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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 25.089 Friday, 21 February 2014
Date: February 20, 2014 at 9:05:35 PM EST
Subject: Shakespeare and Bollywood Conference
On 27 June 2014, Royal Holloway will host a one-day graduate conference on Shakespeare in Bollywood with the renowned critic Dr. Poonam Trivedi of Delhi University as keynote speaker. The day aims to bring together academics and practitioners in the field to gain a better understanding of the current state of research in this vibrant field. Organised by Koel Chatterjee and Preti Taneja in the English Department with the support of Dr Deana Rankin,Deputy Director of the MA in Shakespeare, with funding from the RHUL Research Fund and the English Department, this conference will, we hope, be the first of a series of events on Shakespeare and Indian Cinema culminating on a larger-scale conference and film festival in 2016.
Please find attached the CFP for the 2014 conference.
The deadline for submissions of abstracts is 3rd March, 2014.
Koel Chatterjee
PhD Candidate
Royal Holloway, University of London
Call for Papers
Shakespeare and Bollywood
27 June, 2014
Royal Holloway, University of London
Keynote Speaker:
Dr. Poonam Trivedi, University of Delhi
Shakespeare has been a part of Bollywood since its inception – the Parsi Theatre tradition did much to shape the silent film era to the mid-1950s; vernacular translations resulting from the Bengal Renaissance influenced 1960s films first in Bengal and then in Bombay; and Hollywood remakes through the years have produced Bollywood remakes. This one-day conference seeks to gather graduate and early career researchers and practitioners together to discuss the relationship between Shakespeare and Hindi Cinema/Bollywood and to establish the state of current scholarship in the fascinating, under-examined field.
We invite proposals for 20-minute papers on any aspect of Shakespeare and Bollywood. Topics could include:
- Prehistories
- Commercial Hindi Shakespeare films
- Economics – global and local
- Gendering Shakespeare/ Gendering Bollywood
- Hindi Art-House Shakespeare films
- Shakespearean songs and Bollywood music
- Shakespearean Actors and Film-makers
- 'Academic' Shakespeare vs. 'Popular' Shakespeare
- Translation theory and practice
- Adaptation theory
- Hybridity and (post)-colonial theories
- Art work and promotional material – posters, flybills, film trailers, coffee table books
We will contact all those who send abstracts by 24 March, 2014.
The conference fee is £25 (to include light refreshments).
This conference is planned as the first of a series of events culminating in an international conference and film festival on Shakespeare and Indian Cinema in 2016.
The organisers, Koel Chatterjee and Preti Taneja, wish to thank the Royal Holloway Research Fund and the English Department for funding the event.


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They pertain to an intermediate plane, and their purpose is to conceal or justify sordid or atrocious realities.
Besides, that inspection did not pertain to me, since I was neither the oldest nor the most recent auditor.
All things that pertain to life, all things that pertain to godliness.
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|O bah baum. Payment for timber cut from allotment of.
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25 Stat., 642, vol. 1, p. 301.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized and directed to ascertain the value of the timber heretofore and during the years of eighteen hundred and ninety-six, eighteen hundred and ninety-seven, and eighteen hundred and ninety-eight cut upon the allotment of O bah baum, an allottee of the White Earth Dimished Reservation, upon lot numbered two of the northeast quarter and lot numbered three of the northwest quarter of section sixteen, township one-hundred and forty-two, range thirty-seven, and, after deducting from the value of said timber the amount heretofore paid the said O bah baum, to pay over to the said O bah baum the balance of the value of said timber, said payment to be made from the funds carried on the books of the office of the Secretary of the Interior under the head For the relief and civilization of the Chippewa Indians in the State of Minnesota, created by the act of January fourteenth, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine.
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Subject: TMG-L: Sharing the Wealth
Date: Sat, 22 Jan 2000 22:51:30 EST
Joe Miller writes-
<< My real desire is to put my work down in a form that can be passed on to
future generations and make it enjoyable to read, so they will too get
interested and will grasp this PRIDE in our ancestors. >>
I contend that this sentence disproves his earlier one suggesting he is
I think all of us are trying to do the same thing here. We are searching for
our heritage, trying to discover the lives of the people who made us who we
are. AND we need to pass on what we learn!
Unfortunately our work will be in vain if no one reads it and few will read
it if it is a dry research paper. I regularly throw out my copies of the
Register from the NEHGS without even glancing at the articles; most the
results of years of painstaking research.
I think it is extremely important that we research correctly and cite our
sources faithfully, however a computer generated descendancy report is
unlikely to be the best way to share your information with your family. I
described in an earlier post how I wrote my family history (currently under
revision). It's certainly not an answer for all of us but it worked for me. I
wrote the history on Word, documenting all my sources in endnotes but
including footnotes for things of general interest. I included a great deal
of history and many quotes from relatives, hearsay reminiscences perhaps, but
adding color to the narrative. I included poetry written by the family and a
few sketches made by cousins. I added family trees to make the narrative
easier to follow and ended with a long dependency report on all current
members of the family. This last section was excluded in the versions I
donated to libraries and archives.
I'd be interested in hearing how others are sharing their history.
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In Notepad, go to File/Page Setup. There you can select paper orientation and margin size-that's pretty self-explanatory.
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Fishing with John
1992 (1999) - Lagarto Productions (Criterion)
review by Todd Doogan, special to
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Film Rating: B
Disc Ratings (Video/Audio/Extras): A-, B+, B+
Specs and Features
147 mins, NR, full frame (1.33:1), single-sided, dual-layered (no layer switch), Amaray keep case packaging, commentary track with writer/director/host John Lurie,
Big Heart
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Fishing With John
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Fishing with John
a lot. It's very entertaining, incredibly funny, and so simplistic and natural, it borders on surreal. I think the funniest things are best illustrated by the Dennis Hopper episodes, where, for no reason whatsoever, Dennis Hopper's laugh is played over visuals. It's dumb, but it works. I do, however, have to state that the absolute best element of these shows is the voiceover narration by Robb Webb. It defies any explanation, other than to say that it's perfect. Yes, I would like a bite of your sandwich.
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Fishing With John
is a wonderful little "thing". I keep wanting to call it a movie, but it's not. I don't want to label it simply as television, because it's not that either.
Fishing With John
is stupid, plain and simple -- but it's so much fun, I'm calling it my guilty pleasure for the first half of 1999.
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The 2014 Belmont Stakes
Saturday June 7th 2014 is the 146th Belmont Stakes, and the third race in horse racing's Triple Crown.
The Triple Crown is comprised of the Kentucky Derby which is 10 furlongs, The Preakness which is 9.5 furlongs and the Belmont Stakes which is 12 furlongs. The races are 1 1/4 miles, 1 3/16th miles and 1 1/2 miles long respectively.
