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1. National Museum of Singapore
PLAY@National Museum of Singapore
Free admission | For children aged 3 to 7 years old
The National Museum of Singapore (NMS) kicks off the school holidays with the opening of PLAY@NMS, the first dedicated area for young children to take their first steps towards museum-going with interactive exhibits and special activities that encourage learning through play. Inspired by the Museum's collection, your young ones will have the opportunity to express themselves through the various curated programmes that will stimulate their curious minds and tap on their creativity.
A space designed and conceptualized specially to engage the Museum's youngest visitors, PLAY was created to cultivate a greater interest in local heritage and an active museum-going culture among young Singaporeans and families. As one of the first museums in Singapore to introduce a space like this, the Museum worked closely with the Ministry of Education, the Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA), preschools, parents and children over the years to better understand the whys and hows of introducing young children to heritage education.
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Where: 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897
Website: www.nationalmuseum.sg
2. Peranakan Museum
Explore the colourful world of Peranakans. Watch an exciting performance in the special exhibition, Auspicious Designs: Batik for Peranakan Altars or go on a self-guided trail to discover mythical creatures. Create batik art inspired by objects in the museum or play dress up in a batik shirt or sarong kebaya with the whole family.
Where: 39 Armenian St, Singapore 179941
Website: www.peranakanmuseum.org.sg
3. Singapore Art Museum
The Singapore Art Museum (SAM) advocates and presents contemporary art practices of Singapore and the Southeast Asian region. Opened in January 1996 as a museum under the National Heritage Board of Singapore, SAM has amassed one of the world's largest public collections of modern and contemporary Southeast Asian artworks, with a growing component in international contemporary art.
Housed in a restored 19th century mission school, the museum draws from its collection and collaborates with leading international museums to present shows covering both local and international art practices, as well as cutting edge art expressions. Contemporary art of the region is given international exposure through the museum's travelling exhibition programme and collection loan.
Where: 71 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 189555.
Website: www.singaporeartmuseum.sg
4. ArtScience Museum
The world's first ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands is one that celebrates creativity, the experiences of art and science creatives, and their role in shaping society and changing the world. Featuring 21 gallery spaces totaling 50,000 square feet, the iconic ArtScience Museum is also a choice venue for major international touring exhibitions.
Website: www.marinabaysands.com/museum.html
5. Asian Civilizations Museum
ACM is the first museum in the region to present a broad yet integrated perspective of pan-Asian cultures and civilisations, centering on the cultural heritage of different ethnic groups that originated from. seek to promote a better appreciation of the rich cultures that make up Singapore's multi-ethnic society. The Museum's collection therefore centres on the material cultures of the different groups originating from China, Southeast Asia, South Asia and West Asia.
Where: 1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555
Website: www.acm.org.sg
6. Singapore Philatelic Museum
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Singapore Philatelic Museum is the custodian and curator of Singapore's treasure of philatelic materials. The museum collections range from stamps and archival philatelic material of Singapore from the 1830s to present day, and stamps from member countries of the Universal Postal Union.
The permanent galleries introduce the world of philately, the world's first stamp, and how stamps are a window to the world – to explore different topics such as science, technology, history and culture. Throughout the year, the museum holds special exhibitions on current topics. Educational activities are organised for schools and members of the public to discover the heritage of Singapore and other countries through philately.
Where: 23-B Coleman Street Singapore 17980
Website: www.spm.org.sg
7. NUS Museum
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NUS Museum's mission is to actively facilitate the intellectual and cultural life of the NUS community. Focusing primarily but not exclusively on Southeast Asian art and culture, the Museum contributes to and facilitates the production, reception, and preservation of knowledge through collections development and curatorial practice, developing partnerships within NUS, the cultural and heritage industry, and the global knowledge community.
For more information on workshops and activities at NUS Museum, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 6516 8817 / 6516 4616. workshop fees.
Where: University Cultural Centre, 50 Kent Ridge Crescent, National University of Singapore
Website: www.nus.edu.sg/museum
8. Our Museum @ Taman Jurong
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Singapore's first community museum, Our Museum @ Taman Jurong is an arts and heritage node that celebrates the uniqueness of the Taman Jurong neighbourhood. More than just a place to visit, Our Museum @ Taman Jurong not only brings works from our national collection to our community's doorsteps, it also provides residents with opportunities to give back to the community, be it through co-creating artworks or volunteering at the museum.
Our Museum @ Taman Jurong is a collaboration between the National Heritage Board, Taman Jurong Citizens' Consultative Committee and People's Association. The museum's first exhibition, 'Picturing Home', was curated by the Singapore Art Museum.
Do you remember sending your first letter? Or waiting for the postman to deliver your parcel? Designed for families with children, this educational and interactive exhibition invites you to rediscover yourself through postal stories. You can chart the progress of Singapore and travel around the island through stamps, as well as get an insight into the postal history of Singapore and Taman Jurong. Plus, you get to use your different senses to appreciate the unusual stamps of Singapore!
Where: Taman Jurong Community Club, 1 Yung Sheng Road, Singapore 618495
Website: www.facebook.com/ILoveMuseums
9. Army Museum Of Singapore
AMS seeks to preserve the heritage of the Singapore Army, as well as to honour the contributions and celebrate the experiences of our nation's soldiers. Through its exhibits, it aims to share stories of ordinary people who have done, or are still doing, extraordinary things.
Where: 500 Upper Jurong Road, Blk 78 #02-25, Singapore 638367
Website: www.facebook.com/ArmyMuseumofSingapore
10. Singapore Coins and Notes Museum
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The Singapore Coins and Notes Museum, is Singapore's first and only museum dedicated to displaying currency. Through our intimate but novel exhibits, journey through a world of coins and notes from the earliest objects used for barter trade to the latest-cutting-edgy polymer notes.
