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This chapter will help you familiarize with Oracle Identity Self Service. This will enable you to quickly find the information you need and complete the required tasks easily.
This chapter discusses the following topics:
To log in to Oracle Identity Self Service:
Browse to the following URL by using a Web browser:
In this URL,
HOSTNAME represents the name of the computer hosting the application server and
PORT refers to the port on which the server is listening.
The application name, identity, is case-sensitive.
After the Identity Self Service login page is displayed, log in with your user name and password.
See Also:
"Accessing Oracle Identity Self Service" for detailed information on logging in
Oracle Identity Self Service provides user self-service and delegated identity administration features that serve most of the users of Oracle Identity Manager. This console provides access to the self service console and unauthenticated self service console. Figure 2-1 shows these two consoles.
Figure 2-1 Login Page of Oracle Identity Self Service
Identity Self Service supports access to unauthenticated self-service tasks in the Unauthenticated Self Service Console. Users who have not authenticated into, or not logged in to Identity Self Service can access the Unauthenticated Self Service Console by clicking the Forgot User Login?, Forgot Password?, New User Registration, or Track My Information links. This console enables an unauthenticated user to retrieve a forgotten user login ID or password, register to the Oracle Identity Manager environment, and track the registration. See "Registering to Self Service" and "Accessing Oracle Identity Self Service" chapters for more information.
Access to authenticated self-service tasks is available by logging in to Identity Self Service. The interface of Identity Self Service is composed of the following areas:
Figure 2-2 shows a sample page and the layout of Identity Self Service.
Figure 2-2 Layout of Oracle Identity Self Service
This area consists of the following links in the upper-right-hand corner of the interface:
Identity Self Service has been designed to adhere to the standards set in Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act and the World Wide Web Consortium's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 AA (WCAG 2.0 'AA").
When you click the Accessibility link in the upper right corner of the page, the Accessibility dialog box is displayed. You can select one of the following options from the Accessibility dialog box:
I use a screen reader
Select this option if you want to use a screen reader.
I use high contrast colors
Select this option to use the high-contract color scheme that you have specified in your operating system, rather than using the default color scheme specified in Identity Self Service.
I use large fonts
Select this option if you want to change the font size for easy viewing and readability.
A sandbox represents an area where metadata objects can be modified without affecting their mainline usage. In other words, a sandbox is a temporary storage area to save a group of runtime page customizations before they are either saved and published to other users, or discarded.
In the Manage Sandboxes page, you can create, delete, activate, deactivate, and publish sandboxes. See the "Managing Sandboxes" section in Oracle Fusion Middleware Developer's Guide for Oracle Identity Manager for detailed information.
Identity Self Service includes a help system. Clicking the Help link opens the help system in a new window. In addition, Identity Self Service provides context-sensitive help. For example, if you are in the Catalog page and click the Help link, then help content related to catalog is displayed.
Figure 2-3 shows a sample page and default layout of the help interface.
Figure 2-3 Layout of the Help Interface
The default view of the help system consists of three panes:
The top pane consists of the following:
Book drop-down list: From this drop-down list you can select one of the following values:
Help Topics for Oracle Identity Manager: Select this value to open all help topics for Oracle Identity Manager.
Administrator's Guide for Oracle Identity Manager: Select this value to open the online help version of Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrator's Guide for Oracle Identity Manager.
Developer's Guide for Oracle Identity Manager: Select this value to open the online help version of Oracle Fusion Middleware Developer's Guide for Oracle Identity Manager.
User's Guide for Oracle Identity Manager: Select this value to open the online help version of Oracle Fusion Middleware User's Guide for Oracle Identity Manager.
Custom Help Topics for Oracle Identity Manager: Select this value to open any custom help topics.
Search field: Specify any word or term to search for in the help system.
View: From the View menu, you can select any one of the following options:
Maximize Reading Pane: Collapses the lower left pane to maximize the reading pane, which is the lower right pane.
Restore Default Window Layout: Restore the current layout of the help system to the default layout.
Contents: Restores the lower left pane to display the Contents region along with the help topics, if it is not already being displayed.
Search: Displays the Search region in the lower left pane. In the Search region, you can search for help topic and the search results are displayed in a tabular format. Here are a few guidelines on performing a search:
Search criterion specified in the Search field can be made case sensitive by selecting the Case Sensitive option.
To define your search precisely, you can specify the boolean operators & (for AND), |(for OR), ! (for NOT) in your search criterion, select the Boolean expression option, and then click Search.
To search for help topics containing all words specified in the search criterion, select All words.
To search for help topics containing any word specified in the search criterion, select Any words.