The Belmont with it's length, is set at "the true English classic distance" which in essence is the true test of a champion thoroughbred...considering... it is the "Sport of Kings." The Belmont best defines the three year olds as "thoroughbreds," exposing their speed, strength as well as their stamina, which have all been passed down though 200 years of genetics.
The chestnut colored California Chrome with his white stockings and blaze, will enter the Saturday's race on a 6 race winning streak. A streak which includes the Kentucky Derby, and the Preakness, he will try to become the first thoroughbred to win the elusive Triple Crown since Affirmed did it in 1978.
The three year old was foaled February 18th, 2011. At this year's Kentucky Derby he won by 1 3/4 lengths with a time of 2:03:56, and followed that win with a win at the Preakness by 1 1/2 lengths and a finish time of 1:54:84.
California Chrome, the odds on favorite will be starting out of the second gate where 3 of the 11 Triple Crown winners have started. The colt who does not seem to lose focus will donning nasal strips and will need 70 more strides then he did in the Preakness to pull out horse racing's trifecta.


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The European Union signed up to the controversial Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) on Thursday despite widespread opposition, particularly in Poland, where people took to the streets in protest.
The agreement was officially signed in Tokyo by 22 European member states. Cyprus, Estonia, Slovakia, Germany, and the Netherlands did not sign, but committed to do so in the near future, according to the European Parliament's Green party.
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The agreement seeks to enforce intellectual property rights and combat online piracy and illegal software. But opponents of ACTA claim it goes far beyond the U.S.'s recently derailed SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) legislation and encourages ISPs to police the internet without any legal safeguards. SOPA is being revised after receiving broad criticism.
The ACTA agreement, meanwhile, has been mired in controversy from the beginning due to secrecy imposed by the U.S. and worries that it may not uphold E.U. rules on data privacy. The most controversial paragraph in the final text leaves the door open for countries to introduce the so-called three-strikes rule, which would require Internet users to be cut off if they continue to download copyright material after receiving two warnings, as national authorities would be able to order ISPs to disclose personal information about customers.
Although the agreement has been signed, it still has to go through a ratification procedure in the E.U. But now, shortly after SOPA sponsors succumbed to pressure to revise the bill, digital rights groups and so-called hactivists are pushing hard for the European Parliament to reject ACTA.
More than 10,000 people have taken to Poland's streets to protest the signing of the international treaty while the Polish branch of hacker collective Anonymous has attacked Polish government websites, including the prime minister's office, leaving several sites paralyzed.
"In the last few days, we have seen encouraging protest by Polish and other E.U. citizens, who are rightly concerned with the effect of ACTA on freedom of expression," said Jérémie Zimmermann, spokesperson for citizen advocacy group La Quadrature du Net. "This important movement will further build up. Our governments are bypassing democratic processes to impose draconian repressive measures."
There has also been widespread criticism of ACTA within the Parliament. Pirate Party parliamentarian Christian Engstrom accused Polish Minister of Digitisation Michal Boni of lying to the Polish people in order to get ACTA signed. "Unfortunately, it appears that the Polish minister does not shy away from telling his citizens blatant lies, in order to get the controversial ACTA agreement signed," he said on Wednesday.
According to news site Global Voices, Boni said it was too late to back out of the agreement because all the other European countries had signed -- but at the time this was not the case. "It is apparent that the game of telling E.U. citizens whatever lies may be necessary to get the ACTA agreement signed has begun," Engstrom warned.
Green Member of the European Parliament, Ska Keller was also critical of the deal: "ACTA is wrong and should be rejected. The last word has not yet been spoken however: the European Parliament and national parliaments will now have their say as part of the ratification process."
Parliament's legal affairs, development, civil liberties and industry committees will give their opinions on the treaty in the coming weeks. These will be considered by the parliament's International Trade Committee when it makes its final report to Parliament on whether to accept or reject ACTA. Finally the deal will go before a vote by all of parliament.
Outside the E.U., the agreement has so far been signed by the U.S., Australia, Canada, Japan, Morocco, New Zealand, Singapore, and South Korea.
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Indian cricket chiefs said they will host the League in September-October featuring the top two Twenty20 club teams from Australia, South Africa, Pakistan, England and India.
But English counties can take part only provided they do not include those players who had signed up with the Indian Cricket League, a cricket India board statement said.
"Clubs from England who qualify can play provided the teams do not include players who are with ICL," said the statement signed by BCCI secretary Niranjan Shah.
At least 25 ICL players play in English domestic cricket and only three of the 18 counties do not have any 'rebel' players.
The BCCI does not recognise the ICL, which was started last year by Zee Telefilms, India's leading listed media house, under the chairmanship of former World Cup winning captain Kapil Dev.
Indian cricket official Lalit Modi, who organised a BCCI-backed domestic Twenty20 league over the last two months, said Australia was drawing up the details of the Champions League.
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Pharmacologic MRI in Cocaine Addiction (phMRI)
The recruitment status of this study is unknown. The completion date has passed and the status has not been verified in more than two years.
Verified June 2012 by University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.
Recruitment status was: Recruiting
Recruitment status was: Recruiting
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: June 12, 2012
Last updated: May 29, 2015
Last verified: June 2012
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Detailed Description:
In the proposed study, the investigators will assess the brain response to medication probes the investigators have previously studied with SPECT. The brain response to ondansetron and lidocaine infusions will be measured Arterial Spin Labeling and functional connectivity MRI (fcMRI).
|Cocaine Dependence
|Drug: ondansetron, lidocaine
|Phase 4
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Case Control
Time Perspective: Cross-Sectional
|Official Title:
|Pharmacologic MRI in Cocaine-addiction
Resource links provided by NLM:
Drug Information available for: Cocaine hydrochloride Lidocaine hydrochloride Lidocaine Ondansetron hydrochloride OndansetronU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- blood-oxygen-level-dependent contrast (BOLD) [ Time Frame: 60 minutes after drug infusion ]change in BOLD response to drug infusion (ondansetron, lidocaine).
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|August 2012
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|January 2016
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|January 2016 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Cocaine-Addicted Participants
Group of participants diagnosed with cocaine dependence
Drug: ondansetron, lidocaine
Ondansetron: Ondansetron (0.15 mg/kg) will be administered through the IV line over 15 min at a constant rate of infusion.
Lidocaine: Lidocaine will be administered as a 2mg/kg initial bolus over 5 minutes followed by a continuous intravenous infusion of lidocaine at a rate of 2mg/kg/hour for 55 min (60 min total infusion).
Other Name: Zofran, Xylocaine
Control Participants
healthy control volunteers
Drug: ondansetron, lidocaine
Ondansetron: Ondansetron (0.15 mg/kg) will be administered through the IV line over 15 min at a constant rate of infusion.
Lidocaine: Lidocaine will be administered as a 2mg/kg initial bolus over 5 minutes followed by a continuous intravenous infusion of lidocaine at a rate of 2mg/kg/hour for 55 min (60 min total infusion).
