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I have ported drupal 6 Fever theme (version 6.x-1.5) to Drupal 7. Can anybody please test it and post the issues so that I can fix them.
The theme can be downloaded from here: http://22.214.171.124/fever-7.x-dev.tar.gz
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Comment #1no longer here 584522 CreditAttribution: no longer here 584522 commented
Looks good, have'nt fully tested but good job.
Comment #2duckx CreditAttribution: duckx commented
what were some major porting problems you encountered as I would like to do some ports of other themes aswell.
Comment #3bbeesley CreditAttribution: bbeesley commented
not seeing block titles.
Comment #6mubashirkk CreditAttribution: mubashirkk commented
Great work.
I found that when we create or update a content the notification message like "Basic page xyz has been update" is overlapping with the symbol (screen shot attached).
Comment #7Lula CreditAttribution: Lula commented
You could try something simple to get around this (so that it least it looks neat and doesn't overlap) by using text-align:right.
For example - in the fever.css file..
.messages {
padding: 10px !important;
border: 1px solid #95C7FC;
background-color: transparent;
I hope this helps.
Comment #8Lula CreditAttribution: Lula commented
I've just found that I have some titles missing actually. Specifically on the main content area. All the pages such as the user profiles, forum, blogs, etc, dont seem to show the page titles. Any ideas?
Great work on the conversion by the way.
Comment #9beingcre8tive CreditAttribution: beingcre8tive commented
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Comment #10beingcre8tive CreditAttribution: beingcre8tive commented
Getting this D7 version when you add a comment to any content type:
Fatal error: [] operator not supported for strings in /public_html/sites/all/themes/fever/template.php on line 106
Comment #11beingcre8tive CreditAttribution: beingcre8tive commented
Sometimes the theme breaks and shows a non-formatted page. Any ideas?
Comment #12aalireza CreditAttribution: aalireza commented
Can you put RTL style ?
Comment #13Abbass CreditAttribution: Abbass commented
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Hey guys,
Could anybody update the D6 fever theme to D7 or upload it for download?
Comment #14sashkernel CreditAttribution: sashkernel commented
Thanks for the ported theme. I'm building a sports web site and was looking for D7 version of this theme. Will test and post any issues I come across.
Once again, thank you for the work you've done to get this into D7.
Comment #15sashkernel CreditAttribution: sashkernel commented
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Search region is missing from display. It's also missing from block regions demonstration.
There is also one issue I noticed with the menu, but I think it's something on my end. One button does not show children menus when mouse over, while others do. On the other hand, when I click it to make active, it shows all sub menu's.
How do you get Secondary links on top enabled?
As per #13, can this be added to downloads list on Fever theme page?
Comment #16sashkernel CreditAttribution: sashkernel commented
I've got same issue with overlap.Your solution works, but is there a way I can just shift only text? I was trying to edit left margins for this class (if that's what ".messages" called) and other to see if that fixes, but it only shifted the margin of the box itself :(. I cant find the class that's responsible for the text itself.
Comment #17sashkernel CreditAttribution: sashkernel commented
Did you get the showcase to work in D7? I've been messing with this thing for several hours already and cant get the ddblock theme to show up in DDBlock configs.
I noticed a difference in directory structure between what's in DDBlock manual and how it's done in Fever.
1. ddblock manual says it's has to be like this: ../fever/custom/modules/ddblock/...; while fever is missin ddblock directory but has views_slideshow_ddblock.
2. I renamed directory views_slideshow_ddblock to "ddblock". But still no go. even after I flush caches several times. :(
3. To be specific, I have issue with "Slideshow Them Layout" and that's I guess problem with ddblock since I could not load even their themes. Will try digging there tomorrow.
4. Also, I was thinking that this could be due to me using multisite configuration of drupal, but I tried moving theme into sites/all/thems, and still got same problem.
Comment #18sashkernel CreditAttribution: sashkernel commented
Found bug when posting comments:
Fatal error: [] operator not supported for strings in /home/account_name/public_html/sites/sub_site_folder/themes/fever/template.php on line 106
Comment #19benlotter CreditAttribution: benlotter commented
I'm in the process of porting Fever from D6 to D7. I've encountered many of the issues listed above and have fixed or am actively fixing these issues for site. Because there are so many issues, I'm opening a separate bug for each. Please see the D7 Fever Issues list.


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The Rams took a huge step back in 2011 and will have a revamped look this year. The changes in St. Louis start at the top, as Jeff Fisher was hired as the team's new head coach. Fisher is well-respected across the NFL, but his mission to get the Rams back on track is still expected to take at least a year or two.
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The Rams' overhaul didn't stop with Fisher as over 20 players from last year's roster won't be returning this year. Despite those mass defections, there is some talent left on the roster. Quarterback Sam Bradford and running back Steven Jackson will continue to lead the Rams' offense while defensive ends Chris Long and Robert Quinn should continue chasing down opposing quarterbacks. But with too many holes still yet to be filled, St. Louis will likely be relegated to the bottom of the NFC West in 2012.
The biggest accomplishment for the Rams was the addition of Fisher, as a handful of other teams were vying for his services. Cornerback Cortland Finnegan was signed to provide a physical presence in the team's secondary and will reunite with Fisher, who coached Finnegan in Tennessee. Defensive end Kendall Langford and defensive tackle Trevor Laws also will help boost a defense that struggled last season.
Chris Long had 13 sacks last year for the Rams.
Outside of first-round pick defensive tackle Michael Brockers, the Rams focused on relative unknowns in the draft. However, there were talented additions such as wide receiver Brian Quick, who many believe can develop into a legitimate No. 1 wideout. Cornerback Janoris Jenkins was a risk in the third round, but if he stays clean off the field, the return on that investment could be immense.
Despite the positive additions, St. Louis's rookie crop is underwhelming, considering the team once held the No. 2 overall pick in the draft, which they traded to Washington for more picks. The Rams drafted 10 players overall, five in the first three rounds.
With a new head coach and an overhauled roster, St. Louis' 2012 season would have likely been a rebuilding year regardless of what teams were on the schedule. Factor in that the Rams' slate is amongst the toughest in the NFL –- the league's fourth-most difficult schedule in terms of their opponents' 2011 winning percentage -– and the team is expected to struggle for a second consecutive year.
