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The Story (continued)
Bringing Up Baby (1938)
Later that evening in her apartment, Susan sews his torn coat tails, and learns that he has become exasperated trying to speak to Alexander Peabody about a museum donation. She surprises him by telling him that she knows Peabody well - her pet name for him is Boopie. She was planning to have dinner with him: "He'll do anything I ask him to. I'll wrap him around my little finger." Thinking she will help David, she proposes that they go to Peabody's house in Riverdale a half hour's drive away. Susan offers to drive, overcoming his objections that he is supposed to meet his fiancee Alice Swallow at Carnegie Hall. Framed in her first close-up of the film, Susan stops short when he tells her that he is going to be married the next day:
Susan: Engaged...(pause) to be...(pause) married?
David: That's right.
Susan: That's nice. Then she won't mind waiting, will she?...I mean, if I were engaged to you, I wouldn't mind waiting at all. I'd wait forever.
When they finally reach Peabody's suburban Riverdale house late that night, David thinks it looks familiar:
David: ...we've passed this one six times in the last hour.
Susan: Oh, but David, it was such a lovely night for a drive.
When Susan is unable to arouse anyone within the darkened house by ringing the front doorbell, she leads him around to the side of the mansion. He objects:
David: But Susan, you can't climb in a man's bedroom window!
Susan: I know, it's on the second floor.
She decides to throw a fistful of pebbles at Boopie's second-story bedroom window. David is nervous and makes subtle suggestions: "Oh, I know we ought to go now, but somehow I can't move," but Susan doesn't listen to him. The smaller stones don't awaken him, so she uses a larger stone just at the moment that he comes out on the balcony. Susan's aim clouts Peabody square in the forehead with a large rock, forcing them to run away from the scene.
When she drops David off after everything has gone awry, they exchange parting words, and she confidently predicts: "Everything's gonna be all right." During what he believes is his final farewell to her, he reveals his exasperation with her chaotic, lively nature, but also admits that she is an attraction for him during those rare "quiet moments":
Susan: Tomorrow, when Boopie's calmed down, we'll go and see him together.
David: Now, just a moment, Susan. Don't think that I don't appreciate all you've done but...there are limits to what a man can bear. And besides that, tomorrow afternoon, I'm gonna get married!
Susan: Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. What for?
David: Well, because...Well anyway, I'm gonna get married, Susan, and don't interrupt...Now my future wife has always regarded me as a man of some dignity. (She laughs.) Privately, I'm convinced that I have some dignity. Now it isn't that I don't like you, Susan, because after all, in moments of quiet I'm strangely drawn toward you, but well, there haven't been any quiet moments. Our relationship has been a series of misadventures from beginning to end, so if you don't mind, I'll see Mr. Peabody alone and unarmed.
Susan: Without me?
David: Yes. Without you and definitely without you! Now Susan, I'm gonna say goodnight and I hope that I never set eyes on you again. (He slams the car door.) Good night.
As David turns away from the car, he falls headfirst into the pavement in an out-of-control pratfall - another in "a series of misadventures" as a result of exposure to her.
The next day, David speaks twice on the phone - first to his fiancee, and then to Susan - the two poles of his "love impulse." He describes to Alice Swallow what happened the previous day:
Yes, I did see Mr. Peabody but I didn't see him...Yes, I spoke to him twice but I didn't talk to him.
She is primly dressed with her hair closely matted to her head. David is interrupted by a delivery man at his door with a package, just as he tells Alice: "Before we're married this afternoon, there's one thing we must have clear. I don't want any woman interfering with my affairs. It's fatal." The package contains a prehistoric animal's bone - the intercostal clavicle - the final bone needed to complete the reconstruction of the dinosaur in the museum. David calls it a "marvelous wedding present" for the day of his wedding. In a marvelous throw-away line as he leaves, the delivery man advises the bridegroom-to-be: "Don't let it throw ya." David makes plans to meet Alice at the museum with the bone.
Just after getting off the phone, Susan calls. In contrast to Alice, Susan wears a diaphanous white dress with billowing sleeves. She also has a request regarding an animal - this time a live one: "Do you want a leopard?" Susan has just received a tame, gentle three-year-old leopard named Baby from her brother Mark in Brazil. Baby affectionately snuggles against her legs. She guides Baby back into the bathroom and asks for him to come over because he is "the only zoologist" she knows:
The point is I have a leopard. The question is, 'What am I gonna do with it?'
When he refuses to help, she decides to trick him into believing that she needs to be rescued. Susan pretends that the leopard has attacked her - she trips clumsily over the phone cord, deliberately stumbles and knocks over a tray full of dishes and noisily runs the phone along the firescreen. To lure him to her apartment (when he questions: "Is it the leopard?"), she lets out excruciating screams. Convinced of the danger she faces, David heroically promises to rescue her:
Susan, Susan be brave. Be brave! I'll be right there, Susan. Hold it right there, Susan. Susan! Can you hear me? I'll be there, Susan!
With the package (and bone) under his arm, and the phone still in his hand, he rushes for the door to come to her rescue. He also falls flat on his face.
The following sequence of zany lines and actions is typical of the best screwball comedies. When he reaches her apartment and knocks frantically on her door, he is surprised to find her packed and wearing her traveling clothes. To prove her leopard story, she points in the direction of her bathroom. After convincing him that the leopard is attracted to a phonograph playing a song with his name ("I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby"), she conspires to lead him away from New York to Connecticut - away from being 'swallow-ed' by marriage:
David: Susan, why you're all right.
Susan: Yes, I'm all right.
David. You lied to me.
Susan: No...
David: Telling me a ridiculous story about a leopard.
Susan: No, it wasn't a ridiculous story. I have a leopard.
David: Well where is the leopard?
Susan: Right in there (gesturing toward the bathroom).
David: I don't believe you, Susan.
Susan: But you have to believe me. It's the absolute truth.
