama from the line.
- They waited at the office for two hours. Finally, a white nun came by, and Mama stopped her.
- Mama begged her to help. The white woman stopped and listened to Mama as she explained the story. The white woman was aghast, and finally stormed into the office. They overheard her in the office and finally the black man who had ordered Mama to be removed earlier gives her a piece of paper. They have the birth certificate.
- Mama tells Mark to remember this as a lesson: not all white people are bad.
- Mark grumbled, not realizing how important that piece of paper was to his future. Without a birth certificate, he would not have been allowed to enroll in school.
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However, "Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 Remix" is not the typical remastered collection. Square Enix decided to add several new scenes to "Kingdom Hearts Re:coded," which has been converted into a movie. The development team also had to prepare to localize the English version of "Kingdom Hearts 2 Final Mix" and "Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep Final Mix," both of which never came out in Europe and North America.
The studio is currently finishing the development of "Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 Remix" with some work left to be done to the cut scenes and trophies in addition to getting rid of any glitches that many have popped up. The same individuals are also working on "Kingdom Hearts 3" at the same time to ensure that the sequel won't be delayed.
"Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 Remix" is coming out first in Japan on Oct. 2. The North American release will be on Dec. 2 while the European launch is due three days later on Dec. 5. You can take a look at one of the remastered titles, the aforesaid "Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep Final Mix," from the official Facebook page of the franchise with the screen near the top of this article.
On the other hand, the "Kingdom Hearts 3" release date has not yet been announced by Square Enix. Tai Yasue is co-directing the third game of the series along with Tetsuya Nomura. Aside from a teaser message at the end of the latest trailer for "Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 Remix," "Kingdom Hearts 3" was not present at E3 2014.
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- Hotel Name in Chinese: 北京方圆四季宾馆
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