Show permanent link for this topic page: If you want to save the link to a help topic for future reference, then from the View menu, select Show permanent link for this topic page. In the dialog box that is displayed, right-click the link to the help topic and select one of the following options:
Bookmark This Link: Adds the help topic URL to the browser bookmarks.
Copy Link Location: Copies the help topic URL to the clipboard.
Toolbar: The help system contains a toolbar that provides action buttons for certain tasks. You can view the name of the button by moving the mouse pointer over the button. The following buttons are available:
Go back one page: Takes you back to the page containing the previous help topic.
Go forward one page: This icon is enabled only if you have clicked the Go back one page icon. Clicking the Go forward one page icon takes you to the next page in the sequence of topics you visited.
Print this topic page: Prints the current help topic.
Email this topic page: Drafts an email with a link to the help topic currently displayed in the help system. This draft can be sent to the desired email recipient.
Link to this topic page: Saves the link to a help topic for future reference by right-clicking the link to the help topic in the dialog box that is displayed, and then selecting one of the following options:
Bookmark This Link: Adds the help topic URL to the browser bookmarks.
Copy Link Location: Copies the help topic URL to the clipboard.
The left pane contains the Contents and Search regions. By default, the Contents region is expanded. The Contents region displays links to help topics depending on the option you select from the Book drop-down list in the top pane. You can click the arrow icon beside Contents to expand or collapse the Contents region.
The lower right pane displays any help topic that you search for or open from the Contents and Search regions in the lower left pane. This pane is also known as the reading pane.
Click the Sign Out link to log out of Identity Self Service.
Every page in Identity Self Service is divided into two panes. The left pane consists of sections that contain links to regions using which a variety of tasks can be accomplished. The left pane is the primary navigation tool and is displayed on all web pages of Identity Self Service. Depending on the link that you click in the left pane, corresponding details are displayed in the right pane.
The left pane consists of these regions:
The Home page provides you a snapshot of the various functions in Identity Self Service. By default, this page contains the Pending Requests, Pending Approvals, My Accounts, Direct Reports, Getting Started Help Topics, and Change Password containers. You can personalize the Home page by rearranging, hiding, removing, or modifying containers.
See "Personalizing Self Service" for more information.
The My Profile region contains the following:
My Information
Use this page to view and modify personal details of your profile such as changing passwords, setting challenge questions and response, and so on.
See "Managing Profile Information" for more information.
My Access
This page displays entities such as Roles, Entitlements, Accounts, and Admin Roles, to which you have access. In this section, you can request for, remove, or modify entities.
See "Managing Access" for more information.
The Request region contains the following:
Use this page to search for, view, and request catalog items such as roles, entitlements, and application instances.
See "Using the Access Request Catalog" for more information.
Track Requests
Use this page to search for and track requests raised by you and requests raised for you. You can search for requests based on request ID, status, request type, requested date, beneficiary, and requester.
See "Tracking a Request" for more information.
Pending Approvals
Use this page to view and manage approval tasks that correspond to requests that are in the user or administrator's queue to be approved.
See "Managing Approval Tasks" for more information.
Pending Attestations
Use this page to view and manage attestation tasks that correspond to outstanding attestation process in the user or administrator's queue.
See "Managing Attestation Tasks" for more information.
The Administration region contains the following:
Use this page to view and manage users. Some of the user management tasks that you can perform in this page include creating, modifying, deleting, enabling, and disabling users.
See "Managing Users" for more information.
Use this page to view and manage roles. Some of the role management tasks that you can perform in this page include creating, viewing, administering, and deleting roles.
See "Managing Roles" for more information.
Role Categories
Use this page to view and manage role categories. See "Creating and Managing Role Categories" for more information.
Use this page to view and manage organizations. Some of the organization management tasks include creating, viewing, modifying, and deleting organizations.
See "Managing Organizations" for more information.
Attestation Dashboard
Use this page to view the state of attestation processes that are owned by any group of which you are a member.
See "Using the Attestation Dashboard" for more information.
Open Tasks
Use this page to view and manage provisioning tasks that correspond to tasks instantiated by requests, or pending manual provisioning tasks, or failed automatic provisioning tasks in the user or administrator's queue.
See "Managing Provisioning Tasks" for more information.


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Christopher McErlean, vice president of racing for Penn National Gaming, was elected the 35th president of the Thoroughbred Racing Associations at its annual board of directors' meeting Feb. 22.
Christopher McErlean, vice president of racing for Penn National Gaming, was elected the 35th president of the Thoroughbred Racing Associations at its annual board of directors' meeting Feb. 22.