For more details, call 6222 2486 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.singaporecoinsandnotesmuseum.com
11. Heritage Museum at Singapore Botanic Gardens
Built in 1921 to serve as the Director of Gardens' office and laboratory, the two-storey building has been designated as an Urban Redevelopment Authority conservation building. This was where Mr Eric Holttum, the Gardens' Director from 1925 to 1949, developed the innovative orchid breeding technique which enabled the efficient production of healthy seedlings in sterile flasks from a hybrid seed. This technique, which is still used today, was a key factor that stimulated thriving orchid industries throughout the region then.
Where: Singapore Botanic Gardens, Holttum Hall (next to Botany Centre in the Tanglin Core of the Gardens)
Website: National Parks Board
12. Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum
The Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum is laid out in about 20 zones spread out over two floors. On the ground level, exhibits tell the evolutionary story of the South East Asian region, including a zone dedicated to creatures that used to fly or crawl through the undergrowth.
Where: National University of Singapore – 2 Conservatory Drive Singapore 117377
Website: Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum
In honouring the spirit and commitment of those who rose from the depths of adversity, the Museum inspires future generations to come and deepen their appreciation of the heroic and inspirational stories that unfolded in Changi during the war. The Changi Museum is dedicated to all those who lived and died in Singapore, in particular the Changi area, during the dark years of World War II.
Where: 1000 Upper Changi Road North Singapore 507707
Website: Changi Chapel & Museum
14. Reflections at Bukit Chandu
Reflections at Bukit Chandu is a World War II interpretative centre housed in a restored black and white colonial bungalow close to the former battle site – the Battle of Pasir Panjang, where 1,400 brave soldiers from the Malay Regiment heroically defended the last stand against a 13,000-strong Japanese army.
Where: 31-K Pepys Road Singapore 118458
Website: National Heritage Board
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INTRODUCTION:Salicylate toxicity has decreased since the introduction of alternative analgesics, but it still remains a serious clinical problem. We present an unusual case of salicylate toxicity from topical salicylate exposure.
CASE PRESENTATION:A 14 year old male was seen in an outside emergency department for chest pain, emesis and tachypnea. Initial investigations revealed hyperglycemia, glycosuria and ketonuria. Diabetes mellitus with diabetic ketoacidosis was diagnosed, the patient was administered normal saline and insulin, and transferred to our pediatric intensive care unit (PICU).Upon arrival he was afebrile, with Glasgow Coma Scale 13. His skin was cool and clammy without rashes or lesions. He had mild tachycardia and moderate tachypnea, but the remainder of his exam was noncontributory.Laboratory investigations included arterial blood gas on room air: pH 7.45; PCO2 23 mmHg; PO2 86 mmHg; bicarbonate 16 mmol/L, serum calcium 6.2 mg/dL, glucose 159 mg/dL, CK 760 units/L, CK-MB fraction 6.5%, and serum acetone positive at 1:2, white blood cell count 32,700/mm3 with normal differential. Electrocardiogram showed prolonged QTc interval (461 ms). Salicylate toxicity was suspected due to combined metabolic acidosis/respiratory alkalosis; his initial salicylate level was 68 ng/ml (therapeutic range 15-30). Additional history revealed that the patient had been masturbating with topical analgesic containing 15% methyl salicylate for several days. A bicarbonate drip was initiated and the patient returned to baseline neurologic status as his salicylate level decreased to non-toxic level (Figure 1).
DISCUSSIONS:Salicylate toxicity remains an important cause of pediatric morbidity and mortality1,2. Salicylates are widely available, including bismuth subsalicylate, methyl salicylate and other salicylate esters, and concentrated salicylic acid. Topical salicylates are keratolytic, decreasing the thickness of the stratum corneum, and produce vasodilation, enhancing absorption. Salicylate toxicity often presents initially with respiratory alkalosis by direct stimulation of respiration, followed by metabolic acidosis through disruption in carbohydrate metabolism leading to elevations in lactic, pyruvic, and related acids. Salicylates inhibit cellular glucose uptake by inducing insulin resistance. Salicylates decrease prostaglandin synthesis and may lead to renal insufficiency, seizures, coma, and in some cases, death. Treatment of salicylate toxicity is primarily supportive, with alkalinization therapy with bicarbonate infusion commonly used to enhance urinary excretion. Alkalinization poses risks, however, primarily hypokalemia and hypocalcemia (managed in our patient with close serum calcium monitoring and titration of calcium supplementation).
CONCLUSION:Although salicylate toxicity is infrequently encountered in pediatric patients, it should be suspected whenever patients present with multi-organ system dysfunction and combined respiratory alkalosis and high anion gap metabolic acidosis. Patients with mild salicylate toxicity usually recover without sequelae, without treatment, as hospitalization will usually limit salicylate exposure. Since salicylates are present in many prescription and over-the-counter medications, herbal remedies and supplements1 a thorough history should be obtained to identify sources of salicylate. Topical agents must be considered even in patients with intact skin, especially when applied chronically to highly vascularized tissue or large surface areas.
DISCLOSURE:John Lindmark, No Financial Disclosure Information; No Product/Research Disclosure Information
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
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As Playa de Palma is only 5 minutes from Mallorca's Airport and 10 minutes from the capital Palma de Mallorca, it has become the ideal location for those who want to discover and enjoy our island. The beach is nearly 6 km long with crystal clear water and fine white sand, making it one of the best beaches in Europe.
Its gently sloping shores in addition to the attention paid to safety, the children's parks and vast number of amenities make it the perfect place to enjoy a holiday with your children. Add to that the fact Playa de Palma has all the necessary services available to do water sports, go on bicycle tours, horse riding and play golf. At night, the wide choice of bars with terraces, discos and pubs mean you will always find your favourite type of place. All of these things make Playa de Palma a true paradise.
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"Is that pepper spray?"
"Nope, it's my gluten free chili seasoning."
This is a discussion on Theme Parks within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by OldVet .....You say your Tweetsie trip was uneventful. You sound disappointed something didn't happen to make it "eventful." Nope...I hope all of ...
I also agree with the issue of such a large and concentrated crowd that utilizing it in such a setting would be unlikely. I also got soaked within my first 10 minutes of being there on a water ride.
