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EDINBORO -- Wetlands are temporarily bogging down construction of a retirement community where the Edinboro Inn once stood.
Meadville-based Wesbury United Methodist Retirement Community plans to build 50 to 55 single-family homes for seniors on the site, located on the south side of Route 6N. But before construction begins, Wesbury needs the go-ahead from state environmental officials to develop or "move" a wetlands on the property.
"There are processes to mitigate wetlands, and our engineers and designers are working through them," Wesbury Executive Director Donald Clawson said. "We have every intention of moving forward with development on that site."
Clawson said a leak from the hotel's indoor swimming pool may have created or expanded the wetlands, which is located just southwest of the former hotel.
"Apparently the pool at the hotel had been leaking for years, and they just kept letting it leak and filling up the swimming pool," Clawson said.
Wesbury officials additionally are working with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to build an access road off Route 6N at Washington Street, and will ask Edinboro Borough to rezone a majority of the property from commercial to residential. A portion of the property fronting on 6N could be made available for a restaurant, pharmacy or other commercial development that would benefit community residents, Clawson said.
Progress on the retirement community so far has been mostly on paper, Clawson said.
"People that drive by see nothing happening, but it's all happening behind the scenes. Unfortunately, the wheels of government turn slowly," he said.
Wesbury hopes to begin building water and sewer systems on the 10.7-acre property during summer. It also has an option to buy neighboring property for the development, Clawson said.
In the meantime, public interest in the planned retirement community is strong. Wesbury's vice president of sales and marketing has already made four presentations on the project in Edinboro and expects requests for many more, Clawson said.
"There's been a lot of interest in the project," Clawson said.
Barb Grippe, 70, of Edinboro, is among those looking forward to a retirement community in the borough.
"I like living in Edinboro. It's close to (Interstate) 79, close to everything. But there isn't much there for older people. I'd certainly be interested in going up and socializing with people there, and maybe moving there myself down the road," Grippe said of the Wesbury development.
Wesbury United Methodist Retirement Community's flagship development is located just north of Meadville. The 110-acre community includes private homes, apartments, assisted-living facilities a skilled-care nursing home and an activities center.
The former Edinboro Inn was demolished at Wesbury expense in February 2012. The 105-room hotel had been closed by order of Edinboro Borough officials in April 2010 because of structural deterioration. A Wesbury subsidiary, Annesley Association of Senior Health, bought the hotel property from PMC for $375,000 in December 2011, according to Erie County property records.
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The Canada Games Council (CGC) has announced the final sports selected for the 2013 Canada Summer Games, to be hosted in Quebec. Official notice was received by the Royal Canadian Golf Association (RCGA) last week that golf was selected as an official sport of the Canada Games.
"The RCGA is honored that the CGC has selected the sport of golf to the 2009 and now 2013 Canada Games. As the National Sports Organization (NSO) for golf in this country, the RCGA truly believes that the Canada Games provides our high-performance golf athletes across Canada with a major benchmark for excellence." said Jeff Thompson, RCGA Managing Director, Player and Program Development.
For the 2009 Canada Games, the host province of Prince Edward Island selected golf as their "Host Choice" sport to be included in the Games. For the 2013 Games, golf was selected based on meeting set sport selection criteria. All sports wishing to be included in the 2013 Canada Summer Games are analyzed by the CGC's Sport Committee following a clear and objective sport selection process.
The Canada Games are important to the development of Canadian sport, and thus have evolved to the size where more sports vie for inclusion than any specific Games could possibly include. The overall guidance for the sport selection process comes from the Canadian Sport Policy, which states that the Canada Games are to assist in "increasing the quality and numbers of the next generation of national team athletes participating in international competition". In addition, the CGC is committed to equitable competitive opportunities for both males and females, and offering opportunities to athletes with a disability.
Eight sports were pre-selected to the Games based on meeting the sport selection process' enhanced criteria. An extra assessment was conducted by the Sport Committee on the remaining eligible NSO's which applied for inclusion.
The extra assessment included Provincial and Territorial ranking, Sport Canada ranking, a coaching assessment, international major games inclusion and NSO membership. New sports to the 2013 summer program include fencing and a new event in yachting for athletes with a disability. The CGC's Sport Committee also agreed to maintain the number of sports on the program for athletes with a physical and intellectual disability and to continue with the Female Apprentice Coach Program first introduced for the 2005 Summer Games in Regina, SK.
Other sports in the 2013 Canada Summer Games program that will join golf include:
* Athletics (male and female, including athletes with a physical and intellectual disability)
* Baseball (male)
* Basketball (male and female)
* Canoeing (male and female, flat water racing, includes canoe & kayak)
* Cycling (male and female, mountain bike)
* Diving (male and female)
* Fencing (male and female)
* Rowing (male and female)
* Soccer (male and female)
* Softball (female)
* Swimming (male and female, including athletes with a physical and intellectual disability)
* Tennis (male and female)
* Triathlon (male and female)
* Volleyball (male and female, indoor and beach)
* Wrestling (male and female)
* Yachting (male and female, including athletes with a physical disability)
The Sport Committee also named two sports for the 2013 bid committee selection: Cycling - Road (male and female), and Taekwondo (male and female). The bid committee that wins the right to host the 2013 Canada Summer Games will indicate to the Council its choice from the short-list of Road Cycling or Taekwondo.
The Canada Games Council will launch the 2013 bid process to select the host community in January 2008 in Montreal, Quebec.
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Constant air volume change rates are traditionally built into the design of research and animal containment spaces to ensure sufficiently low levels of contaminants and particular matter. But this type of passive engineering approach is energy intensive, and Monahan presented the "need to go to a more active control system," sampling the air in real-time and basing air exchange rates on the resulting measurements, rather than replacing clean air with clean air.
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Demetri Petrides, Ph.D., president of Intelligen, producers of SchedulePro and SuperPro Designer software for process manufacturing, design, simulation, and scheduling, spoke on the impact of single-use systems on cleaning materials, cost of goods, and the environment.