Other Name: Zofran, Xylocaine
Detailed Description:
An extensive effort has been mounted to understand the neurobiologic mechanisms involved in the development and persistence of cocaine addiction and tendency to relapse. Although the last two decades have resulted in an explosion in our understanding of the biological mechanisms of reward, establishing the relevance of this knowledge to the addictive process has been problematic. Most importantly, this information has been of limited utility in offering new pharmacologic treatment approaches to addicted patients - particularly those with cocaine addiction. Over the past 15 years our laboratory has published multiple studies using pharmacologic probes to explore the biologic underpinnings of cocaine addiction using single photon emissions computerized tomography (SPECT) technology. More recently, however, functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) has offered several advantages over SPECT and is now a favored approach, e.g. fMRI allows the continuous measurement of neural responses rather than a very limited time period with SPECT (1-3 minutes every 48 hours). Using fMRI [including both ASL (Arterial Spin Labeling) and fcMRI (functional connectivity], the neural response can be measured throughout the 60 min that follows infusion, allowing identification and capture of the maximal brain response period that may occur at any time during this 60 min. In the proposed study, we will assess the brain response to two of the probes (scopolamine and lidocaine) we have previously studied with SPECT.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|21 Years to 64 Years (Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Study Population
Subjects with cocaine addiction will be recruited from patients requesting treatment for addiction at the Dallas VA Medical Center and Homeward Bound,Inc. Recently using cocaine patients and healthy controls will be recruited from flyers and internet ads.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Cocaine dependence (cocaine patients)
- identify cocaine as their present primary drug of use
- Patients must have used cocaine within the previous 4 weeks (by patient history) and be abstinent for at least 1 week.
- No drug dependence (healthy control population).
Exclusion Criteria:
- Other medical or psychiatric disorders that may effect neural functioning.
- Medications that may effect brain functioning
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01652378
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|UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, Divison on Addictions
|Dallas, Texas, United States, 75390
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Cell Phones, MP3/IPODs, PDAs,
and CD Players Policy
These items are not to be carried on your person at any time, before or during the school. They must be secured in your locker, automobile, or athletic bag and must be turned off.
Consequences for violating this policy are as follows:
1st Occurence -- Item will be confiscated, 3 demerits will be issued which may lead to an ISS assignment due to an accumulation of demerits, and the phone may be returned at the end of the school day.
2nd Occurence -- Item will be confiscated, next assignment of ISS, and the phone will be returned to the parent.
3rd Occurence -- Item will be consfiscated, next assignment of OSS, the phone will be returned to the parent after a formal meeting is arranged with students, parent, and NHS Administration.
Narrows High School respects the usefulness of these items in relation to the after-school activities and athletics for which our students are involved. However, they have become a disruption in the classroom and have no educational value and will not be tolerated as a part of the school day.
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Over 200 forms of arthritis exist today, affecting the old as well as the young. Rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis and juvenile arthritis are the three most common forms. Osteoarthritis (OA) causes the cartilage in the joints to break down which results in the bones rubbing against one another, hampering movement and causing chronic recurrent pain. Juvenile arthritis (JA) is a form of arthritis that occurs only in children under the age of 18 years. Around 295,000 children are affected by JA in the UK today.
Rheumatoid arthritis is characterised by an inflammation of the joints and is known as an autoimmune disease. It is the second most common form of arthritis in the UK and can lead to disability, chronic pain and loss of function as a result of the long-term joint damage it causes.
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Rheumatoid arthritis causes the body's own immune system to attack its own tissue, specifically the synovium which is the thin membrane that lines the joints. As the synovium wears away, the bones rub against one another, further increasing the pain. As a result, excess fluid is created in the joints by the body to counteract this attack, which causes the inflammation and leads to pain throughout the body. It is a chronic disease, which means it can't be cured. In most people, it flares up over time which means that they may experience a period of remission with little or no pain before the condition is active again. In others, it causes continuous symptoms and pain.
The symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis usually differ for different people and often change daily. The most common symptoms of the condition can include:
- Inflammation and stiffness of your joints
- Pain and swelling around your joints – fingers, knees, hips, spine, knees, elbows, etc
- Decreased range of movement
- Joints feel warm to the touch
Because this condition is symmetrical, if you experience pain in your right hand you are likely to also experience pain in your left hand, for example. It's also likely that rheumatoid arthritis will leave you feeling tired or anaemic, and it may cause a loss of appetite or a slight fever.
Long-term side effects
The long-term side effects of rheumatoid arthritis can differ from person to person. The most commonly reported side effects of this condition include damaged ligaments and cartilage, joint disability and deformity or rheumatoid nodules. These nodules appear as lumps of tissue underneath the skin and are primarily focused on the areas where joint pain is the worst. Once the inflammation that is characteristic of rheumatoid arthritis gets into your system, it can have an effect on your internal organs over time.
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An early diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis and aggressive treatment as soon as possible is the best treatment for this condition which causes disability and permanent joint and organ damage. If you think you have rheumatoid arthritis, or if you are at risk, it's advised that you seek treatment or medical advice as soon as possible. Common early warning symptoms of the disease are
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The Phoenix Suns looked like they had more interest being at a Sunday opera then they had on the court Sunday night against the defending Western Conference Champions. The Thunder defeated the Suns 97-69 in a game that was not even that close. This game came on the end of a back to back between the teams which saw the Thunder beat the Suns 127-96 on Friday night. For those keeping score at home, the Thunder have beat the Suns by a combined 59 points in the last two games.
The starting five for the Suns scored a combined 26 points as Jared Dudley went scoreless and no one scored in double digits. The only Suns player to score in double digits was Markieff Morris who led the team with 12 points tonight. Dudley was benched for Kendall Marshall to begin the second half and he remained on the bench for the entire half. Marshall, once again saw extended minutes scoring seven points with three assists and three turnovers.
The Suns were trailing throughout the entire game, but were down 32-27 midway through the second quarter. The Thunder ended the half on a 19-7 run that was capped by a Russell Westbrook three pointer as time expired in the first half. The Suns only scored 14 points in the third quarter and went six plus minutes between baskets in the third and fourth quarters.
The Thunder were led by five three pointers by Thabo Sefolosha, which was a career high for him. Westbrook led the team in scoring with 24 points as Kevin Durant added a modest 18 with seven rebounds. Everyone on the Thunder bench scored except DeAndre Liggins and Kevin Martin who was out with the flu tonight.
The Suns were about to set a franchise low in points before Wesley Johnson scored on a put back in the final seconds to get the Suns to 69 points. The franchise low was when the Suns only scored 68 points back in 1981.
The Suns fall to 17-35 for the year as the head to Los Angeles to face the Lakers before the All-Star break. The Suns next home game will be on February 22nd when the Boston Celtics come to town.Tags: Basketball, Kevin Durant, NBA, Phoenix, Phoenix Suns, Russell Westbrook, Thunder


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President Truman told a press conference today that there are no new developments in his Palestine policy. Facing one of the largest press conferences in many months, the President made the statement in response to a reporter's question.