It will be an uphill battle for St. Louis within the NFC West division as San Francisco, Arizona and Seattle are all expected to contend for the division title. A brutal midseason four-game stretch features the Packers, Patriots, 49ers and New York Jets with a bye week in the middle. Overall, St. Louis will have plenty of opportunities to get better but probably won't have many victories to show for it.
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Chris Long, defensive end. Long struggled at times early in his career but has developed into one of the best pass rushers in the league.
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Today at 5:00 pm Eastern Daylight Time SMB's Options Tribe is an online community of options traders dedicated to sharing successful options trading ideas with all of our members worldwide. Each week the community will meet online for the primary purpose of watching live presentations made by veteran options traders and experts in the world of options trading. Today,Greg Loehr and Chris Stockton will discuss a weekly broken wing butterfly system on the $SPX. Register for this FREE Webinar : Here Seth Freudberg Director, SMB Options Training Program The SMB Options Training Program is a twelve month program Read more [...]
The SMB Foundation: Proof that Prop Trading is Not DeadJul 30th, 2012 | By admin | Category: General Comments
I'm glad I decided to write this now and not when I intended to a few weeks ago, as this particular post addresses Mr. Josh Brown's debate of whether or not Prop Trading is officially dead - it turns out that, on occasion, procrastination and an overall busy schedule is helpful. I remember speaking with @dynamichedge regarding this particular topic in May after the StockTwits Symposium event and I remember him saying that having to read order flow as a discretionary trader does not give these particular traders an edge anymore, as the tape is not only too quick but is too algorithm-ridden and can change on a dime. Although Read more [...]
Spencer Trade Review – $AMZN $FBJul 30th, 2012 | By admin | Category: General Comments
Steve Spencer reviews trading opportunities in AMZN and FB from July 27th 2012.
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We've all heard the sad excuses after a bad run. The lame rationalizations. "I know it was through my stop, but I thought that it would come back". "Yes, I saw the signal, but I just didn't believe it" "I don't know, I just froze" When someone is struggling, one way to lessen the pain is to rationalize it away. That's understandable. After all, no one wants to wallow in pain and suffering anymore than necessary. But these sure are annoying to listen to. If a friend or colleague is struggling and in a bad place, then the last thing anyone wants to hear from them is some BS. What's Read more [...]
The Opportunity for a Prop TraderJul 28th, 2012 | By Bella | Category: General Comments, Mike Bellafiore's (Bella's) Blogs
@DynamicHedge wrote a must-read piece recently that went viral, "Letters to a Young Trader", in which along with buckets of awesome advice he also asserted prop trading shops are dying. This is true. But this is not the same as prop trading is dead and/or ALL prop shops are dying. That would not be correct. The author never stated this but some might have missed this important distinction. This is an opportunistic time for the right people to be prop trading! Let me explain why and offer a status update on prop trading. First here is what @DynamicHedge wrote about prop trading: (Question from @dynamichedge reader)It Read more [...]
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I was watching UA on the open and I wanted to write up this drive because I feel like I'm a bit more comfortable with the slower setups in a trending environment. On the open the timing windows are shorter, the price movements are more whippy, and at the moment it's generally more difficult for me to control my risk confidently as a novice trader. The result is me not touching the keys until a trend play emerges after 10:00AM - 10:15AM. However, there are some fantastic opportunities that arise out of the open and if I'm going to be successful I need to develop the tools to trade it properly. With that in mind, I had a couple questions Read more [...]
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Reese Witherspoon Continues to Shed Baby Weight
Continuing to get her post-baby body back into shape, Reese Witherspoon went to the gym in Santa Monica on Thursday (January 17).
Covering the evidence of her progress, the "Legally Blonde" star wore a black winter coat with a fur-lined hood, workout leggings, and sneakers as she chatted with a fellow fitness pal.
Just the day before, the 36-year-old actress reportedly had lunch with Sofia Vergara at the Penninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills.
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As If We Must Prove - Poem by Palas Kumar Ray
Almost once upon a time
I would be a little boy
in a large family.
Every large family the then time
would have large number of people
parents, brothers, sisters, uncles, aunts and cousins.
Brothers, sisters and cousins
we ourselves would be our friends
guide and philosophers.
We would stay together, sing together, eat together.
We would also fight together and play together.
We would grow together.
Then there came the wind.
The selfish wind of making small families.
The wind shattered large families everywhere.
The wind became a storm and till now it blows for decades.
No one can say when it will stop or at all it will.
We are still trying to prove division is very advantageous.
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As Derek Jeter of the Yankees closes in on 3,000 hits, the Daily Pitch will track his progress and forecast the road ahead for New York's captain.
Thursday: The Yankees were off.
Hit Ticker: 2,976 and counting
This weekend: The Yankees begin a nine-game road trip with a three-game series at Seattle. Jeter's lifetime stats against Seattle's projected starters: Michael Pineda (has not faced), Felix Hernandez (7 for 27, .304, no home runs), Jason Vargas (2 for 10, .200).
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At this year's pace, Jeter will get his 3,000th hit...: June 20, when the Yankees play at the Cincinnati Reds.
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Ten-county effort underway to improve workforce development
Let's not reinvent the wheel. Instead, kick the dirt off the tires, put them on the car and get it humming down the road.
This is the mentality being taken in the creation of a regional workforce collaboration — Central PA Works! — that blends county government with regional employers, educators and established organizations, such as the workforce investment boards.
The goal: To ensure the midstate has enough trained workers to meet the needs of existing and prospective employers. And, for those who have jobs, to provide them with training to advance in a career and further drive the local economy.
"We have tried to make sure Dauphin County and Central Pennsylvania are ready for the economic recovery, whenever that happens," said Dauphin County Commissioner Jeff Haste.
Starting out
Regional unemployment has trended ahead of state and national averages. In July, it was 6.23 percent across the proposed 10-county collaboration that includes Adams, Berks, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Juniata, Lancaster, Lebanon, Perry and York counties.
The state was at 7.8 percent.
"High unemployment is a triage moment, and we're not talking about this," said Jessica Mosier, vice president of workforce development for the United Way of Pennsylvania, which staffs the Pennsylvania Fund for Workforce Solutions.
Part of the National Fund for Workforce Solutions, the PFWS is helping to organize collaborations across the state. Efforts already are underway in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
"We're not bad. We're not great," Mosier said of employment in Central Pennsylvania. "Here is an opportunity to do something different and make it great."
Last month, officials from the 10-county region, along with business leaders and workforce training specialists, held an initial forum in Harrisburg to discuss the model and assess some of the challenges.
