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Artistic Renderings of the Arborglyphs
The following is a replication of the explanatory text written by the artists who created the Basquos.
The sheep owner in the Carson and Washoe valleys of Nevada sent their flocks and herders up into the Sierra mountain meadows every spring.
The herders were Basques, and they took readily to the mountain terrain that was like their own Pyrenees, where for untold ages their ancestors had guarded sheep.
This collection of drawings, which we have called "Basquos," should have the sub-title "Aspen Art." It is of the carvings on the aspen trees, done many years ago, by the Basque sheep herders, who summered with their flocks in the meadows above the north and east shores of Lake Tahoe, in the high Sierra.
Hiking through these meadows one summer, we came upon a grove of very large aspen trees — some at least eighteen inches in diameter — and on tree after tree were these intricate and grotesque carvings.
It was an exciting and thrilling "find" to discover them there in the solitude, where the only sounds were the faint rustle of the quaking aspen leaves, and the gurgle of a little stream that ran through the meadow grass.
We decided to sketch them, but the naive quality and queer, sometimes distorted drawing of the designs were lost when simply copied, no matter how carefully we tried to duplicate them, so we decided to thumb tack thin tracing paper to the trees and carefully trace the actual drawings themselves.
This we did, and over three summers of searching we traced seventy-eight carvings, from which we have selected this collection as the most interesting and characteristic.
We covered four areas in our extensive searching:
- Murphy Meadows north of Martis Peak, where that mountain slopes down toward the Truckee River.
- A chain of meadows south and east of Martis Peak, below the long ridge that leads toward Mt. Rose — where we found the "Troke 12 mi." one, and which was actually twelve miles from Truckee.
- A meadow along the trail from Spooner Summit to Marlette Lake — where we found the earliest one of all (1895) with a stylized mask-like face that is almost American Indian in design.
- The most productive "gallery" of the four, with the most interesting designs, was the big meadow far above and east of Glenbrook below Genoa Peak.
We found it strange that 1932 seemed to have been the most prolific year,
yet the 1932 carvings were in all the different areas — not just in one location
as might have been expected.
The technical problem we faced after we had completed the tracings was how to reproduce the feeling of the carvings themselves in mere ink and water color rendering.
When the almost white bark of the aspen tree is carved, a raised scar forms around the knife cut, creating a wider line of gray between the carving and the smooth light surface of the tree trunk.
After many trials, we finally developed the distinct stylization that we have used here to convey the quality of the gray scar and still retain the complete detail of the carved design.
We hope that we have succeeded in the attempt to transfer the quaint charm of the actual carvings to a decorative scheme that would still leave them clear to be enjoyed and understood.Frances R. Wallace
Hans Reiss
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Congratulations to Sue Morton, chosen to replace Rick Piunti on the AITP Board of Directors. Following his resignation from the Board of Directors in order to pursue new career interests, AITP would like to thank Rick Piunti for his dedicated service to the Association and wishes him the best in his future endeavors.
Sue Morton's nomination was ratified by the Board on May 21, 2003. The AITP Board wishes Sue the best in her leadership position within the Association and would thank her for her level of dedication and commitment to AITP.
Susan Morton began her data processing career in 1977 with Kelly Services working with a wide variety of clients, software and equipment. In June 1978 she began working at Precision Systems, Inc., a data processing service bureau. Advancing from the staff to the position of supervisor, Susan managed twenty-four operators on two shifts.
In April 1982 she was the first employee of International Data Corporation (IDC). While taking programming and business courses at night, she advanced to Vice President of IDC. IDC grew to become the largest data entry shop in St. Louis, with a staff of over 70 data entry operators on three shifts. Susan was responsible for generating and maintaining clients, preparing price quotes, programming and providing technical assistance.
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In 2001, Data Dash received certification as a Woman Owned Business Enterprise with the State of Missouri, Disadvantage Business Enterprise and WBE with the St. Louis Lambert Airport Authority and HUBZone with the United States Small Business.
In 2002, Susan served as President for the St. Louis Chapter of the Association of Information Technology Professionals, ((AITP, (formally the Data Processing Management Association, DPMA)) and has served as Executive Vice President, First Vice President and a number of chair positions.