David: I've been a victim of your unbridled imagination once more. (He opens the bathroom door, and finds Baby snarling at him. He quickly slams the door and looks alarmed.)
Susan: That'll teach ya to go around saying things about people.
David: Susan, you've got to get out of this apartment.
Susan: But David, I can't. I have a lease.
David: Oh, it isn't that. You've got to get this thing out of here. (He moves toward the phone.) I'll fix it.
Susan: Don't worry about him. He's really all right. What are you going to do?
David: I'm going to call the zoo.
Susan: Oh no, you can't do that, David. Oh, that's the meanest thing I ever heard. He's a pet. He'd be miserable in the zoo. Listen, from my brother Mark from Brazil - (She reads part of her brother's telegram.) 'Dear Susan, I'm sending you Baby (that Baby), a leopard I picked up. Guard him with your life. He's three years old, gentle as a kitten and he likes dogs.' (An aside to herself) I wonder whether Mark means that he eats dogs or is fond of them. Mark's so vague at times. 'He also likes music, particularly that song I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby.'
David: Oh, that's absurd.
Susan: No, it isn't David. Really. Listen. (She puts the record on the victrola and begins playing it.)
David: This is probably the silliest thing that ever happened to me.
Susan: I know it's silly but it's true. He absolutely adores the tune.
David: Well, what's the difference whether it adores it or not?
Susan: It's funny that he should like such an old tune, isn't it? But I imagine that down in Brazil, they've got...
David: Oh stop this, Susan.
Susan: Oh David, let me show him to you.
David: Oh don't do that, Susan! Don't go near the door. Oh dear, dear, dear. (Frightened, he stands up on a coffee table with the clavicle held high in the air as Baby slinks out of the bathroom and is attracted to the revolving record.)
Susan: Now watch, David. You'll see. He'll go right toward the music. (Baby trots right up to the victrola and sniffs it.) Look at that. Isn't this remarkable? It loves singing.
David: Susan, if we put the victrola in the bathroom, will it go back in?
Susan: Oh yes, but the music sounds better out here, and besides, he likes it.
David: Oh, here it comes. Oh, now go away! (The leopard nudges David's feet.) Don't! Oh please, go away! Oh my, go away. I'm gonna get out of here. Oh, oh Susan, I don't like leopards.
Susan: Just think of him as being a house tabby. (Baby bites on David's trouser's leg and affectionately plays with his cuff.)
David: Well I-I don't like cats either.
Susan: Stand still, David. Don't be nervous.
David: Oh, oh, make him stand still.
Susan: Don't be silly, David. You can't make a leopard stand still.
David: Susan, do something. Turn off that victrola.
Susan: I don't think it's the music, David. I think it's you. (She turns off the music.) David, I think you've found a real friend. (Baby is sprawled on his back, playing with David's shoe.) Look, isn't it affectionate? Just like a little baby kitten. I never saw anything take such a liking to anyone in my life. It would follow you anywhere.
David (backing up toward the door): I wish it wouldn't.
Susan: We shan't have any trouble taking it to Connecticut.
David: Connecticut?
Susan: My farm in Westlake, Connecticut.
After she has introduced him to Baby [a symbol of her own free, unbridled sexuality and interest in him], David refuses to go with her to take the leopard to her Aunt Elizabeth's farm in Westlake, Connecticut: "I will not be involved in any more of your hair-brained schemes!" Susan protests: "It's not a hair-brained scheme!" and delivers a breakneck speed response, defending her plan to take her new pet by car from New York to Connecticut:
Imagine Aunt Elizabeth coming to this apartment and running smack into a leopard! That would mean an end to my million dollars! If you had an aunt who was gonna give you a million dollars if she liked you and you knew she wouldn't like you if she found a leopard in your apartment, what would you do?
David quickly answers: "I don't know" and then tells her: "There are only two things in the world I have to do. Finish my brontosaurus and get married at three o'clock." When she calls him a "quitter," he stalks out of the room, not knowing in his denial that she has sent Baby to follow him down the stairs and out into the street. The leopard casually trails behind David as he strides away with the bone package confidently under his arm. When David realizes that the leopard won't leave him alone, he gives in.
The next scene cuts to both of them in her car on their way to Connecticut with Baby. Sitting in the back seat, Baby is framed between them in the front seat. David accuses her of trickery but she again assures him that everything's under control:
David: You tricked me into this trip...Oh, look at the road...Oh, oh dear. I have a feeling something horrible is going to happen.
Susan: Oh no, David, everything's going to be alright.
David: I don't care anymore. (Baby sprawls over the front seat between them.)
Susan: (To Baby) Hello. Aw, what's the matter? Did you get lonely?
David: Susan, if you know any shortcuts, please take them.
Susan: We're gonna be there in no time now. David, really!
David Because all I want to do is deliver this leopard, take the first train back to town, and forget the last twenty-four hours ever happened.
Susan: Oh, well, now what's wrong with the last twenty-four hours? I've had a wonderful time.
David: Susan! Susan, I don't know. You look at everything upside down. I've never known anyone quite like you.
In her second case of bad driving, Susan rear-ends a truck carrying a load of chickens, causing fowl to fly everywhere. Holding onto Baby's tail to restrain him doesn't work, so she suggests they sing I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby. But Baby gets away and attacks the fluttering poultry (off-screen). When they continue their journey, David is fuming and covered with chicken feathers - annoyed that he had to pay for Baby's expensive meal - "an assortment of ducks and chickens, not to mention a couple of swans" that cost him $150. Off-screen, he had to wrestle the leopard in the middle of a pond.
Before getting to the farm, they stop in the small Connecticut town to get the hungry Baby some meat at the market. David asks the bewildered butcher for 30 lbs. of raw sirloin steak for his baby:
David: I want thirty pounds of sirloin steak, please.
Butcher: Did you say 'thirty pounds'?
David: Yes, that's right. Thirty pounds.
Butcher: How will you have it cut?
David: Oh, just in one piece.