Negotiations over a contract for 2011 between the New England Horsemen's and Benevolent Protective Association and Suffolk Downs are continuing, and the attorney for the horsemen said Feb. 22 there may be significant movement
A long list of winners from a weekend of racing! ArchArchArch and Mucho Macho Man.
Pending approval from the California Horse Racing Board, Santa Anita will remain on a four-day race week schedule through March 20 and will transition to a five-day race week beginning Wednesday, March 23.
Bob Baffert said Feb. 22 that he is leaning toward the $800,000 Sunland Derby (gr. III) on March 27 for The Factor's next start. The Rebel (gr. II) on March 19 is the second choice.
Calder officials said that starting Feb. 26 their track will not allow horses that ship from Calder to race at Gulfstream Park to re-enter Calder without the prior written approval from Calder's racing secretary.
Woodbine Racecourse has released a 2011 schedule consisting of 102 stakes offering nearly $22 million in purses, including cuts to two of its major races.
Mucho Macho Man moved into a tie for seventh position on the graded stakes earnings list that will help determine the field for $2 million Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) May 7 at Churchill Downs.
Trainer Al Stall Jr. being patient with freakishly fast 3YO Bind...Al Stall Jr. wants to make sure he squashes all of the Kentucky Derby talk before it even gets started.
Mucho moves up and a new horse is added. Rank your own Derby Dozen list from Steve's choices! Presented by Pauls Mill
Thorn Song, who underwent stem cell therapy after developing laminitis, will enter stud at John C. Harris' Harris Farms near Coalinga, Calif.
Article of Faith and five other stallions have joined the R Star Stallion roster at RichWine, LLC near Anderson, Ind.
The connections of Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) favorite Uncle Mo announced Feb. 22 his debut will be the $100,000 Timely Writer Stakes March 12 at Gulfstream Park.
NBC and its sister station Versus will air 25 hours of programming surrounding the 2011 Triple Crown, including live coverage on NBC of the Kentucky Derby, Preakness, and Belmont Stakes.
The first races on the Road to the Roses contest are this weekend. With that in mind, we bring you the current status and/or plans--or lack of plans--of 80 horses maintained on our lists.
The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) has developed guidelines to help veterinarians and adoption groups successfully transition retired racehorses to new homes and new careers. "Transitioning the Retired Racehorse: Guidelines for Equine Practitioners, Adoption Organizations and Horse Owners" provides an overview of the common ...
The Morris Animal Foundation (MAF) announced Feb. 2 that it would fund $10,800 for researchers at the University of Kentucky's Gluck Equine Research Center to conduct a genome-wide association study of horses for susceptibility to equine arteritis virus (EAV).

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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMOX) – Rural Republican Senators have delayed working out differences over congressional redistricting, to the frustration of their counterparts in the Missouri House.
The Senate and House maps both eliminate Congressman Russ Carnahan's district. The primary differences lie in rural parts of the state. After rejecting the Senate version of the redistricting map, the House called for both sides to meet. The request was ignored by Senate leaders.
Republican Senator Scott Rupp from Wentzville sponsored the Senate redistricting bill. He says reaching an agreement between the House and the Senate has been harder than he thought. "I'm under the assumption that they can get that map through. Whether or not they like it is a different story. But again, the conversation I think is what we can get done versus what some people wish we could get done."
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For the first time in 53 years, Israel has experienced three consecutive rainy seasons (December, January and February) in which precipitation has been above the seasonal average, the Meteorological Service reported yesterday.
The results of a sample of 21 measuring stations, from the north of the country to Be'er Sheva in the south, indicate that annual rainfall was 17 percent above the seasonal average. The Meteorological Service reported, however, that even though rainfall levels were a little above the seasonal average, precipitation in the north of the country was 40 percent above average, compared to the center and the south of the country, where it hovered around the seasonal average.
In Haifa, 635 mm of rain were measured - 37 percent above the seasonal average. In Jerusalem, by contrast, only 397 mm of rain fell, about 93 percent of the average. In Sdeh Boker, in the south, only 51 mm of rain fell - 70 percent of the seasonal average. Even though the rainy season is officially over, the Meteorological Service says it still expects rain in the coming weeks.
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MLB All-Stars cruise to third straight in Taiwan
MLB All-Stars cruise to third straight in Taiwan
On Friday night at Taichung Intercontinental Baseball Stadium, the stifling arms and big bats of MLB asserted their dominance early and cruised to a 6-2 victory over the Chinese Taipei national team in front of another sellout crowd.