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The cost-saving benefits of disposables diminish as scale increases, noted Petrides. Whereas a manufacturer will "definitely save money for a 1,000–2,000 L scale facility," by switching to disposable processing equipment, the turning point for savings is about 8,000 L, he said.
Replacing anion exchange column chromatography (AIEX) in the polishing step of a mAb product with Sartorius Stedim Biotech's disposable Sartobind Q Membrane Adsorber technology allows for higher flow rates (0.1 CV/min for a column vs. 10–20 MV/min for the membrane), smaller devices (200 L resin column vs. 2 L membrane device), higher load density (up to 100 g/L of mAb on a column vs 10 kg/L on the membrane), and a 95% reduction in buffer consumption, according to case studies presented by Natalie Fraud, Ph.D., a senior process development scientist in purification technologies.
Use of a disposable membrane in place of AIEX chromatography for product polishing eliminated the need for column cleaning and yielded a savings of about 4% in the overall cost-of-goods and a savings of 3% in water usage.
Cleaning capacity was the largest bottleneck at one facility evaluated by Hyde Engineering + Consulting. Peter Watler, Ph.D., the company's CTO, described a case study in which optimization of cleaning processes for one bioreactor resulted in 79% less water use, a 63% savings in cycle time, and 81% less CO2 production.
By combining multiple process vessels into a cleaning circuit, those figures declined further to 88%, 90%, and 90%, respectively, with an overall reduction from 7 to 2 cleaning cycles requiring 6 rather than 30 hours. This resulted in increased plant capacity, a savings of 12 million L of water per year, and annual cost-of-goods savings of $2.4 million.
Describing the current trend in bioprocessing toward smaller scale, reduced process volumes, and higher expression titers, Vincent Pizzi, global product marketing group leader at GE Healthcare, suggested that replacing reusable systems with single-use equipment from start to finish can provide the throughput needed to alleviate the growing pressure on downstream processes.
Replacing one 500 L stainless steel reactor with a single-use reactor over 40 production batches would save about 1,300 hours/year in CIP/SIP time and about $4,000 per batch on WFI.
Other talks at the conference focused on procurement and materials management to minimize inventories and create a centralized store of stock chemicals for better control of purchasing and disposal, solvent-sparing techniques in chromatography, and the use of biocatalysis to optimize chemical processes.
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Sony Xperia Z1 Clear Zoom vs Lumia 1020 lossless zoom samples
77 Comments
1. TheStanleyFTW (Posts: 245; Member since: 20 Feb 2013)
Lumia 1020 is better :D
4. pokharkarsaga (Posts: 384; Member since: 23 Feb 2012)
Lumia 1020 is better in terms of sharpness but lacks natural colors compared to Z1.
13. tadaa (Posts: 267; Member since: 18 Apr 2013)
if only they adjusted the camera to display more natural colors than tinkering with it to make images look more vivid. still the best camera in a smartphone
53. sapibuntinx (Posts: 57; Member since: 08 May 2013)
lol, still standing for sony? lol...
sony is a meh now, they can't compete with the market, the biggest 5" phone, yet their camera is still not the best, lol sony greedytard...
66. apple4never (Posts: 1064; Member since: 08 May 2013)
lol you lol use lol to lol much lol
58. vandroid (Posts: 328; Member since: 04 Sep 2012)
Sony did this without having to make a giant sensor that sticks out so that's a win even if the Lumia 1020 is only a little better
59. noler (Posts: 323; Member since: 19 Aug 2013)
little better?
The score is
1020 84 points Z1 67 points.
"Lumia 1020 130.4 x 71.4 x 10.4 mm , 158 g
Xperia Z1 144 x 74 x 8.5 mm, 170 g + there is no OIS and No Xenon flash!!"
"Yes, no hump, but massive bezels to hide the hump. The Z had big bezels, this is massive. It is only around 6-7 mm shorter than the 6-inch Bandit. It is the biggest 5-inch phone in the world, way bigger than the S4 and even much bigger than the 5.2 inch G2"
63. Omar-BHR95 (Posts: 184; Member since: 23 Dec 2012)
wait for the Lumia 1520 and it will demolish the z1
62. frederick333123 (Posts: 76; Member since: 15 Jun 2013)
6. MONUQ (Posts: 31; Member since: 26 Jan 2013)
Please Daniel P ,show these comparisions to John Sheeeeee....and Ray s.....
Jhon V always running in apple......No problem with apple But ONLY APPLES IS PROBLEM......
and to Ray S Because i saw z1 review,,....at 10:10 Video time...he says only Lg g2 as best camera......
11. sergiobr (Posts: 709; Member since: 25 Feb 2013)
Read the experts ... dpreview ! (Talking about camera). They´re professionals.
55. adk199 (Posts: 23; Member since: 04 Oct 2012)
At connect.dpreview.com there is a fresh camera shootout between 1020, G2, Z1 and Galaxy S4 Zoom for those who like some details :-)
12. SonyXperiaNexus (Posts: 374; Member since: 01 Oct 2012)
Caution: Camera RIP (rape in progress)
Anyway, this should be compared with S4, LGG2 and i5s cameras, not 1020
22. akki20892 (Posts: 3901; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
no phone can compare with 1020. nokia lumia 1020 win.
both nokia and sony is superior company for me, both phones are great.
24. ArtSim98 (Posts: 3535; Member since: 21 Dec 2012)
It's better. But Z1 comes pretty darn close even with that slim design. Overall, I'm very impressed with both phones.
76. MobileKicker (Posts: 212; Member since: 19 Sep 2013)
Z1 is better
Cause it can capture photos underwater
But l1020 cant
2. No_Nonsense (Posts: 826; Member since: 17 Aug 2012)
The only shot were the Z1's noticably better is the flower shot. Under good light, it seems good to battle with the 1020 but not so much in low light.
