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Here you will find information from the field of work that GIRES has been involved with since the start of the organisation.
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Atypical gender development, Etiology in Adults, Challenging "Autogynephilia", Information on Prevalence and Incidence, Exogenous factors. The GIRES Annual Research Awards. Travel bursaries for clinicians
Supporting trans and non-binary people and their families, including explaining to children, caring for gender variant young people, the National Trans Youth Network, ways to make your youth group a safe and welcoming place for young transgender people, supporting BAME trans people, Stop Online Abuse, the National Hate Crime partnership, Video Resources and Supporting The Families of Adults Experiencing Gender Discomfort.
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Finally! The next chapter of my Fanfic, "Explanations & Excuses", has been uploaded to FanFiction.net!
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A fire at an industrial plant outside Oklahoma City sent flames 80 feet into the night sky overnight and prompted firefighters to evacuate homes up to four miles north of the facility.
Spokesman Mike Galloway of the Custer County Office of Emergency Management told CBS News early Thursday that no one was hurt and that the fire was mostly out. Employees of Danlin Industries were waiting for the smoldering to cool off before they could go in and assess the damage.
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Firefighters didn't spray water on the blaze, choosing to let it burn instead. Galloway said there was no chemical runoff from the 13-acre site.
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GAUTIER — Two public hearings have been set on the redistricting of wards in the city of Gautier.
The Mississippi Press reports the city council scheduled the hearings for July 2 and July 16.
The city's population soared from 11,681 in the 2000 census to 18,572 in the 2010 count, a 59 percent increase.
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2012 Leisure Research Symposium - a Reminder
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Dear All,
Below we are attaching the 2012 LRS Call for Abstracts. Please forward to any interested colleagues who may not be on SPRENET/CALS/RTS-net. We would like to draw your attention to the following items that are NEW this year:
1. Earlier submission deadline - January 10, 2012
2. Additional new presentation format - a prerecorded video presentation. Video presentations will be posted on NRPA Connect and will allow those who cannot travel to the LRS to share their work with fellow researchers and practitioners. This year the number of video presentations will be limited to 3. Video presentations will not decrease the number of paper, poster, or panel presentations accepted for the Symposium, but will be accepted in addition to the traditional format presentations.
3. The limit on the number of presentations coming from a single faculty author has been lifted.
4. Authors of abstracts who receive the highest scores during the review process will be invited to submit their papers to the special issue of Journal of Leisure Research published in the last quarter of 2012.
5. New, revised thematic areas.
6. Best Student Paper Award (in conjunction with ALS) - see attached document
7. New and improved abstracts submission page:
If you have any questions, please let us know.
All the best,
Monika & Jason
Anaheim, CA
October 16-18
Monika Stodolska and Jason Bocarro, LRS Co-Chairs
The NRPA Leisure Research Symposium provides an international forum for
scholarly exchange and discussion about leisure. The Symposium includes
both theoretical and applied research that transcends disciplinary
boundaries. Papers may address leisure behavior, structural and cultural
aspects of leisure and leisure studies, or applied research directed at the
recreation professions.
Papers are presented either as formal paper presentations, posters, as part
of a panel session, or in a video format that will be uploaded on NRPA
Connect. All abstracts receive the same rigorous, double blind review
without consideration of the presentation format. Abstracts for all types
of presentations are included in an electronic published book of abstracts.
Abstracts reporting empirical studies should contain subheadings
identifying an introduction, methods, results, and discussion; only
completed studies should be submitted. Abstracts reporting conceptual and
theoretical discussions should also have an effective set of subheadings.
Abstracts cannot exceed three pages, single spaced (see attached
instructions). Because of this limitation, it is imperative that abstracts
are written carefully and provide a coherent overview of the paper that
will be presented.
1. Only completed studies or scholarly discussions may be submitted.
2. Only studies that have not been previously published or presented at
another professional conference may be submitted. Papers that ask the same
question(s), use the same analysis, or develop the same logical argument as
previous publications or presentations are not eligible.
3. Two or more abstracts from the same study cannot be submitted to
different sessions under different titles/authorship unless substantially
different aspects of the study are represented in each paper.
4. Abstracts undergo blind peer review by three reviewers with expertise
in the topical area to which the abstract was submitted. The Symposium Co
Chairs make final decisions about acceptance, but typically adhere to the
recommendations of the reviewers. Papers may be rejected due to time and
space limitations, ineffective development of the 3 page abstract,
violation of conditions 2 or 3 (above), or weaknesses in the study itself.
5. Authors who have their abstracts accepted for paper, poster or panel
presentations are expected to deliver their presentations as assigned
during the Symposium. Failure to adhere to this guideline in 2012 will
preclude a researcher from presenting at the 2013 LRS. Authors who are not
planning to attend the 2012 conference can submit their abstracts for a
video format presentation.
6. Researchers who wish to submit panel proposals should submit three (3)
papers addressing one central theme and a response paper from a discussant
(see instructions for submitting a panel session).
7. NEW THIS YEAR: Authors of abstracts who receive the highest scores
during the review process will be invited to submit their papers to the
special issue of Journal of Leisure Research published in the last quarter
of 2012. The authors of selected abstracts will be notified at the time of
the abstract acceptance notification (i.e., late February). The full papers
will be due on July 1, 2012 (the deadline will be strictly enforced). They
should follow the format of papers submitted to a regular issue of Journal
of Leisure Research. The full papers will undergo the standard blind peer
review process. Thus, the acceptance of an abstract for the Symposium will
NOT guarantee acceptance for the special issue of the Journal.