Nationals slugger Michael Morse had a monstrous solo home run to center field and an RBI double, Robinson Cano had two hits, and Ryan Roberts, Logan Morrison and Emilio Bonifacio added RBI hits. On the mound, the tag team of starter Felipe Paulino and relievers Collin Balester, Jose Veras, Phil Coke and Mark Melancon held a pesky, disciplined Chinese Taipei offense down the rest of the way to improve the MLB All-Stars' record in this series to 3-0.
"It's always nice to get that run support," MLB All-Star manager Bruce Bochy said. "I'll say this -- I thought they really battled back against us very well. They showed a lot of heart tonight. I tip my cap to how hard they were fighting to get back into the game."
The MLB All-Stars now head to the city of Kaohsiung for Games 4 and 5, to be played at Chengcing Lake Stadium. The final two games of the series will air on MLB.TV and MLB Network at 5 p.m. ET on Saturday and at 9 p.m. ET on Sunday.
On Friday night, MLB didn't waste much time knocking the ball around the park. Yankees center fielder Curtis Granderson and his teammate in the Bronx, second baseman Cano, strung together singles, setting up Morse for the first big blow of the night, a two-base hit that gave MLB its first run.
The second run came when the next batter, Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval, hit an RBI fielder's choice after Cano had advanced to third.
MLB scored another in the top of the second when Twins catcher Drew Butera hit a two-out double and Bonifacio singled him in, but Chinese Taipei proved as gritty as it has been all week, scoring a run in the bottom of that inning when Kuan-Wei Yang singled and moved to second on a walk to Wang-Wei Lin, and Yin-Lun Lan's single loaded the bases. Fu-Lin Kuo's sacrifice fly cut the lead to 2-1, before Paulino got out of the jam by inducing a flyout off the bat of Pu-Ting Hsiao.
"I thought it was a pretty good game," Chinese Taipei manager Wei-Chen Chen said through an interpreter. "I think our starting pitcher did pretty well. I like how the team is trying hard to win a ballgame, and I hope they keep trying hard in the next two games."
The All-Stars scored another run in the top of the third on Morse's homer, a blast off Chinese Taipei starter Kai-Wen Cheng that easily cleared the center-field wall high above the 400-foot sign, and all of a sudden it was 4-1.
"They've been keeping the balls down in the zone," Morse said. "The one ball I did hit, I think it was a slider, and he left it up a little bit. I think a lot of us are chasing a lot of balls down in the zone, maybe in the dirt, but we're just trying to showcase our talents and have good at-bats and show the people of Taiwan a good time."
A three-hit fifth added two runs on an RBI double by Roberts and an RBI hit by Morrison, and the relief crew took care of the damage control the rest of the way, although Chinese Taipei scored another run, to the delight of the crowd, on an eighth-inning RBI double by Yang.
Melancon, the Houston Astros' closer, made his first appearance of the series and took care of Chinese Taipei with a scoreless ninth, sending MLB off to its high-speed train ride to Kaohsiung in style.
A tough Chinese Taipei team will be waiting for them once again.
"Ever since we started training, our goal was to win every game we play," Chen said.
"And even though we've lost three in a row, that hasn't changed. We're still trying to win every game we play."
Doug Miller is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @DougMillerMLB and read his MLBlog, Youneverknow. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Info, please, on Epson 3800 art papers...
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I'd like to thank everyone who responded to my questions; that was much appreciated. To be more specific on what I'm looking for...
Let me say by "art" that I mean papers that will show digital paintings from Corel Painter most closely replicating the look of the canvas they were meant to be painted on. This seems easy at first glance. A watercolor, for instance, would be printed on Epson's watercolor paper. The digital watercolor paper texture that could be laid over a painting in Painter (such as Italian or French), would probably reproduce convincingly on the Epson paper. However, when you consider that Painter has many hundreds of different paper textures and brushes, covering all types of painting media, having only a limited access to printing papers becomes a bit of an issue. I've been told repeatedly by my instructors that most artists only have three or four favorite styles, so I would narrow my search for the best papers to fit my needs. For the record, I primarily paint with standard and artists' oils, standard watercolor (and now John Derry's watercolors), and acrylics.
I'm still confused about what your intent is. Are you trying to simulate texture in the print or trying to find a textured paper?
My reason for posting here is that the 3800 cannot print on certain grades of art paper that Epson sells, either because the papers are of a larger size than 17x22, or come on rolls, and these may be papers that I need to produce the best canvas effects. Since this is a photography site, and I use photography only for subject painting, I may not be able to get detailed answers to my questions of what printer or printer paper may be best for my style of portraiture painting, but I thought I'd post here and see what kind of response I would get.