Congressman Emanuel Caller of New York told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency today, that he had learned from the State Department that U.S. consul general in Jerusalem John J. McDonald would not return to his post in Israel. The State Department said that McDonald's successor had not yet been chosen.


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An Ancient Revolution: The Written Word
Unearthing the Bible
The Legacy of David
In the Days of the Prophets
The Story of Hanukkah
Islam and Judaism: From Muhammed to the Ottoman Empire
The Roadmap to the Jewish Golden Age of Spain
Immigration to the Golden Land: Jewish Life in America
Yiddish Culture: From Europe to America
The Shtetl: An Incubator of Jewish Culture
Memory and History
The Origins of Zionism: 19th Century-World War I
The Jewish Calendar
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Throughout much of Jewish history, desire for community and identity has been strong. Language, culture, and traditions have helped to build that sense of identity. Additionally, growth of the Zionist movement speaks to a feeling held by many that an identity based around a national homeland is essential for the Jewish people.
Memory and History
Consider the role of history, memory and myth in understanding the present and shaping the future.
The Origins of Zionism: 19th Century-World War I
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Kickers host World Cup viewing party
The Milwaukee Kickers Soccer Club is hosting a free, open to the public World Cup Viewing Party for all soccer fans regardless of soccer club affiliation on Sunday, June 22 at Uihlein Soccer Park from 4 to 8 p.m.
Guests will watch the U.S. Men's National Team take on Portugal on a big screen on one of Uihlein's three indoor soccer fields.
One indoor field will feature game viewing, another inflatables for children and another youth soccer matches. There will be raffle prize drawings and guests are encouraged to bring their cameras because Fuleco, the official 2014 World Cup mascot, will be present to take photos with World Cup fans.
Guests who don't want to sit directly on the field to view the game should bring a lawn chair, and a variety of food and beverage options will be available for purchase from the park's concession stand (no carry-ins will be permitted).
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AN officer was hit by a police car during an arrest attempt.
The accident happened near the Waggon and Horses pub on Western Avenue, Blacon.
The female officer was hit by the car when she got out of it as she tried to arrest a male suspect on foot.
She is currently recovering at home and the suspect was later detained by Cheshire Police.
The incident happened on Friday at 8.30pm and was described by Inspector Kevin Chambers, of Chester Outer Policing Team, as a "low level" accident.
He said: "Police were looking for a male in the area who was wanted for a criminal investigation.
"He was near the Waggon and Horses pub in Blacon and there was a low level police car accident.
"A police car collided with a female police officer who was on foot.
"The police officer has bruising and is recovering well.
"Accidents sometimes happen because unfortunately dangers are involved in policing."
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Moby is a successful musician and DJ. He's an outspoken vegan and animal advocate–and a dedicated New Yorker.
Moby hit my radar over a decade ago when he released his CD Animal Rights. I was struck by the title, of course, and found it an energetic, righteous manifesto full of indignation and surprisingly hummable melodies. A few years later he gained international acclaim with the release of Play.
Moby is now expanding on his long history of animal advocacy with Gristle, a collection of essays by animal advocates and experts, co-edited with Miyun Park. Miyun is a long-time animal advocate and Executive Director of Global Animal Partnership. Written for meat-eaters and animal activists alike, Gristle is a short, readable book that packs in a comprehensive overview of the issues.
Come party with Moby and Miyun on Tuesday April 6 in Brooklyn to celebrate the launch of Gristle.
Moby answered SuperVegan's burning questions via email.
Q: What inspired you and Miyun to come up with the idea for Gristle?
Moby: We realized that most people were unaware of the horrifying consequences and ramifications of factory farming.
What does a world without animal exploitation look like to you?
Simply: better. A world where people and animals and the environment are all happier and healthier and better fed.
What are the first three laws you'll put in place when you become Moby the Benevolent World Dictator?
1) Professional athletes have to be paid as much as professional public school teachers.
2) All petroleum production and consumption has to end by 2020.
3) Animals get to decide what they want to do and how they want to live.
Tell us about your first critter BFF.
There were many. I was born into a house with four pet rats, two cats, and two dogs.
The Best Meal Ever: What is it?
Vegan sushi at Souen on Prince and 6th. It's flawless.
While on tour or traveling, how do you find good food in places that aren't as vegan-friendly as NYC?
Happycow.net. It's amazing. A touring musician's best friend.
What was your soundtrack (personal playlist) while you were putting together Gristle? And what are you listening to now (if it's different)?
Pantera and Nick Drake.
Who is the intended audience for Gristle?
Anybody who's even slightly interested in how their food is produced. Anyone who's even slightly interested in their personal health, workers' rights, environmental degradation, animal welfare, and community welfare–oh, and obscene subsidies to destructive industries.
What's the biggest misconception that non-vegans have about vegan food?
That it's flavorless. If it's flavorless then why are plant products exclusively used to give meat flavor? Pepper, garlic, onions, spices, etc. I gave up meat because it was disgusting and tasteless, mainly.
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Yoko Ono and Sean Lennon visited the state Capitol on Friday, marking an effort by fracking opponents to submit what they said was more than 200,000 comments to the Department of Environmental Conservation on its proposed hydrofracking rules.
Comments on the regulations are being accepted until 5 p.m.
Ono and Lennon, the wife and son of late Beatle John Lennon, respectively, traveled to Albany as part of their Artists Against Fracking initiative, which has targeted Gov. Andrew Cuomo with billboards and newspaper advertisements as his administration weighs whether to allow shale-gas drilling in upstate New York.
"We formally request a meeting with Governor Cuomo," Sean Lennon said as he delivered a letter to Cuomo spokesman Rich Azzopardi. "We'd really like to talk to him about it. We know he's already met with the gas industry so we think it's time that he meet with the citizens of New York who are very concerned about our great state."
The state Department of Environmental Conservation proposed its latest set of hydrofracking regulations in late November and a 30-day comment period opened up in mid-December. The rules have to be finalized by Feb. 27 or they expire.
But opponents of fracking have protested the DEC's decision to issue the regulations before a health review by the Department of Health and three outside consultants was completed or released to the public.
Ono, who with John Lennon purchased a home in the Catskills at the tip of the Marcellus Shale region, praised Cuomo for his announcement in Wednesday's State of the State that New York would seek to lower its limits on carbon emissions. But she had harsh words for Cuomo on fracking, which proponents say would spur the economy but critics say causes environmental harm.
"Fracking kills," Ono said as she was surrounded with dozens of boxes filled with formal comments. "And it doesn't just kills us. It kills the land, nature and eventually the whole world and our dear planet, which we think is a beautiful one."
The gas industry and supporters of fracking have pushed back against various celebrities who have taken up the anti-fracking cause, including actor Mark Ruffalo, questioning what value and expertise they bring to the debate.