8. Abstracts are to be submitted electronically no later than January 10,
2012 Abstracts submitted after this deadline will be returned without
Please upload your abstract and fill out all of the required information
using this link:
1. Abstract
A. Three pages maximum (136 lines total) including all discussion, tables,
and figures. Abstracts exceeding this page limit or using condensed font to
circumvent page limitations will be returned without a review. A reference
list is recommended but not required (see below). The text of the abstract
may not run over onto a fourth page.
B. Use 12 point font Times Roman and one inch margins on sides, top and
C. Single space the text.
D. Abstracts must have a title that reflects the general nature of the
abstract in 10 or fewer words
E. Use appropriate subheadings.
F. Remove author identification in properties (In Word, go to File, then
properties, summary and remove author name).
G. Tracking changes must not be readable.
H. Add line numbering to the text. (In Word, go to File, Page Setup,
Layout, Line Numbering, select "Add Line Numbering", "Start at" 1, "From
text" Auto, "Count by" 1, and select the Numbering to be "Continuous").
I. Abstracts that do not meet all specifications will be rejected from
further consideration.
2. Reference List
A. A list of references not exceeding one-page (46 lines total) should be
listed in a document separate from the abstract if submitting a 3-page
B. The list of references must follow the same font and margin format as
specified above for abstracts.
C. References list should be formatted according to Publication Manual of
the American Psychological Association (6th edition).
3. Panel Session Submission Instructions
A. Panel sessions submissions require four one page abstracts. The panel
session organizer will be responsible for convening and moderating the
panel session around a central theme. Three one page abstracts written in
accordance with the LRS guidelines (single-spaced, 12 point font, 1 inch
margins, title etc) should be collected by the panel session organizer.
Abstracts should provide sufficient detail as to the proposed paper
contents. (PLEASE NOTE: The discussant=92s paper does not need to be
submitted at this time).
B. The panel session organizer should also submit a one page abstract
providing an introduction to the theme and summarizing the main points of
the three presentations (i.e., the three abstracts mentioned above).
C. The panel session organizer will be responsible for writing the learning
objectives for the session for CEUs.
4. NEW THIS YEAR: Pre-recorded video presentation
The abstracts submitted for a video presentation should follow the same
format as paper and poster abstracts. However, the authors who choose the
pre-recorded video presentation format will not be required to attend the
Symposium. By September 1, 2012 they will be expected to submit a
professionally edited 15-minute long videorecording of their presentation
(both the presenter and the power point slides). The presentations will be
made available on NRPA Connect beginning with the first day of the
Symposium. Viewers will be able to post questions to the authors and engage
in a discussion in the blog format. Video presentations will not decrease
the number of paper, poster, or panel presentations accepted for the
Symposium, but will be accepted in addition to the traditional format
presentations. Only 3 video presentations will be accepted for the 2012
5. Specification of Section and Presentation
A. Specify a specific thematic area (one only from the 11 thematic areas
that are listed below) in which the abstract should be reviewed. These
areas reflect the reviewers=92 areas of interest and expertise. Papers
accepted for presentation may be further re-grouped into additional
thematic sessions for the Symposium.
1. Leisure and Sustainability (e.g., environmental issues, sustainable
2. Leisure across the Lifespan (leisure, children and adolescents; family
leisure; leisure and aging)
3. Leisure, Health and Physical Activity
4. Leisure and Tourism
5. Leisure and Sport
6. Community Development (e.g., municipal recreation, community resources;
building community)
7. Cross-Cultural Studies and Diversity (e.g., leisure of ethnic and racial
minorities, immigration, race/racism, gender/sexism, ability/disability)
8. Outdoor and Adventure Recreation
9. Management and Administration of Leisure Programs and Services
10. Methodology and Research Design
11. Other (topics the authors feel do not fit any of the above categories)
B. The author=92s preference for presentation format. Indicate one of the
(a) poster only
(b) prefer poster but would do formal presentation
(c) prefer formal presentation but would do poster
(d) formal presentation only
(e) panel session presentation
(f) pre-recorded video presentation only
(g) prefer pre-recorded video presentation but would do either poster
or formal presentation
Note: Reviewers are not aware of the stated presentation preference. This
information in conjunction with time and space limitations is used by the
Symposium Co Chairs when establishing the final conference schedule.
6. Indication whether the authors would like their abstract to be
considered for the special issue of Journal of Leisure Research.
7. Learning Objectives
Provide three observable and measurable learning outcomes. Limit to one
sentence (20 words or less) per outcome.
1. Learning outcomes are statements that specify what learners will know or
be able to do as a result of a learning activity. Outcomes are usually
expressed as knowledge, skills, or attitudes.
They help to:
- Focus on learner's behavior that is to be changed
- Serve as guidelines for content, instruction, and evaluation
- Identify specifically what should be learned
- Convey to learners exactly what is to be accomplished
2. When writing Learning Outcomes, use verbs that are observable and
8. Contact information
A. Principal author's name, institutional affiliation, mailing address,
phone number, fax number, and e mail address. It is assumed that, unless
otherwise specified, this person will make the presentation if the abstract
is accepted.