Funding for workforce training is an obvious one. One of the leading worker training programs in Pennsylvania during the last decade has been Industry Partnerships. In recent state budget cycles, program funding has steadily declined (see "Industry partnerships," this page).
On a broader scale, if someone can get a job, it might not pay enough to solve other needs. Those include child care costs and access to transportation.
"There is still going to be a gap once that individual starts a job and gets that first paycheck," said Chris Rockey, vice president of community development banking at PNC Bank, one of the forum sponsors.
Cultural barriers, including language skills, and access to trade schools or other specialized training after high school are other challenges.
Even marketing to today's youth what a career in manufacturing is like, for example, is a hurdle, Mosier said.
Transportation becomes an even bigger issue in the midstate when it comes to shift work.
"We have urban cores, but they are smaller compared to other (metropolitan areas). Harrisburg, York and Lancaster are all spread out and not synced up on (public) transportation," Rockey said.
Why 10 counties?
A 10-county collaborative in Central Pennsylvania stands to have a greater impact, Haste said.
"It's where people live and where the jobs are," he said.
The goal is to get everyone talking — namely, employers — about what skills are needed to make upward growth possible and which are lacking. Schools, placement agencies, the workforce investment boards and other organizations need to be on the same page, he said.
"We can't solve it, but we can be a facilitator," Haste said of the public sector. "We need the warehouse folks and others to come in and say, 'Here is the skill level.' We need to make sure we're doing what employers want, not what we think."
Marketing a strong 10-county region will help attract large corporations and entice others to expand in Central Pennsylvania, Rockey said.
"The goal of workforce development is not to create jobs, but to sustain families," he said.
Increased economic growth not only benefits financial institutions, it reduces demand on entitlement programs, he added.
Next steps
The initial meeting attracted about 80 people — many willing to commit to the long-term effort, Mosier said.
The next steps will include analyzing findings from a survey meant to rank the top issues the collaborative should address.
The group also needs to identify available resources and reach a consensus on which agency will run point.
"The idea here is to engage philanthropy, foundations to help fund some of those (existing) programs," said Scott Sheely, executive director at the Lancaster County Workforce Investment Board. "This money is to fill the gaps we can't."
The PFWS will be receiving $150,000 in seed money from Dauphin County through a gaming grant. It has applied to the national fund for help, Mosier said. Other public and private resources also will be needed to bolster efforts.
"Success is systems change," she said. "Whether it's a large company or industry, it's about changing the way they do their hiring practices or how they move people up career ladders."
Additional meetings are expected this winter. The collaborative could then meet monthly.
Industry partnerships
The state's Industry Partnerships program operates with funding from the state and businesses to provide workforce training in key industries and occupations.
The state Department of Labor and Industry began funding the partnerships in 2005.
The training program became permanent in 2011, though state funding has dwindled, according to the Office of the Budget.
$1.8 million: The Industry Partnerships line item in the 2013-14 budget. The last time that line item was more than $2 million was 2008-09 when it was $4.6 million. It was $5 million before that.
$6 million: A line item under L&I in 2010-11 for the related training activities program. It was cut from the 2011-12 budget. Training activities was $7.2 million in 2009-10, $15.8 million in 2008-09 and more than $17 million between 2005-06 and 2007-08.
$2.5 million: In the 2012-13 budget, Keystone Works emerged as a new job training program to match newly unemployed workers to high-priority occupations. That program was reduced to $1 million in the current budget.


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Turkey tightens controls on the net
The new measures are part of a new wide-ranging broadcasting law which place the internet under the same legislation as the rest of Turkey's media for libel and an offence called "lying news".
Under the new law, websites could face having to be officially registered and send copies of their material to the authorities.
The measures have been condemned by much of the internet sector, from service providers to users, who warn that the whole future of the net in Turkey could be at stake.
Impact on internet sector
Savas Unsal, Managing Director of Superonline, Turkey's largest internet provider, is furious, describing it as a "dirty law".
"There's not going to be a certain direction, no freedom of speech and this is going to impact the local content and local hosting services and eventually the whole internet sector," he said.
With around a million subscribers, Superonline has been part of the country's rapidly growing internet sector.
Many burgeoning Turkish internet websites carry criticism of ministers, including material newspapers dare not publish.
But Dr Oktay Vural, Minister of Transport and Communications, insists the measures are not intended to stiffle sites.
"There are no restrictions. It is only that there have been several things which have been forbidden by the law," he said.
"So if these actions were taken through the internet, then the regulations will cover for those actions only. We cannot be an eye in the chatrooms; that is not the aim of that law.
"Let's see what happens. I don't think it will affect the internet. I think time will show the truth," he said.
Media controls
The new law puts the internet under the control of Turkey's Supreme Radio and Television Board.
According to Savas Unsal, that opens the door to the internet facing the similar restrictions as the rest of the country's media.
The law is unclear what it actually covers. According to Fikret Ilkiz, media lawyer for the Turkish daily newspaper, Cumhuriyet, internet providers could be liable for prosecution for anything written, even in chatrooms.
He also argues that the notion of "lying news" is too ambiguous.
"The biggest problem is that the law is very unclear. The law forbids fake or lie news. But what is this?" he asked.
"The law doesn't define what it is. It just says it's forbidden. And this could apply to chatrooms.
"The way the law is now, it will be defined by many court cases. For now, there is great uncertainty. No one knows what is legal and what is not. It is chaos."
'Ambiguous law'
Reaching a definition of the law by court cases could well be an expensive process for internet providers and users, with fines of up to $195,000 for each offence.
But some critics of the law argue it is deliberately ambiguous. Much of Turkey's legislation governing the control of the media is characterised by catch all phrases.
Many journalists publish articles on the internet which neither television nor newspapers dare print, due in part to existing legislation.
The European Union, which Turkey aspires to join, has strongly condemned such legislation. This latest law has also drawn the ire of the EU, with officials calling for its repeal.
That could well happen because Turkey's President Ahmet Necdet Sezer has sent the law to the Constitutional Court, accusing it of breaching the constitution.
The court could take up to a year to make a ruling. In the meantime, the law remains in force.
Internet slowdown
The uncertainty created by the new legislation could prove most damaging of all to Turkey.
Professor Haluk Sahin, who teaches media studies at Istanbul's Bilgi University, warns that Turkey risks repeating the mistakes of the past
"A lot people in Turkey realize that Turkey must not make the mistake of 200 years ago," he says.