Again, your statement isn't entirely accurate. The 3800 can print on virtually every paper, not just certain Epson varieties. Simply because the paper isn't specifically enumerated in the driver, it doesn't mean that the paper can't be used. Rather, one either develops custom profiles or uses profiles that are similar to the ones listed in the driver. Also, the 3800 can use paper larger than 17x22 and in fact you can purchase roll paper and cut it down.
At this point, I'm going to guess that Epson's Velvet Fine Art, UltraSmooth and Watercolor may fit the bill for most occasions, so I'll go ahead and order them on a trial basis. If I order the 7900 next year, things may change, as more paper styles will become available. However, if anyone knows of third-party papers that they think may do a better job than Epson's for my needs, please feel free to tell me about them.
If you have the $ to purchase a 7900, I would ask why are you wasting your time with a 3800? The 7900 is in another league.
As far as other papers are concerned, my best advice is this: Find a vendor such as http://www.atlex.com or http://www.inkjetart.com and purchase several of their sample packs of a variety of papers. Thus you can find the one(s) that suit your needs in terms of color, feel, texture, surface properties, etc. Short of that, I can't guess what you are thinking.
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MLB 2011 Breaking News: Toronto Acquires Jayson Nix, Bautista Moves to RFMarch 29, 2011
According to both mlb.com and cbcsports.com, Toronto has acquired super-utility-man, Jayson Nix, from the Cleveland Indians for cash considerations.
To make room on the roster, Toronto has placed reliever Jesse Carlson on the 60 day disabled list with a left shoulder strain. This means that David Purcey will now serve as the lefty specialist for the time being.
The versatile Nix can play third base, second base, shortstop and the outfield. Last year with both the White Sox and Indians, Nix hit .224 with 14 home runs and 34 runs batted in.
A first round pick (supplemental) of Colorado back in 2001, Nix was a late bloomer, not making his Major League debut until 2008. He's since bounced around the league as nothing more than a depth player. Toronto will be his third team in less than a year.
In a further development, Jose Bautista has been granted his wish and will man right field with Edwin Ecarnacion set to man the hot corner. No word on who has won the left field assignment between Travis Snider and Juan Rivera, although an early season platoon is a definite possibility.
With the addition of Nix, Mike McCoy's days as a Toronto Blue Jay could be numbered.


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Fallbrook's Writers Read will host author Tom McNeal for a reading at 6 p.m. Sept. 14 at the Cafe des Artistes, 103 S. Main St. McNeal, of Fallbrook and Coronado, will read from his new novel, "To Be Sung Underwater," followed by an open mike for poetry and prose, a question and answer session with McNeal and a book signing. Copies of the novel will be for sale. Visit ExcuseMeImWriting.com, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 760-522-1064.
FALLBROOK: Local author to read for group
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The Web10G project (a follow-on from Web100) was created to produce a complete host-software environment that will run common TCP applications at 100% of the available bandwidth, regardless of the magnitude of a network's capability. Web10G has endowed TCP with better instrumentation. This instrumentation is the foundation for both the TCP autotuning performed in process-level code and the process-level tools designed to locate bottlenecks within the following major subsystems: the sending application, the sending OS, the Internet path, the receiving OS, and the receiving application. Measurement tools have also been built on this instrumentation to display performance indicators to end-users, as well as provide internal diagnostics for network and system administrators.
|Software Development Libraries Operating System Kernels Linux Networking
|Operating Systems
The Web10G project is a direct follow-on from Web100. The goal of the Web10G project is to create a production-quality implementation of the RFC 4898 standard TCP instrumentation, and to have it included in all Linux kernel releases as a loadable kernel module. In essence, the same as for Web100, except supporting 10 gigabit networks.
Release Notes: User access to kernel data is now through the netlinks interface.
Release Notes: This release updates patches to support the Linux 3.4 series, updates the userspace library, and provides sample applications.
Release Notes: This release adds preliminary support for the Linux 3.1 kernel.
Release Notes: The project was updated to support the Linux 3.0 kernel.
Release Notes: This version was updated to the Linux 2.6.38 kernel. Bugs were fixed.
A Fluent OpenStack client API for Java.
A TWiki appliance that is easy to use and lightweight.