The Joint Landowners Coalition of New York, a pro-fracking group, submitted their comments on Thursday and urged the DEC to move expeditiously in ending its 4 1/2-year review of shale-gas drilling.
The landowners' comments have the "express purpose of presenting our unified comments while ensuring that we do not further delay the completion" of the review process, the group wrote.
"The same cannot be said for many anti-gas organizations that will submit comments merely to obstruct the process, increase the DEC's burden and attempt to stop the development of natural gas in New York by a delay to kill strategy," the group wrote.
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A nude model who was arrested for putting her art on public display at a body-painting exhibition in Times Square says she has won a $15,000 settlement from New York City over her false arrest lawsuit, the New York Post reports.
Zoe West, 22, was to accept the signed offer from the city today, her lawyer, Ron Kuby, tells the newspaper.
The city's law department declined to comment, the Post reports.
SEE: A sample of her work
Kuby, a civil rights lawyer, says police never should have arrested West because "public nudity is legal in New York City as long as it's done for purposes of a performance, exhibition or show."
Police arrested the 5-foot-2 West, who was almost completely covered in paint, after she removed her G-string as artist Andy Golub added the final strokes.
West was taken in a police van to the Midtown South precinct house wearing nothing but handcuffs, the newspaper says.
Her suit says cops "gawked at her" for 15 minutes before she was allowed to dress and then patted down by a female officer. She was released two hours later without charges.
The model tells the Post that she has no regrets . She says the exposure has "put me on the map in a positive way."
Doug is an unrepentant news junkie who loves breaking news and has been known to watch C-SPAN even on vacation. He has covered a wide range of domestic and international news stories, from prison riots in Oklahoma to the Moscow coup against Mikhail Gorbachev. Doug previously served as foreign editor at USA TODAY. More about Doug
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HEREFORDSHIRE event venue Lemore Manor hosted a fundraising ladies' lunch to celebrate the launch of breast cancer survivor Tracey Jacob's first book.
Mrs Jacob, from Knightwick, near Worcester, read several poems from Dot's Ditties and explained how her own experience and the loss of her mother to the same illness inspired her to try to raise £20,000 for the Worcestershire Breast Unit Campaign.
Guests at the 'Therapy, Lunch and Fizz' event on May 9 enjoyed a three-course lunch featuring healthy, seasonal ingredients.
Half-hour treatments including massages, facials and manicures were also available in the Eardisley venue's therapy suite.
Margaret Owen, owner of Lemore Manor, said: "Tracey has been a good friend for many years and we're delighted that so many people came along to support her.
"Many of our guests also bought books for family and friends and the total raised for the campaign was £500."


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VISUAL artists of all forms and experience levels will have the chance to get involved with the latest project from the Arts in Redditch (AIR) Network.
In anticipation of holding a pop-up gallery from May 10 to 19, AIR, which is supported by Redditch Borough Council, is encouraging artists to attend an open session in the Kingfisher Centre on Thursday, April 3, to discuss the proposal.
Artists in attendance will have the opportunity to give their opinions, ask questions, network with other artists and take a look around potential pop-up gallery locations.
The artists will also have the opportunity to sign up to put on their own paid workshop during the week-long event to pass on skills to members of the public.
Huw Moseley, arts development and events officer for Redditch Borough Council, said: "Pop-up galleries tend to be much easier for artists to access which is why we've decided to do one to show off all the amazing work of our budding, experienced, professional or amateur Redditch Artists."
"Whether you're a painter, sculptor, photographer or even a wood-worker, we want every kind of visual art possible in our gallery.
"I would urge artists that think it is a good idea to come to our open session and find out how they can get involved."
Artists should arrive for the session at 7pm for a 7.30pm start.
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Cruising Speed: 8 knots
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- Cabin sole lock downs
- Lee cloths
- Two sets of fitted sheets for all bunks and salon settees
- Custom lighting, including colored step lights
- Security alarms in companionway
- (2) Security safes
- Miele 230-volt 50 Hz separate Washer and Dryer
- Watermaker – 60 liters/hr
Heating and cooling interior:
- 3 x 2012 Mermaid marine air reverse-cycle air conditioning (individually controlled) units: (2) 12,000 BTU, (1) 16,000 BTU – Aft cabin, Salon and forward interior
- (8) Hella fans throughout.
Forward large forepeak is accessed through Deck hatch and has line stowage and separate compartments for chain and rode.
Entertainment Electronics:
- Marantz AV SR5001 Surround Receiver
- Yamaha CDX-397 MK2 CD Player
- Flat screen – Main Salon
- Monitor – Aft Cabin
Forwardmost Crew's Quarters has twin pipe berths. A locker has a workbench top surface. There is also storage here for the boarding ramp beneath the deck over starboard pipecot.
- There is smoke-colored opening hatch/deck access from this cabin.
GUEST CABIN (Forward Port):
- Single upper and lower 6' 7" berths
- Norbar Apollo II Sandalwood cushion covers
- Norbar Ascot II Tussah 215 curtains with blackout linings
- Dresser and drawer storage
- Storage lockers are outboard
- Hanging locker
- Full-length mirror on cabin door
- Stainless steel towel bar
- Dorade vent with closure plus overhead opening hatch offers extra ventilation and light
GUEST CABIN (Forward Starboard):
- Upper and lower 6' 7" berths
- Locker/shelf storage
- Stainless steel towel bar
- Mirror – floor to ceiling on forward bulkhead
- Deck prism plus opening deck hatch
- Norbar Apollo II Sandalwood cushion covers
- Norbar Ascot II Tussah 215 curtains with blackout linings
FORWARD HEAD (Next starboard)
Next aft from the forward cabin is a separate head that features:
- Varnished cherry vanity with Corian Savannah Magma countertop with molded in sink forward
- Sink fixtures with hot and cold pressure water include a pull-out faucet/shower head
- Full bulkhead mirror over sink
- Circular shower curtain.
- Vetus electrical flush toilet – plumbed to holding tank
- Storage lockers over outboard the head
- Additional storage under the sink
- Stainless steel towel bar
- Soap dispenser
- Dorade vent with closure
Separating the forward accommodations from the main cabin is a sliding curtain with matching tiebacks.
MAIN CABIN, Amidship:
Amenities include:
- (2) Overhead opening hatches with Sky screens
- (2) Smoke gray hull ports
- Dorade ventilation with dorade closures
- Varnished cherry handrail overhead
- Cushions are covered in Sand Ultra Suede with Sunbrella Heather weather covers
- Curtains are Robert Allen Waitsfield Cornsilk fabric with black out lining and tie backs for each panel
- Cushioned settee/pull-out transom berth has a pilot berth over outboard.
- Clock and barometer
U-shaped surround Dining Salon:
- Varnished cherry custom dining table has two silverware lift-outs and a coat of arms inlay.
- Storage under outboard seating
- Inboard seating has custom storage including wine/champagne rack.