Butcher: Are you gonna roast it or broil it?
David: Neither, it's gonna be eaten raw.
Butcher: Yeah...Say, do you grind this up before you eat it?
David: Oh, oh, this isn't for me. It's for Baby.
Outside, Constable Slocum (Walter Catlett) writes Susan a ticket for parking illegally in front of a fire plug (even though she had earlier assured David, "Don't worry about that"). By sidetracking him and getting him off the subject, she tricks the small-town constable into believing that the car isn't really hers. When Baby leaps into the adjacent car, Susan carries through on the trick ("I'm not parked next to a fire plug") by driving away to the farm in the second car - a stolen car. Coincidentally, the car is owned by Dr. Lehman!
In her Aunt's farmhouse garage, David and Susan sing to Baby to entertain the wild animal and lure it into an enclosed pen. To keep David around for a while in Connecticut and to prevent him from returning to New York to be married, she makes it impossible for him to leave, even though she encourages his marriage:
I want you to get married. I think you should be married. I think every man should be married. But I don't think that any self-respecting girl will marry you looking the way you do.
After suggesting that he take a shower to clean up, Susan steals his clothes and tells the maid/cook Hannah Gogarty (Leona Roberts) to take his garments into town to be pressed and cleaned. Susan picks up the package that he has deposited on the bed, asking: "What's in the box?" She is disappointed when she looks inside: "Oh, it's just an old bone!" Then, she calmly leaves David to take her own shower, promising him again, "Everything's gonna be all right."
The door to his bathroom opens to give a partial, inside glimpse of his shadowy silhouette dressing - he is forced to put on the only available article of clothing he can find there. When he emerges, he is wearing a frilly, fur-trimmed woman's dressing gown - and he has shed his glasses. Dressed foolishly, and disgusted by his appearance, David looks for the gardener whose clothes he hopes to borrow. He is furious, muttering under his breath about Susan: "Of all the conceited, spoiled...scatterbrained...A man who gets you is gonna have a lifetime of misery."
While searching for other clothing, David is interrupted by the ring of the doorbell. He answers the door when Susan's elderly, imposing Aunt Elizabeth (May Robson) - or Mrs. Carlton Random - arrives. Mortified, she insistently questions him about his strange attire, thinking he's crazy for wearing a boa-collared nightgown. David finally shouts and makes a ridiculous, improvised leap straight up in the air to prove how humiliated, frustrated, and emasculated he has become [the exclamation has been recognized as the moment in film when the meaning of the word 'gay' changed]:
Aunt: Who are you?
David: Who are you?
Aunt: But who are you?
David: What do you want?
Aunt: But who are you?
David: I don't know. I'm not quite myself today.
Aunt: Well, you look perfectly idiotic in those clothes.
David: These aren't my clothes.
Aunt: Well, where are your clothes?
David: I've lost my clothes.
Aunt: But why are you wearing these clothes?
David: Because I just went gay all of a sudden!
Into the front hall entrance comes an incessantly barking, wire-haired terrier named George (best known as Asta from The Thin Man series with William Powell and Myrna Loy). David is prevented from speaking about his predicament by the dog's loud yapping and the arrival of Susan's indulgent chattering. She explains to her Aunt that David is a friend of her brother's from Brazil and that David is on the verge of a nervous breakdown. David mutters behind her:
I'm a nut from Brazil.


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My favorite kind of pizza is plain cheese pizza. For roughly twenty years of my life, in fact, this was the only pizza I would eat. Occasionally pepperoni. Once or twice I tried "kielbasa" and I did not understand how it was any different from sausage. But, really, up until I was of the legal age to imbibe alcohol there was only one pizza for me, and that pizza was cheese. (The reason our legal drinking age factors in here is because I was in Paris when I turned twenty-one and that was when I was really adventurous with my food choices, and thus I discovered all the other delicious pizzas out there in the world, especially during the weekend I was in Italy when I ate pizza for three meals a day, three days straight!).
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Sometimes when I'm thinking about what I want for dinner and I'm mulling my options with a friend or roommate or my brother's cat, if someone mentions pizza then that's it, we are getting pizza. If it's not already on my mind (which it almost always is), and then someone else puts it on my mind, then there is almost no way I'm going to be eating anything other than pizza.
Here's another important thing about my love affair with pizza: I am not a pizza snob. I love it all. I love Ellio's, which is barely pizza, and I love the pizza you get at movie theaters and I love the Whole Foods pizza and I love Domino's thin crust and I loved the pizza that was served in my dining hall in college, and I love breakfast pizza and I love salad pizza and I love all the fancy highfaluting pizzas you can get at fancy pizzerias or make at home in your very own kitchen. It's all good. Of course I have pizza preferences (thin crust, no chicken, never deep dish), but all in all, if it's pizza then I'm going to love it.

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Big movers on little volume
I'm using Amibroker and daily data from Yahoo groups. Found lots of stocks that have made big moves, up and down.
The problem is that the volume shows like 50(?). Is it safe to buy such stocks?
At the time of selling there may be nobody willing to buy.
Have heard quite a few stories of people getting stuck after buying such stocks so what is it really like?
Please share your experiences.
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IN Technical Analysis IF PRICE is KING, VOLUME is QUEEN!
Stock Volume is the daily number of shares of a security that change hands between a buyer and a seller.
Volume is a trader's second best friend (afterall Trend is the first best friend of any trader!!).
Volume offers a complete picture of the market.
Volume can help determine the health of an existing trend.
Specialty volume for indexes and volume-based technical analysis are very good indicators for predicting index shifts.
Volume is the indication of supply and demand. It's defined as the number of units traded during a time period. This number is significant in that it supports the prevailing price trend.
The technical analysis of volume is a basic yet very important element of market timing strategy. Volume provides clues as to the intensity of a given price movement.
Minute-by-minute trading volume shows the reversal points of the market, and therefore when to buy and sell!