text: The New Mexico house of representatives voted 3531 Thursday against a bill to ban antigay bias in the workplace, housing, and public accommodations. This is our 10th year of trying to do this, and we will continue until people who are gay and lesbian have the same rights as everyone else, said Linda Siegle of the Coalition for Equality. Opponents of the measure said that it would lead to a rash of lawsuits. When these protected persons cannot even be identified and we cant even tell what that person is, then were allowing ourselves to be set up for a lot of court cases, said Republican representative Earlene Roberts. The attorneys ought to really love this because that just gives them one more thing to sue over. Supporters of the measure pointed out that it is legal in New Mexico to fire a person or refuse to hire a person solely because he or she is gay. These people are without protection. They are our neighbors, our friends, our families. They contribute to society, said Democratic representative Gail Beam, the measures sponsor. It is a matter of fairness. And until there is justice and equality for all, there really wont be any for any of us.


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Fleetwood Mac's classic album Rumours has a 'life of it's own'
FLEETWOOD MAC'S 1977 classic album Rumours was rereleased this week as an expanded edition and went straight to Number 3 in the charts.
"It's a mutant thing with a life of its own," says Mick Fleetwood, surveying sales of the album to date of 40 million and rising.
It's a mutant thing with a life of its own
Forty million. That's the population of a decent-sized country.
I always liked Fleetwood Mac but I especially liked vocalist Stevie Nicks. So here's a picture of her.


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" Brand: King of Deos / Type: Roll-on / Suitable for: Hair "
A few weeks ago I was browsing Poundland and noticed they were selling a deodorant I had never seen before. Named "King of Deos" and made by the same people who gave us "King of Shaves" products, it was a roll-on product and there were two varieties on offer - one for sensitive skin, the other claiming to slow the regrowth of underarm hair called Vanish Hair.
Well I am a woman who hates shaving - and anything that claims to cut back on the regrowth is of interest to me. This also advertises itself as a natural product which is free from aluminium and preservatives, and crucially for me as the wearer of a lot of black, leaves no white marks. I thought, for a pound what do I have to lose, so I duly purchased the Vanish Hair variety.
Just a week or so after I purchased this, my Mitchum deodorant ran out so King of Deos came out of the cupboard, ready for me to use.
King of Deos roll on looks like any other roll-on - the Vanish Hair variety has a shocking pink semi transparent screw top lid.
The first thing I noticed about this deodorant was the consistency when it came out of the bottle - it was really runny - almost like water in its consistency. The second thing I noticed was how long it took to dry.
I tend to be in a bit of a rush every morning so I was a bit put out at the length of time this took to dry off - I ended up doing my face and cleaning my teeth as I waited but even when 15 minutes had passed, it still felt damp. I was a bit annoyed by this - I prefer roll-on deodorants but do not expect to be flapping my arms about like a headless chicken 15 minutes after applying it in the vain hope it will dry.
As for the scent, well to begin with it seemed quite delicate. I had tried the scent in Poundland before I bought and thought it seemed pleasant enough. Ah, how wrong I was.
As the day wore on I became aware of an unpleasant smell in the house. At first I thought it was a smell in the kitchen. Then I caught a whiff of it in the living room. And in the bedroom. In fact wherever I went in the house the smell was obvious to me. I was on the verge of calling Dyno-Rod as I thought it might be the drains, however it wasn't until I smelt it in the car that I realised it was me, and it was my deodorant.
The smell had become almost overpowering, and it wasn't pleasant either - its like the scent from depilatory creams I used to use in my youth. Now I am a big fan of depilatory creams for removing hair, but the smell has never been something I was particularly fond of, and one of the saving graces was you would be washing it off after 10 minutes had elapsed. Quite why you would wear a deodorant that has a similar scent all day long is something King of Deos would do well to consider.
I wondered if my "natural" deodorant actually was anything but given the depilatory cream aroma, however King of Deos claim this variety's active ingredient to slow hair regrowth is xyleine, a "patented vegetal active" so I don't think its that.
I persevered with this for a couple of weeks, but had to give up once my daughter said I "stunk" - I actually felt the smell from the deodorant was worse than if I hadn't bothered at all - and as for the hair regrowth, well sadly had I decided to be lazy and trust the claims King of Deos make, I would have pits to rival Julia Roberts at the "Notting Hill" premiere.
As for the deodorant actually working to cover the smell of sweat, I actually couldn't categorically tell you such is the overpowering aroma this gives off - it's so strong you cannot smell anything else!
So save your pound for something better that at least smells half decent and don't put your razor into hibernation.


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- includes: topic readers, textbooks or DVDs from the library's collection, private copies of books
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- listed in FindIt@Flinders; available for a 2 hourly or 7 day loan
Lists of Readings are made available via FLO. Click on Readings and Library Resources in the topic links box on the FLO topic home page.