B. Information if the sole or the principle author of the abstract is a
C. Full contact details for all co-authors. This includes full name,
institutional affiliation, mailing address, phone number, and e-mail
D. The principal author's contact information over the summer (June 1 to
Aug. 31), if different from above.
9. Correspondence regarding abstract
Authors will be notified of abstract review results via email by the end
of the February 2012.
LRS Co-chairs: Monika Stodolska (stodolsk@...) & Jason Bocarro (
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Scope and Eligibility of Grants: Pendleton Student Research and Production Grants are open to all full-time undergraduate students enrolled in the Roy H. Park School of Communications at Ithaca College. Students may apply for grants up to $1,000. The amount for the grant requested must be specified in the grant application. Projects may be partially funded, given the competitiveness of the process and the limited funds available for the grants.
- The deadline to submit an application for a Pendleton Student Research and Production Grant for the Spring 2017 semester is WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2017 at 5 p.m. EST.
Applicants will be notified of decisions on March 31, 2017. Projects must be conducted and completed by May 5, and this is also the final date to submit receipts for reimbursement. Fall 2017 projects cannot be funded through this grant since there is a separate grant process for each semester. Grant applications are available in the Dean's Office, 311 Park Hall.
Definition of Research and Production: The words "Research and Production" are broadly defined to include such activities as various scholarly research projects, creative writing, photography, and film and video production. Projects MUST be part of work you are doing for a Park School class that has faculty supervision. This also includes independent study coursework in the Park School. These grants may also be used to fund travel to academic and professional conferences to present research or production.
Projects in the pre-production or preliminary stages of production that will not be completed by May 5, 2017 are NOT ELIGIBLE for Spring 2017 semester grants.
Proposal Package: The proposal MUST include a one-page, typed description of the research or production project, including what stage the project is at and what the anticipated outcome of the project will be. In addition, a one-page detailed projected budget listing anticipated or already incurred expenses related to the research or production project (including funding received to date from other sources for the same project) must be submitted with the written proposal. An insufficient budget may detract from the overall quality of the application. The proposal must also include a faculty recommendation form (attached to these guidelines) for the project and must be submitted by the faculty directly to the Park School dean's office no later than WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22nd at 5 p.m. EST, in a sealed envelope and signed by the faculty member along the seal. Finally, a signed copy of the signature page (attached to the back of these guidelines) must be submitted. A complete proposal will have all of the following:
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NOTE: Do not wait until the last minute to request a faculty recommendation! ANY MATERIALS SUBMITTED IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE STATED ITEMS (i.e., scripts, DVDs, etc.) WILL BE DISCARDED.
Other Requirements of Grant Recipients: Grant recipients are required to submit a one-page, double-spaced typed report on the outcome of their grant project, including a narrative of the project, outcomes, and itemized budget showing actual grant expenditures. The report should be submitted to Karen Wheeler, the Financial Operations Manager in the Park School of Communications, by May 5, 2017. All reports will be kept in a file that will be available, upon request, to faculty and staff for future reference. Failure to submit a final report may affect eligibility for future Pendleton Student Research and Production grants.
Acknowledgement of Grant: All projects are required to acknowledge the grant in writing within the credits of the project. If no credits are planned for the project, an acknowledgement must be made in writing within the project. The correct acknowledgement of the grant is as follows: Ithaca College Roy H. Park School of Communications James B. Pendleton Student Research and Production Grant.
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- As salary or payment directly to the student recipient
- To hire undergraduate student assistants
- To hire other individuals within Ithaca College
- To pursue advanced degrees
- To purchase capital equipment (i.e., cameras, light meters, computer hardware, etc.)
- To purchase software for personal computers
- To pay for services and/or items that were not part of the original/approved grant application.
Pendleton Research and Production Grants are awarded to individuals for items associated with the cost of a project, such as purchasing supplies, products and services, or travel costs. Services can be covered as long as the providers are not employed at Ithaca College.
receipts are required as documentation for all expenses, and recipients must submit a final expense report with the receipts upon completion of the project. Any expenses incurred above and beyond the original grant amount will not be reimbursed. Any project that varies drastically from the original approved proposal will not receive funding.
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Fiorina slammed GOP front-runner Donald Trump, calling him a liberal who buys politicians and wants to ensure that Washington protects the rich and powerful like himself. "Of course, there are also many Republicans who are now horrified at the prospect of Donald Trump as our nominee. I am one of them," said Fiorina. "The only way to beat Donald Trump is to beat him at the ballot box. And guess what, the only guy who can beat Donald Trump, who has beaten Donald Trump, is Ted Cruz."
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LARAMIE, Wyo. - After three weeks of road matches, the Wyoming Cowgirl soccer team will return home to the Louis S. Madrid Sports Complex for eight consecutive home matches beginning Friday, Sept. 9. Wyoming will host Cleveland State on Friday and Weber State on Sunday. The Cowgirls currently have a 3-3 record on the season, and are 3-1 in their last four matches. UW is 8-7-1 in home openers in its history.