I just wonder if you have carried a firearm to the gate if security would have checked it for you and returned it when you left??? That would have made the long walk through the parking lot safer. I should have asked the security guy just out of curiosity.
Know Guns, Know Safety, Know Peace.
No Guns, No Safety, No Peace.
"Is that pepper spray?"
"Nope, it's my gluten free chili seasoning."
Know Guns, Know Safety, Know Peace.
No Guns, No Safety, No Peace.
My son has been clamoring for another trip to Busch Gardens VA this summer. While I would want to have access to my EDC at least on the drive down, I don't really want to leave it in the car - security issue, you know. I'm just going to have to come up with an alternative, I guess.
Just spent a couple of hours at Kings Dominion (VA)....I hate crowds...fortunately it wasn't bad after 4pm, and the kids have been wanting to go since we got here (CONUS), so I sucked it up..locked the EDC and knife in the car. Then noticed that all of downtown Richmond was at the park today. Wow. The dregs of humanity and their brood....rude, crude language...by "adults" and their "children"...folks looking to be offended and wanting to correct the other party in a physical manner. I felt safer in Afghanistan.
We left--got refunded...it was a liitle reminder why I've become anti-social except when around family, close friends, and my fellow Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, and Marines (active/former/retired)
Magazine <> clip - know the difference
martyr is a fancy name for crappy fighter
You have never lived until you have almost died. For those that have fought for it, life has a special flavor the protected will never know
Take a cable lock and lock it to your seat frame under your seat. Unload and lock the slide open and run the able trough the grip and slide and around the seat frame and take the key with you. Also try a bicycle lock with a combination if your kids happen to already have one handy. I picked up a nice bike lock on clearance at my local hardware store for a couple bucks and use it to lock my shotgun to my bed frame.
Know Guns, Know Safety, Know Peace.
No Guns, No Safety, No Peace.
Know Guns, Know Safety, Know Peace.
No Guns, No Safety, No Peace.
On CCW at Silver Dollar City in Branson, the MO statute prohibits carry in theme parks, but.....
You sparked my curosity so I did a search for covert OC spray, one of the first hits was selfdefenseproducts.com they have a pink magnum pen for $7.50 they also had a black pen but I don't think it was magnum.
The minimum is not what I want to defend my life with.
When I have to go where I can't carry I use a tactical pen (right now an Embassy Pen from countycomm dot com) and a flashlight. Either a strobe light from Solarforce or a smaler L1 from Surefire. I have been known to pack a "Sharkie" from Cold Steel.
As for covert OC spray, how about a Guardian Angel from Kimber? I'll bet one could be stuck in a camera case among tourist equipment pretty easy. Get a little belt case that has a camera company logo sewn to it maybe?
Try not to screw up so bad they name the screw up after you. (Station 15 saying)
NRA Certifed Instructor
We have gone to Disney in Orlando twice in the last year, both times I had to leave my EDC back home in VA. But hanging out on one of the Disney boards for a while, I found some threads about security. They have their own security personal complete with bomb sniffing dogs for that occasional "suspicious bag". they even had pictures to prove it. I'm not saying all parks are like this, but it is in their best "business" interest to keep the place safe. I don't like being completely unarmed, but like others have said, the SA goes up a notch or two, especially when there are extra kids in our group. Go armed when you can, and be extra careful when you can't. But still enjoy life above all.
"fundamental principle of American law that a government and its agents are under no general duty to provide public services, such as police protection, to any individual citizen." [Warren v. District of Columbia,(D.C. Ct. of Ap., 1981)]
If I have to explain it, you wouldn't understand
Knife training and Cold Steel plastic knives taped are practical. Nice catch on those CS plastics. I intend to purchase.
A big metal Rocker/Cowboy belt buckle blends well with other metal behind it.
H2H training is practical to either fight for space to access tools or to defend when unarmed. I notice I get a Two fer One on H2H FoF.
On the one hand, I respect others rules for no tools on their property.
However, I also read what happened to the guy. Where was security? When seconds count, minutes away.....
Link HERE:That Craziness happened. WT* when I read that?! Sexual battery of a 12yr old in public in broad nightlight in front of an entire family? Then beat the women and children.Eight young men are accused of taking turns stomping on and kicking the head of the 41-year-old man, who was knocked unconscious as his wife and three daughters tried to help him. The couple was nearing the exit gate with their three daughters at about midnight on July 4, when two young men approached and slapped the youngest girl, about 12, on her buttocks. Her father yelled at the men, one of whom pulled out a cell phone and called for others to join in on the assault. The wife said she and her daughters tried to protect her husband, and are still recovering from being punched. He said the father was taken to Ridges Hospital in Burnsville for a fractured eye socket bone and other injuries. His office was told Monday that doctors were waiting for the man's swelling to subside before checking for permanent injuries, which could justify more serious charges.
I realize how isolated these incidents are compared to all the days where nothing happens at amusement parks, concerts, etc.
I also realize that this very low probability event had a terribly high cost. SA and hope for the best, plan, prep, tool(s), and tactics for the bad.
"No man in the wrong can stand up against a fellow that's in the right and keeps on a-comin."
Texas Ranger Capt William Jessie McDonald
I avoid theme parks like I avoid doctors, and the mall. Good reasons why, and quite possibly I never have any fun. If I had children, I might realize the dilemma more than I do. One of those things I guess. Rather take them fishing or camping in the outback...into the real world of bugs and roughing it. Sometimes I think our next generation would be better off knowing nature and having fun doing it. Less torture on the wallet, and enforces some of the basics. Even if I had kids, theme parks would be off the menu for good reasons. Money would be better spent at one of the local parks, and supporting them. I've always believed I was paying tax dollars for a good reason. My tax dollars don't support theme parks. Just me.


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With the recent high profile dismissal of hosts Alec Baldwin and Martin Bashir, you would think MSNBC executives would have warned their on air employees to tone down the inflammatory rhetoric.