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Clinical Focus
- Neuropathology
- Anatomic Pathology
Academic Appointments
Assistant Professor - Med Center Line, Pathology
Member, Bio-X
Member, Stanford Neurosciences Institute
Honors & Awards
Young Physician Scientist Award, American Society for Clinical Investigation (ASCI) (2015)
Early Career Investigator, Charleston Conference on Alzheimer Disease (CCAD) (2014)
New Investigator Award in Alzheimer's Disease, American Federation for Aging Research (2012)
Member, Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society (2005 - present)
Professional Education
Board Certification: Neuropathology, American Board of Pathology (2011)
Board Certification: Anatomic Pathology, American Board of Pathology (2011)
Medical Education:University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine Urbana-Cham (2005) IL
University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine Urbana-Cham (2004) IL
Fellowship:University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine (2011) PA
Residency:University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine (2008) PA
Board Certification, American Board of Pathology, Neuropathology (2011)
Board Certification, American Board of Pathology, Anatomic Pathology (2011)
B.S., University of Pittsburgh, Neuroscience (1996)
Additional Info
2016-17 Courses
Independent Studies (5)
- Directed Reading in Pathology
PATH 299 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum)
- Early Clinical Experience in Pathology
PATH 280 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum)
- Graduate Research
PATH 399 (Aut, Win, Spr)
- Medical Scholars Research
PATH 370 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum)
- Undergraduate Research
PATH 199 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum)
- Directed Reading in Pathology
All Publications
GA binding protein augments autophagy via transcriptional activation of BECN1-PIK3C3 complex genes
2014; 10 (9): 1622-1636
View details for DOI 10.4161/auto.29454
View details for Web of Science ID 000341647200012
Histologic Artifacts of Autolytic Muller Cell Foot Process Swelling in Postmortem Examination of Infant Eyes Potential Pitfall in the Evaluation of Traumatic Retinal Hemorrhages
2015; 133 (6): 706-709
Retinal hemorrhages are an important sequela of fatal head trauma. The accurate pathologic diagnosis of retinal hemorrhages has critical implications for determination of the manner of death.We describe an autolytic postmortem histologic artifact of eosinophilic Müller cell foot process swelling that mimics a nerve fiber layer hemorrhage. From April 24, 2012, through November 11, 2014, we conducted postmortem examination of the eyes of 23 infants and children who were referred to our institution for possible nonaccidental head trauma. A focal artifact of Müller cell foot process swelling was identified in most patients (16 of 23) up to 4 years of age. Three infants, all of whom were younger than 3 months, demonstrated diffusely swollen Müller cell foot processes with intensely eosinophilic cytoplasm that mimicked erythrocytes of nerve fiber layer hemorrhages. The difference in the mean age between patients with diffuse eosinophilic artifacts (1.7 months) and patients with only a multifocal, focal, or absent artifact (13.3 months) was 11.6 months (95% CI, 6.5-16.7 months). Glycophorin C immunohistochemical analysis was useful to differentiate this artifact from nerve fiber layer hemorrhage.Our case review demonstrates an artifact of eosinophilic Müller cell foot processes swelling in postmortem examination of young infant eyes, a potential pitfall in the diagnosis of retinal hemorrhages. Our findings have important implications for the diagnosis of retinal hemorrhages in potential cases of nonaccidental head injury.
View details for DOI 10.1001/jamaophthalmol.2015.0493
View details for Web of Science ID 000356044400022
View details for PubMedID 25837496
Mutant LRRK2 enhances glutamatergic synapse activity and evokes excitotoxic dendrite degeneration.
Biochimica et biophysica acta
2014; 1842 (9): 1596-1603
Mutations in leucine-rich repeat kinase 2 (LRRK2), which are associated with autosomal dominant Parkinson's disease, elicit progressive dendrite degeneration in neurons. We hypothesized that synaptic dysregulation contributes to mutant LRRK2-induced dendritic injury. We performed in vitro whole-cell voltage clamp studies of glutamatergic receptor agonist responses and glutamatergic synaptic activity in cultured rat cortical neurons expressing full-length wild-type and mutant forms of LRRK2. Expression of the pathogenic G2019S or R1441C LRRK2 mutants resulted in larger whole-cell current responses to direct application of AMPA and NMDA receptor agonists. In addition, mutant LRRK2-expressing neurons exhibited an increased frequency of spontaneous miniature excitatory postsynaptic currents (mEPSCs) in conjunction with increased excitatory synapse density as assessed by immunofluorescence for PSD95 and VGLUT1. Mutant LRRK2-expressing neurons showed enhanced vulnerability to acute synaptic glutamate stress. Furthermore, treatment with the NMDA receptor antagonist memantine significantly protected against subsequent losses in dendrite length and branching complexity. These data demonstrate an early association between mutant LRRK2 and increased excitatory synapse activity, implicating an excitotoxic contribution to mutant LRRK2 induced dendrite degeneration.
View details for DOI 10.1016/j.bbadis.2014.05.016
View details for PubMedID 24874075
Tectal pineal cyst in a 1-year-old girl.
Human pathology
2014; 45 (3): 653-656
Glial cysts of the pineal gland can frequently be found in adults and children, but only rarely do they enlarge to become clinically relevant. We report a unique presentation of a pineal cyst in the midbrain tectum of a 16-month-old girl who initially presented with ptosis and strabismus. Preoperative imaging studies and intraoperative findings revealed no continuity between the tectal cyst and the pineal gland proper. We surmise that this tectal pineal cyst may have arisen from duplicated pineal gland tissue.
View details for DOI 10.1016/j.humpath.2013.10.002
View details for PubMedID 24411061
Co-occurrence of a cerebral cavernous malformation and an orbital cavernous hemangioma in a patient with seizures and visual symptoms: Rare crossroads for vascular malformations.
Surgical neurology international
Cerebral cavernous malformations (CCMs) are angiographically occult vascular malformations of the central nervous system. As a result of hemorrhage and mass effect, patients may present with focal neurologic deficits, seizures, and other symptoms necessitating treatment. Once symptomatic, most often from hemorrhage, CCMs are treated with microsurgical resection. Orbital cavernous hemangiomas (OCHs) are similar but distinct vascular malformations that present within the orbital cavity. Even though CCMs and OCHs are both marked by dilated endothelial-lined vascular channels, they are infrequently seen in the same patient.We provide a brief overview of the two related pathologies in the context of a patient presenting to our care with concomitant lesions, which were both resected in full without complication.This is the first known report that describes a case of concomitant CCM and OCH and explores the origins of two pathologies that are rarely encountered together in neurosurgical practice. Recognition of disparate symptomatologies is important for properly managing these patients.