18. itsdeepak4u2000 (Posts: 3718; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
Yes, I also noticed the same.
3. YuLeven (Posts: 50; Member since: 14 May 2013)
Nokia sweeped the floor with Sony this time.
10. Shatter (Posts: 2036; Member since: 29 May 2013)
You need to adjust your monitor settings if you think Nokia wins. These shots are super saturated on the Nokia 1020 and any photographer would point and laugh at you if you though saturation was better than natural color.
32. hmmm... (Posts: 78; Member since: 05 Jun 2013)
Nokia wins in moses cases, except for the flower in terms of details. Camera image saturation on Iphone is quite high yet it sells well. I prefer natural colours but saturated colours are more eye pleasing. Quite disappointed that Nokia didn't keep the natural colors like on the 808.
You can click on the source link there and see that L1020 actually did WIN.
He doesn't have to adjust his monitor. no point having natural colours if it can't resolve details.
33. shikroi (Posts: 187; Member since: 24 Sep 2012)
Most would also prefer sharper images. It depends on the taste of the photographer. Also "super saturated" is a bit hyperbolic.
60. noler (Posts: 323; Member since: 19 Aug 2013)
The final score is
1020 84 points Z1 67 points
61. Jaeel (Posts: 27; Member since: 18 Apr 2013)
Huh? Any photographer would know that color balance can be fixed in post-processing, but sharpness (detail) mostly cannot.
70. cc3493 (Posts: 158; Member since: 06 Jul 2013)
If you think fully fledged photographers are going to be using a PHONE to take photos you must be in a fairytale land. DSLR cameras are what they use buddy. These phones are not for professionals, they are trying to make people feel AS IF they are professionals. AND MOST people (target audience) prefer over-saturated images that have nice colours than compared to real-life images.
15. Tinker-Bell (Posts: 10; Member since: 14 Sep 2013)
To me, neither wins
5. lalalaman (Posts: 631; Member since: 19 Aug 2013)
Nokia FTW! all the way...:D..
Sony is good but Nokia is for real photography lovers...and those complaining for wp8...first use wp and then complain...it has grown so much past 6 months
7. sergiobr (Posts: 709; Member since: 25 Feb 2013)
Don´t come to fight with Nokia in cameraphone area. I personally prefer Android, but no one beats Nokia in camera quality, that´s the reason why my next phone will be a 1020. Unfortunately I´ll leave Android. I´d love a Note III with the pureview technology.
8. Tinker-Bell (Posts: 10; Member since: 14 Sep 2013)
Anyway, the galaxy s4 zoom will wipe out these two weak device for sure :)
16. itsdeepak4u2000 (Posts: 3718; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
Go home, you're drunk. :)
27. Tinker-Bell (Posts: 10; Member since: 14 Sep 2013)
When it comes to zoom, s4 zoom wins hands down, not these weaklings
41. pwnarena (Posts: 1129; Member since: 15 Feb 2013)
no, qx10 wins.
49. Fernandezxc (Posts: 42; Member since: 12 Mar 2012)
the s4 zoom is a camera that can make calls, not a phone
57. FCB-Eto (Posts: 37; Member since: 17 Aug 2013)
Then you'll wake up from your dream cause of the hangover you had! Dpr review had a shootout with the 1020,Z1,LgG2 and the S4 zoom and the zoom cam in last so please come again. Also I believe you get different results depending on whose behind the cam cause on Dpr the 1020 won yes but the Z1 managed to beat it on a couple of shots not to mention the 1020 always seems to produce surreal colors not true to real life.
71. phil2n (Posts: 487; Member since: 30 Apr 2012)
Wipe your a$$ maybe.. but not lumia nor Z1
9. DawsonLee (Posts: 26; Member since: 03 Apr 2012)
Nokia certainly wins in this comparison, but I'm still loving my Z1 :)
17. itsdeepak4u2000 (Posts: 3718; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
Nokia is still the king in camera phone.
19. Tinker-Bell (Posts: 10; Member since: 14 Sep 2013)
unfortunately, The sales deny it
20. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
In which way?
29. ihatesmartphone (unregistered)
In many ways...
Just admit it :D
31. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
Admit what?
34. shikroi (Posts: 187; Member since: 24 Sep 2012)
We all know sales aren't directly proportional to quality. The galaxy line will always sell more than HTC's and Sony's products. However since we are using your logic, I guess the sales of sony's products deny that they are of the highest quality.
52. NexusKoolaid (Posts: 480; Member since: 24 Oct 2011)
No, 1020 sales do not deny the quality of the camera. What they do say is that it takes more than a good camera to sell a phone.
21. Medel (Posts: 84; Member since: 31 May 2011)
Nokia Lumia 1020 Still the Winner! Best Camera Phone In the WORLD! :D
23. muser793 (Posts: 59; Member since: 15 Aug 2013)
sony is a damn joke in mobile industry, they must stick with their TV's , laptops , play station n ... :|
45. anleoflippy (Posts: 595; Member since: 03 Jan 2013)
25. iluvsonynokia (Posts: 144; Member since: 27 Aug 2013)
oh I can't judge,need to change profile name
26. Buddhikawi (Posts: 15; Member since: 06 Nov 2012)
Winner is much evident...!
28. wicpromd (Posts: 266; Member since: 20 Aug 2013)
Lumia with 1/1.5 inch sensor with Hump at the back vs Xperia Z1 in Slimmest design with 1/2.3 inch sensor
Shame on Lumia that Xperia Z1 is damm close and even better in.most of the shots
Z1 FTW because of No Hump and awesome Clearity
35. hmmm... (Posts: 78; Member since: 05 Jun 2013)
How is z1 even better in most shots? you can't even see the words taken with Z1, most sony compact cam with small sensors have the same problem, it has high noise and smudged.
Sony's algorithm are usually a miss. The Z1 one is no exception but the colour balance is quite good.