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- scans of printed materials such as chapters from books or journal articles
- links to electronic articles and ebook chapters sourced from the University's licensed collections
- stored in or linked via the University's learning content repository, FLEX (Flinders Learning Exchange)
Lists of eReadings are made available via FLO. Click on Readings and Library Resources in the topic links box on the FLO topic home page.
eReading lists are viewable in FLO one week before the commencement of the teaching period until the end of the supplementary exam period.
The Library will NOT place the following material on eReadings:
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- material freely available on web such as government or NGO publications
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Topic coordinators are invited to use the eReading list management tool to view previous eReadings lists. This web-tool includes a request form to submit citations for new Readings (textbooks and/or articles) or delete one no longer required. Alternatively, you may email a request to the Learning Access team.
Due to potential copyright or licensing restrictions, it is quicker and easier for Library staff to source the Readings for you. Therefore we prefer a list of citations rather than the actual documents.
When an eReading is requested for a list, the Library first checks whether it is already in FLEX. If it isn't in FLEX:
- It is sourced from the University collections, including licensed collections, or externally
- Once located, a PDF or a link to the eReading is added to FLEX along with specific metadata. This metadata includes sufficient data to generate a citation and to report on usage to Copyright Australia on eReadings made available under Part VB of the Copyright Act.
When an eReading is needed for a list it is tagged with the topic availability and the period it will be made available to students. It is also checked that it will be copyright compliant for that period of time.
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All people with topic coordinator responsibilities in FLO should be able to login to the eReading List Management tool. Check/update your status in FLO first. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com with questions.
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Timing - When to request Readings
The Library recommends that topic coordinators submit requests well before the start of the teaching period. All requests will be processed in order of receipt. It is also helpful if correct citations are submitted according to the week required by students.
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Topic Coordinators can use the eReadings List Management tool to review their eReading lists, including the usage statistics for individual eReadings. The Library will periodically remind topic coordinators when it is time to rollover eReadings for a subsequent teaching period (normally a semester).
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These guidelines apply to materials from books, printed journals, online journals, newspaper articles and documents downloaded from websites.
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The University's copyright licence entitles the University to make digital copies of copyright print-based material for the educational purposes of the University. The licence entitles the University to copy and communicate one chapter or up to 10% of a book, or one article from an issue of a print journal.
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Dolphin and sftp protocol problem
I downloaded Slackware64-current to give it a try on my laptop and all went well as usual. However when trying to connect to another computer from Dolphin via sftp I was informed that sftp is an 'invalid protocol'. I can use ftp, though. Same thing happens with Konqueror. Using Konsole I can successfully start sftp, although that is not exactly what I want or need.
For me, this is really a major problem as my office computer can only be accessed at home via secure shell. I need to be able to upload/download files and folders from there and from other machines. I wasn't really aware of how heavily I depend on this until now!
Has anyone else run into this problem? If so, is there a fix or a workaround?
For secure shell you need to use the fish kioslave.
From within Dolphin, use View -> Location Bar and check the Editable Location box.
Type a command like this 'fish://username@hostname' into the location bar. You may need to add a colon and the portnumber if you are using a nonstandard secure shell port.
Thanks. Works just like sftp:// used to.
BTW, is this brand-new to KDE? Up to and including the previous version I've been using sftp://.
Cheers :)
See Eric's comment in his blog about the KDE packages (http://alien.slackbook.org/blog/slackware-13-1-beta1/):
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18th August
Today we had some flying at last. The competition started early at 8am in order to get two rounds flown with nearly 50 competitors. At first it was quite slow and then pilots started suffering with interferrence. An Italian plane spirraled in whilst flying legs. Manuel Ramos' plane continued climbing into the clear blue sky and was 'lost'. A few spectators saw it fly straight down into the distance whilst Manuel and his wife were still searching the air for it. He eventually found it in a cemetary and had to pay the locals to get it back. A few more crashes and the competition was stopped for transmitters to be checked against a specturm analyser.
When flying continued we had very few problems and the rest of round one and all of round two were flown, but it was nearly sunset when we finished.
The British team did OK, we all have models in tact. I put a small prop on for round one to save some current in the heat and did 41 legs. In round 2 the sun was a real problem and my turns were compromised. The model flew a lot faster with the bigger prop but I still only managed 39. Hopefully I'll do more tomorrow. George was all over the sky in round one and I can't remember if he got 39 or 40. In round two he flew a lot smoother and got 41. Dave had problems with his model in round one and aborted the flight. In round two he flew very high because of the sun and flew 47 legs but used 11 climbs so was only credited with 44. This is a massive improvement which is mostly due to the new IB4200SHV's that Dave soldered together into 15-cell packs just yesterday. If processing allows him a little extra weight he will solder an extra cell on and could then go even faster - well done Dave.