View details for DOI 10.4103/2152-7806.134810
View details for PubMedID 25071938
Occult pigmented ganglioglioma in an adult male with chronic posttraumatic epilepsy.
Clinical neuropathology
2013; 32 (3): 192-195
View details for DOI 10.5414/NP300550
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The Chewing Gum Law
The 'No More Babies' Rule
The Television
Licencing Act
Crazy Laws and
Their Consequences
Crazy laws might
get made with the best of intentions, but they often have unintended
consequences. Whether a crazy law exacerbates a problem or just plain
makes people angry, crazy laws inevitably backfire on those who made
them. Here are four crazy laws that turned out much different than their
creators intended.
1. The British Stamp Act
In November of
1765, the British government enacted an unusual tax on its American
colonies. Prime Minister George Grenville declared that every piece of
official paper had to carry a special, government-issued stamp. This
included not only documents like contracts and birth certificates, but
also more common items like newspapers and almanacs. Even playing cards
needed this government-issued stamp. Violators found with paper which
did not contain the stamp were tried as tax evaders.
Ironically, the taxes collected from the Stamp Act were to be spent on
keeping British troops in the colonies. Maintaining a vast overseas
empire gets expensive, and the British had struggled to find a way to
offset the cost. Unfortunately, no one had bothered to consult the
American colonists, who did not even have a representative to speak for
their interests in Parliament. From this came the origin of the beloved
American phrase, "No taxation without representation."
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What the British Parliament couldn't have known when it passed the Stamp
Act of 1765 was that this law would lead directly to the American
Revolution. Whoops! Colonists began to see themselves as an entirely
different group of people than their British rulers, capable of
governing themselves. Though rioting and protests led to the Stamp Act
being repealed the following year, the feelings of independence didn't
go away.
Meanwhile, the
Stamp Act was only the beginning of taxation on everyday goods in the
colonies. Sugar had already been taxed, followed by tea, paint, and
glass. Fresh from their victory over the Stamp Act, the colonists
revolted and staged protests. The most famous of these, the Boston Tea
Party, is still invoked by people who wish to protest taxation.
There has recently been a resurgence of this sentiment in the United
States as new taxes are being levied on goods to make up for massive
federal and state budget deficits. "Tea Parties," gatherings to protest
these taxes, take their name from the early days of the colonies when
taxation led to the American Revolution.
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Becky Barnes,
Residents and visitors in Cynthiana will soon be able to purchase alcoholic beverages on Sundays.
The Cynthiana City Commission voted Monday night during a special meeting to allow liquor-by-the-drink and package sales on Sundays.
A public forum preceded the commission's vote on an ordinance that would allow the Sunday liquor sales.
Over 100 people attended the forum, which was held at the Extension office.
Lee Kendall,
News Writer
The first of three 2017 Cynthiana Rod Run events will be held this weekend in downtown Cynthiana.
The second annual Bike Night will take place on Saturday afternoon and evening, July 22, beginning at 4 p.m.
"Last year we had about 70 bikes registered, but it was kind of a rainy day," said Cynthiana Main Street director Stephanie Burden. "This year we are expecting 200 bikes or so, maybe more."
Portuguese artist Sergio Odeith is scheduled to get started with the Joe B. Hall mural today, Thursday, July 20.
Hall, a 1948 graduate of Cynthiana High School, succeeded the legendary Adolph Rupp as the head coach of the Wildcats and led UK to the 1978 national championship.
The Hall mural will be completed on the north-facing wall of the Masonic Lodge building (the old C&W Key Market) on the east side of Main Street.
Taylor Cusick,
Summer intern
Unless you've been living under a rock, odds are you've noticed troves of people moving through downtown on the hunt for artistically altered chunks of Earth.
Cynthiana has been taken over by a craze that is sweeping across towns throughout the country. The painting, hiding and finding of rocks. Kids, teens and adults alike have all taken to the craze and one pass through downtown will prove it.
After five years as an assistant principal at Harrison County Middle School, Todd Harp will succeed Steven Fowler and become the head principal at Southside Elementary School for the coming 2017-18 school year.
Eleven of the 13 defendants who were indicted by a Harrison County grand jury on July 6, entered not guilty pleas in Harrison Circuit Court on Tuesday.
As of presstime, warrants for the arrest of two of the subjects who were indicted had not been served.
Jury trials were set for Oct. 26 during their formal arraignments.
Indictments were issued to the following:
Cynthiana is a beacon of industry within the state of Kentucky. Odds are, people see products made in Cynthiana everyday and don't even realize. One such product made on Ladish Road might even be hauling your trash away in the morning.
A Harrison County Sheriff's Deputy asked the Cynthiana City Commission to look into options to slow traffic on Bridge Street.
Dean Hutchison, who lives on Bridge Street at the Bridge and Webster intersection, said a traffic hazard exists.
"It's like a wild West when I'm not there," Hutchison said of how his sheriff's vehicle helps to curtail some of the reckless driving.
Harrison County's local law enforcement agencies will be sponsoring the first-ever "Back the Blue" concert on Saturday, July 22 at Flat Run Veterans Park.
The fund-raising event will feature music from popular local country and southern rock band Jo Jo Gunn and will begin at 6 p.m. The concert is scheduled to conclude at 10 p.m.
Proceeds from the concert will help fund the law enforcement initiative "Shop With a Cop," which is designed to provide Christmas presents for needy children.
By Sidney Sowder,
HCHS 4-H member
Livestock Judging
What do you think of when you hear the phrase, "Livestock Judging?" As a current member of the Harrison County 4-H Livestock Judging Team, livestock judging means a lot to me. During the year I spend a lot of my time working on livestock judging.