I have the Sony rx100, luckily it has a 1inch sensor and the algorithm isn't that bad.
I remember when Nikon used sony's sensor in their DSLR yet their pictures turn out much better than Sony's DSLR( with almost double the pixels.)
38. wicpromd (Posts: 266; Member since: 20 Aug 2013)
you are a Joker
Just take Sensor size of Xperia z1 and Z1 is having Realistic colours
not fake colours as Lumia 1020
and dpreview always complained about Lumia 1020 un-realistic colours
and Rx100 isnt that bad???
ur comment shows hate towaards sony
RX100 is the best compact camera ever made
even i use it with almost next to perfect Algorithms a
and yes Z1 came.close to Lumia 1020 with no Hump at the back ,in such a slim Design
43. shikroi (Posts: 187; Member since: 24 Sep 2012)
Realistic colors really aren't a big deal when there isn't much detail in an image. Sure natural colors are good, but its not the alpha and the omega of a good photograph like you are making it out to be. The z1's pics have blown out highlights and muddy details (due to noise reduction). If I have a picture with less than realistic colors and one with closer to life colors, but yet I can't read the label in the one with the more natural colors, I am going to go for the one with the saturation. No sense in complaining about color accuracy when you can't decipher details.
If I were to give a win to the z1 it would be the pic with the yellow flower, because it nailed the dynamic range, details and color accuracy better than the 1020. In that case the 1020's punchier colors and over exposure caused the details to be lost(however this could have been rectified with a manual adjustment of the exposure settings). Details are always first and foremost when determining a good picture.
46. sbw44 (Posts: 433; Member since: 04 Dec 2012)
I see your angle! at first when the z1 was released you said all the time how the z1 kills the 1020! Now when actual reviews like dpreview,gsmarena,engadget etc came out saying how this is the best camera phone you spin your excuse on the z1 came close to the 1020 with no hump! your a joke!
67. papss (unregistered)
I was about to say that same thing... He was trolling hard before the z1 was released and now he is back peddling.
37. shikroi (Posts: 187; Member since: 24 Sep 2012)
In none of these shots could the z1 be considered better. In all the case the 71 appeared noiser, muddier and blurrier. The 1020's crops had a lot more sharpness and clarity. Look at the first two shots, the low light shots, the shot with the goose and the last shot (the z1 fails miserably there).
42. pwnarena (Posts: 1129; Member since: 15 Feb 2013)
you have problems with your eyes. in the case of the yellow and pink flower shots, sony wins.
nokia wins the rest.
also, your statement that sony's is noisier in all cases is incorrect. in the first photo for example, sony's photo has less noise but lower details. details are more important so nokia wins.
still, color accuracy is on sony's side. it will never beat the 1020 though with the specs alone. it is the inferior camera between the two but it manages to take great enough photos to stand on its own.
44. shikroi (Posts: 187; Member since: 24 Sep 2012)
Yeah I redact my statement with regards to the yellow flower ( read the comment above the one you replied to) and the noise based on the first and third shots. I still think that Nokia did better on the pink flower shot.
30. UnlimitedSkye03 (Posts: 99; Member since: 27 Apr 2012)
I'm kinda impress, this is the best comparison I've ever seen :)
64. Deaconclgi (Posts: 405; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
Steve Litchfield always has amazing camera comparisons. You can find more comparison articles at the AAWP and AAS links below.
36. Snoobab (Posts: 175; Member since: 07 Dec 2011)
By Daniel P.???
More like, done by Steve Litchfield.
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The macabre and fantastic Literature of this century has been influenced of almost imperceptible way by the work of the great dreamer of Auburn (small point within North American geography); it is to say by the mind and hand of Clark Ashton Smith. This subtle force - but effective it has sailed like maddening incense in the brains of some of the most important writers of this type of Literature (Lovecraft and Bradbury, come immediately to our memory), piercing deep in his own narrative manifestations. Nobody - they recognize it or no, which stops these effects is to say the same thing seems to be free of that acid influence, of that exuberante and ominous prose: August Derleth, Moorcock, Bradbury, Lin Carter, Lovecraft, Sprague de Camp, Robert Howard, Sturgeon, to mention some. Its spell has demonstrated unsuspected seriousness. Its melancholic figure, in whose watched we appreciated that perversion with which Hermann Hesse characterizes to those who takes in himself Signo de Caín, and that is revealed to us in that book so little human, called Demian. In effect, Smith knew that abyss that does not have bottom (the endless Hell decipher in the excellent story "The inhabitants of the well" of Abraham Merritt (* 1)). He drank like Poe, Lovecraft or Emil Sinclair - the fictitious personage of the Demian novel -, or like Dante, the bitterest wine; the one that leads to immortality, because he kills the horrible Worm, that corrodes the life from its beginning. Their misled eyes demonstrate it. Their texts corroborate it, without possibility of appeal or defense.
He was born the 13 of January of 1893, in Long Valley. Once their parents left course to Auburn, he no longer would leave more there, as it happened to him to his great Lovecraft friend with his loved Providence, to which divinized in its prose and poetry. From Auburn he will travel mentally to the times of the old Hiperborea - giving a macabre aspect to this place that, of course, nothing has to do with the Traditional idea of such center (* 2) -. Like Lovecraft, he was enemy of modernity, and dedicated important part of his time to the creation of worlds absolutely differents from ours, where all the possibilities coexist in harmonious form. Its life would be simple, even precarious. Far from the money, the noise. From small it will little give remarkable and usual samples of love by the printed letter. Thus, for example, to very short age or it had completely devoured "Thousands and the One Nights" or the "British Encyclopedia". And this, according to Lin Carter, not one, but several times (* 3). The reading of dictionaries, together with the study, always self-taught, of some languages (he was written poems even in Spanish), will transform it into a man of great handling of concepts, which is appraised in the fluidity obtained in its better narrations.