Apparently not, for on Now with Alex Wagner Friday, Chris Matthews actually said that South Africa's last apartheid era leader F.W. de Klerk was more of a patriot than Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) (video follows with transcript and commentary):
CHRIS MATTHEWS: I haven't heard anything as smart as what I heard Reverend Sharpton say a couple minutes ago in five years. That is the most perceptive thing I've seen. It just rocks me. The difference between the way F.W. de Klerk handled the need for change and inevitable election, democratic election of Nelson Mandela, a legitimate election, truly legitimate for the first time - he was never legitimately elected - for him to recognize his role in history which was to be a patriot at that point is so different than the way Mitch McConnell handled the election of Obama. So different.
To set it up that way, the juxtaposition, they were willing, the McConnell people on to the far right were willing to destroy the country in order to destroy Obama, whereas to succeed in a country he loved, F.W. de Klerk was willing to see it transformed to black rule so that it could be done successfully so that he would have his country have a better future.
Reverend, I just, I owe it to you. I think that is the key statement about what happened yesterday, the loss of Mandela, and what his history was about, and the key statement of why this has been so poisonous the last five years. We have real people in this country with real power and status who have used that status of power to hurt the country so they could hurt the president. That's the most damning assessment I've heard and I think the truest.
ALEX WAGNER, HOST: An important assessment.
To be sure, it's not at all surprising that the race baiting Al Sharpton would make a statement such as this. However, for Matthews to echo it is disgraceful.
First off, the Hardball host is suggesting that America prior to the inauguration of Barack Obama was an apartheid state and the junior senator from Illinois' election ended all that.
He's also suggesting that McConnell and Republicans were responsible for this apartheid, and rather than going along with putting an end to such state-sponsored racism and segregation, they tried to thwart such efforts to keep apartheid intact.
This isn't as bad as Martin Bashir saying someone should defecate and urinate in former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin's mouth, but it's close.
America has two major political parties. Has for centuries. And for centuries, they have shared different views and opposed each other in virtually every way possible.
This isn't new, didn't start when Obama was elected, and has nothing to do with the color of his skin.
Sadly, Matthews and his colleagues at MSNBC refuse to accept this, and instead have for almost five years characterized all opposition to this president as racially motivated.
On Friday, Matthews took this a disgraceful step further with this de Klerk analogy.
Matthews was also woefully confused about South Africa's history, as although de Klerk was initially a supporter of apartheid, he changed his view on this later in life, and after becoming president in 1989 immediately called for a non-racist South Africa.
He's the one that lifted the ban on the African National Congress, released Mandela, and brought apartheid to an end. This is why he and Mandela shared the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993.
Contrary to the way Matthews depicted it, this all happened BEFORE Mandela was elected president in 1994.
As such, Matthews assessment wasn't just offensive, it was historically inaccurate.
But why should that bother anyone at MSNBC?


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CARL EDWARDS, No. 99 Fastenal Ford Fusion WHAT HAPPENED? "It looked like guys were running out of fuel and going down in there in turn three the guys in front of me stopped and it was just over. We got wrecked. This is Talladega. You come here and you just hope you make it through all that stuff. We have done a really good job the last couple years. When people run out of fuel like that – I don't know if they miscalculated their fuel mileage or if they were stretching it but that was really tough. I probably should have just pulled out of line and gotten back when I noted people were running out of fuel."
PEOPLE ON THE RADIO WERE SAYING MAYBE THIS HAS TO DO WITH EFI. "Yeah, I mean the cars were running out of fuel and with the new fuel system I am sure everyone will look at it. I don't think they expected to run out of fuel. It is just frustrating. Our Fastenal Fusion was good. The Fords were really good and I wish we had a chance to be out there racing for the win."
HOW WERE YOUR TEMPS ALL DAY? "My temperatures were great all day. We didn't have any trouble. That was a long wreck. It started, I hit the wall and thought we were done and then somebody hit me from the rear. People were definitely rushing to get to that wreck."
IS THIS JUST ANOTHER DAY AT TALLADEGA CARL? "Yeah, we have had a lot better luck than this lately here. I was hoping it wouldn't end up like this. It is too bad but we will just go race at Darlington."
GREG BIFFLE, No. 16 3M Ford Fusion (Finished 5rd) "It was tough. The car ran hot a lot of the day and we had to manage the water temperature and the fuel. It was close at the end but I just wish I could have stayed on Matt's bumper. He pulled away from me a little bit. If we could have stayed locked together it would have come down to him and me at the end but we just couldn't stay locked up with him there at the end."
MATT KENSETH, No. 17 Best Buy Ford Fusion (Finished 3th) "I just did a poor job of staying with Greg. We had a really fast car all day and nobody could really stay attached. That worked for us at Daytona and I think what happened here was a lot of the cars bailed out from behind Greg and he didn't have anybody pushing him. We just didn't have a strong enough row. I should have just drug the brake and kept him with me better than I did. By the time he was attached I had way too big a lead. I knew if I waited for him we weren't going to win and I knew if I held it wide open we weren't going to win so I just did the best I could."
TREVOR BAYNE, No. 21 Motorcraft/Quick Lane Ford Fusion (Finished 8th) "We will take that especially after all that mayhem out there. We ran out of fuel once, spun out once after getting hit. I slowed way down and I don't know what happened. It was a good caution for us because we needed fuel to make it to the end. I think that is a great finish for us. Two top-10's on the year out of four starts is not terrible. We can keep working on it. They always give me good superspeedway cars and if I can make them last to the end I know we can get a top-10 out of it."
WERE YOU HOLDING YOUR BREATH ON THE LAST RESTART? "Yeah, you know I figured the last one would be more calm than any of them because pretty much everybody was crashed out already. There were like 15 cars. I looked in my mirror and saw like five behind me and I was ninth or 10th. I was hoping we could push Junior up there because if we won, or he won because we pushed him it would be a good day for us. I think it was a good run for us and we ended up with a top-10 so that is good."