It may seem like I use too much time practicing judging, but it sure is worth it. The hard work has paid off.
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I've always enjoyed access to world views outside of my local sphere even when it pisses me off.
Honor killings
A concept that shakes anyone with an ounce of morality and decency the concept that killing someone,usually a female,somehow restores honor to a family is an abomination to the human race.
Honor killings are intrinsically tied to the nations that observe Islam. That is a fact! Sure enough the concept of honor killing predates Islam but this should be of zero comfort to the followers of Mohammed.
It is estimated by the UN that as many as 5,000 women (girls) are killed under the guise of honor killings annually. That is a disgrace! Couple that with a girl being raped by a scumbag is somehow a matter of dishonor the girl must pay for and you should be vomiting.
So today I was checking out some international media and came across a piece at Turkey's Zaman.
A puff piece by a westerner looking at the nuances of the deed and offering some comfort spin. In fairness having been a fan of exploring Turkish media before I know the country is better than some at eradicating the practice. Still the piece smacked of crock to me and caused me to share it.Whether the book will ultimately be worth reading is up for grabs.
Interesting related read at CSM


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Did Paul Revere Knock on Our Door?
We have no concrete evidence to support a belief that Mr. Paul Revere knocked on our door. We do know that Shirley is the last town in Middlesex County to the West, and that the famous Longfellow poem tells us that Paul Revere rode through 'every Middlesex village and farm.' The seeds of truth are sown, and thus it is that legends grow...
Many a tale, spun by the welcoming glow of our Taproom hearth, becomes ever more believable fact as it passed along, by word of mouth, from one contented patron to the next.
Excerpt from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's poem Paul Revere's Ride:
Listen my children and you shall hear
Of the midnight ride of Paul Revere,
On the eighteenth of April, in Seventy-five;
Hardly a man is now alive
Who remembers that famous day and year.
He said to his friend, "If the British march
By land or sea from the town to-night,
Hang a lantern aloft in the belfry arch
Of the North Church tower as a signal light,–
One if by land, and two if by sea;
And I on the opposite shore will be,
Ready to ride and spread the alarm
Through every Middlesex village and farm,
For the country folk to be up and to arm."
How the Bull Run Got Its Name
In Seth Chandler's "History of the Town of Shirley" it is documented that obadiah sawtell's tavern was the first stop on the Boston to Albany Route, and was once called "Stagecoach Inn".
in those days, the horse drawn stagecoaches brought news of events from far away locations. Townspeople gathered bits and pieces of information reported by the driver and passengers as the journey progressed. Upon one occasion, during the American War Between the States, there was news that in the Battle of Bull Run, all was not going well for the North.
An argument ensued in our Taproom. In those days a lusty brawl was great sport for all, and when the scuffling had ended, lo, no one was left standing save the burly bartender.
Just then, a late comer opened the door and breathlessly asked: "What news of the battle? " To which the bemused bartender is reputed to have replied: "We just fought the Battle of Bull Run right here!" Thus was born the present name for the old tavern, for the town wag, amused by the story, painted the words "BULL RUN" on a sign board and hung it over the bar. The name caught on and has lasted to the present day.
The Drunkard's Progress
The Bull Run's "Drunkard's Progress" is copied from a Currier and Ives print entitled: "Drunkard's Progress: From the First Glass to the Grave". The American Temperance Movement, led by Protestant clergymen and reform-minded women, was at its height when this print appeared in 1846. Of the three great nineteenth century reform movements - temperance, abolition of slavery, and women's suffrage - Currier and Ives most actively supported temperance, issuing more than 30 prints on behalf of the cause. The print served as a rallying cry for the Temperance League, which deplored the free use of alcoholic beverages. They sought (for a while, successfully) to install Prohibition throughout the Nation, making its sale illegal, its use horrific. We at Bull Run are happy to report it still stands in a place of honor next to our Tap Room bar, and that there is absolutely no correlation between its dire steps and our guests who are seated beneath them.
about the artists:
the drunkard's progress was painted on our wall in 1948 by nancy byers affleck & her husband myron hopkins strong affleck, jr., of groton, ma. the couple were good friends of the innkeepers Lee & mary guercio of shirley & members of the shirley players, a community theater group who met often at bull run and performed locally at the well-known whalom playhouse. they are the grandparents of actor ben affleck.


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Sugarland's Road Manager Credited With Saving The Band's Life
Sugarland is feeling very fortunate to have survived the Indiana State Fair stage collapse last weekend that killed 5 and injured dozens. Under most circumstances, Jennifer Nettles, Kristian Bush and the band would have been on that stage the moment it came down. Instead, they were backstage - thanks to a last minute decision by their road manager.


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3 Must-Make Crockpot Drinks This Winter
When it's cold out, drink something warm made in a Crockpot! Try these 3 must-have drink recipes made in a slow cooker.
Winter is Crockpot season! The time to make warm pulled pork, homemade soups and chilis, delicious sauces, and of course, the time to experiment. While I love a good cocktail, I decided to do some research on a different type of hot drink that could really soothe the soul.
Your typical slow cooker sip might consist of tea or apple cider, but this year I'm drinking up all the pure chocolate, maple and caramel goodness I can find. Well, on the internet that is!
These three must-make drinks are on the sweet side and are definitely more intense in flavor than your typical recipe because all of the ingredients have been slowly cooked to a warm perfection.