Between its favorite authors can count: Ambrose Bierce, George Sterling, William Beckford, E.A.Poe, Charles Fort (the famous author of the strange "Book of the condemned", so many times mentioned by H.P.Lovecraft and August Derleth), Lovecraft, Baudelaire, Robert W. Chambers, Arthur Machen, specially. This as far as writers. With respect to his more dear sketchers, we can indicate to Harry Clarke, Rackham, Sime, and Alaistar (* 4). Some of these, like Clarke or Alaistar, are remarkable artists, possessors of the same "demoniac" dose that can be in smithians texts (* 5). In their beginnings like writer, Smith rambled by the circle of authors frequented by Jack London, Ambrose Bierce and George Sterling. With this last one he will have a very good friendship, that he will express himself in the quality of literary mentor who Sterling would have on Smith, and who will only interrupt itself with the suicide of the poet in November of 1926, done that it would mark our man deeply, and that would follow other unequal devastating effects: the suicide of the creator of "Conan the Barbarian", Robert E. Howard, in 1936, and the death of Lovecraft in March of 1937. These events are of importance, since with the death of this last one, Smith no longer will write with the quality and previous continuity, as if she leaves from his literary vigor lost quality with the death of his friends.
The first fantastic story of Smith (after of write some original poetries, he derived to a commercial Literature, who little interest presents/displays at the moment for the fans to Smith), is "The abominations of Yondo", published in the month of April of 1925, in the "Overland Monthly". Soon and thanks to the suggestions of Lovecraft, which already was its comrade to epistolar, Smith would begin to prove luck with which it would be the magazine of horror and more famous fantasy of all the times: Weird Tales. From there, authors like both would arise already mentioned, next to Robert Bloch, August Derleth, Robert E. Howard, Ray Bradbury, to only mention to some colossuses.
(1) - This story was published initially in the number of the 5 of January of 1918 in the famous All-Story magazine, and published in Spanish in the "Antología del miedo y terror ", of the Spanish publishing house Dronte. The influence of this work of Merritt - author of the novel best sellers of its time "The moon pool" - in authors as Lovecraft or same Smith is a subject not even deepened seriously by the students of Fantastic Literature. (2) - For knowing more about Hyperborea can be considered like general reference, the saying by the same Lin Carter in the introduction to the text compilation of C.A.Smith "Hiperbórea" (Publishing Edaf, Spain, 1978). From a Traditional perspective, some works of René Guénon are useful, like for example the test "Atlántis e Hiperbórea", published in the book "Formas tradicionales y ciclos cósmicos" (Publishing Obelisco, Spain.1984). At heart, which one is when we traditionally talked about Hyperborea, is to the idea of the Center, like symbol and place of which the purity emanates. It is also the place of the origins. However, Smith only occupies east name like literary tool, since he evokes in all the idea of something very remote, and of which history practically nothing knows. (3). It see the introduction of Lin Carter to the text of Smith "Zothique" (Publishing Edaf, Spain,1977) (4). See the letter sent by C.A.Smith to Virgil Finlay, the sketcher of Weird Tales, of date 15 of May of 1937. (5). Few texts, if there is more than one, have been published in Spanish where it studies to these sketchers of the exotic thing. The only one which we know is "En búsuqeda de Abraxas" (Felmar Editions, Spain, 1975) of N.Drury and S.Skinner, which is related to them, at least indirectly, and includes drawings of symbolists like Clarke, Alaistair and Spare, among others.
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August 4, 2005, 08:08 PM
Looks like we will be having this one in Albuquerque on the 27th at the city range.
Hope to see you there!
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August 7, 2005, 04:12 AM
more info please!!! time? who all's coming?
August 9, 2005, 10:26 PM
Probably Sam, Erich, and me.
Anyone interested in lunch or otherwise getting together let me know, as long as it is cheap.
August 11, 2005, 11:23 PM
If I'm not working, I'll try to make it.
August 12, 2005, 10:18 AM
what's everyone bringing....I may want to bring some ammo to test out other's firearms, if you choose to let me...
I'll be bringing my....
Sig 239 (9mm)
M1 Garand (30 '06)
and probably my Ruger 10/22 (.22 of course)
August 12, 2005, 10:34 AM
He, I'll be there as long as I am not on call. Be good to meet some THR NM members.
August 12, 2005, 06:17 PM
Well, Nate, if you want I can bring an AR in .223, and I will have a .45 cal 1911. Could also bring a shotgun if you are interested.
August 13, 2005, 09:31 PM
I am likely going to put in an appearance. I would love to meet some more gun people; I don't run into too many at UNMH.
I will mostly be shooting my AR and my new Kimber. But I am also probably going to bring my P35, 642, P3AT, FN shotty, model 66, Mk II. All of which any of you are welcome to try out.
I am completely tapped out of .308 :banghead: at the moment but more than happy to bring my SA58 along if anybody wants to bring some ammo to run through it.
My girlfriend wants to come but she is curious if there will be any other females there. I don't think she likes the extra attention of being the only female on the firing line.
August 16, 2005, 12:08 PM
not sure if my wife will be there or not...all depends if she has to work or not :/
August 16, 2005, 12:12 PM
don't want anyone bringing something they otherwise wouldn't on my account....that being said I'll get back to you on the .308 for the SA58 ;)
August 16, 2005, 01:40 PM
27th still looks good for me. I'l try to drag along my M1938 Mosin-Nagant perhaps an Enfield and of course my Springfield 1911. Also I will of course bring my M1858 Remington converted to .45 Colt.
hey Nick I spent 10 years at UNMH. I work over at HHNM now.
August 17, 2005, 09:31 AM
I'll try to make it. If I can I'll bring a passel of revolvers. (more than a few, less than a plethora.)
August 17, 2005, 10:08 AM
Where is the city range?
August 17, 2005, 12:15 PM
August 17, 2005, 03:27 PM
Well, closing on the new house just got bumped, so we'll be moving that weekend instead of this one. :(
Dagnabbit! Dealing with all of this real estate stuff makes me want to go shoot something!