Currently when a change in sentiment occurs in the market, most people don't find out until it is too late. This can be costly to an investor. Trading volume offers investors an invaluable tool to know when and where a change in sentiment is going to occur, and act accordingly.
Intraday volume helps you see where a stock is being repeatedly bought as it dips. Likewise, towards the end of a rally, a wide volume spike often signals that the move is at an end, at least short-term. If you weren't aware of it before, you should be starting to see why volume is a trader's best friend.
Additionally, unlike many indicators, volume is applicable to every timeframe. How can this be? Simple: volume is a measure of sentiment. Fortunately for us, human nature is the one ever-present constant of the stock market. Never forget that fact. Once you have your own emotions under control as a trader, knowledge of this profound fact will guide you ever after as reliably as the Northern Star guides a lone sailor across a vast sea. Now you should really be starting to see why volume is a trader's best friend.
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Re: Big movers on little volume
I have another volume related issue to discuss for a wider understanding:
A) How is volume different from liquidity on a trading basis.
B) How does one deal with certain counters that show strong movement in either direction on low volume/liquidity. A few examples are Madras Cement, Financial Technologies and Infotech Enterprises. As I hold position in these and track daily, I see them trading their trends firmly on meagre volume and with minimal volatility, almost always.
Look forward to your elucidation.
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Price is king , Volume is queen and you Traderji are an Ace. Truly a guiding light for us.
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An institution is said to have liquidity if it can easily meet its needs for cash either because it has cash on hand or can otherwise raise or borrow cash.
A market is said to be liquid if the instruments it trades can easily be bought or sold in quantity with little impact on market prices.
An asset is said to be liquid if the market for that asset is liquid.
The common theme in all three contexts is cash. A corporation is liquid if it has ready access to cash. A market is liquid if participants can easily convert positions into cash. An asset is liquid if it can easily be converted to cash.
The three components of market liquidity:
1) tightness is the bid-ask spread;
2) depth is the volume of transactions necessary to move prices;
3) resiliency is the speed with which prices return to equilibrium following a large trade.
It is always safer to invest in liquid assets than illiquid ones because it is easier for you to get your money out of the investment.
Therefore liquidity is:
1. The degree to which an asset or security can be bought or sold in the market without affecting the asset's price. Liquidity is characterized by a high level of trading activity.
2. The ability to convert an asset to cash quickly.
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Hello Traderji,
Thanks very much again for a most articulate response to my query.
Always look forward to your teachings.
Re: Big movers on little volume
Thanks, Traderji. One more question.
When the volume is so low, how are these stocks doubling and tripling in value and there is no trading during the day? Every day the stock gaps up.
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Blair was born Martha Jean Lafferty in Altoona, PA on April 23rd, 1921.� The actress, who began her career as a big band singer, signed with Columbia Pictures in the early '40s, where notable roles included Eileen in My Sister Eileen (opposite Rosalind Russell as Ruth) and Broadway.� Other film credits included Once Upon a Time (opposite Cary Grant), Something to Shout About, Tonight and Every Night (starring Rita Hayworth), The Fabulous Dorseys and The Black Arrow.
Blair played Nellie Forbush in a touring production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's South Pacific; she starred in that musical for over 3 years, and claimed to never have missed a performance.� She was also seen in a national tour of Mame, with Bells Are Ringing and Follies among other theatre credits.
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Her TV credits included "The Ford Theatre Hour," "The United States Steel Hour," "A Connecticut Yankee," "One Touch of Venus" (in which she played the title role), "The Chevy Mystery Show," "The Outer Limits," "Destry," "Marcus Welby, M.D.," "Fantasy Island," "The Love Boat," and "Murder, She Wrote."� The latter marked her last TV appearance.
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I am knitting a sweater which has a two toned brioche collar knitted in the round. I have instructions for the stitch but I would like to view a tutorial using the continental method of knitting. All tutorial I have found do not use this method and for me they are just to busy. There are too many things going on at the same time.
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Check this link. http://www.google.com/search?q=continental+knitting+brioche+stitch&sourceid=opera&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&channel=suggest I googled continental knitting brioche stitch and it looks like you might find something useful there.
I did check the link out, but none of the choices really applied to me. One was showing how to knit the brioche stitch with 2 colors but it was a flat piece and no sound! One showed how to do it in the round but only with one color and again no sound. The rest of them did not use the continental method of knitting.
Why is it difficult for you to follow a video that isn't continental? The stitches are formed the same way, no matter which hand holds the yarn.
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I don't think there is a video for that specific method and stitch. I looked a bit, too.
There are directions for the two-color brioche in the round on this site which is part of the home for all thinks brioche. Alas, they're not big on videos but the directions are clear and may help. Perhaps in combination with the video that GG linked to?
I found one. Just typed in "Two toned Brioche stitch in the round continental method" and on youtube was a very good video showing the method. Thank you all for your responses. By the way, if you are using the continental method the American method does confuse things quite a bit, because you move the yarn all over the place, unlike the continental it just stays in place.
I knit english and don't move my yarn all over the place. If you do ribbing you do have to move it back and forth for the knit and purl ribbing or seed stitch, but you have to in continental as well, unless you're doing norwegian purl. Many continental knitters get the wrong idea about english knitting, it's not as awkward as the learn how videos show, mostly because it's slowed down a lot so you can see how the needle is inserted and the yarn wrapped. Most of us don't knit like that at all.
I'm sorry watching knitting videos that aren't in the Continental style is not helpful to you, it must be extremely frustrating and make thing much more difficult. I find them very helpful. Maybe you could supply the link to the video you found, I'd like to watch it. I keep working on holding the yarn in my right hand because I think it would be great to knit both ways but so far I've not been able to purl well that way. For using two colors I don't think I'd really need to purl so maybe when I try that again it will be OK. I also find that if I watch one video and get something from it and then another and get something from it, I can usually manage to learn most anything.