ARIC ALMIROLA, No. 43 VeriFone Sail Ford Fusion (Finished 12th) "I think our quarter panel hurt us a little bit. Our VeriFone Ford was fast all day. I put myself in different situations and tried to be really patient and I would stick it out on the bottom whether we went back to 17th or were up in the top-five I really stuck to my guns and wanted to stay on the bottom because I knew that would prevail. I thought we did a pretty good job being consistent right there. Our pit stops were really good today and all in all I thought it was a good day. I wish we wouldn't have gotten that damage right there and we could have done something at the end. All in all it was a good day and we didn't lose any points at Talladega which is important. It is easy to come here and finish 38th. To get out of there with a 12th place finish and go to Darlington – I will take that."
HOW DID THE COMMUNICATION GO WITH MIKE FORD TODAY? "It was great. Mike is obviously a savvy veteran on the box and he runs the show and that is what I like. I like someone who runs the show and I just do what I am told."
MIKE FORD, crew chief, No. 43 VeriFone Sail Ford Fusion WHAT IS IT LIKE SITTING UP THERE CALLING A RACE WHERE THERE IS SO MUCH MAYHEM? "You have a lot of unknowns coming in, down to the tools you are using to call the race. It was good though. I was impressed with the demeanor of the whole race team. We had good pit stops. It wasn't a perfectly smooth day and we had to deal with damage but everyone did a really good job. I think we have a strong race team here. We will just bring it together and try to move this thing forward."
CASEY MEARS, No. 13 GEICO Ford Fusion (Finished 18th) "We kind of just tried to stay out of trouble all day and then after that last pit stop we were well inside the top-15 there so we decided to go ahead and see what we had. We were able to go to the front and lead some laps. I can't remember what lap it was, it was probably with 15 or 18 to go and we were running in the middle. The 17 had a run but there wasn't enough room and I got tagged in the left rear and eventually six or eight laps after that we got a left rear flat and spun out and got in the wall. That kind of ended our day. The guys did a really good job. Our plan was working. The only problem is there are a lot of other people out there with plans."
TAKE US THROUGH THE FINAL FEW LAPS. "I think we had the winning car we just didn't have the winning driver. That last restart Greg and I got together like we did at Daytona and of all the cars I raced around all day Greg was really pushing me fast. We got in front of the 2 and Kyle and as soon as we became clear it wasn't long after that that I looked back and we were separated and those guys were outside of him. With nobody behind him he lost his speed and with me not paying enough attention during that to keep us hooked up it cost us a shot at the win, it cost Greg a shot at the win. I didn't do a good job of managing that they way he was."
WHEN THE SUN CAME OUT IN THE AFTERNOON HOW DID THE TRACK CONDITIONS CHANGE? "It didn't really change much for me. Maybe lost a little grip but I think that depended where you were. It didn't change a lot for me."
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THE ENGINES AND THAT? DO THEY NEED TO HELP YOU COOL THE ENGINES? "I will say that it is hard to lobby for something because they have all the information. NASCAR will sit down and they can look at every single cars water and oil temp and RPM's and all that stuff. I think NASCAR probably has a better idea of how everybody ran. We know where our own car ran and those in our organization. It gets hot in the back when you start pushing. I was back there a couple times and it was hard to push. I think that is kind of what they were looking for. We could push a couple laps and that was about it."
WERE YOU WORRIED ON THAT RESTART? WERE YOU WORRIED SOMETHING LIKE THAT WAS GOING TO HAPPEN? "I am always worried on a restart. In a plate race you can only see a couple cars behind you. I don't know about Kyle, his is better probably at doing that stuff than me but I worry about all kinds of stuff because I can only see the first couple cars behind me. If you get in front of a bad lane, even if you have one of the fastest cars like I feel we did, you can still get beat pretty easy. You can see at the end that with better management and keeping Greg locked to me that I don't think those guys would have beat us. I think that if I could have stayed on his front bumper we would have been first and second. You are always worried at these places because you only have so much control."
YOU SAID YOU NEEDED TO SLOW DOWN FOR A CHANCE AT THE WIN. WERE YOU TOO FAST? "I wasn't too fast, I was just too stupid I guess at the end to keep him with me. I think there was a lot of stuff that happened there at Daytona in the 150's and the 500 where I didn't worry about if the guy behind me was detached because he had two or three guys behind him in his lane and we were still fast enough that he could push me out far enough where a tandem couldn't beat us. I had that same strategy today. I thought we would be okay and I think that if they would have stayed behind him until we got to turn three we still would have been okay. When they bailed out it made Greg's car go slower and he lost his momentum and couldn't stay sealed up to me. I should have watched him and drug the break a little better. Earlier in the race when Greg was behind me he could push me so hard that he almost spun me out. I didn't think we would lose our seal until we got to turn four. Typically in the restart everybody pushes each other and stays in line for awhile. I was hoping all four of us would be locked together until we got to max speed but that just didn't happen."
WHEN YOU BECAME DETACHED, IT WAS JUST A SECOND OR TWO, IT HAPPENED THAT QUICK? "Yeah, it is harder on the restart at least for me because people are pushing and you switch gears and you can feel it get light. A lot of times when it gets light you are still attached. As soon as I realized I was detached we already had two or three car lengths of separation."
DO YOU THINK YOU WERE A VICTIM OF YOUR OWN CONFIDENCE IN YOUR PLATE RACING GOING BACK TO DAYTONA? "Not confidence, no not that. What happened in Daytona and what happened here today, I never drug the brake and he could shove me so hard. Once we were attached I made sure we were attached I made sure we were attached getting into one and we pulled out of the bottom lane in front of those guys and I didn't think there was a chance I drove off. We were going and he was pushing so hard that I didn't think we could become separated."