Whole Hog
August 18, 2005, 10:03 PM
Dagnabbit is right! We're moving my daughter into a dorm at UNM this weekend, and even if we were doing it next weekend, I'd be too busy to shooting.
August 20, 2005, 11:33 PM
Just purchased a mosin nagant 91/30 @ Ron's today so I'll be bringing that the 27th also. That means a big negatory on bringing any SA58 food cuz the wife has cut me off.
August 21, 2005, 12:29 PM
Dang! I'm visiting SIL in Sandia Park, going home 8/23, or I'd love to join you all. We bought some property just south of Santa Fe & will be relocating next year, hope to meet some of you all then. Might I tap some of you for the 411 on local gun shops & ranges?
Best regards, M2
August 21, 2005, 12:55 PM
It'll be nice having you in the neighborhood!
August 23, 2005, 03:02 PM
How will I know you everyone when I see them? Here is a picture of me so you know who I is ;) I'm the guy in the black jacket on the right....
August 23, 2005, 04:54 PM
Didn't you get the memo? We all are wearing pink bowties and carnations in our lapels. ;)
August 23, 2005, 07:01 PM
We don't do no stinking bow ties.
Pappy taught me a long time ago
never trust anyone that:
Smiles all the time
Looks hungry all the time
Makes a habit of wearing a bow tie.
I'll be wearing a shirt that says
August 25, 2005, 01:25 PM
NB: I think NMShooter's report of 1200 at the range might be a tad on the optimistic side.
We're all meeting at Dos Amigos on 4th for brunch at 11:00 (all are welcome - restaurant is just S of the freeway, they do serve alcohol for those who would otherwise be CCWing :( ). We may get to the range by noon, but I'd bet closer to 12:15, 12:30.
August 26, 2005, 05:30 PM
I just picked up a couple bandoliers of Aussie .308 so the SA58 is back on the menu.
August 29, 2005, 01:14 PM
Good time, guys - thanks for coming out! :)
August 29, 2005, 11:49 PM
Next time we have a private area to shoot in.
Mr. Comissar "stay of the concrete" and his evil minions won't be able to steal our brass!
August 30, 2005, 05:09 PM
never found everyone....I got there around 12:30 and asked several people if they were from THR but found none. So I just shot by myself.
August 30, 2005, 05:59 PM
Sorry bout that Nate,
We were pretty much down at position 50 playing with my newfangled target and breaking in an M1. Ponz and I were the last folks off the range. Mr. "Stay off the concrete" had to run us off with this tactical PA system:D
We will do it again.
September 1, 2005, 01:06 AM
Next time I would like to organize a carpool if possible.
September 1, 2005, 01:30 AM
Works for me, although by the time we want to get together again, it might have to be a postal shoot. Gas is sky high and climbing. Im glad my buggy get good mileage. 53.6 on this trip.
September 1, 2005, 11:15 AM
Holy smokes, Sam!
September 1, 2005, 08:12 PM
Same story as Nate.
We were there from 12:30 until after 2 at 32 and 33.
I asked a half dozen people if they were from THR during the ceasefires which really seemed to weird them out. I guess most people don't go to the range to be social. They were giving me such weird looks that I stopped asking and just hoped somebody else would find us.
It was still fun though, banging away at the 200 yard gong.
Maybe next time.
September 2, 2005, 08:46 AM
Sorry guys.
Send me an email if you want to get on the NMShooters listserv (which is where this shoot originated). We all met up for brunch (as I let everyone know up-page) and got to the range later than noon (as I also said would happen). It's a shame we didn't get to meet you. (I noted a "Molon Labe" bumper sticker down by the range tower - must have been one of you all. :) )
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An American Haunting
|An American Haunting
Theatrical release poster
|Directed by
|Courtney Solomon
|Produced by
|Courtney Solomon
Christopher Milburn
André Rouleau
Maxime Rémillard
Allan Zeman
|Screenplay by
|Courtney Solomon
|Based on
|The Bell Witch: An American Haunting
by Brent Monahan
|Donald Sutherland
Sissy Spacek
James D'Arcy
Rachel Hurd-Wood
|Music by
|Caine Davidson
|Adrian Biddle
|Edited by
|Richard Comeau
|Distributed by
|Redbus Film Distribution (UK)
Odeon Films (Canada)
Freestyle Releasing (US)
Release dates
Running time
|90 minutes[1]
|United Kingdom
United States
|$14 million
|Box office
An American Haunting is a 2005 American horror film written and directed by Courtney Solomon. It stars Donald Sutherland, Sissy Spacek, James D'Arcy, and Rachel Hurd-Wood. The film was previewed at the AFI Film Festival on November 5, 2005 and was released in the UK on April 14, 2006 with follow-up in US theaters on May 5. The film is an international co-production between the United Kingdom, Canada, Romania, and the United States.[citation needed]
The film is based on the novel The Bell Witch: An American Haunting, by Brent Monahan. The events in the novel are based on the legend of the Bell Witch. The film switches from the 21st century to the 19th, and features a subplot about a recently divorced mother (Susan Almgren) whose daughter (Isabelle Almgren-Doré) is going through something like the same experience as Betsy Bell.
It is modern day and a young girl is running through the forest and runs into her house, trying to get away from something. It turns out it was just a dream that the young girl was having. Her mother comes in to remind her that she is going to go and stay with her father for the weekend.
Later, the divorced mother finds an old binder of letters from the 19th century. The letters are from a previous occupant of the house. The film switches to the early 19th century, focusing on a village that used to stand around the house, and the story of the Bell Witch is told.
John Bell is taken to church court, guilty of stealing a woman's land. The church lets him go because the loss of his honor is good enough. The offended woman, Kate Batts, who is infamous in the village over claims of witchcraft, hints that she means ill to him and his daughter, Betsy.