I also knit English pretty fast w/o moving it much. It depends on how you carry/tension it I think. I've seen continental knitters move it around because its not tensioned like most do.
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You can buy motion activated sprinklers. Position one in the right spot and when cats get anywhere near the motion detector, they will get wet. Also, if there is a TNR program in your area, you can call them and have them set up traps. They will catch the cats, neuter them, then return them to the area. With these strays neutered, they'll be much less inclined to spray.
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I agree that keeping your grill inside the garage is a good idea, but if it's hot or built in, that's not possible. Consider purchasing the garden plant Coleus Canina, sometimes referred to as "Scaredy Cat" or "Scardy Plant." Cats will avoid this plant. It is an attractive plant with appealing foliage and blue spiky flowers, but it releases an odor that deters cats. Humans can only smell the plant when it is touched. The plant is an annual, so this may be a good solution for the warmer months.For the least expensive solution, try a few natural scent repellents. Cats do not like the smell of citrus, so orange, lemon or grapefruit peels scattered around your house may deter them. Coffee grounds, too, give off an odor cats find unpleasant. These can be sprinkled in areas where you don't want cats to go, such as gardens or flowerbeds. Lavender oil, citronella oil, and peppermint oil are also scents cats find disagreeable. Do not put birdfeeders out which attract birds and then cats.
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You could try used coffee grounds in your garden but I agree with the TNR. Find a local group or city agency that can get them trapped and altered. Best for all involved. You will have dozens in no time...they will just keep multiplying. :(
You may even find a group that rescues and socializes ferals and gets them adopted!
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Bachelor of Arts in Art History: Admissions Requirements
The BA in Art History program has a special application procedure for both external and internal candidates. All applicants must supply a writing sample (see below) to be considered.
Incoming First-Year Students
The application for incoming first-year students requires a five- to seven-page (1,250–1,750 words) writing sample, SAT/ACT scores, TOEFL scores when required (min. 96), letter of recommendation, a high school transcript (min unweighted GPA 3.0), a portfolio of five to 10 pieces of visual work, and a personal statement.
For their first year, BA in Art History students take primarily studio courses as part of the year-long Contemporary Practices program. These courses provide students with foundations in art practice and visual thinking that grounds advanced-level coursework in Art History, which begins in the sophomore year.
Transfer Students
The application for incoming transfer students requires a five- to seven-page (1,250–1,750 words) writing sample, SAT/ACT scores, TOEFL scores when required (min. 96), letter of recommendation, transcript of courses taken at other institutions (min. unweighted GPA 3.0), a portfolio of five to 10 pieces of visual work, and a personal statement. Transfer applicants are considered individually with regard to the acceptance of previous credit and studio requirements.
A minimum of 66 credit hours are required in residence at SAIC, so most transfer students will apply before their junior year. On admittance, transfer students may petition for Contemporary Practices studio courses to be substituted with other coursework. Most transfer students, however, will take at minimum the core and research studio courses designed for transfers by the Contemporary Practices department.
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Internal applicants are also required to submit a writing sample five- to seven-page (1,250–1,750 words) writing sample, a personal statement, and a transcript of courses at SAIC in order to be considered for a degree change to the BA in Art History. In some cases, an interview may be required.
There are two application deadlines for internal applicants every year: October 15 and March 15. Applications for transfer are only reviewed at these times. Students who are unsuccessful may reapply in a subsequent semester with a different writing sample. Because the BA in Art History is substantially different in its credit makeup than other programs at SAIC, most students will have applied for an internal transfer before the end of their sophomore year. Only in exceptional cases will junior-level students be considered for internal transfer.
Internal transfer applicants must submit a single PDF document with contact information, student ID number, personal statement, transcript of courses transferred into and taken at SAIC, and writing sample with illustrations. Unofficial transcripts from the registrar or academic advising are acceptable and should include all courses taken at SAIC as well as those transferred from other institutions. Screen shots or other lists will not be accepted. The transcript should be incorporated into your single application PDF after your cover page with identification, personal statement, and writing sample. This should be sent to the Department of Art History, Theory, and Criticism's Undergraduate Coordinator (email@example.com) before the fall or spring application deadline for internal transfers.
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The writing sample is one of the most important parts of the application and should demonstrate applicants' ability to express their ideas and knowledge in written form. Successful writing samples will demonstrate clarity of argument, facility with written language and grammar, and an ability to incorporate and cite research materials. Any expository essay that incorporates research will be considered, and a writing sample in art history is not required (though it is encouraged, especially for transfer applicants). Writing samples should be five to seven pages in length (1,250–1,750 words) for incoming first-year applicants and transfers at the freshman or sophomore level. Any student who wishes to apply for transfer into the BA in Art History program at the level of junior should submit a writing sample of at least seven to 10 pages (1,750–2,500 words). Relevant illustrations and bibliography should be included with the text but are not considered when calculating page limits.
External students must include a visual portfolio as part of their application. In addition to the writing sample, five to 10 pieces of your best and most recent work must be submitted as part of the portfolio. This collection should reflect your interests, skills, and willingness to explore, experiment, and express yourself.
The BA in Art History program incorporates studio practice as essential knowledge for work in art history, and all BA in Art History students take studio classes while at SAIC. Because the first-year studio foundations experience is shared with all SAIC BFA students, incoming applicants should expect to be immersed in visual and creative practices. While the writing sample and transcript are the most important parts of a BA in Art History application, applicants should use the portfolio to demonstrate their facility with visual making. In addition to conventional studio and design work, students may also submit alternative creative practices (for instance, video blogging, website design, or online curation). Transfer applicants with little experience in studio or design practices are encouraged to consider these alternatives. Questions about what can be part of the visual portfolio should be addressed to the Admissions office.
The Admissions office at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) is dedicated to assisting you and your family through every step of the college selection process. We are interested in getting to know you—your work, your expectations for college, and your ambitions for the future. We seek students who wish to immerse themselves in an intense interdisciplinary environment, and we hope to challenge the very notion of what art means to you and to our society. SAIC provides a sophisticated education that hones your unique abilities as a contemporary thinker and maker in a global community.