YOUR CAR HAD SOME DAMAGE, ALMOST LIKE A HOLE, WHERE DID THAT DAMAGE OCCUR AND HOW DID IT AFFECT THE CAR? "Any damage doesn't help when you are the lead car and the first car to see the air. I had a big run on the 13 and they were in the middle groove and I had room to get going and made the move and I think he went to block as soon as he saw that I had such a big run he kind of got me in the right front. That is what happened to the fender there. The B post fell off, I don't know why. It pretty much fell off."


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Aiken Standard (Newspaper) - May 5, 2011, Aiken, South Carolina •ii UU rial BumtJI '■#ui:il OPENS FridayVol 145, No 125'' ^ i May 5.2011 Today's Weather FuM forecast 18C www.aikenstandard.comTV show visits Aiken to feature parkways w €% yy £> ■ (MMi 20% Oft £ 9C0/n riff 'n Sloe £0/0 UM Boots I 1.800-658-TACK www.BootsBridlesandBritches.com 1310 East Wn» log Rd. «WPi| #UUllf MwWffli '^6 W RolMftsoft Av# (kowtimn, Georgia ^HUT-UWUV •---9 By AMY BANTON Staff writer Aiken's parkways will soon be featured on a popular PBS/ ETV horticultural show. Famed Clemson horticulturist Row land Alston Jr. and his crew came to Aiken Wednesday morning to film a segment for his show "Making it Grow!" regarding the Sand River Headwaters Green Infrastructure Project. City Manager Richard Pearce helped introduce the segment, which concentrates on the parkway project and the native plants used to assist in educing rushing storm waters and pollutants that negatively impact Hitchcock Woods. Monitoring devices have also been installed so Clemson can collect and analyze data to determine if the renovated parkways arc successfully deterring erosion in the urban woods. Scientists from Clemson University, led by Dr. Gene Eidson, who is an Aiken resident, designed the project and aa* currently monitoring the progress, which will soon be available online. "Em glad that 'Making it Grow!' has come here," Eidson said. "There will be a large audience that will see how this technology is implemented." Please see SHOW, page 14A Staff photo by Amy Banton Aiken City Manager Richard Pearce and host Rowland Alston film a segment for "Making it Grow!" in downtown Aiken. Case of missing tax bills unsolvedBy HALEY HUGHES Staff writer Questions still remain as to what happened w uh hundreds of property tax bills that never made it to their intended recipients, resulting in the delinquency of many taxpayers. The United States Postal Sen ice (USPS) believes it never received the bills for • delivery, and Aiken County believes the company it I uses to print the bdls did * so and properly conveyed them to the post office for * sorting. Whatever the ease may be, hundreds in North Augusta and Aiken have been notified they are delinquent on their properly taxes after tun mg failed to I pay by die January deadline. Please see BILLS, page MA to tod IB-J'ifcJ H.S. playoff action ► Strom Thurmond and South AJoen baseball face possible doubleheaders for district titles 11B ► Other area baseball and softball teams continue postseason play 12B A/ifs) thfelliid James Erwin Whitaker, Aiken Pauline "Pat" Thomas, Aiken Deaths and Funerals 16A tostjte Calendar SC Classifieds SB Comics 4C Dear Abby SC Horoscopes SC Markets 48 Movie Listings sc Nation,'World 11A Obituaries 6A Opinions 13A Puzzles SC Sports IB TV Listings 2C Rowland Alston Jr. Host, "Making it Grow!" "It's just great that a show that's broadcast statewide and beyond has come to Aiken today to talk about the green infrastructure project because we really think there are components of the project that every community can easily implement," Pearce said. The project, funded by a $3.3 million Environmental Protection Agency grant, which was administered by the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control, is an installation of rain gardens, vegetative buffers and underground cisterns in the parkways and pervious pavement throughout downtown Aiken. Trike races raise By ROB NOVIT Senior writer It's official: Aiken County Sheriff Michael Hunt owns the Aiken Kaw anis C bib's tricycle race at least for another year. In the "adult division" of the Iuds' benefit event, Hunt showed he has the superior vehicle, defeating Lt. Ben Harm of the Aiken Department ol Public Safety. Harm was pmeh-hjuing for Chief Pete Frominer, win) had a conflict and couldn't attend the races at the ll. ( Well Weeks Aetiv Hies Center Wednesday afternoon. Hie annual benefit included races for kids ages 3-8, raisuig funds for the Kiw arui Club's community programs. Harm once again drove the department's three-wheel "police" vehicle and admitted with a smile he might have to retire it and try one of the children's tricycles next year. When the men's race started, Hunt stayed put and w avert, giving Hami a 10-yard start. It didn't take long tor the sheriff to catch up and glide on by the other v elude. "We did have confidence when they showed hack 14) "This is going to he the wave of the future, and I think Aiken ought to he very' proud that they re a leader in this area. " Truck hits building,one dead Staff photos by Karen Daily Above: This truck, driven by Tony E. Young, hit the Parson'! Engineering Building, killing Young. Left: As a result, traffic was more congested than usual on an early-release day from county schools. money for kids' programs By KAREN DAILY Staff wnter A 59-year-old Aiken man was pronounced dead at the scene of a two-vehicle collision cm luist Pine U>g Road that occurred arter the driver veered into oncoming traffic and careened into a building. Tony E. Young, of Joyner Pond Road. wa* the driver of the 2002 GMG Sierra trav eling west cm Pine Log about I 30 p.m. when the deadly chain of events began to unfold. The vehicle crossed into eastbound traffic, sideswiped an oncoming vehicle, jumped over a club, trav eled across the sidewalk and then crashed into the Parson's Engineering Building. Aiken Public Safety Sgt. Aaron Dowdy said there were employees inside the business; however, no one inside was injured. Hie wreck snarled traffic* for hours while police investigated the crash. Local schools had a scheduled early-release day, and traffic in the area was more congested than is typical for that time of day, officials said. Adding to the traffic woes, police blocked eastbound traf fic and diverted all traffic the w eastbound lanes. The driver of the vehicle struck by the GMG, Chad Ingram, of Aiken, did not hi any life-tlireatenmg injuries. Both men were wearing seat belts. ()tficiaJs have not said w hat may has e caused Young to veer into oncoming traffic. Aiken C ounty Goroner Tim Carlton said there were no obvious medical reasons to indicate why the man lost control of the vehicle; however, toxicology and other tests are pending, he added. The crash is the eighth fatal crash in Aiken County in 2011. his the first in the City of Aiken this year, officials said with the sank; of, same ol'," said Hunt "I didn't worry at all. (Harm's) pit crew said they were taking it to the county dump. But ibis is a good cause and a lot of fun. I look forward to it every year." The funds raised through sponsors, said Kl warns President Chery l Fogie, w ill support the the Tem fie Kids program at elementary schools, as well as student versions of Kl w arns. The newest is a Builders Club at Leavelle Met ampbeil Middle School. Please see RACES, page MA Staff photo by Rob Novi! Tucker Crenshaw, left edged Markee Lott by about an inch in one of the races for 6-year-oids. Proceeds from the event will go toward Aiken Kiwanis Club's community programs. ;
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Precisely what distinguishes modern art from art of other years is criticism.