"We are very excited to be home and play in front of our fans after six road games," Cowgirl head coach Danny Sanchez said. "We feel positive about where our team is so far this season. We are ready to get home for eight games leading up to our conference opener against Boise State and our Front Range Derby with Northern Colorado."
The Cowgirls are led in scoring by senior Kayla Davis and redshirt freshman Sara Paul who have each scored two goals on the season. Paul also leads UW in shots with 19. Goalkeeper Courtney Merkle has recorded 22 saves and two shutouts on the season.Cowgirl soccer fans can follow Friday and Sunday's action live on twitter at twitter.com/wyosoccer. The live twitter feed will be used for all Cowgirl home matches throughout the 2011 season.
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Thanks goes to Tsonga music collector and music blogger Ernie Goggins (http://27leggies.blogspot.be) for sharing his music with me and making this mix possible.
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Will located the source of the signal. "It's on the traveling show frequency."
"Can you pinpoint the coordinates?" John asked him.
"It might take some time, but they can't be far."
"Send them a return message. Ask them to identify themselves and state the nature of their emergency."
Will sent the message, and then he had the Robot help him find the location of the signal. After writing the coordinates down, he ran them over to Don.
"We should be able to reach them within two days, but it's not on our course," Don told John. "Do we go after them?"
John didn't reply, but Maureen spoke up immediately. "If someone needs our help, we have to go."
Always suspicious, Don asked, "But how do we know they really are in trouble? Maybe we're being lured into a trap?"
"A trap for what?" Judy asked.
Dr. Smith put in his two cents. "Much as I hate to agree with the major, he may be correct. All our alien encounters have led to nothing but trouble."
"That's not true, Dr. Smith," Penny told him.
"The Taurons were friendly," Will said.
"And the message referred to us by our name. It's like they already know us," Penny added.
"I still don't like it," Don said. Then he turned to John and asked. "Well?"
"We'll wait for their return response," John replied.
"But it might be too late to change course by then," Judy said.
"When would we need to change course to intersect with them?" John asked Don.
Don did some quick calculations. "Twelve hours."
"We should get a return message back within that time. We'll decide what to do then."
Hours later, Judy was dictating her journal to her cousin. "Joan, I wish I knew why Don is always so suspicious. Could it be his military training?"
Her musing was interrupted by a voice from the doorway. "And my question is… why is Judy always so trusting?"
Judy turned off the recorder. She wasn't sure if Don was annoyed or simply teasing her. "You scared me, Don," she told him.
"Sorry. I should have knocked, but, uh, the door was open. I couldn't help but overhear." He crossed his arms as he leaned against the doorjamb. "So? Do you want to know why I'm suspicious?"
"Is it your training?"
He nodded. "Partly." He stepped into the room and added, "But it's mostly because all of you are so trusting. Someone has to watch our backs." He frowned. "Does that bother you?"
Judy stood and took a step to face him. "It used to, but not anymore." She placed her hands on his shoulders. "Do you want to know why I'm so trusting?"
He slipped his hands around her waist, relieved that she wasn't going to argue with him. "Let's see, does it have anything to do with your sweet, gentle nature?"
She smiled. "Partly." She slid her hands up to the back of his neck and rose on her toes. "It's mostly because I know you've got us covered…" She bent her head and their lips met. Their kiss deepened and they almost forgot where they were.
Penny strode towards her room and stopped short when she saw them. "Oh!" Don and Judy stepped apart, and Penny said, "I'm sorry."
"It's all right, Penny. This is your room, too. We shouldn't be doing this in here," Judy told her.
"I know you have no place to go," Penny said. "Judy, why don't you just move into Don's room?"
Judy blushed and Don's face broke into a broad smile. "Penny, I think I told you this before, but I like the way you think," Don told her.
Judy tapped Don on the arm. "You know Mom and Dad wouldn't allow that," she said.
"You're both adults," Penny said. "Maybe it's time for you both to do what you want, rather than listen to Mom and Dad. That's what I'd do if I was in your situation." She wanted to add, "And I wish I was…"
Will was the first one up the next morning. They had only two hours to decide if they were going to change course and respond to the distress signal. He hoped that a return message had arrived.
As the family gathered for breakfast Will ran into the galley. "We know who's in trouble!" he exclaimed. Everyone looked at him expectantly. "It's Oggo!"
Penny's stomach flipped. "Oggo?"
"Yeah, he said he's traveling with his band mates and their ship's engines died. They're stranded."
Don checked his watch. "Ninety minutes until we make that course change."
John looked at Don and raised his eyebrows. "Band mates?"
Don laughed. "Guess a little bit of Farnum rubbed off on him. I'll go up and get ready for the course change."
"I'll come up with you," John said. He stood, looked at Maureen and repeated, "Band mates," and shook his head. For some reason, he new this was going to lead to trouble of the adolescent kind.
Penny smiled broadly. "We haven't seen him in over a year. Do you think he's changed?"
"He must have," Maureen told her. "He was probably about your age, maybe a little older, so he must have grown."
"And Mr. Farnum said he left him to travel with a 'gaggle of youngsters,'" Judy said. "He must have meant his band mates."
"Do you think by band mates, he meant a musical band?" Penny asked.
"I guess we'll find out," Judy replied.
"There they are!" Will exclaimed as he and Don looked out of the view port and maneuvered the Jupiter near Oggo's ship.