- Lockers over outboard forward and aft with center alcove.
Custom Entertainment center on forward port bulkhead:
- Flat-screen color TV behind hide-away varnished cherry flush doors with shore cable or antenna connection
- Locker below houses European stereo system, CD changer, European DVD player and drawer for tape and CD storage.
- CD player
- DVD player
- Marantz Stereo (2010)
GALLEY (Aft Port):
The Galley is separated from the port settee by a half bulkhead and finished with cherry louvered door cabinetry.
- Corian Everest Summit countertop with backsplash
- Custom dish storage
- Additional drawers and stowage areas throughout
- Paper towel rack
- Cherry louvered door locker with custom wine glass rack
- Eno Le Chef 4-burner propane stove (2013) with oven and broiler, black glass door and custom stainless steel safety bar including safety strap.
- Custom 12-volt vent fan over stove
- Propane sensor in galley
- Exhaust fan
- Dual system 230-volt/12-volt Refrigerator/freezer – top & front opening with shelf inside
- Dual system 230-volt/12-volt Freezer – top opening
- Undermounted mirror polished double stainless steel sink with Grohe faucet fixtures and polypropelene cutting board that fits sinks.
- Pressure hot and cold fresh water system and hand pump
- General Ecologies water filter at galley sink
- Samsung microwave oven is located above the galley sink
- Strip light under microwave oven over counter with dimmer
- Custom 12-glass rack in locker over sink
In addition:
- Top-opening freezer under the galley sole
- In-Sink-Erator 8251 trash compactor – 230-volt 50/60-cycle.
- Centerline cockpit companionway steps are located between the galley and the navigation station.
- Varnished teak hand rails
- Security system
NAVIGATION STATION (Starboard):
Forward facing sit-down NAV STATION is opposite the galley.
- Varnished cherry opening nav table has chart storage inside.
- Custom pencil and nav tool holder on forward bulkhead
- Nav seat has stowage inside including a Hayman security safe.
- Full complement of electronics is built-in - and remotes in cockpit.
- Chart light
- 12-volt outlet
Aft of the Nav Station is a port companionway aft to the Owner's Cabin. This area includes:
- Miele 230-volt 50 hz separate washer and dryer
- Watermaker: Desalator D60 Cruiser (2012) - 60 liters/hr
- 230-volt duplex outlet for miscellaneous chargers
- Hanging locker with ironing board storage
- Custom opening port to the cockpit
- Access to engine room
MASTER SUITE, Aft:
The Owner's Suite includes an ensuite private head:
- 6' 9" Double berths port and starboard with drawer storage under
- Berths have Tempurpedic foam on mattresses and Strout Negroni 8 bottle fabric covers
- Norbar Apollo II Sandalwood cushion covers
- Norbar Ascot II Tussah 215 curtains with blackout linings
- Cherry louvered door locker storage is over outboard the berths
- Locking twin cherry louvered doors on hanging locker forward starboard
- Bureau storage aft of hanging locker with locking locker outboard
- Vanity on forward bulkhead with swing-out seat and mirror above
- Sony 9" TV mounted at foot of berth
- CD receiver and VCR are behind drop-front step in aft companionway step
- Top-opening security safe
- (2) Smoke gray hull ports with black out screens.
- Alpine CDM 7861 CD receiver and 1 pair of ADS C300AX stereo speakers with IR remote control.
- Samsung SV7000 with worldwide multi-standard DVD player.
Ensuite Head:
Forward in the aft cabin is the Master Head that includes:
- Vanity with a Corian Antarctica Magna countertop has a shelf underneath
- Sink with fixtures, hot and cold pressure water include a pull-out faucet/shower head
- Vetus electric flush marine head - plumbed to holding tank
- Mirror covers upper and lower cabin back
- Cherry louvered door storage lockers are outboard the sink and the head
- Stainless steel towel bar
- Soap dispenser
- Separate stall shower is inboard with plexiglass door and three (3) soap holders.
Aft companionway and Owners aft cockpit:
- Port and starboard handrails
- Ivory-color dodger
- Cockpit cushions and seatbacks
- Teak cockpit sole with self-draining scuppers
- Two deck prisms illuminate engine room below
- Teak covered water-tight top-opening cockpit seats – offers sail locker and extra cockpit storage
- Varnished teak fiddle port side of the companionway on cabin top
- Coaming winch pockets
- Custom mounted waterproof 12" computer remote display connected to nav station
Edson wheel pedestal steering –
- Stainless steel destroyer-type wheel with elkhide (elkhide to be replaced) covered rim
- Single lever engine controls on pedestal
- Pedestal contains the ignition, start, and stop switches, as well as gauges for oil pressure and water temperature.
- Stainless steel binnacle with binnacle guard rail and mounted compass with cover
- Raymarine P70 Autopilot at helm and nav station
- Pedestal cover with additional piece to cover table
- Teak mug rack mounted on the pedestal guard
- Permanent teak helm step
- Second varnished teak helm step
Amenities include:
- Dodger – Ivory Sunbrella with port and starboard grab rails covered in elkhide
- Bimini top - Ivory Sunbrella zips to dodger – with weather enclosures
- Cockpit table – Teak folding and mounted on the steering pedestal
- Cockpit cushions – Desert Tan Sunsure mesh with dark green piping
- Cockpit throw pillows X S
- Alpine STM-666 cockpit speakers with control at companionway
- 12-volt outlet in coaming
- Step lights – (1) Red and (2) White
- Boom light – dimmer in companionway
- (3) Folding padeyes for safety harnesses
HULL and DECK
- Jade Mist Green Awlgripped Topsides
- Teak covered deck
- Off-White gelcoat House and deck
- Double White Bootstripe – matches deck
- Red bottom paint
- Aft hull custom Awlgrip calligraphy with Awlgrip clear coat
The Hull of the Sou'wester 59 is constructed using the patented Scrimp laminating system, in which vinylester resin is infused into the laminate fabric under vacuum pressure. The laminate is composed of a knit hybrid Kevlar/E-glass configuration with a core of end-grain balsa. The core material is used to make the hull thicker, which reduces deflection without adding significant weight. An isopthallic gelcoat and a chopped mat/vinylester resin skin coat are used for the outermost layers, to provide maximum osmotic blistering protection.
In areas such as the hull/deck connecting flange, centerline, keel, rudder post, and at all through-hull fittings, the core is removed and the hull is reinforced with additional layers of fiberglass. A high-density foam core is used in the way of chain plate reinforcement.
The hull shell is supported by a combination of foam-cored fiberglass stiffeners and marine-grade plywood bulkheads.
The Deck is hand-laid, using orthopthallic resin reinforced with a knit hybrid fabric of Kevlar and E-glass. Cross-linked PVC foam is used as a core on all horizontal surfaces. Vertical surfaces are not cored.