"Some 200 years ago, the Ottoman Empire missed the Industrial Revolution. Now, we believe that the internet, and computers in general, provide us with a second chance.
"A new train has arrived. Whether we embark on that train or not is up to us and the younger generations seem determined to do that.
"Unfortunately, the older generations and the politicians do not seem to be of the same mind," he said.
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Charities may have lost thousands of pounds in donations after an online giving website "ran out of money".
Charity Giving, run by the Dove Trust, was suspended by the Charity Commission on July 12 after running out of money.
It was using donations for one charity to pay back earlier charitable donations, according to the Charity Commission.
A fundraiser for Elmbridge Home-Start said the charity could have lost £2,000.
Other charities which are registered with the website include Kingston Carers' Network, Wandsworth Carers, Richmond Youth Partnership and Elmbridge Community Link, Sutton and Croydon Citizen's Advice Bureaux.
Jacintha Bennett, fundraiser for Elmbridge Homestart, a charity which works with families with young children, said: "We've got £2,000 we're not going to get back. We have had people doing sponsored events fundraising for us.
"It doesn't sound like very much but for a small charity it is a huge loss for us. People have done events in good faith, they have had donors give in good faith."
She said the charity hoped money raised would go a long way towards funding its next volunteer training course in September.
The charity is now desperately trying to make up the funding, including putting a team into the London to Brighton cycle ride, using BT's My Donate website process. To help call 01932 235802.
A statement on the Charity Commission website said the website was suspended by the charity's interim manager, Pesh Framjee of Crowe Clark Whitehill LLP, to protect public funds as part of an inquiry into the Dove Trust.
According to the Charity Commission the charity received £3,274,637 in the year ending April 2012, with outgoings coming to £3,163,356.
Donations came to £3.2m, with charitable activities coming to £3.14m.
But the charity had not filed accounts since April 5, 2009.
The charity's trustees - Keith Thomas Colman, Donna Naghshineh and retired Norwich city goalkeeper Bryan Gunn in 2009 - have been removed after serious concerns about mismanagement.
One of the charities affected is Mr Gunn's Leukaemia Appeal, set up in honour of his daughter Francesca, who died from the condition in 1992 aged two.
Michelle Russell, head of investigations and enforcement at the Charity Commission, said: "We recognise this will cause concern among the donors and fundraisers who have collected money for the charity through the site and for the charities who are expecting to receive those funds.
"However it is now clear that the financial situation of the charity means there was no option but to suspend the online portal."
She said an urgent review of the charity's finances was being undertaken to find out how much money was missing.
Charities who are concerned about donations should contact email@example.com or phone 020 7842 7313.


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The gentle seas we experienced as we left the Beagle Channel and entered the South Atlantic allowed us to get a good night's sleep last night. We awoke to a sunny, warm day with enough of a breeze blowing to keep the albatross and petrels soaring around the Minerva.
After breakfast, we had the opportunity to get outfitted with boots and parkas for our upcoming expedition. Trying on all of our warm gear really drives home the fact that we are heading to the coldest continent in the world!
During the morning, Patricia gave a lecture on what seabirds we might see in the southern ocean followed later by Richard's lecture on photography in Antarctica. We found both lectures to be very relevant because for most of the day the ship was surrounded by Giant Petrels, Wandering and Black Browed Albatrosses and Antarctic Prions.
We had a relaxed afternoon in which many of us took time to catch up on sleep or enjoy the sun on deck. The last presentation of the day was an overview of the expedition with our leader Suzana Mahado D'Oliveira Harker that included a briefing on our day in Port Stanley for tomorrow. It was with great anticipation that we put on our best finery for Captain Giovanni Biasutti's welcome onboard cocktail party and dinner. The Master of the Minerva formally welcomed us and introduced us to his senior officers. We raised a toast to good weather for the trip and then headed off for a gala dinner.
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57. Robert Andersen and Josh Curtis*: The Economy and Public Opinion on Welfare Spending in Canada
58. Ivanka Knezevic*: Social Europe and Eastern Europe: Post-Socialist Scholars Grapple with New Models of Social Policy
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59. Sherrie Steiner*: 'How Can You Decide about Us without Us?': A Canadian Catastrophe in Copenhagen
60. Katja Neves*: The Production Modernity in Classic American Whale Hunting
61. Mark C.J. Stoddart and Laura MacDonald*: 'Keep It Wild, Keep It Local': Comparing News Media and the Internet as Sites for Environmental Movement Activism for Jumbo Pass, British Columbia
62. Wilhelm Peekhaus*: Regulating Agricultural Biotechnology in Canada: Paradoxes and Conflicts of a Closed System
63. Mark Vardy*: The Science and Politics of Polar Ice
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64. Helga Kristin Hallgrimsdottir, Rachel Phillips, and Cecilia Benoit*: Fallen Women and Rescued Girls: Social Stigma and Media Narratives of the Sex Industry in Victoria, British Columbia, from 1980 to 2005
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66. Linda Quirke*: 'Keeping Young Minds Sharp': Children's Cognitive Stimulation and the Rise of Parenting Magazines, 1959-2003
67. Rima Wilkes, Catherine Corrigall-Brown, and Daniel J. Myers*: Packaging Protest: Media Coverage of Indigenous People's Collective Action
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3 mins: GOAL Manchester United 1 - 0 Juventus Montero concedes another corner. Beckham crosses it into the box quickly and Wes Brown heads it home.
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12 mins: Giggs tries and fails to dribble past Tacchinardi on the edge of the Juve box.
13 mins: Despite the setback that saw their heads drop early doors, Juve's players seem to be their stride. Manchester United attack and Silvestre picks out Beckham on the edge of the box. His shot is charged down by Montero.
14 mins: "With your World Cup reportage last year you acquired a couple of Yank fans this side of the water," writes Geoffrey K. James. "We're against the war by the way, though given that the country is run by what in Britain would be called the Bugger Off Party, not sure how much good our opposition will do."
Don't be so modest Geoffrey. I'm sure if you'd CCed your mail to George W Bush he'd have a major rethink about bombing the bejayzus out of Iraq in the near future. The fact that he wasn't actually elected by the majority of you Americans doesn't necessarily mean he won't listen to anything you have to say. Juve put Manchester United under pressure, but the home side's defending is stout.