"Will, ask him if there is any way we can dock with his ship," Don said.
As Will contacted Oggo, the Robinson women stepped off the elevator. Penny held herself back, almost afraid to join the others. She wondered if she and Oggo would still share the connection they had developed when Farnum had captured Judy, Don, Will and her for his human zoo.
A walkway was being extended from Oggo's ship to the Jupiter when Penny approached the pilot chairs. "What are they doing?" Penny asked Will.
"Extending a bridge so they can come over to our ship. There's no way to dock with them," he replied.
The family watched as four figures in spacesuits made their way across the bridge. The bridge was secured to the Jupiter with tow cables, and once the four were inside the hatch, they closed the outer door. Will opened the inner hatch and the four creatures removed their helmets. Penny's breath caught in her throat. Oggo had grown into a handsome young man. He was at least six inches taller than when she had last seen him, and his spacesuit accentuated his slim build. His light brown hair was now down to his shoulders and Penny had to admit that on him, it looked right.
As Oggo greeted each one of the family members with a handshake, the other three figures removed their helmets. All three had the anatomy of humans, one was male the other two were obviously female and they all had long hair like Oggo. One of the women was about Oggo's age, while the other two creatures seemed a bit older.
Oggo finally approached Penny and his eyes warmed as he took her hand in his. "Penny," he said. "You're even more beautiful than when Farnum and I left you." He brought her hand to his lips. The younger woman cleared her throat and Oggo dropped Penny's hand. "These are my band mates," he told the family. He pointed to the older male, who was a bit shorter than Don and had flowing blond hair. "This is Loro."
Loro bowed deeply and said, "We are honored," he said. "I have heard much about the Robinson family."
"And this is Azara," Oggo said as the older woman with blue-black hair nodded. Then he nodded towards the younger woman, "And Rubina."
Rubina wrapped her hand around Oggo's arm and flipped her red hair behind her shoulder as she said, "Greetings."
Penny looked at the floor as the younger woman made it clear that she was attached to Oggo. She missed the ardent look Oggo threw her way as he unwrapped Rubina's hand from his arm.
Don noticed John glare at the young man. "So, uh, Oggo, what's wrong with your ship?" Don asked.
"I don't know. We have plenty of fuel, but the engines died and we haven't been able to restart them," Oggo replied.
"I'll go over and take a look," Don told him.
"Can I come too, Don?" Will asked.
"There'll be time for that later," Maureen said. "I've prepared lunch. Would you like to join us?" She knew that John had not had the opportunity to meet Oggo, or Farnum for that matter, and she wanted to give him the chance to get to know these strangers before they allowed the children to enter their ship.
The group squeezed into the galley area, and Oggo told them about his separation from Farnum. "After we left you, he went back to his old ways. He didn't know what to do next. I met up with Loro and we developed an act that I wanted him to promote, but Farnum insisted on controlling every aspect of the show."
"So, we left him," Loro told them. "And went off on our own."
"What kind of show do you have, Loro?" Judy asked.
Loro turned his attention to the beautiful woman whose hair was as blond as his own. He smiled and replied, "We are magicians. We can take a simple object…" Loro picked up his water glass, "And turn it into something else." He flicked his wrist and the glass turned into a bouquet of deep blue flowers. He handed the flowers to Judy and said, "They match your eyes."
Don raised his eyebrows. He had assumed that the older two were attached, just as Oggo and Rubina seemed to be. He expected a reaction from Azara, but her eyes were all over him rather than Loro, and she didn't seem to notice that Loro had just hit on Judy. Don placed his hand over Judy's and curled his fingers around hers, hoping that it would send a message to both Azara and Loro. He and Judy had just re-found each other. He was not about to let anyone come between them again.
John didn't miss Don's move and appreciated his protective instincts. He was concerned, however, about Penny. She said little at dinner and kept her eyes on her plate. Rubina, he noticed, cast a wary eye on both her and Oggo, who didn't hide his pleasure at seeing Penny again. John caught his wife's eye during dessert and they exchanged a look that only a parent would understand.
Will and Dr. Smith were the two who hung onto the newcomers' every word. Will asked if they had ever run into the traveling circus Will had almost traveled with two years ago, but none of them had ever heard of Dr. Marvello.
Dr. Smith was curious about where the troop would go next, and asked, "Have you ever been to Earth?"
"Earth would not be a lucrative stop in our travels. I've heard that magicians are a dime a dozen there," Loro told him.
"Oh, I beg to differ. You simply need someone to advertise your special talents, and I am in a perfect position to serve as your promoter."
"No, Dr. Smith. We're not going to Earth," Oggo told him.
"What do you do in your show?" Will asked.
"Would you like to see it?" Oggo asked him.
"Tonight, then, you're all invited to our ship."
Don and John spent the next three hours studying the alien ship. The ship's systems were not unlike those of the Jupiter, and the repairs would have been easily completed were it not for the intrusion of Azara on every move. If she were not knowledgeable about the mechanical workings of the engines, Don would have sent her away, but she was the ship's mechanic, and he had no choice than to explain the details of every repair he made. John stood by and smirked every time Azara placed a hand on Don's arm and asked him to repeat every explanation.