1. Hot Chocolate
Long gone are the days when you microwave your hot cocoa. If you're really looking for that rich, intense chocolate flavor, you're not going to get it from powdered product or chocolate sauce. The blog How Sweet Eats made an amazing crockpot hot chocolate that tastes like you are literally drinking chocolate in liquid form. What's not to love about a sweet concoction of dark chocolate, dutch cocoa powder and homemade coconut whipped cream?!
Image via How Sweet It Is
2. Maple Pumpkin Spice Latte
Skip Starbucks and whip up this maple version of your favorite pumpkin spice latte from The Yummy Life with natural canned pumpkin and a hint of vanilla. You'll be making a large batch, so invite friends over for coffee and dessert or refrigerate your leftovers and save them for later!
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3. Caramel Apple Cider
Kick your apple cider up a notch with the sweet addition of caramel sauce. Melissa from No. 2 Pencil adds cinnamon sticks and tops her cider with whipped cream and more caramel for warm, sweet sip to cozy up by the fire with.
Image via number 2 pencil and tatertots & jello
There you have it! Three amazingly delicious recipe for you to experiment with your crockpot or slow cooker this year. Curl up by the fire with a good book and enjoy a truly delicious laborless sip.
Jennifer Kelly Geddes has hosted Christmas cookie swaps, New Year's open houses, Thanksgiving for 22, and all manner of dinner parties in her Manhattan and Ghent, NY homes.Read More »


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Model Vauxhall Vectra Estate V6 CDTi
Price £25,945
Top speed 140mph
Acceleration 0-60mph in 8.6 secs
Consumption 40.9mpg (combined)
Emissions 186g/km (road tax band F)
At the wheel Jamie Cullum
On the stereo George Shearing
En route for Morrison's
They'd rather walk Keith Richards
'Hey, a new Vauxhall Vectra Estate, everybody!" No, it probably is beyond the bounds of print alone to make those words rise thrillingly off the page. Let's face it, that sentence contains at least three of the motoring industry's more heart-sinking terms, namely, "estate", "Vauxhall" and "Vectra".
But wait. The Vauxhall Vectra, in saloon form, may have attained the status of a shorthand for haplessness in comedy-writing circles, but it must be doing something right. At any rate, millions of company reps the world over wouldn't fling their briefcase on to the passenger seat of anything less, and they can't all be wrong. The third-generation model, replanned and smartened up, within and without, has received compliments from widespread and formerly sniffy sources. If we can learn to love the Vauxhall Vectra, maybe we can pull together and learn to love it in an estate version, too.
It certainly looks great these days. In the past, detecting the difference between a Vauxhall Estate and a shoebox with a radiator has been a task for properly qualified experts only. But the back of the car now sweetly wraps around like understated sunglasses, and they've punched up the front end and introduced some of the vim of the Vauxhall twin-seater sports car, the VX220, a jet-propelled tea tray.
There's a charismatic crimp down the centre of the bonnet, and a business-like chrome-encrusted grille, replacing the now-you-see-it, now-you've-already-forgotten-it look that used to characterise the range. It's available with go-getting alloys, too, which, in fact, turn out cleverly to be made of steel, and thus replaceable at just £16 a pop if and when you grind them on a kerb during an incautious reversing manoeuvre.
Why, you could almost forget that this was an estate altogether and believe it was a saloon in some kind of director's cut version. Moreover, the futuristic new headlight clusters lend the car an inquisitive expression that it didn't have before. They're not just for effect, either. They house those swivelling headlamps that curl around corners on your behalf, according to the extent to which you happen to be grappling the steering wheel. This is clearly a fabulous device, from a driver-safety point of view, and one for which you would normally pay a premium, but at the same time it confirms one's suspicion that the early 21st century is a uniquely crap time in which to be a rabbit. These days you can get caught in the headlights before the car has even finished coming round the corner.
The even worse news for rabbits is that, if the car in question is the Vectra Estate that I drove, it is likely to be coming around the corner pretty fast, too. I had the V6 CDTi, a 3.0 litre, turbocharged diesel unit that roared, at tickover, like the engine of a second world war fighter plane, but which nevertheless delivered thoroughly contemporary bursts of power and feats of acceleration that one did not necessarily associate with estate cars. The smaller than average - and therefore more sporty than usual - steering wheel is apparently standard across the range. It certainly focuses the mind and, again, helps foster the illusion that what you are driving is ritzy and quick-spirited, rather than middle-aged and, in all likelihood, full of shopping and children's litter.
Partly to test the Vectra in the most demanding circumstances available - and also to pay a quiet but heartfelt homage to the chimps in the old PG Tips adverts - I used mine to collect a piano in Essex and deliver it to an address in south London. OK, so it was only an electric piano and it conveniently separated into two bits. But the keyboard was full length and the two bits into which the piano separated were individually heavy enough to make grown men weep and phone their chiropractor. The Vectra, with its back seats swiftly and simply flattened, swallowed it whole, though, leaving ample room, probably, for a drumkit and possibly even a medium-sized drummer, if he could have been squished into a small enough flight-case.