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Blogger Alex of Wellsung enters the perennial clapping- / no-clapping-between-movements fray.
[D]espite the opinion of some that clapping between movements is a sort of trick the sand/head[-]bound classical elite uses to keep the potential prole Beethoven lovers in the dark, I feel I must reaffirm that inter-movement silence should be seen as progress in concert protocol, not some snobby t[r]ick to be eliminated.
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And as Alex reminds us, referencing a billboard poster proclaiming the sinister truth: "Only communists clap between movements."


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The question has been asked many times over the last few years: Is Tiger Woods back?
It was asked when he finished fourth in the Masters in 2010 after almost five months out of the game following the revelations about his private life in late 2009.
It was asked again almost two years later when he climbed back into the world's top 10 with victory at the Arnold Palmer Invitational after a slump in form had seen him drop outside the top 50.
And it was asked again, with far more conviction, when the 14-time major winner returned to the very top of the rankings last month with his third win of the season.
However, as far as Woods is concerned, it is not even the right question.
"I don't want to become as good as I once was, I want to become better," Woods said before the win at Bay Hill which took him above Rory McIlroy to the world number one spot he last occupied in October 2010. "We'll see."
Becoming better than the player who once dominated the world of golf and won 50 per cent of the major championships he entered between 2000 and 2002 is an extremely tall order, but Woods knows winning more majors is the only way to do it.
And what better place to start than Augusta National for the US Masters, the only major Woods has never missed since turning professional in 1997 and scene of his first crushing victory that year, a 12-shot triumph which warned of the future dominance to come.
Since claiming his fourth Green Jacket in 2005, the only time Woods has finished outside the top six at Augusta was last year, when he tied for 40th with - coincidentally - a certain Rory McIlroy.
Few would have guessed then the marked contrast between the pair's form heading into the first major of 2013. Woods has won three times this season already; McIlroy had not made three halfway cuts before the late addition of the Valero Texas Open to his schedule this week.
The Northern Irishman also famously walked off the course midway through the second round of his defence of the Honda Classic, and although he handled the subsequent apologies superbly - admitting the pain from a wisdom tooth did not excuse his actions - major doubts remain about his decision to switch clubs and sign a multi-million pound deal with Nike at the start of the year.
From tournament favourite at the start of the year, McIlroy has now slipped behind Woods and Phil Mickelson in the betting, with the 23-year-old seeking a third major title in just his fifth appearance at the Masters.
McIlroy has not even finished in the top 10 before, although that statistic is somewhat skewed by his share of 15th in 2011 when he led by four shots after three rounds before collapsing to a closing 80.
In contrast, Mickelson has finished in the top seven 11 times in the last 14 years and only missed last year's play-off between Bubba Watson and Louis Oosthuizen by two shots after running up a triple bogey on the fourth in the final round.
The bad news for European fans is that there has not been a single non-American winner on the PGA Tour this year; a marked contrast to 2012 when Ryder Cup team-mates McIlroy, Justin Rose and Luke Donald won in consecutive weeks in the month before the Masters.
Rose, Donald and Lee Westwood are all still looking to break their major championship ducks, although all three have had chances at Augusta.
Donald was third on his debut in 2005 and fourth in 2011, Rose was eighth last year and fifth in 2007 and Westwood - playing his last major before turning 40 - was second in 2010 and third 12 months ago.
Ian Poulter has also enjoyed two top 10s in the last three years, while Sweden's Peter Hanson led by a shot going into the final round last year and recovered after early struggles to finish alongside Mickelson, Westwood and Matt Kuchar in third.
But all eyes will, initially at least, be watching to see if Woods can win a fifth Green Jacket and a first since 2005.
That would take his major tally to 15 and within three of Jack Nicklaus, and even if he cannot recapture his absolute best form, his current best might well be good enough.
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Glencore Says 2012 Profit Drops 25% Amid Waning Commodity DemandJesse Riseborough
Glencore International Plc, seeking to buy Xstrata Plc in a $33 billion all-share bid, said 2012 adjusted profit fell 25 percent as slowing global growth eroded demand for the raw materials it produces and trades.
Net income excluding significant items dropped to $3.06 billion from $4.06 billion a year earlier, the Baar, Switzerland-based company said today in a statement. That compares with the $3.14 billion median estimate of five analysts compiled by Bloomberg. Sales rose 15 percent to $214.4 billion. Net debt climbed 19 percent $15.4 billion.
Glencore joins the biggest mining companies BHP Billiton Ltd., Rio Tinto Group and Anglo American Plc in reporting declining profits. The Standard & Poor's GSCI gauge of 24 raw materials rose 0.3 percent in 2012, its worst year in four. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. forecasts raw materials will gain 1.1 percent in 12 months, while Citigroup Inc. called an end to the commodities "super cycle" of rising demand last November.
"Despite the challenging environment faced by the mining industry, Glencore delivered organic growth in its industrial businesses which complemented a robust performance in its marketing operations," Chief Executive Officer Ivan Glasenberg said in the statement. "As we look ahead to 2013, we remain focused on ensuring that we maximise the potential of the expanded Glencore platform irrespective of prevailing economic conditions."
Glencore declined 1.9 percent to close at 369.95 pence in London yesterday. The stock has risen 5.3 percent this year, giving the company a market value of 26.3 billion pounds ($40 billion). It declared a final dividend of 10.35 cents a share.
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Net income attributable to shareholders fell 75 percent to $1.004 billion, Glencore said.
The world's biggest publicly traded commodities supplier last week pushed back a deadline to complete its acquisition of Xstrata as it awaits a ruling from China on the transaction. The takeover adds coal, nickel, copper and zinc mines to create the world's fourth-largest mining company.