A high-density core is used as reinforcement under high load areas, such as genoa tracks, etc. The core is eliminated entirely under very high load areas, such as primary winch pads and hull/deck flanges. These areas receive additional lamination to ensure that adequate strength is maintained.
- Teak covered deck
- Guard rail at the sheer has a matching Awlgripped bottom, varnished teak top and solid stainless steel half oval
- (4) Custom hull ports – (2) in main salon and (2) in aft cabin
Underbody Features:
- Ballast package is 23,000 lb. external lead keel secured with 1 1/8" stainless steel bolts.
- Carbon fiber spade rudder
Deck Features:
- Teak deck has stainless steel genoa tracks with teak fairing strips
- Stainless steel bow roller
- Custom stainless steel bow pulpit with teak bow pulpit seat
- Custom stainless steel stern pulpit and two varnished teak seats at corners
- Stainless steel stanchions with double lifelines & gates
- Varnished teak eyebrows and house top hand rails
- Stainless steel deck hatches have smoke gray covers
- Freeman custom flush foredeck hatch with smoke gray cover
- (2) Lewmar hatches custom added forward of double dorade box
- (7) Varnished teak dorade boxes with stainless steel cowl vents with guards, includes crew's cabin
- 12-volt outlets at dorade forward of mast, bow pulpit and stern pulpit
- (3) Deck prisms – (1) Starboard forward cabin and (2) in cockpit sole
- Custom flush aft deck lazarette hatch
- Custom flush LP gas locker hatch
- Line racks in aft lazarette
- Custom storage for dive tanks, regulators and weight belts in lazarette
- Custom cowl vent into foredeck chain locker that has secondary anchor rode hawse pipe
- Removable foredeck guard and (4) flush padeyes on foredeck for dinghy tie down storage
Nav/Electronics Equipment:
- Raymarine AP-22 Autopilot at helm
- Raymarine AP-20 Autopilot back-up with AP-21 handheld remote in cockpit
- Nav Station Custom mounted OceanPC MicroPilot Pro computer with 15" monitor powered by Pure Sine inverter and with repeater display in cockpit
Raymarine equipment installed around 2011:
- Raymarine P70 Autopilot controller – nav station and helm
- Raymarine C-Series Widescreen C120W Chartplotter/Radar – at Nav station
- Raymarine C-Series Widescreen C140W Chartplotter/Radar – Cockpit
- Raymarine i70 instrument display – nav station
- Raymarine i70 instrument display – 4 cockpit – Log, depth, wind, GPS, AIS
- AIS – Comar Systems CSA-300 at chart table (2012)
- Icom 710 RT SSB radio with AT-120 coupler in nav station , with weatherfax connection to computer.
- Icom IC-M603 VHF at nav station
- Icom M-125 VHF radio in cockpit with DSC, loudhailer with amp, and foghorn options
- Thrane and Thrane TT-3626CM Sat phone - combination Mini-M and Inmarsat C Sat phone system
SAILS and RIGGING
White epoxied 2-spreader aluminum masthead rig. Boom includes preventer. Stainless steel rigging with stainless steel turnbuckles on 6 shrouds.
- Profurl NDE 52 12V genoa furler – motor replaced 2014
- Electric 24-volt Profurl roller furler headstay system – furler switches on pedestal
- Navtec System 50 hydraulic backstay and vang - with Navtec panel mounted in cockpit
- Insulated backstay for SSB antenna.
- Trysail track on mast – with halyard and stopper
- Spare genoa halyard with stopper on mast
- Spare halyard
- (2) Folding mast steps on spar
- Carbon fiber spinnaker pole
- Gennaker gear: All blocks, running rigging, halyard winch pole controls on mast, and associated hardware
- Lazy jacks on main
- 5 Halyards – 2 Masthead headsail, Staysail top of innerforestay; Spinnaker, main and trysail halyards
- Running backstays to upper spreaders
- Rod upper and lower shrouds
- Backstay
- 4 x Lewmar #66 CEST 12-volt primary and secondary winches.
- 5 x Lewmar #50 CEST 12-volt main sheet
- 1 x Lewmar #50 CEST 24-volt utility winch at mast
- Fully battened main in bag with lazy jacks – 2011
- 140% Genoa – 2014
- 110% Genoa – 2011
- Staysail
- Trysail
- Cruising chute
ZANETIA's electrical set-up to be compatible with both U.S. and European systems:
- European 220-volt AC 50 hz cycle to power all 50/60 hz devices
The electrical system is separated into five sub-systems as follows:
- 12-Volt DC House System
- 12-Volt DC Starting System
- 24-Volt DC House System
- 230-Volt 50Hz AC System
- Battery Charging System
12-Volt Start System:
- The main engine and generator are both started from a 12-volt GLP-31 battery located below the passageway sole, near the engine room door. This Starting Battery is charged by the 12-volt battery charger on the aft bulkhead in the engine room, and by the smaller 12-volt alternator on the port side of the main engine.
12-volt House System:
- This system includes four 12-volt GLP-8D batteries connected in parallel. These batteries are located below the cabin sole in the aft head. They are charged by the large 12-volt alternator on the starboard side of the main engine, or by the 12-volt battery charger mounted on the aft bulkhead of the engine room. These batteries do not require maintenance.
24-volt House battery system:
- The 24-volt House Battery system is used to power the windlass, the furling system, the electric utility winch at the base of the mast, the bow thruster, and the inverter. The system includes two 24-volt batteries connected in series-parallel. These batteries are charged by the 24-volt Victron Battery Charger, and are also charged with power drawn from the 12-volt DC House Batteries and converted to 24‑volt DC by the two Newmar 12-24-18I converters.
230-volt AC System:
- The 230-volt AC system may be powered from shore power or from the generator. There are two shore power circuits. The shore power connections are on the starboard side of the cockpit coaming, near the aft end. The AC panel, located in the passageway, contains meters to indicate the load current, line voltage, line frequency, and inverter voltage.
- A Victron Battery Charger is installed beneath the cabin sole, near the mast step. Separate Pure Sine inverter for OceanPC computer system.
(2) Shore power cords
- Second 50-amp cord with all wiring, switches and isolation transformer
- Acme T-3-535475 isolation transformer allows US 240-volt AC 60 Hz or European 220-volt AC 50 Hz to power all 50/60 Hz devices.
- Charles 93-IXFMR12T-A 240-volt 50/60 hz isolation transformer is on primary shore cord inlet
- Transformers to allow connection to U.S. or European power
2011 Westerbeke 5.7 EDT 5.7-Kw generator (1774 hrs. 6/05/2015) provides 220-volt 50-cycle power.
- Generator is soft-mounted in the engine room in a separate sound enclosure.
- Racor fuel filter with drain petcocks and water sensors - alarm at panel
Also included:
- Electrical spares
- Lightning protection at masthead.
Electrical bonding system:
- The bonding system consists of copper strips which are fiberglassed against the hull inner skin and join all of the significant metal parts of the boat together to help protected against galvanic corrosion using zincs, reduce AC electrical malfunction shock hazard, low resistance path to ground for lightning strike protection, and minimized radio interference.