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I love to cook creatively. One night I had thawed a pound of lean, grange fed, ground beef, to put on the grill. But, I didn't want plain burgers. I started adding what I thought would give the burgers good flavor and texture. I think it started with grated carrots, caramelized onion and garlic, and went from there. When my hubby brought them in from the grill, I was pleasantly surprised, that they smelled so great, and tasted awesome. They taste great on a bun, with lettuce and tomato, but we had them, that night, with buttered bow tie pasta, and a simple salad. My husband named them, when we talked about serving them to our grandson, who can be a picky eater. He said we should give them a fun name, and maybe he would be more willing to eat them. He suggested "Circus Burgers", because of the orange, of the carrot. Well, Joshua loves them, and the name has stuck. :D
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I registered with Food.com only to write a review to this recipe... that's how well it worked.
The first thing I enjoyed about this recipe was how easy it was to form the patties. The chia gel is an excellent combiner! & you know that the more you mix your beef & pat it into patties, the drier it gets. The patties formed like clay. Second, they shrunk less & seemed to cook a bit quicker (however, that may be because of grilling methods--I put the patties over really hot coals).
It worked well. I wish I would have gotten a shot of it for ya. They glistened off the grill.
I purchase & use only grass-fed beef from a local farm. I usually have to coat my burgers with vegetable oil to keep them from drying out (a little helpful hint for ya, there). I have been eating chia seeds for a few months now in my oatmeal & smoothies. Blah blah blah.
I got to thinking that with their ability to hold on to water, the seeds may retain the moisture that I wanted for my burgers. So I Googled it & this was the first recipe that specifically addressed my query.
Thanks for sharing, DevonViolet!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄2 tablespoons chia seeds (68 calories per Tbsp)
- 1⁄2 cup water
- 1⁄2 medium onion, coarsely chopped
- 1 tablespoon minced garlic
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 tablespoon water
- 1 lb lean ground beef
- 1⁄2 cup coarsely grated carrot
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped cilantro
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped flat leaf parsley (may use curly parsley)
- 1⁄2 teaspoon emeril's original essence seasoning
- 1⁄2 teaspoon sea salt (optional)
Directions See How It's Made
- Combine Chia Seeds and 1/2 cup water. Stir constantly, for 1/2 - 1 minute. The seeds will quickly form a gelatinous coating, which will absorb the water. Let the seeds set, to thicken. After about 15 minutes, you will have a thick mixture, that can be added to the meat mixture, when it is ready to mix. This will help bind it all together, and add moisture. Chia seeds do not have any flavor, of their own. They add moisture, fiber and oodles of nutritional value to your food.
- In fry pan, add chopped onion and oil. Mix well, to cover onion with oil. Spread onion evenly in pan.
- Add 1 Tablespoon water and cover with tight fitting lid. Heat over medium heat, until water bubble. Turn heat to low and simmer for five minutes, or until onion is translucent.
- Remove lid, and increase heat to medium low. Stir gently, until the onion starts to caramelize. At this point add minced garlic, and stir, for another minute. Remove from heat, and cover, until the remainder of mixture is complete.
- In medium mixing bowl, add ground meat, grated carrots, caramelized onion/garlic mixture, Chia Seeds, and seasonings. Combine well, with hands (I wear plastic gloves), or large spoon.
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At the same time, Sidney Kwestel, president of the National Jewish Commission on Law and Public Affairs (COLPA) said COLPA believes that the 1974 law does not violate previous Supreme Court rulings in that area of public assistance. Kwestel also told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency that COLPA intends to file a brief in support of Jewish day school and yeshiva students in any appeal of the decision.
Rabbi Moshe Sherer, executive president of Agudath Israel of America, in reporting that the lower court decision would be appealed, "by a group of non-public schools," called the lower court decision "a serious error in judgement." Rabbi Bernard Goldenberg, director of school organization and professional services of Torah Umesorah, the National Society for Hebrew Day Schools, also criticized the decision. Declaring that there are some 200 yeshivas and Hebrew day schools in the state, he said that, at this time of inflation, they would "feel this financial blow."
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Can 'Gossip Girl' Leighton Meester Cut It As a Country Singer?
Anyone who watches "Glee" knows that Gwyneth Paltrow is a woman of many talents. The movie star stopped by the show for a guest appearances and won over fans in her role as a substitute teacher, turning in stellar renditions of "Forget You" and "Umbrella." It was all laying the groundwork for her role as a country singer in the movie "Country Strong." Case closed–the Oscar-winning can sing.
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International and national data sources confirm the limited access to the Internet in South Africa. However, there is a need to study how this limited access is distributed amongst population groups in the country. This study investigates the pattern of Internet access amongst university students in South Africa. University students are a relevant population group for studying technology penetration; this population is a generation born in the current era of digital revolution, they are presumably early adopters of technology and are adept in using them. A survey conducted in ten South African universities reveals that beyond publicly available access on campuses – with its attendant constraints, personal/ household Internet access is a challenge and it reflects a pattern of inequalities in South Africa. Bearing in mind that social and economic exclusion is the biggest challenge for South Africa, this study reveals that digital inequalities amongst students replicate the pattern of social inequalities in the country. This exacerbates existing social inequalities, specifically amongst university students in South Africa, with certain categories of students being disproportionately disadvantaged.
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|Digital inequalities and implications for social inequalities: A study of Internet penetration amongst university students in South Africa
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|South Africa
|ICT (Information & Communication Technology), Information Age, Internet, Internet, Universities, Student Achievement
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Cycling trip recap! ;)
As you may know my husband was in a road bike race this past week called "The Tour de Bozeman" in Bozeman Montana.
Day one was the Criteriam (you race around and around a very short course for a set amount of time)
It was held in Big Sky Montana (here are some pictures of the lovely town and landscape!)