18 mins: Edgar Davids gets booked for, I think, not letting Ruud Van Nistelrooy take a free-kick. Poor lamb.
19 mins: Zenoni upends Beckham just outside the Manchester United box and concedes a free. Juve are enjoying the lion's share of possession at the moment, but are lacking teeth in the final third of the field.
22 mins: Pavel Nedved unleashes a thunderbolt from all of 35 yards that fizzes narrowly wide of Barthez's right-hand post.
23 mins: Beckham puts a beautifully weighted free-kick into the Juve box and Neville flicks it on. Van Nistelrooy should be there somewhere to get on the end of it, but isn't.
25 mins: Van Nistelrooy loses possession on the edge of the Juventus box when he should have passed to Beckham alone in space.
26 mins: "Emile Heskey watch out - Wes Brown is catching up!" writes the peculiarly monikered Stjohn O'Connor. Nice.
27 mins: Ryan Giggs goes off to get treatment for a cut on his head. And before you all ask, there's no boots lying nearby and his manager isn't whistling in a "who me?" guilty fashion by the dug-out.
28 mins: Giggs comes back on with a big splodge of white goo on his forehead that makes him look as if he's been on the recieving end of the money-shot in a skin flick. I'm fairly certain he hasn't, so perhaps it's Vaseline or Sudocream.
30 mins: Montero attempts to con the ref into booking Nicky Butt, by running 30 yards, falling over and clutching his head. Funnily enough, it doesn't work.
32 mins: Under pressure, Trezeguet shoots from the edge of the box. It whistles narrowly right and wide.
36 mins: Paul Scholes gets a yellow card. I have no idea why, because I was investigating reports that my e-mail link isn't working. It should be now ...
37 minutes: ... but it still isn't. Silvestre concedes a free for obstruction against Nedved. Edgar Davids makes room for himself, but puts his left foot effort into the Stretford End.
39 mins: A Beckham free is deflected and bobbles around the Juventus box before being cleared by Davids.
40 mins: Great passing from Manchester United. Keane finds Beckham, who finds Neville, who picks out Scholes, who is dispossesed by the combined efforts of Pessotto and Chimenti.
42 mins: "Flunky from GU Football AllTalk would like to know is Beckahm is playing in his girly Alice Band?" says DMorris. "Also, if Juve score, will you be able to say it 'flu' into the back of the net?" No he isn't and no I won't. Actually, I probably will.
43 mins: Camoranesi drags a very clever free-kick across the front of the Manchester United box that tees Nedved up beautifully. His effort is poor.
45 mins: Nedved goes down in a heap in the box under pressure from Silvestre. Kim Nielson (the ref who sent off Beckham in the World cup all those ... blah, blah, blah) waves play on. Good decision.
"I'd like to throw a size 10 predator at the techies in the Guardian, as the link to your e-mail appears to have crashed," writes Niall Crowley. "I hope Ashley Cole and a member of the Arsenal backroom staff have heard about it. I'm off to demand an apology."
You can throw what you like at them Niall, but they're too engrossed in their games of Dungeons & Dragons to notice. The worst that'll happen is they'll retaliate and you'll end up with a two-inch high, half-painted lead model orc embedded in your skull.
46 mins: The second half gets underway. Steve Woodburn attempts to sort out my e-mail link from the other side of the world, but unfortunately I'm too thick to know what he's talking about.
"I'm beginning to doubt the veracity of these 'computer crashes' you seem to have every other night. I'm wondering if yourself and Mr. Ingle aren't just reconvening to the pub for a few worthwhile drinks to help the creative juices flow easier. It's not a criticism, as the reports are highly entertaining, but seeing as Mr Ingle isn't working tonight, do we expect your PC to behave itself? You can be honest with your readers even if you are only a BIFFO (Big Ignorant F***** From Offaly)," speculates Paul McD, "in Sydney, Australia, who is just on his way to work."
Notice how Paul very kindly mentions that Sydney is in Australia. Just for those of us who may not know. I'm afraid all the computer crashes are genuine, as it happens. For your information, Seanie Ingle rarely samples a sniff of the cork. Sneaking off to the gym for a few quick bench-presses is his particular poison.
Meanwhile, Dr Tommy de Graft, former Minister of In-House Scars, MUFC writes: "A de-knighting of Sir Alex is a necessary exercise to enable erring footballers all over the world to come to terms with their shortcomings on a professionally acceptable basis and to advance the cause of reconciliation and facial enhancement." If I exposed Dr Tommy as Rolf from Sweden, would you think I was lying?
"Who would you say more resemble the free flowing style of the world champs Milwaukee Rampage at the moment?" enquires the delightfully monikered Tige Prickett. Tige Prickett? What the hell did you do to deserve that name? Apart from be born American, obviously. You must be really good at golf with a name like that. Fred Funk eat your heart out.
"Instead of all this pre-war talk and slowly building up of troops around Iraq, America should pull off a 'Ferguson' and take a swift, unexpected cheap shot to the head of Saddam," writes Chris Berggren from Salt Lake City, where I thought all the blokes blokes with 15 wives instead of computers.
47 mins: Juventus win a corner which is swung into the box. Ferrara gets his head to it, but can't control the ball.
49 mins: Tacchinardi gets booked, and my unerring inability to notice why people are getting cards waved in their faces means I have no idea what he did to deserve it. Trezeguet has a pop from distance, but Barthez gets down early to save.
51 mins: Silvestre limps off to be replaced by John O'Shea. Will everybody please stop mailing me to tell me my email link isn't working. Am I the only one who recognises the irony? And while I appreciate your attempts to help, I really am too much of a PC moron to follow your instructions. Paul Scholes is clipped by Zalayeta on the edge of the Juventus box. I'd say the free-kick is in "Beckham Territory", but that's a cliche.
54 mins: Beckham hammers his free-kick into the Juventus wall.
55 mins: O'Shea does brilliantly to dispossess Camoranesi and pass the ball down the line too Van Nistelrooy. He's fouled by Ferrara.
56 mins: O'Shea finds Van Nistelrooy with another peach of a pass. In turn, Ruud tries to pick out Beckham, in the process disproving The Clash's theory that 'Ruud(i) Can't Fail'.
58 mins: "Your email ain't working cause the 'complicated thingy' [My words - BG] contains 'mail to' instead of 'mailto' and you don't need all that guff before mailto either. Oh and come on Liverpool," writes Tom Dabson. In an email. Which I received.