Approval from China is the final hurdle to completing the acquisition. Glencore today extended the deadline to April 16 from March 15. Separately, Xstrata, 34 percent owned by Glencore, today reported a drop in adjusted net income to $3.65 billion.
The combined company will have sales of about $250 billion this year, according to Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. analyst Paul Gait. It will get about 40 percent of an estimated $10.8 billion of earnings before interest and tax from its copper mining business this year, according to estimates from Macquarie Group Ltd. analysts Jeff Largey, Alon Olsha and Daniel Lurch.
Xstrata Savings
"A key focus for investors will be whether Glencore/Xstrata will increase targeted annual synergies or outline further cost savings initiatives," the analysts wrote. "In addition to the already identified annual $500 million of earnings before, interest, tax, depreciation and amortization synergies Glencore/Xstrata could provide further details on possible additional synergy potential following the merger."
The marketing or trading operations will be the second-biggest unit, providing about 26 percent of Ebit, Macquarie said in a Feb. 27 note. About 10 percent of Ebit will come from coal mining and 13 percent from zinc, it said.
The group will have interests in about 35 coal mines in Colombia, Africa and Australia, and make up about 10 percent of global seaborne exports of the fuel. It will also be the world's third-biggest producer of mined copper, the largest zinc miner, and the biggest exporter of coal burned by power stations.
The company will have about 11 percent of the 13 million metric-ton global zinc market and about 40 percent of the 1.9 million tons of the metal produced in Europe. It will employ 130,000 people.
Net income excluding exceptional items shrank 26 percent to $1.8 billion in the first half. At the time, Glasenberg, 56, said the company didn't anticipate "any material improvement in overall market or economic conditions in the near term."


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The IUP Tuba and Euphonium studio, under the direction of Dr. Zach Collins, is set to present OcTUBAfest 2011 starting Friday, October 14, 2011, and running through Thursday, October 27.
This year's festival features two guest artists, including Richard Murrow, freelance tubist and professor of tuba and euphonium at Texas Christian University, and Jason Ham, solo euphoniumist and member of the West Point Band.
After a success in presenting a "Tubaphonium Musical" in 2010, the IUP Department of Music will once again present a musical written, rehearsed, acted, and performed by the members of the IUP Tuba and Euphonium Studio.
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Japan on a stickJoanna Savill
Published: April 23 2013 - 3:00AM
No, Sepia hasn't turned into a Japanese restaurant. But chef Martin Benn likes his yakitori - technically, the Japanese art of grilling chicken (although the term can be used for anything grilled on a skewer). At the heart of the process is binchotan charcoal, which is prized for its subtle smokiness and superior charring qualities. Benn has been fiddling with charcoal grilling in the Sepia kitchen for a while, mainly for his three-hat menu. Now he's broken out his inner Japanese to serve yakitori at the bar, with fine chopsticks and on artisan ceramic plates.
Sepia's lively bar area (in the restaurant entrance) adds a welcome buzz to the restaurant's dark and neutral-toned space, with its pleasant jazzy vibe-y soundtrack.
It's all rather New York. The crowd is mixed: after-work office girls, a lone drinker in jeans and sneakers, a Japanese businessman at the counter. There's sommelier Rodney Setter pouring an interesting glass or two - a Japanese koshu wine, a Greek malagousia-assyrtiko, perhaps a new Italian blend or a Lark Hill gruner veltliner (from the Canberra district). And then there are the skewers.
This is not your hearty, cheap-and-cheerful under $30, full-meal experience. But it can be a way to go three-hat at bargain prices. It would be easy to blow the $30 budget by double that - not least because everything on the yakitori menu looks delicate and interesting. As consolation, a few well-chosen bits of something can be satisfying. And, well, when you do blow the budget, you shouldn't be too disappointed. This is top-drawer snacking in one of our most highly recognised restaurants.
Whether it's the seemingly simple combination of tiny, sweetly smoky spring onions with a dark, sticky soy-vinegar dressing and peppery, herby purple shiso leaves, or the refined umami-ness of shiitakes with the flowery, citrussy perfume of a light ponzu, vegetables are the way to start. Follow with gingered curls of soft baby squid, or a single scampi, with a scattering of gently gritty, dusty-pink scampi salt for dipping - rich, meaty and melting. Alternatively, get your teeth into a pudgy grilled tiger prawn swooshed through tingly Japanese mayo.
And then there is the chicken - the soul of yakitori. Here it comes as corn-fed Holmbrae chook meat turned into gently fatty thigh skewers, sweetly juicy batons of breast meat, or teensy, quirky twists of rich'n'crisp chicken skin - each dressed with salt, a hint of sansho pepper or yuzu kosho (citrussy chilli paste). There are other big names around town where you can slide in for a more modestly priced snack: Momofuku Seiobo, for example, with its pork buns (Friday lunchtimes). Plus Bentley, Claude's, Rockpool Bar & Grill, Flying Fish and a few others. Martin Benn is having fun with his more casual side. And so will you.
Correction: An incorrect phone number was published for Fish Place on April 9. The correct number is 8958 0159.Sepia Wine Bar
Address 201 Sussex Street, Sydney, 9283 1990
Open Japanese charcoal-grilled bar menu, Tue to Thu from 6pm; Fri from noon
Do … take time to appreciate the subtlety of this style of cooking.
Don't … underestimate the fill-up qualities of a few fine skewers.
Dish … Tasmania shiitake mushrooms with ponzu.
Vibe … adult, elegant and Japanese. And approachable.
Bottom line … most skewers are priced from $15 to $22, with three skewers a serve. But prices range from $7 (tiger prawn) to $40 (rolled wagyu).
The Sydney Morning Herald Good Food under $30 is on sale now at selected newsagencies, bookshops and at The Sydney Morning Herald's online shop (thesmhshop.com.au).
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News that 58,000 Twitter usernames and passwords were posted online by a hacker claiming to be part of Anonymous really hits me where I live. I recently wrote about how I fell for the oldest social engineering trick in the book through a bogus tweet, and that's one of the ways this stuff happens.