(mountain near Big Sky, I think its a ski resort)
(view on the other side of the course)
(the main mall area of Big Sky)
(a waterfall near Big Sky)
My husband ended up getting lapped and pulled with only 8 laps to go but took 7th out of 10 Cat 5 riders (they also had master B in the same race but they dont count against his score) Getting lapped only once was a major improvement because in Colorado he had been lapped like 6 or more times because that one was a no pull race.
Ther was also a big crash on the last lap of Cat 5 and some guy broke his pelvis because of it…OUCH!
(my husband is the one in the white and he isnt in the second photo)
(husband taking corners)
(the peloton)
(happy husband ;) )
The second day was Time trials and sprints. I did not go to the time trials because there was not going to be anything for me to do when he was riding and no photo opportunities. I did how ever go to the sprints ;)
He ended up taking 14th out of 15 in the Time trial (he needs to work on that me thinks)
And 5th out of 15 in the sprints. He had never tried or even practiced the sprints before so he thought he was going to get last. Not so ;) He even won one of them and did quite well in the others. I think he found his gift ;) (I have video of his sprints I will upload later)
Also Tj Van Garderen's ( a pro cyclist who is in the "Tour de France" right now who grew up in Bozeman Montana) dad ,Marcel Van Garderen, was racing in the Master A class for all the races.
He ended up almost running me over during the sprints because after their sprints they went back to the start by riding through the crowd on the sidewalk. He forgot to warn anyone he was coming so because my back was to him I didnt see him and we almost collided because I turned around and BOOM he was like right behind me lol!
(no we didnt get his autograph or ask for his sons cause that would be creepy)
(warming up for sprints)
(womens cat 1,2,3 sprint)
Day three was the road race. For cat 5 it was 45 miles long with 2821feet of climbing. He took 21st out of 25. He also need to work on his climbing because it was there he lost ground. I also did not go to this one because of nothing to do and nowhere to take photos.
All and all he finished 5th out of 7 people who did all 4 races ;) Im proud of him ;)
We drove home that night and woke up around noon today and are currently catching up on the "Tour de France" cause we missed like three to four days of it haha!


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Carey Mulligan Living At The Best Western?
After announcing her separation from hubby Jordan Bratman, Christina Aguilera jetted off to Honolulu. But Carey Mulligan has not made such grand plans since her split from Shia LaBeouf. She quietly moved out of the mansion they shared and, since she needs to stay in Los Angeles to film her new movie "Drive," has taken up residence at a hotel. And not the Chateau Marmont. Nope, Carey is reportedly staying at an under-construction Best Western overlooking the freeway. "This is more a place for back-packers, students and those on a budget," a hotel employee said. "I was stunned when I saw Carey walking across the lobby. She is very easy-going. She hasn't made any special requests and doesn't ask to be treated any differently. She keeps herself to herself and seems quite happy here." She reportedly eats at the hotel coffee shop and has even brought over a friend to visit.
I, for one, find this report very hard to believe. I thoroughly buy that Carey is humble and doesn't need to stay in the lap of luxury. But she's currently filming an action movie with an enormo budget. I just have a feeling they'd make sure that their stars were staying in better digs. Could a certain Best Western just be looking for publicity? [Daily Mail]


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Dark topics reach the screen lightly
Driven ... Mark Bellamy's comic take on a road rage incident is one
of the final 16 films to be screened at Tropfest tomorrow night.
Photo: Sahlan Hayes
WHEN Mark Bellamy was overtaken by road rage, angrily chasing another driver after a near collision, he was surprised by what happened at the next traffic lights.
"When I wound down the window and had a bit of a yell at him, the guy had tears in his eyes and said he was sorry - he'd just made a mistake," the Darlinghurst television producer-director says.
"That event has stayed with me. I don't think I've ever yelled at anyone in traffic since."
A dramatised version of that incident features in a film that Bellamy has in the shorts festival Tropfest tomorrow night. He takes a comic approach to a normally unfunny subject in Road Rage.
"I think we get lost in our own lives," says Bellamy. "We end up taking out a lot of our frustrations and anger day-to-day on people who don't deserve it."
The year of the sneeze - the "signature item" required to be included in every entry to indicate it was made specifically for Tropfest - is a strong one for comedies on serious subjects.
Even the Cronulla riots are treated jokingly in Between the Flags, when two rivals find themselves the first to arrive at the beach and wonder how they should behave until everyone else arrives. The final 16 films have been culled from almost 600 entries.
"The thing you get excited about with a festival like Tropfest is so many people seeing your film and testing your storytelling with such a large audience," Bellamy says.
"It's like playing a rock festival as a filmmaker."
Like many other entrants, he hopes the festival helps him break into feature films. But this is the first time he has entered since being a finalist in 1999.
"I remember driving past last year when they were setting up the big screen," Bellamy says. "I couldn't watch. I was like 'Mark, you should have made a film this year'."
He only just made it. Having shot Road Rage for $3000, it was entered with four hours to spare.
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The 2012 Symposium on Trends in Functional Programming (TFP 2012) will be held at the University of St Andrews on June 12-14, 2012.
The Symposium will be co-located with a number of exciting events including a workshop on 75 Years of Lambda-Calculus, the first International Workshop on Trends in Functional Programming in Education (TFPIE), an Erlang Factory Lite, Haskell and SAC Hackathons, a Summer School on Dependent Types.