Soon, strange things start happening and John believes that Batts has cursed him. Betsy starts to look very sick and the haunting gets worse. She falls asleep in school, and her attitude towards people changes and she becomes very irritable. Her young teacher, Richard Powell notices the changes in her behavior. When the Bell family tells him of the events going on and that they are being caused by a spirit, he goes on to try to prove to them that that cannot be the case, as spirits are not real. Richard stays in the Bell's home, observing Betsy's behavior to try to prove to them that it is not supernatural. He is proved wrong, when he witnesses Betsy dangling off of the floor, as if someone is holding her up by her hair. Through the movie, it is implied that Richard is in love with Betsy.
Later, Betsy is raped by the spirit. John begins to get sick and sees ghosts as well. He goes insane and asks Batts to kill him but she refuses, telling him he cursed himself. John attempts suicide unsuccessfully.
Betsy finally has a revelation: the attacks on her and her father are caused by a supernatural being who was born out of her innocence and the reason for them are so she can "remember". She needed to remember that the true cause of her pain was that her father has sexually abused her. Lucy, Betsy's mother, has the same revelation, as she had witnessed the assault herself. Both had apparently repressed the incident. Betsy poisons her sick bed-ridden father with medicine while her mother watches. Betsy is then seen at her father's grave, and the narrator says that Betsy was never haunted from that point forward.
The story then returns to present day, where the mother has been reading the journal. Her daughter comes, saying that her father has come to take her for a weekend stay with him. She sends her daughter to her ex-husband, who is waiting outside. Betsy's apparition suddenly appears and cries "Help her!" The mother suddenly realizes that Betsy is trying to warn her that something is amiss between her daughter and her ex-husband.
She runs out of her house, only to catch a glimpse of her daughter's worried face out of the passenger side window of the car as she and her father drive away; it is implied that the father has already started sexually abusing her. The film ends with the mother running after the father's car.
- Donald Sutherland as John Bell
- Sissy Spacek as Lucy Bell
- James D'Arcy as Richard Powell
- Rachel Hurd-Wood as Betsy Bell / Entity Voice
- Matthew Marsh as James Johnston
- Thom Fell as John Bell, Jr.
- Zoe Thorne as Theny Thorn
- Gaye Brown as Kate Batts
- Sam Alexander as Joshua Gardner
- Miquel Brown as Chloe
Critical reception[edit]
An American Haunting was panned by critics, holding a 38/100 rating on Metacritic, indicating "generally unfavorable reviews".[3] Rotten Tomatoes reports a 12% rating from 68 reviews; the consensus states: "Well, it looks good. But wasn't it supposed to be scary?"[4]
See also[edit]
- ^ "AN AMERICAN HAUNTING (15)". Redbus Film Distribution. British Board of Film Classification. November 25, 2005. Retrieved February 18, 2014.
- ^ "An American Haunting (2006)". Box Office Mojo. Retrieved 2 August 2011.
- ^ An American Haunting Reviews, Ratings, Credits. Metacritic. Retrieved 2010-11-21.
- ^ An American Haunting Movie Reviews, Pictures. Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved 2010-11-21.
External links[edit]
- 2005 films
- English-language films
- 2005 horror films
- British films
- British horror films
- Canadian films
- Canadian horror films
- Romanian films
- Romanian horror films
- American films
- American horror films
- Films directed by Courtney Solomon
- Films set in the 1810s
- Films set in the 19th century
- Films set in 2005
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Authorities in Florida just charged two girls, ages 12 and 14, with a felony for bullying another 12-year-old until she took a suicidal jump off a tower. They're not charged in the death itself, but with aggravated stalking.
The Polk County sheriff described these girls as the chief tormenters of the victim, Rebecca Sedwick, and said authorities were spurred to action after the 14-year-old posted a taunting message on Facebook: "'Yes, I bullied Rebecca and she killed herself but I don't give a ...' and you can add the last word yourself," the sheriff said, quoting the post.
The girls aren't likely to spend any time in detention, because they don't have prior records. But this may be the first public case in which minors have been criminally charged for cyber bullying linked to a suicide. The court system is rarely the best way to punish young bullies. Yet let's say this is that rare case. As Emily Bazelon at Slate asked, what about the parents? Aren't they just as much — if not more — to blame?
The sheriff described the older girl as a chronic aggressor who tormented the victim for more than a year, and said her parents gave her back her Facebook access even after learning about her alleged bullying of Rebecca. If that's true, the parents could be booked for contributing to the delinquency of a minor, much like parents who give their kids alcohol, or hear of deviant behavior and don't respond to it.
"The question becomes, should they have known?" said Justin Patchin, co-director of the Cyber bullying Research Center and an expert in criminal justice. "Would a reasonable person have known? In some cases, the younger the child, the easier it is to hold parents accountable."
Age is a factor because it speaks to how much knowledge and control we expect parents to have. Think about it: If a first grader misses many days of school, it's probably not because she's sneaking out the back door to get stoned. An adult is more likely at fault for the truancy. A teenager might be a different story.
In this case, the ages of the defendants — one of whom is prepubescent — seem to straddle that line. Is a middle schooler old enough to be totally responsible for her own behavior? Or are her parents also partners in her delinquency?
It depends on the facts of the case. The parents of this 14-year-old maintain they often checked their daughter's online activity and don't believe she bullied Rebecca Sedwick to suicide. They say they are sure she was the victim of a Facebook hack. But the sheriff says that in addition to the Facebook confession, both girls made "incriminating statements" when they were arrested.
Investigators should explore the idea that the parents are potentially liable. Because if their denial was deliberately indifferent or negligent, it makes them enablers of their daughters' stalking. By deciding to throw the book at these kids, the sheriff may have ended the bullying — but missed those even more responsible.


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Other Exhibitions at the Denison Museum:
DRUCKWORKS: 40 Years of Books and Projects by Johanna Drucker
A distinguished writer, typographic poet, and scholar-critic, Drucker is a prolific creative artist with more than four dozen editioned artist's books to her credit. The DRUCKWORKS retrospective allows audiences to experience the course of her artistic development and offers insights into the evolution of the field of artists' books.