The Modern Art movements can be said to have started in the mid 19th centuries. Involve that much this true point, the actual artists of the world focused all their artwork on realistic depictions of the world around them. Many people made their living only on commission work, federal government sponsorship, and exhibitions picked by government officials. Obviously, a difference was about to come. Insisting that there had been more to express and instruct through art was not simply an artistic movement, however a social development also. The first group dedicated to this particular change were the Impressionists in Paris, circa 1860. The term was coined by way of a Claude Monet painting identified as Impression, Sunrise. The artists belonging to the movement were exactly the same artists who had been rejected by Academie des Beaux-Arts--the major art institute in People from france. That indeed caused tension, and upon display in 1863, that caused the beginning of the activity also. The particular impressionists concentrated on the lighting of objects in piece of art and the change of light after some time. They insisted that artists should paint with daylight, focusing on landscapes and scenes regarding daily life.
Claude Monet, Alfred Sisley and Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Camille Pissarro, Frederic Bazille, Edgar Degas, Gustave Caillebotte, Edouard Manet, Elena Filatov, Peter Severen Kroyer and the American Mary Cassatt.
Comes from the German word 'fauve' meaning crazy animal. This movement, initially exhibited in 1905 got inspiration from Impressionism. With the right time, Vincent Van Gogh, Paul holmes paul and Gauguin Cezanne had taken Impressionism to be able to its limits. Teetering on the brink had been the Fauvists who applied astounding color in its almost all bold form. Henri Matisse who sought to create "art to delight" is perceived as the leader of this movement. Eventhough it wasn't long lasting, it was a fascinating movement, based more on visual than philosophy.
Albert Marquet, Andre Derain, Maurice de Vlaminck, Giovanni Giacometti and Henri Matisse.
Began in Germany about 1905 and lasted through the thirties. Dim and emotional, the goal of Expressionists was to express their see of reality through disfigurement. Not the most gleeful mobility of all, but very important. Two groups of artists supplied. One in Dresden called Expire Bruecke meaning the passage, and one in Munich calledDer Blaue Reiter, meaning Typically the Blue Rider. One of the most renowned pieces of the movement may be the Scream by Norweigen Edvard Munch--an excellent example of the internal artist coming to life by means of his work.
Pass away Bruecke-- Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Erich Heckel, Emil Nolde, Max Pechstein, Otto Mueller, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, American Symbol Rothko, First-rate sculptor and painter Amedeo Modigliani, Franz Marc, September Macke, Gabriele Münter, Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, Alexei Yavlensky, Egon Schiele, Alter Shi-Jun, and Heribert Elzer
Art Nouveau
Is a France term meaning New Art. The movement began inside 1880 and lasted by 1910. It was very popular in the time and became a worldwide occurrence. It absolutely was called by the Germans Jugendstil, the Italians Freedom, the Austrians Sezessionsstil as well as the Spanish Arte joven. An incredibly decorative and intricate design of curves and organics, it spread to buildings, sculpture, furniture, and jewelry.
Gustav Klimt, Louis Convenience Tiffany, and Alphonse Muchisima
Art Deco
In the twenties and 1930s was a a reaction to Art Nouveau in that this counteracted with strong geometrics and symmetry. Significantly less of art and more connected with design and architecture, this particular movement brought on skyscrapers along with high rise buildings.
Tamara DeLempicka, Georgia O'Keeffe
Was initiated by simply Pablo Picasso from France. The subjects were reassembled and also broken in strange in addition to abstract ways. Partage through geometric forms depicted painting in an new approach entirely. Depth isn't very shown in this art application form, instead, planes of not big difference area. It was the beginning of avant-garde and subjective art truly.
Pablo Picasso and Georges Braques, Robert Delaunay, Marcel Duchamp, Juan Gris and Lyonel Feininger.
Began throughout 1924 strangely enough with a poet named Andre Breton who focused on the spontaneous, the importance of dreams, and the mind in art form. Surrealism spread as a cultural, artsy, and intellectual movement. Really artists included self announced communists, feminists, atheists, in addition to anarchists. An awareness was claimed by these people of transcendentalism, and aimed at a more true means of lifetime through the unconscious. All their work was criticized by means of journalists, currently but gained a popularity that still endures. Probably the most intriguing and still popular moves in art.
Salvador Dali, the Italian Giorgio een Chirico, Marcel Duchamp, Greatest extent Ernst, Joan Miro, Yves Tanguy, Rene Margritte as well as the Russian Marc Chagal
Art, fathered by Wassily Kandinsky is better viewed when compared with explained. Vivid colors, impasible shapes, as well as depiction of anything but all-natural and worldly objects tend to be characteristic of this style. Constructivism (1915) and De Stijl (1917) were parallel movements which often took abstraction into statue and architecture. Abstraction, or maybe nonfigurative form, is actually a widely used term and still a significantly utilized form of art. Throughout modern design, fuzy art is chosen to to get wall coverings by developers and art consultants usually.