61 mins: Shocking refereeing by Nielson. Ruud van Nistelrooy tried to round Chimenti in the Juve goal. He was clearly tripped, but got no penalty. The ball fell to Scholes who failed to score from a narrow angle. One can only imagine that the referee was hoping Scholes would slot it home so that he wouldn't have to do anything so brave as make a decision. Chimenti probably can't believe his luck - he should have conceded a penalty and got his marching orders. Instead, Juve get away with it.
63 mins: O'Shea and Van Nistelrooy combine again. He of the equine features swings his right foot on the edge of the box, but his shot goes right and wide.
65 mins: "While the scratch on Beckham's head was only small, did anyone notice the automaton manner in which Beckham parroted almost word-for-word what Fergie had said the other day. I think Fergie is a secret Jedi Knight and used a Jedi Mind Trick to ..." (The minute-by-minute reporter reserves the right to shorten mails from Paul McDevitt in Toronto on the grounds that he's clearly a big nerd.)
67 mins: Zalayeta heads a Nedved cross this wide of Barthez's right stick.
69 mins: Gary Neville recovers well to put a stop to a David Trezeguet gallop into the Man Utd box. The Juve attacker shakes his head ruefully. Michael Casagranda sends a very, very, very long e-mail saying that contrary to my opinion, Georgie Bush was actually elected by the majority of the people of America. He should probably read Michael Moore's Stupid White Men. In fact every single one of you should read Stupid White Men.
73 mins: "If you do make a 'ball flu into the net' joke when Juventus score (see 42 mins), I will personally send you a fiver from the US. I'm sure others would also be willing. Why not? It's a good way for you to be rewarded for your craft AND make one of the greatest commentating jokes of all time!" writes Joe Frick from Washington, who obviously thinks I can be bought cheaply. How right he is - come on Juventus!
74 mins: Wes Brown clears from the edge of the six yard box with an excellent header under pressure from Camoranesi.
77 mins: This is shaping up to be one of those finales which, while entertaining enough, almost certainly isn't going to yield another goal. Scholes fails to get on the end of a dinky Giggs backheel into the box. He appears to have a groin strain and goes off to be replaced by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
80 mins: Roy Keane gets booked for a clumsy tackle on Davids. Who'd have thunk both those lads would get their names taken tonight?
81 mins: Juventus attack, Ferdinand clears with his head.
82 mins: O'Shea and Van Nistelrooy combine brilliantly down the left wing again. The Irishman is unlucky not to get a cross in, but does end up winning a corner. He's been excellent since coming on.
83 mins: Pessotto floors Beckham with a lunge from behind.
84 mins: GOAL Manchester United 2 - 0 Juventus Beckham broke from midfield and delivered a peach of a ball into the area between the six yard box and the edge of the penalty area. Van Nistelrooy stuck a foot out, got his toe to it and steered it past Chimenti into the back of the net. Great goal.
87 mins: "Well, my Mac read your email link fine. It's nice having a computer that can figure something out on its own and make the correction for you," chirrups Josh Braarud Plymouth, Massachusetts. And so say all of us.
89 mins: Despite being two goals down with mere minutes on the clock, Juventus haven't folded in deckchair-like fashion, as you'd have expected. Giggs goes off and is replaced by Diego Forlan. And yes, I'm aware I said there was little chance of this game yielding another goal. I didn't say there was no chance, though.
90 mins: GOAL: Manchester United 2 - 1 Juventus See! A Nedved cross/shot is deflected past Barthez by Rio Ferdinand. It flu into the net. That'll be £5 please, Joe Frick (72 mins).
92 mins: Manchester United play out the clock. They've have earned their three points tonight. Juventus have been dogged without looking too impressive. Sir Alex Ferguson's team now have a five point lead over the Old Lady at the top of Group D, which they will take to Turin next week. Meanwhile, on the subject of my technical issues, Josh Braarud is back with some advice: "You simply have to bribe the tech support with Doritos and Red Bull," he explains. "It's their catnip and they'll give you anything afterwards." Anything? No, I won't even go there.
Meanwhile in Misouri, Dave Ormerod (who may or may not be related to Southampton striker Brett) has this to say: "Salutations, but is United's performance really as bad as it sounds? You said only two positive statements about them in the first half and mention not a single shot on goal." Believe me Dave, that's two more positive things than I usually have to say about that shower of yahoos. Although it pains me to say it, tonight's was an accomplished, professional performance against a good side. They only need a point now to get into the quarter finals.
"Can i just say i'd like to throw a boot at Ashley Cole safe in the knowledge I would escape punishment as he'd dive, at lightning and expert speed, thus avoiding getting hit," writes Steffy, who clearly has "Ashley issues".
"Dude, you are, like, the anti-Nostradamus," writes Bernard O'Leary. "The way all your predictions are invariably wrong is uncanny. Could you do me a favour? Write 'Bernard O'Leary won't win the lottery on Saturday.' If it works, I swear I'll give you a cut."
Right, you can stick a fork in me, because I'm done. Thanks for your time and your emails, many of which I have not read yet. I'm sure my harem of nubile, leggy personal assistants will whittle the remainder down to a manageable few and read them to me at bedtime tonight. All the best, Baz. Just one last thing though: Bernard O'Leary will emphatically not win the lottery on Saturday.
Manchester United: Barthez, Gary Neville, Ferdinand, Brown, Silvestre, Beckham, Keane, Butt, Giggs, Scholes, van Nistelrooy.
Subs: Ricardo, Phil Neville, Solskjaer, Forlan, O'Shea, Pugh, Fletcher.
Juventus: Chimenti, Pessotto, Montero, Ferrara, Zenoni, Nedved, Davids, Tacchinardi, Zalayeta, Camoranesi, Trezeguet.
Subs: Bonnefoi, Fresi, Olivera, Paro, Gastaldello.
Referee: K Nielson (Denmark)


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Arnav and Khushi awarded as the Best Jodi in Star Parivar Awards 2012Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon rocks the charts! Yes, this piece of news had gone to bring a smile on the faces of all Arnav (Barun Sobti) and Khushi (Sanaya Irani) fans.