TFP 2012 is sponsored by Erlang Solutions Ltd. and the Scottish Informatics and Computer Science Alliance (SICSA)
Key Dates
March 26th, 2012 Submission of draft papers
April 4th, 2012 Acceptance of papers for presentation at the symposium
June 12-14, 2012 Symposium
July 9th, 2012 Submission of revised papers for final proceedings
Sept. 16th, 2012 Notification of acceptance into final proceedings
A Week of Functional Programming in St Andrews!
June 11 International Workshop on Trends in Functional Programming in Education (TFPIE)
June 12-14 TFP 2012
June 14 Technical workshop on Patterns for Multicore (ParaPhrase Project)
June 15 Erlang Tutorials and Erlang Factory Lite
June 15 Workshop on 75 Years of Lambda Calculus
|A selection of revised papers will be published in Springer's Lecture Notes in Computer Science series
|The EAPLS Best Paper Award for TFP'12 is sponsored by the European Association for Programming Languages and Systems.
Symposium Objectives
The symposium is an international forum for researchers with interests in all aspects of functional programming, taking a broad view of current and future trends in the area of functional programming. It aspires to be a lively environment for presenting the latest research results, and other contributions (see below), described in draft papers submitted prior to the symposium. A formal post-symposium refereeing process then selects a subset of the articles presented at the symposium and submitted for formal publication. Following the publications of the TFP 2010 (LNCS 6546) and TFP 2011 proceedings, the refereed proceedings will be published in the Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science series.
The TFP symposium is the heir of the successful series of Scottish Functional Programming Workshops. Previous TFP symposia were held in Edinburgh (Scotland) in 2003, in Munich (Germany) in 2004, in Tallinn (Estonia) in 2005, in Nottingham (UK) in 2006, in New York (USA) in 2007, in Nijmegen (The Netherlands) in 2008, in Komarno (Slovakia) in 2009, in Oklahoma (USA) in 2010, and in Madrid (Spain) in 2011. For further general information about TFP please see the TFP homepage .
Keynote Speaker
The keynote address will be given by Prof. David Turner, Professor emeritus at Middlesex University and at the University of Kent, inventor of Miranda, KRC and SASL, on the history of functional programming languages. David's talk can be found on YouTube. The slides can be found here. .
Scope of the Symposium
The symposium recognizes that new trends may arise through various routes. As part of the Symposium's focus on trends we therefore identify the following five article categories. High-quality articles are solicited in any of these categories:
Research Articles:
leading-edge, previously unpublished research work
Position Articles:
on what new trends should or should not be
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descriptions of recently started new projects
Evaluation Articles:
what lessons can be drawn from a finished project
Overview Articles:
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Articles on the following subject areas are particularly welcome:
•Functional programming and multicore/manycore computing
•Functional programming in the cloud
•High performance functional computing
•Extra-functional (behavioural) properties of functional programs
•Dependently typed functional programming
•Validation and verification of functional programs
•Using functional techniques to verify/reason about imperative/object-oriented programs
•Debugging for functional languages
•Functional programming in different application areas: security, mobility, telecommunications applications, embedded systems, global computing, grids, etc.
•Interoperability with imperative programming languages
•Novel memory management techniques
•Program transformation techniques
•Empirical performance studies
•Abstract/virtual machines and compilers for functional languages
•New implementation strategies
•Any new emerging trend in the functional programming area
If you are in doubt on whether your article is within the scope of TFP, please contact the TFP 2012 program chair, Hans-Wolfgang Loidl.
Best Student Paper Award
TFP traditionally pays special attention to research students, acknowledging that students are almost by definition part of new subject trends. A student paper is one for which the authors state that the paper is mainly the work of students, the students are listed as first authors, and a student would present the paper. A prize for the best student paper is awarded each year.
Submissions and Draft Proceedings
Acceptance of articles for presentation at the symposium is based on a lightweight peer review process of extended abstracts (6 to 10 pages in length) or full papers (16 pages). Accepted abstracts are to be completed to full papers before the symposium for publication in the draft proceedings.
The submission must clearly indicate which category it belongs to: research, position, project, evaluation, or overview paper. It should also indicate whether the main author or authors are research students. Formatting details and submission procedures will be posted on this site as the submission deadline is approaching.
Symposium Organisation
Kevin Hammond General Chair
Hans-Wolfgang Loidl Programme Chair
Edwin Brady Local Arrangements
Vladimir Janjic
|Peter Achten
|Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands
|Jost Berthold
|University of Copenhagen, Denmark
|Edwin Brady
|University of St. Andrews, UK
|Matthias Blume
|Google, USA
|Clemens Grelck
|University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
|Kevin Hammond
|University of St. Andrews, UK
|Graham Hutton
|University of Nottingham, UK
|Patricia Johann
|University of Strathclyde
|Hans-Wolfgang Loidl (PC Chair)
|Heriot-Watt University, UK
|Jay McCarthy
|Brigham Young University, Utah, USA
|Rex Page
|University of Oklahoma, USA
|Ricardo Peña
|Complutense University of Madrid, Spain
|Kostis Sagonas
|Uppsala University, Sweden
|Manuel Serrano
|INRIA Sophia Antipolis, France
|Mary Sheeran
|Chalmers University, Gøteborg, Sweden
|Nikhil Swamy
|Microsoft Research, Redmond, USA
|Phil Trinder
|Heriot-Watt University, UK
|Wim A Vanderbauwhede
|University of Glasgow, UK
|Marko van Eekelen
|Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands
|David Van Horn
|Northeastern University, USA
|Malcolm Wallace
|Standard Chartered Bank, UK
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