It came in as a direct message on Twitter from Network World writer Brandon Butler, who sits in the next cube over from me at the office. He's a nice, mild-mannered chap, so when I got a tweet in his name, I opened the link without thought. Well, that's actually not true. I did have thoughts --based on his tweet:
"Hello somebody is saying very bad rumors about you... (URL removed)"
I've been in this profession for a long time, and have found myself on the receiving end of blistering criticism plenty of times. It's a simple byproduct of the job. And yet I had to know who was spreading bad rumors about me. And I had to know right that second!
I clicked the link and got a slow-loading site that ended in a request for my Twitter username and password. Another huge red flag. But someone was out there spreading rumors about me, you see, and I had to know what it was. So I plugged in my credentials.
As the screen of my Android froze up, I got the sinking feeling that I had just committed an act of supreme dumbness. By then, it was too late.
Soon after that, a friend on Twitter sent me this message:
"Guessing you didn't mean to post that..."
It turns out the bad guys started using my Twitter account to send out a variety of spam messages to friends, including the one I fell for.
I changed all my passwords for everything, and the Twitter madness ceased.
How much this latest incident has to do with social engineering remains to be seen, and Twitter claims there are over 20,000 duplicate usernames and passwords in that data as well as many spam accounts that have already been disabled and others where usernames and passwords don't match. I suspect Twitter is ducking full responsibility for this, and I am seeing some grumblings out there that Twitter isn't encrypting passwords as vigorously as it should.
I've gotten some comments by email from security researchers about what may or may not have happened, and what the larger implications are. I'll share some of those comments now, and end my opining with the suggestion that we all change our passwords.
"Looks like we're seeing something usual here -- real passwords, real accounts," said Mark Bower, data protection expert and VP at Voltage Security. "Is Twitter not encrypting its passwords on the back end or are hackers in the Twitter cloud?" he asked.
"While Twitter is downplaying the quality of the accounts posted online, the credentials do appear to be legitimate," said Michael Sutton, VP of Security Research at Zscaler ThreatLabZ. "The means by which they were harvested is still unknown, but social networking credentials have become valuable currency in the underground and are often the target of botnets and phishing campaigns. Social networking credentials are valuable because networks such as Facebook and Twitter represent trusted means of communication. Unlike spam email, which is completely untrusted and could come from any source, messages from contacts that you've explicitly permitted into your personal network are considered trusted and therefore links sent in such messages have a far higher click-through rate. This fact has not been lost on criminals who go to great lengths to harvest or purchase social networking credentials and then leverage the compromised accounts to social engineer victims into visiting malicious sites."
"The recent Twitter hack highlights that breaches are happening more frequently and the stakes are potentially very high," said Eric Chiu, president & founder of HyTrust. "Not only can these Twitter accounts be accessed, but many people use the same credentials for multiple personal and work accounts. What happens a hacker breaches someone's email account or corporate network? This could lead to identity theft, corporate data leaks, and more."


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In the wake of the tragic bridge collapse in Minnesota and last year's shut down of an oil pipeline in Alaska due to corrosion, researchers are facing increased pressure to develop better protective coatings to help save aging infrastructures, according to an article scheduled for the September 17 issue of Chemical & Engineering News.
Protective coatings and paints, such as epoxy resins and polyurethanes, are designed primarily for warding off corrosion in metal-based structures such as bridges, storage tanks and buildings. Part of a fast-growing, multibillion dollar industry, these chemicals have played an important but unsung role in protecting structures for many years, writes C&EN Senior Editor Alexander H. Tullo.
In the article, Tullo highlights efforts by coating manufacturers to balance long-term coating protection with growing customer demand for ease of use and lower prices and societal demands for reducing volatile organic emissions from paints and other coatings. He describes new multi-functional coatings that reduce the number of protective coats applied while retaining maximum coating performance and faster-acting curing agents that get paint jobs finished more quickly.
But disasters aren't the only thing fueling demand for better coatings. A boom in construction work in emerging economies in China, India, and Eastern Europe is also increasing demand, Tullo notes.
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On the back of Neptune's Pharrell Williams, BBC | Ice Cream quickly gained steam and popularity showcasing that Williams' talents are much more far reaching than his musical exploits. Here's a look at BBC | Ice Cream's Season 6 Collection. Seen here are blazers, t-shirts, button-ups, caps and sneakers. Available now at BBC | Ice Cream Hong Kong.
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This year's Denim and Diamonds was heavily-attended, filling ESU's Webb Hall with music and people.
Newman Regional Health Foundation director Jodi Heerman is pleased.
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The event featured silent and live auctions, live music from Manhattan-based band Main Street, and wine and craft beer grab bags for $20. New this year was a "Diamond Dig" sponsored by Kari's Diamonds, and chances to win a one-carat blue-and-white diamond pendant from Kari's Diamonds and Bridal worth almost $7,000.
Proceeds will help purchase a Sonosite Ultrasound in the cardiovascular lab, and a surgical table in the surgery department. NRH CEO Bob Wright says the Foundation is a "gift to the community."
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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
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Beautiful! Just love them!
that is gorgeous. love the stained glass look it has.
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That's a fabulous idea , especially for those of use who live in cold climates. They came out great!
Oh my stars! How pretty. I couldn't believe it when I read that you had quilted curtains. Very nice.


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went hog hunting with a forum member kemster and a newbie a co worker of kemsters at a local wma. Did not get any hogs,but decided to try a new location and I found the mother load. This is what I found when I walked to the back side of a small flagpond
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think there may be a few hogs here. in the second pic you can see were he hooked the tree with his tuck.the top of that tub was up to my pockets. I did find another rubbed tree that I wish I had taken pics of. the top of rub was up to my belt
man just seeing that has to get the ole ticker going
Looks very good for pork chops. Good luck thinning the herd!
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