In this year's Star Parivar Awards, Iss pyar ko kya naam doon was ruling the season by having as close to five major awards including the Best Jodi as won by Arnav and Khushi aka Arhi. Not only this, cobnfirmed sources said that the Arnav (Barun Sobti) and Khushi (Sanaya Irani) had even won the Best Jodi International award, all thanks to their hatke love story. Furthermore, Barun Sobti has also been nominated with the Naya Sadasya Male Award. Apart from that our dear Manorama Mami, who has given all, the signature phrase Hello..Hi..Bye..Bye has bagged the most Mazedar Sadasya Award.
|In all, Star Parivar Awards 2012 have been completely decked by Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon and its cast thereby proving that it is one of the best shows aired on Star Plus or say Indian TV. On screen the drama might be sounding a bit gloomy with Arnav and Khushi seen at never ending fights but this recognition makes us believe that everything is at the right place.


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CONTACT: Steve Mullen (518) 629-8063 FOR RELEASE: Immediate, Friday, August 29, 2003
In conjunction with Hudson Valley Community College's 50th anniversary celebration, nine artists from the Capital Region and beyond have placed site-specific and site-related works on the campus for an exhibit entitled "Open(ed) Spaces." The show will open with a reception at 5 p.m. on Sunday, September 28 in the Teaching Gallery located in the Marvin Library. The exhibit will be in place until April 30, 2004.
The featured artists are James Cullinane, Christa Donner, Chris Duncan, Anna Dyson, Jeanne Flanagan, Thomas Lail, Paul Mauren, Edward Mayer, and Karen Mirza. Each artist also will display additional works in the Teaching Gallery in a series of exhibits entitled "Open(ed) Processes."
Additional works from Cullinane and Donner will be available for viewing in the Teaching Gallery from September 12 to October 17. Duncan, Flanagan and Mauren will exhibit additional pieces from October 23 to November 22. Their Open(ed) Processes exhibit will kick off with a reception at 4 p.m. on Oct. 23. Dyson and Mirza will kick off their Open(ed) Processes with a reception at 4 p.m. on December 4. The exhibit will run through January 18. The final Open(ed) Processes exhibit will include additional works by Lail and Mayer and will begin with a 4 p.m. reception on January 29. Their works will be on display until February 29. All receptions will take place in the Teaching Gallery.
James Cullinane Cullinane, native of Brooklyn, received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Cooper Union School for the Advancement of Art and Science in New York City. His site installations consist of tens of thousands of nails, push pins or map pins. His recent exhibit, "AIM 22," was displayed at the Bronx Museum in New York City. He also recently has exhibited at the Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art in Palm Beach, Florida; the Susquehanna Art Museum in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; and the Rice University Gallery in Houston, Texas. He will talk about his work at 1 p.m. on October 16 in Hudson Valley's Bulmer Telecommunications Center auditorium.
Christa Donner Donner, from Cleveland, Ohio, earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Cleveland Institute of Art. She also studied at the Memphis College of Art. She has exhibited her work all over the country, including: the Post Gallery in Los Angeles; the Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts in Wilmington, Delaware; and at the Progressive Insurance corporate headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio. Her work represents an exploration of the body and body image, primarily in relation to women and to mainstream Western culture.
Chris Duncan A Canajoharie native, Duncan has studied at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in Skowhegan, Maine, and at the New York Studio School of Painting and Sculpture in New York City. He has recently exhibited at Union College's Mandeville Gallery as well as Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's Vertical Gallery. Duncan also has exhibited at the RICO Gallery in Brooklyn. He will talk about his work at 6 p.m. on October 29 in Hudson Valley's Bulmer Telecommunications Center auditorium.
Anna Dyson Dyson, an assistant professor of architecture at RPI, is the co-founder of a research entity for interdisciplinary research in architecture. She has worked with architectural firms in New York City and Paris. She also has designed and built houses for Habitat for Humanity, and exhibited her work in the Museum of Modern Art, New York. Currently living in Averill Park, Dyson will talk about her work at 5 p.m. on December 4 in Hudson Valley's Teaching Gallery.
Jeanne Flanagan Jeanne Flanagan, the director of The College of Saint Rose Art Gallery, uses slate as her building material, hammering it into the ground in a repetitive pattern to form a densely constructed and very sturdy abstract form. Recently, Flanagan has installed works at the Chesterwood Museum and the Berkshire Botanical Gardens in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. She is a resident of Delmar.
Thomas Lail Lail, an associate professor of fine arts at Hudson Valley, received a Master of Fine Arts degree from the University at Albany in 1991. Lail's recent work was shown in "Sculpture: A Matter of Soft and Hard," curated by Anne Ellegood and Rachel Gugelberger at The Artists Alliance in New York City. He also has exhibited in RPI's Green Gallery. Originally from Niskayuna, Lail will talk about his work at 1 p.m. on February 12 in Hudson Valley's Bulmer Telecommunications Center auditorium.
Paul Mauren Mauren, a Delmar resident, received a Master of Fine Arts degree from Eastern Michigan University. He recently exhibited in the "40 Artists 40 Miles" exhibit hosted by the Arts Center of the Capital Region. His work also has been shown at the Chesterwood Museum, the Albany International Airport and the College of Saint Rose Art Gallery.
Edward Mayer Mayer, a professor of art at the University at Albany, earned his bachelor's from Brown University and a Master of Fine Arts from the University of Wisconsin. Mayer, who resides in Delmar, has exhibited at several college or university galleries including: Binghamton University; the University at Albany; Hartwick College; and Rhode Island College. His works also have been shown at the Weston Art Gallery and the Chidlaw Gallery in Cincinnati, Ohio. His work, "Twin Peeks" was commissioned by the Albany International Airport. He will talk about his work at 6 p.m. on September 17 in Hudson Valley's Bulmer Telecommunications Center auditorium.
Karen Mirza Mirza, a native of London, England, earned a bachelor's degree in visual arts from the Camberwell College of Arts in London and a master's degree from the Royal College of Art. Her works have been exhibited in several shows throughout London, including the Arbutus Street Studio and the Lower Gulbenkian Gallery. She recently served as a visiting artist at the Royal College of Art, London.
Hudson Valley Community College, located in Troy, offers more than 50 degree and certificate programs in four academic divisions: Business; Engineering and Industrial Technologies; Health Science; and Liberal Arts and Sciences. One of 30 community colleges in the State University of New York system, it has an enrollment of more than 11,000 students each year, and is known as a leader in distance learning initiatives and workforce training.
Opened Processes Schedule
Open(ed) Processes 1 James Cullinane/ Christa Donner Sept. 12 - Oct. 17 2003 Reception (Teaching Gallery) Sept 28, 5-7 p.m. Talk by James Cullinane (BTC Auditorium*) Oct 16, 1 p.m.