When they finally finished, Don started to wipe his hands with a rag, but Azara took the rag from his hands and gently wiped a mark off his forehead. She leaned into him, and he blushed a deep pink. John crossed his arms and raised his eyebrows. Don took the rag from her hand, and said, "Uh, thanks, but I can do that."
"I must prepare for our show. I know you will be quite impressed," she said as she caressed his cheek, and then sauntered away.
While the men and Azara were working on the engines, Loro was working on Judy. Once he heard that she had been interested in the stage, he coerced her into taking part in their show. Judy's first reaction had been to decline his invitation to join him on stage, but Penny had encouraged her to shed her hesitations. "Judy, you've always wanted to be on the stage. This might be your only chance of ever having that experience again," Penny had told her.
The family gathered in the small stage-like area on Oggo's ship. Don sat down next to Penny and asked, "Where's Judy?"
"She didn't tell you?" Penny asked.
"Tell me what?"
"She's going to be in the show."
"Judy?" Don asked.
Penny nodded.
"No, she didn't tell me." Don folded his arms and frowned. "You know, Penny, if anyone would have been asked to be in the show, I would have thought that it would have been you."
Penny shook her head. "I've stayed out of their way."
"Because of Rubina?" Don asked her. She looked away and didn't respond. "Look, Penny, for what it's worth, I'm proud of you," Don told her. "I wish everyone had your sense of values."
"Oh, don't be mad at Judy, Don," Penny told him. "She didn't want to be in the show, but I convinced her. How many chances is she going to get to be on the stage?"
Don stared at the young girl, who he felt was wise beyond her years. He unfolded his arms and grasped the edge of the bench he was sitting on and replied, "Yeah, I guess you're right."
The room darkened and eerie galactic music played. Red, blue, green and yellow lights appeared from every angle. A white spotlight lit and shone down upon a glitter-gowned Judy who stood with one armed held straight above her head, palm curved towards the ceiling. She sang a series of notes and took a step forward. Don was mesmerized. His memory sent him back to when Judy was in the summer stock show, Oklahoma, and he presented yellow roses to her. He wished he had a bouquet of red roses to give her at the end of this show.
Judy retreated to the side of the stage as Oggo, Rubina, Azara and Loro began their magic show. Objects appeared and disappeared. Flowers turned into jewels, mounds of scarves into kittens and a snake into a gold necklace. Oggo called Penny to the stage and graciously placed the necklace around Penny's neck. Penny smiled shyly as Rubina shot an arrow of jealously towards her with her eyes.
A box stood in the center and Oggo asked Penny to tap every side of the box to determine that it was solid, which she did. He then had her stand to the side and beckoned for Judy to approach and enter the box. Penny stood by as Oggo and Loro firmly closed and locked the box.
Don bit his lip, wondering if they'd change Judy into something else or simply have her disappear. Oggo and Loro spun the box and it twirled around and around like a ballerina on her toes. Finally, the spinning stopped. Oggo asked Penny to open the box. She did and Judy had been replaced by a slender bear like creature. Azara took hold of the chain that was around the creature's neck and led it out of the box. The band of magicians stood shoulder to shoulder and bowed to the family. Dr. Smith began the clapping, and the family responded, but Don didn't join them. Instead he stood and scanned the stage. Where was Judy?
Azara led her pet to Don and he stepped back as the thing bared its teeth to him. "Do not be afraid," Azara told Don. "He will not hurt you when I am in control."
"What if you're not?" Don asked her.
"I am always in control," Azara told him.
Don noticed that Loro had disappeared from the stage and the rest of the family was congratulating Oggo on a fine show. No one seemed to be concerned that Judy had yet to return. Don walked past Azara and joined the rest of the family. Azara smirked and led her pet out of the staging area.
"Earth has never seen such a show," Dr. Smith was telling Oggo as Don approached them.
"That does not matter, Dr. Smith. Earth is not a planet that will be in our travels."
Don confronted them. "Where is she, Oggo?"
"Judy?" Oggo replied. "Trust me, she is fine." He turned to Rubina. "Take him to her. No need to return."
Rubina stared at him, but said nothing. She gestured for Don to follow her and led him away.
"Now, Penny," Oggo said as he took her hand. "We have a moment to talk."
Penny glanced at her parents, and her father said, "I'm sorry, Oggo, but we're going to return to our ship. It's late."
Penny squeezed Oggo's hand and said, "You all go ahead. I'll wait here for Don and Judy. Besides, I'd like to spend some time catching up with Oggo."
John raised his eyebrows and was about to object when Maureen took his arm and turned him away. "That's fine, Penny, but don't be too late."
Rubina led Don away. "You do not trust her?" Rubina asked him as they stepped down the circular stairs to the lower deck.
"Who?" Don asked.
"Your woman?"
"Oh, her I trust," he replied. "Let's just say that I don't trust that Loro fellow."
"As well you should not," Rubina replied. "Loro and Azara always seek to enhance their love life."
"You mean…"
"Yes. They are constantly after me and Oggo to join them."
"Ugh!" Don exclaimed. "Judy and I are not exactly a Bob and Carol looking for a Ted and Alice."
"Excuse Me?" Rubina said.
Don chuckled. "You wouldn't understand. What about you and Oggo? It seems to me that you're not too trusting of him yourself."
"Oggo is not one to stray; however, the Penny woman is someone he has not forgotten."