Sound insulated engine room is reached by moving aft in the passageway toward the aft cabin. The engine room is located inboard and houses all pumps, engine, generator, compressors, etc.
Main engine is a Yanmar 4LHA-DTE 158 HP @ 3100 rpm. FWC diesel with a ZF 1:2.5 reduction gear transmission, Aquamet 22 stainless steel shaft, PSS shaft seal with a 3-blade Maxprop.
- Racor fuel filters
- Tachometer
- Temperature and oil pressure
- Engine oil/overheat alarms
- Wet exhaust system with water-lift muffler
- Oil transfer pump for main engine and generator
Max Power bow thruster - electric 10" 225 Duo Classic 24-volt with pedestal mounted cockpit control.
The auxiliary engine control panel located in the engine room can be used for starting and stopping the main engine.
- 3 x 2012 Mermaid marine air reverse-cycle air conditioning (individually controlled) units: (2) 12,000 BTU, (1) 16,000 BTU – Aft cabin, Salon and forward interior
- DesalatorD60 Cruiser 60 liters/hr
- Miele 230-volt 50 hz washer and tumble dryer
- Grunert 12-volt DC 50 saltwater-cooled refrigeration with two separate freezer boxes.
- Second Grunert AC-475 HAZ 230-volt AC 50-cycle refrigeration system as back-up that runs off shore power or generator.
Allcraft 20-gallon Hot water heater:
- Water is heated from 230-volt AC electricity from shore power or generator or whenever the engine is running from coolant heat exchanger
- Fuel: 163 gallon aluminum tanks
- Water: 2 Stainless tanks = approx 1,000 liters
- 80 liter calorifier tank
- (4) Stainless steel tanks: Two to port (68 gallons aft and 50 gallons forward - 118 gallons total) and (2) Two starboard (68 gallons aft & 48 gallons forward - 116 gallons total). Water tanks are plumbed together to act as one if required.
- Tank tender monitoring system for fuel and water tanks
- Grey tanks – 2 tanks with tank gauges in each head – manual switch for pump out through hull
- Holding tanks – 2 tanks with Vetus WWCP panels with float sensors – outlets to deck for pump-out or Vetus pumps for overboard discharge.
Ground Tackle:
- Lewmar V3000 electric 24-volt windlass with chain stopper and remote at helm.
- 75# CQR primary anchor with 250' x 3/8" HT anchor chain/rode
- 100# Luke storm anchor in chocks in bilge with 20' x 3/8" HT chain and 300' x 7/8" nylon rode
- Fortress FX 37 secondary anchor stored in lazarette
- Fortress FX 55 anchor with 20' x 3/8" HT chain + 250' x 3/8" nylon rode with storage bag – stored in forepeak
- Passerelle - Custom multiplex carbon fiber boarding ramp attaches at stern or bow pulpits – stores in crew's quarters.
- Side boarding ladder with extension for swimming
- Brightwork covers for handrails, hatches, dorade boxes and foredeck
- Sunbrella cover for exterior computer screen
- Ensign – custom attaches to backstay
- (2) White horseshoe liferings with brackets
- Winslow 10-man 100 SLO Liferaft with double floor – in canister mounted on aft deck with slatted teak seat on top
- Pains Wessex SOS Precision 406 mhz GPS EPIRB with auto deploying bracket mounted on stern pulpit
- MOM 8 on stern pulpit
- Trans Ocean Trans Ocean Solas flare kit
- Trans Ocean first aid kit
- 4 Life jackets
- 4 Tethers
- Lensref Radar reflector on mast
- Masthead tri-color 5-function light
- (4) Storm ports for large portlights
- Dock lines
- Fenders with covers
- (2) Fenderboards
- Fishing rod holders – mount on stern pulpit
- Bosun's chair
- Hydraulic cable cutters
- Chain snubber
- Jacklines
- Masthead TV antenna
- Masthead cell phone antenna
- Masthead windex
- Emergency back-up SSB antenna
- Spreader lights
- Stern light on davit
- Hinckley custom varnished teak outboard motor bracket
- Simpson Traditional 225 electric dinghy davits with winches mounted under deck
- HRH outboard hoist on stern pulpit
- 2013 Zodiac Cadet 310 Rib with center console hard bottom inflatable dinghy
- 2013 Mercury 15-hp 4-stroke electric start outboard engine
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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|Named Person:
|Joseph Papp; William Shakespeare; William Shakespeare; Edwin Booth; Colleen Dewhurst; George C Scott; James Earl Jones; Raul Julia; Kevin Kline; Christopher Walken; John Gielgud
|Material Type:
|Document Type:
|Visual material
|All Authors / Contributors:
Joseph Papp; City University of New York. Graduate School and University Center. Doctoral Theatre Students Association. Edwin Booth Award.
|OCLC Number:
|This video separated from the New York Shakespeare Festival collection, *T-Mss 1993-028.
Papp's talk begins at 11:00; Q & A begins at 40:00.
|Award recipient: Joseph Papp and the New York Shakespeare Festival.
|Event notes:
|Videotaped at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, N.Y. on April 24, 1989.
|1 videocassette (VHS) (63 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 in.
|Series Title:
|Joseph Papp Public Theater/New York Shakespeare Festival Moving Image Collection
|Other Titles:
|1989 Edwin Booth Award
7th annual Edwin Booth Award
|[presented by] the Doctoral Theatre Students Association of the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
Papp delivers a talk on modern productions of Shakespeare discussing Edwin Booth's contribution to American Shakespearean drama; the formation of his first Shakespearean workshop at the Emmanuel Presbyterian Church; the qualities of speech and acting which define modern productions of Shakespeare; his establishment of an American acting company for the production of Shakespeare; Shakespeare's language in comparison with the everyday language of Elizabethan England; Booth's diction and delivery of Shakespeare; the qualities of speech and the acting styles of various American and British Shakespearean actors, including Colleen Dewhurst, George C., Scott, James Earl Jones, Raul Julia, Kevin Kline, Christopher Walken and Sir John Gielgud; and what he seeks to achieve on stage via his modern productions of Shakespeare. In the question and answer session which follows, Papp discusses Shakespeare's roles for women; editing and cutting Shakespeare's text for stage productions; reading Shakespeare versus seeing the plays performed; his favorite and most memorable lines from Shakespeare, and his favorite plays.
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- Kline, Kevin -- Language.
- Walken, Christopher, -- 1943- -- Language.
- Gielgud, John, -- 1904-2000 -- Language.
- City University of New York. -- Graduate School and University Center. -- Doctoral Theatre Students Association. -- Edwin Booth Award.
- New York Shakespeare Festival Public Theater.
- Theatrical producers and directors -- Awards.
- Theater -- New York (State) -- New York -- Awards.
- Awards -- 1981-1900.