Open(ed) Processes 2 Chris Duncan/ Jeanne Flanagan/ Paul Mauren Oct. 23 - Nov. 22, 2003 Reception (Teaching Gallery) Oct. 23, 4-6 p.m. Talk by Chris Duncan (BTC Auditorium) Oct. 29, 6 p.m.
Open(ed) Processes 3 Anna Dyson/ Karen Mirza Dec. 4, 2003 - Jan. 18, 2004 Reception (Teaching Gallery) Dec. 4, 4-6 p.m. Talk by Anna Dyson (Teaching Gallery) Dec. 4, 5 p.m.
Open(ed) Processes 4 Thomas Lail/ Edward Mayer Jan. 29 - Feb. 29, 2004 Reception (Teaching Gallery) Jan. 29, 4-6 p.m. Talk by Edward Mayer (BTC Auditorium) Sept. 17, 6 p.m. Talk by Thomas Lail (BTC Auditorium) Feb. 12, 1 p.m.
*Bulmer Telecommunications Center Auditorium


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Nokia has always had outstanding design and build quality with their Eseries devices, so with the E7 tipped as the new Communicator the question is; can it live up to high expectations – especially with all that has gone on recently?
Whilst the E7 doesn't feature a 1GHz dual-core processor like many devices these days, it isn't a deal breaker by any means as Nokia has done a great job running the Symbian platform for years on all types of handset, from top of the range Communicators to lower priced smartphones for the masses.
If you look at the E7 as being a N8 with a QWERTY keyboard bolted on, this is certainly not the case. The E7 is a device that stands on its own and as such is being classed as the next Communicator. We've not had one of these for a while, but the E90 (and it's predecessors) have had a massive following over the years.
In a market being overrun with touchscreen devices being at the top, not everyone wants a purely touch-only device. This is where a QWERTY keyboard comes into play and there are not many better keyboards than the one found on the E7. Well spaced keys, good feedback on presses and the white letters on black keys (with a backlight) makes it easy to use any time of the day or night with ease. The only disappointment is that there isn't a dedicated row for the numbers, as featured on the E90 and earlier Communicators.
The keyboard is very impressive in design, but so is the slider hinge used to access the keys, The N97 Mini had great design and the E7 takes it one step further. The opening of the keys is quite tough at the start but this gives you a feel of a strong design, and something which will not break easily. When the keyboard is open the screen is automatically tilted for the perfect viewing and typing angle, either in the hand or on a desk.
Nokia has taken feedback from their previous QWERTY slider phones and improved on the experience on the E7, for example there is no longer a navigation pad. Instead the touchscreen is used for navigation. They have also made the space bar larger and also in the centre now, with four keys either side making up the full keyboard. This, although simple, is something a lot of feedback was given on and it is good to see Nokia taking this into account.
The large 4-inch touch screen uses Nokia's new technology called CBD (Clear Black Display) which helps with the screen contrast and also reducing the usual reflections on the screen, giving you blacker blacks which can really be noticed especially outdoors.
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1. Find out about the RANGEFINDER. Briefly describe how it worked. What was its main use?
2. The distance from the Earth to the Sun is 150 million kilometres. What is the biggest base length of the triangle used to calculate stellar distances?
3. The speed of light is 300,000 km per second. What distance does light travel in
a. 1 second
b. 10 seconds
c. 1 minute
d. 1 hour of 3,600's
e. 1 week of 7 days
f. 1 year of 52 weeks
Even the most casual glance at the night time sky shows that there are bright stars and there are dim stars. A star that looks bright in the night time sky might really be a very dim star that happens to be nearby; conversely, a faint star might really be a very luminous star that is extremely far away. Astronomers need to know the true brightness of stars; the true brightness tells us how much power is emitted from the surface in the form of starlight, and it can be calculated once the distance to the star is known.
Once the distance to the star is known, it is quite straight forward to calculate its true brightness or luminosity. For example, the North Pole Star, Polaris, is not especially bright, but Polaris is 680 light years away. Since Polaris is so remote yet can still be seen with the naked eye, it must be extremely luminous. In fact, the true brightness of Polaris is ten thousand Suns.
When stating the true brightness, or luminosity, of stars, it is convenient to compare them with the luminosity of our own Sun. Our sun shines with a power output of 4 x 1026 Watts; for convenience, we say that this amount of power equals one Sun. A star that has only half the power output of the Sun is said to have a luminosity of 1/2. Another measure of a star's brightness is called its magnitude. The larger the number, the fainter the star. The brightest stars are about magnitude zero, and the faintest stars that can be seen with the naked eye are about magnitude 5. The luminosity of stars cover an enormous range: the brightest shine with a brilliance of a million Suns, and the dimmest stars emit only 1 millionth of a Sun.
Our Sun lies in the middle of the range of stellar luminosity's, it is a very ordinary star.
Only a few hundred years ago it was believed that stars were so incredibly remote that we had no hope of ever discovering their true nature. At the same time that astronomers began to measure the distances to the stars, physicists discovered important facts about light. These discoveries showed that a beam of light can contain an enormous amount of information.
In the 1660's Isaac Newton discovered that when a beam of white light is passed through a prism, it breaks into the colours of the rainbow; called a spectrum. The spectrum of a star tells us the temperature of the stars' surface. If you look carefully at the stars in the sky, you will notice that they are not all the same colour; most are white, but some are a little bluish and others are slightly reddish.
Figure 3 shows the spectra of three hot objects. These spectra run from the ultra violet through the visible wavelengths and on through the infra red; although the general shape of the spectrum is the same for all hot objects, hotter objects emit more of their energy towards the blue and ultra violet end of the spectrum.
Measurements by astronomers tell us that stellar temperatures lie in the range 2,000 to 30,000ºC. Stars like the Sun with a surface temperature of 5,500ºC, are not the hottest. Most stars' surface temperatures lie near the cool end of the range, but there are a few very hot stars such as Rigel, Beta Centauri and Spica which shine with a brilliant blue light.
Figure 1 Temperatures and Colours
Blackbody curves for three temperatures are shown. Notice that the relative amounts of light emitted in various colours are directly related to the temperature. Since the actual distribution of energy emitted by a star closely approximates a blackbody curve, astronomers can determine the surface temperature of a star by accurately measuring the colours of the light it radiates.
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