Penny stood by Oggo and watched her family leave, wondering what she was doing. "Oggo, I think I've made a mistake," she started to say, but Oggo interrupted her by placing his finger on her lips.
"No. No mistake," he told her. "I have dreamed about you Penny Robinson."
"What about Rubina?"
He looked away from her. "She has been a faithful companion, but she is not you," he said.
He took her hand and led her to a viewing area on the ship. There was a chaise lounge and small cabinet nearby. Oggo pointed to the lounge, and said, "Sit," as he opened the cabinet and took out a bottle of what Penny could only guess was something similar to alcohol.
"I don't drink," she told Oggo.
Oggo looked at her, confused. "All bodies need liquid refreshment."
"I mean, I don't drink alcohol or anything that might, um, make me feel… dizzy."
"Trust me. This will not make you… dizzy. It is simply a nourishing drink." Penny accepted the glass he held out to her. He touched his glass to hers and said, "To old friends."
She nodded and smiled. He was captivated and she was curious. They both sipped and Oggo took the glass from her hand and placed it aside. He sat next to her and placed an arm around her. "Penny, I have not stopped thinking about you since Farnum and I left you."
"Sh…" he leaned toward her and pressed his lips to hers. Penny's mind told her to pull away, but she wanted the kiss as much as he did.
When Don and Rubina reached the lower deck, Azara held her pet's chain out to Rubina. "Here. Take him back to his cage and feed him," she told the younger female.
Rubina took the chain, but couldn't help saying, "He is not looking for a Ted and Alice."
Azara frowned. "What are you talking about?" Rubina caught Don's eye and laughed. Then she walked away. Azara took Don's arm and wrapped her hand around it. "She is an unusual woman for our species, always fearing new adventures, and always hanging onto Oggo."
Don stared at Azara and pried her hand from his arm. "You mean the way you're hanging onto me?" he asked.
"Do you also fear new adventures?" she asked him.
"Just take me to Judy," he told her.
Judy found herself unconscious in a box under the stage. She had no idea what had happened. When they had rehearsed earlier in the day, she had been instructed to simply drop down into a hole in the floor. There was no mention of her being replaced by an animal. When she entered the box on stage, she felt a prick in her side, and fell to the floor, unconscious. By the time she awoke, Loro was with her and holding her head in his lap. "You have rejoined us," he told her.
She struggled to sit up and mumbled, "What happened? Why was I unconscious?"
"A necessary component of the illusion that did not need rehearsal," Loro told her.
She stared at him. "I don't like being tricked," she said.
"You have my apology, Judy, but it was the only way to complete the illusion without causing you panic."
"Why would I be panicked?" she asked. She turned towards a familiar voice who answered.
"Because they replaced you with a sharp-toothed animal," Don said as he and Azara walked into the room.
"Don!" she exclaimed and extended her hand towards him.
"Are you all right?" he asked her as he helped her up.
"I think so. I didn't know they were going to drug me," she said as she allowed Don to put his arm around her waist and draw her towards him. She wrapped her arms around his chest and said, "I'm glad you're here."
"And so are we," Azara said as she took Loro's arm. "We have a… proposal for you."
"I don't think so," Don said even before she finished.
"But you haven't heard our proposition," Loro said. "Don't rush off. I can see that there is no privacy on your ship. You can stay here with us and fulfill your carnal desires – freely and without judgment."
Judy looked at Don. There was nothing more she wanted than to lay in his arms without intrusion. "Don? Maybe we should take him up on his offer. We would finally have some privacy."
"It comes with a price, Judy," Don told her. "A foursome is not exactly my idea of privacy."
Judy's eyes went wide. "A foursome!"
Azara laughed. "Surely, you can't be as innocent as you appear."
"Innocent is not exactly the word I would use to describe her," Don told Azara. "Let's just say that we revel in an exclusive relationship. We don't need anyone else to make love exciting."
"Reconsider! Surely, you can't resist our offer."
Judy smiled up at Don, and he shrugged. "We can resist," Judy told them. "And don't call me Shirley!" Loro and Azara wrinkled their brows in confusion. They could not believe they had been rebuffed.
Don laughed. "In the mood to see the movie, Airplane?"
Judy nodded. "Let's go back."
Loro and Azara watched them climb the steps. "They are like Oggo and Rubina," Loro said. "Let them go."
Azara smirked. "Oggo may not be who you think he is. He and the young one might be better companions than these two," she told him.
Oggo and Penny were still on the chaise lounge, sitting side by side by the time Don and Judy walked up the circular stairs. They found Rubina standing at the top, listening to Oggo and Penny talk about their lives since they had last seen each other. Oggo was telling Penny how he had met Rubina. "And she stepped out from behind the trash bin and asked Farnum for a coin. He rebuffed her, but I was mesmerized by her tranquil eyes… so knowing for one so young."
"You're in love with her."
Oggo smiled at Penny. "Yes. Now I am sure."
Don and Judy stood on the steps below Rubina and they cleared their throats. Rubina stepped onto the upper deck and Don and Judy followed her. Oggo and Penny stood and Oggo met Rubina's eyes. He was mesmerized once again. "I must apologize to you, Rubina."
Rubina walked over to him and Penny. "No apology is necessary, Oggo. You have come back to me as I had hoped. Now I know that I do not come second to the beautiful Penny Robinson."