Book + Art: The Reading Room
This exhibition features books by several Ohio artists and is the result of sabbatical research conducted by Heather Lyle, Denison University archivist.
Graphix zines
In this exhibition, gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer (GLBTQ) artists and art movements are the subject of zines created by students in a course offered by Ron Abram, associate professor of art. Zines, short for fanzines or magazines, are short works that are self-published in either digital or print form.
"When I paint and draw, I try to present images that will be visually appealing to other people," the junior from Chaska, Minn., says. "With printmaking, I feel I can talk about what interests me more than what will be attractive to others."
The class, taught by Melissa Vogley-Woods, a visiting professor who specializes in printmaking, challenges students to investigate concepts of place, memory, environment and identity by creating "artist's books."
"Each book includes a variety of techniques, including mono-print, dry-point, screen printing, woodcut, letter press, linoleum cuts, collagraphs, rubbings, transfer and stencils," she says.
Using these methods, each student makes two editions of large accordion-fold books—one for themselves and one to donate to Special Collections in the Denison Library, which houses a collection of artist's books from around the world, with a focus on American artists in particular.
The theme of Johnson's book is "Home," and he used many of the techniques Vogley-Woods demonstrated—some in black and white, some in color—depicting memories of his own home, including drawings of his house and the surrounding woods.
"You have to surrender control," he says. "You roll on the ink, press the paper, and don't know what's going to happen until you see it. It's a very organic process."
The exhibition of student-made books is one of four exhibitions built around words and art on view at the Denison Museum until Saturday, May 11. For more info, visit denisonmuseum.org.


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The Preamble of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898
Justice (R) Dr. Munir Ahmad Mughal
Punjab University Law College; Superior Law College
June 1, 2011
The Preamble of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 states that it is " an Act to consolidate and amend the law relating to the Criminal Procedure". What is meant by this statement? The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 was passed and made a law in the British India on 22 March 1898. The British rule was established in 1857. The intervening period (1857-1898) was not a period without any law. There was general Criminal Procedure Code of 1861 (Act XXV of 1861). It was replaced by Act X of 1872. After a decade in 1882 a uniform law of procedure came in the form of Act X of 1882 for the whole of the British India. It was supplemented by a new Code in 1898.
Consolidation means bringing the scattered law at one place. Consolidation speaks itself that the law existed in the sub-continent prior to the process of consolidation. Why consolidation? It is done in the interest and betterment of the people subject to law when seen expedient by the competent legislature.
Amendment means modification by way of making addition, omission, or substitution in the already made law. Law maker has the right to rescind or repeal or amend the law. The expediency is to be seen by the legislature for doing so. An amendment is effective prospectively unless the law maker shows its intention in the very law that it will have retrospectively or from any particular date.
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U.S. Rep. Mac Thornberry on Tuesday announced he will seek re-election to represent Texas' 13th Congressional District. Thornberry, 49, also submitted his application for a place on the 2008 Republican primary ballot.
A native of Clarendon, Thornberry graduated from Clarendon High School and Texas Tech University, and later went on to the University of Texas Law School. He joined his brothers in the cattle business and began to practice law in Amarillo in 1989 and was first elected to Congress in 1994.
Thornberry has served on the House Armed Services Committee and the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. He is the top Republican on the Armed Services Committee's Subcommittee on Terrorism, Unconventional Threats, and Capabilities.
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When Scott Eastwood's father speaks, the 27-year-old knows exactly what to do.
"You just shut up and listen to him," the red-hot model/actor tells PEOPLE of father Clint Eastwood. "That's the best advice you'll get."
No lessons were needed Saturday when Eastwood was the special guest referee during a "bubble soccer match" at American Honey Bar-sity World Championships in Las Vegas.
"It looks like a cross between sumo wrestling and soccer," Eastwood said of the event at the Hard Rock Hotel. But soon it will be back to business, which includes owning a bar spending time with new girlfriend Jana Kramer and potentially working with his father.
"We're always trying to see if we can do things together," he said. "It's always really great to work with my dad, especially since he's in his 80s. I try to work with him as much as I can while he's still around."
The younger Eastwood made headlines in September when Town & Country magazine printed smoldering shots of the California native that evoked images of his father from his Dirty Harry days.
Scott kept fans under his spell when he posted another shirtless photo to his Instagram account later in the month, which showed him flexing his ample muscles on the set of Fury, the World War II movie he was filming with Brad Pitt and Shia LaBeouf.
Despite all the buzz about his body, the young actor brushes it off as no big deal.
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What is Apple planning?
In a rare display of pre-conference openness, Apple has revealed that it will showcase Mac OS X Lion, iOS 5 and – most importantly – its upcoming cloud service iCloud.
And yes, Steve Jobs will be there, and although his exact role hasn't been defined, he usually gives the keynote.
This sudden rush to tell us exactly what they're doing makes a change from previous events, where we would have to make a calculated guess (via some major hints from Apple).
Which, of course, leads me to wonder exactly what they're not saying. Could it be possible that we'll see the next generation of iPhone at the conference? Maybe a few new iPods? We'll have to wait and see.
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Clone troopers were the standard soldiers of the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars and the predecessors of the feared Imperial Stormtroopers. Clone troopers were an army produced by Kamino from the genetic stock of Jango Fett. Their armament included DC-15 blaster rifles and carbines as well as thermal detonators.
According to canon statements, approximately three million "units" of clonetroopers were produced during the Clone Wars, as production was slowed by the fact that it took ten years to raise a clone soldier to maturity. There is some dispute over what constitutes a "unit", as three million troopers would be an incredibly small number even to invade or defend a planet populated similarly to Earth, to say nothing of a galaxy-spanning government like the Galactic Republic. Naturally, this issue is very controversial in fandom.