Wassily Kandinsky Beate Emanuel, Emilie Gerard, Spencer Shelter, Escha Van den Bogerd, Silverio Dominguez, Milene Fuente Kleijn, Vincent Mond, Ingrid Thaler and Piet Mondrian
Pop Art
Was a response to the impersonal and way too elite form of abstract art. American and British artists of the mid 20th millennium felt it was time to get art back to the everyday activities of ordinary people. Andy Warhol was the carpenter of the Go crazy Art movement and serigraphy or screen printing has been his tool of choice. He / she used everyday images associated with kitchen items, or celebrities faces to bring this activity to life. Comic books, advertisements, as well as album covers boasted take art. Even though the idea behind the motion was a good one, Pop art or Popular art continues to be heavily criticized for blurring the lines between good art and mass produced art.
Andy Warhol, Jaspar Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Brian Hockney, Claes Oldenburg, Roy Lichtenstein, Georg Segal, Adam or wayne Rosenquis
Every Modern Art motion has something to teach all of us. These are typically such brief explanations associated with subjects that could be debated as well as discussed incessantly. What an interesting previous has lead to our today's. And interesting people have paved how.


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Here is the list of latest PAU Recruitment 2017 Projects. You can find here all the latest jobs vacancies announced by PAU along with complete information. The page is all about to announce PAU Jobs, Vacancies, exams and recruitment projects. There are total 6 Vacancies open in PAU as follows:
Post Name: Graduate Assistant
Age Limit as on 1st Jan 2016: 18-63 years
Pay Scale: Rs.12000/- per month
Qualification: Graduation in Computer Science/Engineering/IT/Computer Application
Selection Procedure: Selection will be based on Interview
Application Procedure: Download Application Form and Send Hard Copy by registered/speed post before 23rd Dec 2016
Deadline: 23rd Dec 2016
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Official Website: www.web.pau.edu
PAU Recruitment 2017: 01 Vacancy
Post Name: Senior Research Fellow (SRF)
Age Limit as on 1st Dec 2016: 30 years
Pay Scale: Rs.25000/- + HRA
Qualification: B.Sc./M.Tech in Agricultural Engineering/Mechanical Engineering or equivalent
Selection Procedure: Selection will be based on Interview
Application Procedure: Download Application Format and Send Hard Copy by registered/speed post before 23rd Dec 2016
Deadline: 23rd Dec 2016
Interview Date & Time: 26th Dec 2016 at 11.30 am
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Official Website: web.pau.edu
PAU Recruitment 2017: 4 Vacancies
Post Name: Field Helpers
Age Limit as on 1st Jan 2016: 18-63 years
Pay Scale: Rs.9000/- per month
Qualification: 12th with Punjabi upto matric level
Application Procedure: Download Application Form and Print out Hard Copy Send by registered/speed post before 30th Dec 2016
Deadline: 30th Dec 2016
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Official Website: web.pau.edu
PAU Recruitment 2017: 17 Vacancies (Closed)
Post Name: Various Vacancies
- Assistants: 3 posts
- Clerks: 14 posts
- Messenger
- Cook-cum-Chownkidar
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Age Limit as on 1st Apr 2017: Born between 1st Apr 1996 to 1st Apr 2003
Pay Scale:
- Assistants:9300-34800 + GP Rs.4200/-
- Clerks:10300-34800 + GP Rs.3200 with initial pay scale of Rs.13500/-
- Messenger/Cook-cum-Chownkidar/Beldar: 4900-10680/- + GP Rs.1650/-
Qualification: Graduation/Post Graduation in any discipline with computer knowledge & Typing Knowledge
Application Procedure: Download Application Format and Printout Hard Copy by registered/speed post before 25th Nov 2016
Deadline: 25th Nov 2016
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PAU Recruitment 2017: 268 Vacancies (Closed)
Post Name: Non-Teaching Vacancies
- State Coordinator: 01 post
- Gender Coordinator: 01 post
- Project Director: 13 posts
- Deputy Project Director: 11 posts
- Block Technology Manager: 58 posts
- Assistant Technology Manager: 170 posts
- Accountant-cum-clerk: 04 posts
- Computer Programmer/Operator: 05 posts
- Deputy Director: 05 posts
Age Limit: 18-37 years
Pay Scale:
- State Coordinator: 50000/-
- Gender Coordinator: 40000/-
- Project Director: 44000/-
- Deputy Project Director: 42000/-
- Block Technology Manager: 25000/-
- Assistant Technology Manager: 15000/-
- Accountant-cum-clerk: 22500/-
- Computer Programmer/Operator: 16000/-
- Deputy Director: 44400/-
Qualification: Doctorate/Post Graduation in Agriculture/Agril. Engg./Agril. Economics/Veterinary Science/Fisheries with relevant experience, B.Com, B.Tech/BE in CSE/CS/IT/ICT/Software Engineering or similar equivalent degree in Computer Science/MCA, Graduation in any discipline
Selection Procedure: Selection will be based on Written Exam and Interview
Application Procedure: Download Application Format and Printout Hard Copy sent by registered/speed post before 30th Nov 2016
Deadline: 30th Nov 2016
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PAU Recruitment 2016-17 for 6 posts of Field Assistant
Punjab Agriculture University (PAU) had mentioned the worthy process that specifies the staffing of the candidates on the contract basis. The detail that got broadcasted is for the six posts of Field Assistant under which the noticeable points are beneath:
Educational Qualification: The academic that is worth acceptable from the candidates is the Matriculation with the Punjabi. Candidates also need having the experience in the field work.
Fees Schedule: The publication of the registration fee commences the payment of the Rs. 100. The fee to accept only with the Demand Draft (DD) in the favour of Comptroller, Punjab Agriculture University (PAU) and payable at Faridkot.
Selection Procedure: The choice for the deserving candidates under the post announced is to make with the interview succession.
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- 17th August 2015: The Concluding date that got publicized for the final entertaining of the applications at the announced venue.
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