"I'm sorry, Rubina," Penny told her. "I didn't mean to come between you."
"You are no longer between us," Rubina told her and reached out to shake her hand.
"I'm glad you've found someone to make you happy, Oggo," Penny told him. "I'm happy that you've found each other."
"You will always have a warm place in my heart," Oggo told her. "You are the one who truly set me free."
Penny walked over to Don and her sister. "Are you ready to go back?" she asked them.
They nodded. "Are you all right, Penny?" Judy asked her.
Penny smiled. "Yes. I'm fine – really."
"We're gonna watch a movie," Don told her. "Wanna join us?" he asked.
"What movie?"
"I love that move!" Penny exclaimed. "And so does Will!"
"Guess we'll be doing a family thing," Don told Judy.
"Are you okay with that?" Judy asked.
Don laughed. "As long as I get you to myself for a good-night kiss," Don told her.
"Tell you what," Judy said. "We'll neck in the back while Penny and Will watch the movie."
"I'll take you up on that," Don said.
By the time the movie was over, Judy and Don were asleep in each others' arms. Will turned to Penny and asked, "Should we wake them up?"
"They look so comfortable," she whispered. "Let's leave them alone."
They climbed down the ladder to the lower deck. Will turned to his sister and asked, "What happened between you and Oggo?"
"Oh, nothing really. We realized that we're at different stages in our lives," Penny replied.
"Was he still ga-ga over you?"
"Not anymore," she told him. "I was just someone who helped him on his way."
"Penny? I'm glad you're okay," Will told her. "I know it must be hard to be a teenager with no boys around."
"It's all right, Will," Penny told him. "It won't be long before you feel the same way. You'll be a teenager with no girls around to catch your eye."
"Girls!" Will exclaimed. "Who needs 'em!"
"Will Robinson, you'll eat those words someday!" Penny told him.
Will laughed. "Good-night, Penny."
"Good-night, Will," Penny replied.
The Jupiter was back on course for Alpha Centauri and Dr. Smith was as miserable as he had ever been. "Oh, woe is me," Dr. Smith lamented. "Never to set foot on my homeland again."
"Enough, Smith!" Don exclaimed. "You've been moaning for two days now. We should have left you with Oggo!"
"Pshaw, Major!" Smith told him. "You have no idea what it is like to be alone and adrift… not knowing if you will ever know happiness again."
"Oh, I have an idea, Smith," Don told him. He turned to look at Judy, who caught his eye. "And I hope to find much more happiness soon."
Judy blushed at his words. Meeting up with Oggo had led them to talking about marriage once again. Penny seemed to have recovered well from their encounter with the magician troupe, and Judy and Don's thought had returned to finding a way to be together… really together.
"Warning! Warning!" the Robot exclaimed.
"What is it, Robot?" Will asked.
"We are about to collide with a heavenly object that will send us off our present course of travel!"
Don and John climbed the ladder to the upper deck. "I don't see anything," Don told John as he stared out of the viewport. The Jupiter's alarms blared.
"What is it?" John shouted.
"I wish I knew!" Don replied as he plopped into his pilot's seat, ready to redirect the ship, but he had no idea where to go!
To be continued next week!
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The French Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) and UCLA's Institute for Society and Genetics (ISG) opened a joint research unit names EpiDaPo (Epigenetics, Data, Politics) dedicated to interdisciplinary research centered on epigenetics. It will foster natural scientist, social scientists, and environmentalists to work together.
Epigenetics is an old notion, but since the 2000 it enjoys a completely renewed and fresh attention. Indeed, natural scientists have identified processes, especially methylation and histone acetylation that, while they do not actually transform the genome, seem to control the expression of the genes. One of the very interesting points here is that these latter processes are themselves controlled by social and environmental factors. Hence, epigenetics as it is understood today allows explaining how factors such as pollution, nutrition, developmental factors or even social class influence gene expression, and also how it might be possible to reverse their effects.
This topic is crucial for three reasons.
1) Epigenetics is scientifically an occasion to rejuvenate completely interdisciplinary research. Epigenetics is necessarily a long argumentative chain. Arguments come from biotechnology as much as environmental science or social science. Specialists of these disciplines are building their definitions of epigenetics and are already working together to develop a common language. Epidapo will be the place where this common language will have the better chance to thrive consciously, thanks to a special dedication to science reflexivity.
2) Epigenetics is a new dialogue between disciplines, and also between different kinds of data. Indeed, institutions gathering what is commonly called "big data", be they private (such as IMS Health of Cégédim) or public (social security) are major actors in the field. Biobanks, that gathers together collections very different in kind, such as tissues, medical and sociodemographic data, are flourishing. Birth cohorts, based on representative samples of fetuses followed from conception to the 20th anniversary of the person they became, are also developing. This proliferation of new data is in itself a social event with specific motives, means, and consequences that ought to be studied in Epidapo.
3) Epigenetics is exciting for political scientists and for politician alike. It might produce new means of control over many diseases such as diabetes, obesity, cancer or schizophrenia. At the same time, some people close to the development of epigenetics already criticize some of the consequences it might have, calling it eugenics. Therefore, epidapo might very well be an opportunity to study the deep reforms of the politics of public health and health insurance that might arise form epigenetics.