Quite early in round one Guntmar set a new record with 49 legs. This lasted until Thomas flew and managed to hit 50. In round 2 several pilots were also scoring in the high 40's but the highlight was Thomas again with 52. He finished the flight with a good run of 6 and still had time to spare so went back for a 7th at ground level. When he got to base B he still had time to get back and compete an 8th leg. I'm sure I would have tip stalled the model into the ground during either of the last two turns - very impressive flying.
Tomorrow we will have the last round in the morning and then a relaxing afternoon perhaps?
Last edited by Mike Seale; Aug 19, 2006 at 01:12 AM.
Thanks Mike. I hope your guys can get that extra cell through the weigh station.
With your reports, I almost feel like I'm there.


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much has happened since I last posted some news up here.. It's been a hell of a long time since I lurked around Newgrounds, but mostly I've been touching up my programming, photography, and design skills..
anyway.. just got around posting my new portfolio website at www.tomazza.com!
It's still not 100% done, but I'm working on it...
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Originally Posted by SubBassman
Thank you, mate.
And yes, I made the first version of NC too. Maybe one day we can port it to PC which is my final goal. As for the realease date: I'm not working on the Ultimate version, so it doesn't depend on me whatsoever.
I've heard through the nerd-vine that… ahem… no, no, no… I can't promise anything, hehe.
Let's focus on TH which, despite its length, is less unforgiving. Non-linearity is still there though.


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Cosplayer Prynnette > Costume of Stocking (Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt)
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- Series
- Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt
- Character
- Stocking
- Special Variation:
- School Uniform
- Year Completed:
- 2012
- Construction Difficulty:
- Easy
- Costume worn at:
- Anime Boston 2012
This Costume has been retired
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- Fun little costume done with my boyfriend. I am officially done with Stocking wigs, though. No amount of Motions Oil Sheen kept this monster from tangling.
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Safety Study of Anti-Macrophage Migration Inhibitory Factor (Anti-MIF) Antibody in Lupus Nephritis
This study has been terminated.
Baxalta now part of Shire
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First Posted: March 1, 2012
Last Update Posted: October 23, 2017
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Shire ( Baxalta now part of Shire )
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The purpose of this study is to determine the safety and tolerability of Anti-MIF Antibody in subjects with lupus nephritis.
|Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
|Drug: Anti-Macrophage Migration Inhibitory Factor (Anti-MIF) Antibody
|Phase 1
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Study to Assess the Safety and Tolerability of Anti-MIF Antibody in Subjects With Lupus Nephritis
Resource links provided by NLM:
Genetics Home Reference related topics: systemic lupus erythematosusU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Shire ( Baxalta now part of Shire ):
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Number of subjects experiencing serious adverse events (SAEs) and/or adverse events (AEs) regardless of causality [ Time Frame: Week 21 ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Plasma pharmacokinetic parameters [ Time Frame: Week 21 ]Maximum concentration (Cmax), minimum concentration (Cmin), area under the curve (AUC), half-life (t1/2), clearance (CL) , mean residence time (MRT), volume of distribution at steady state (Vdss)
|Study Start Date:
|November 2011
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2012
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Open-label Dose-Escalation Arm
Conducted in an ascending dose manner, subjects will be assigned to single- or multiple-dose administration of the investigational product
Drug: Anti-Macrophage Migration Inhibitory Factor (Anti-MIF) Antibody
Intravenous injection
Information from the National Library of Medicine
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, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Signed and dated written informed consent obtained from the subject
- Males and females of age 18 years and older at the time of screening
- Established diagnosis of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) according to the American College of Rheumatology classification criteria
- Documented renal biopsy evidence of proliferative glomerulonephritis prior to screening
- Urine protein-to-creatinine ratio > 0.5 (mg/mg)
Exclusion Criteria:
- Any significant health problem other than lupus or lupus nephritis
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To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT01541670
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT01541670
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|United States, California
|Academic Medical Research Institute Inc.
|Los Angeles, California, United States, 90022
|Mohamed A. El-Shahawy
|Los Angeles, California, United States, 90022
|North Valley Nephrology
|Yuba City, California, United States, 95991
|United States, Colorado
|IMMUNOe International Research Centers
|Centennial, Colorado, United States, 80112
|University of Colorado
|Denver, Colorado, United States, 80220
|United States, Louisiana
|Tulane University Hospital & Clinic
|New Orleans, Louisiana, United States, 70112
|United States, New York
|Clinical Research Development Associates, LLC
|Springfield Gardens, New York, United States, 11413
|United States, Pennsylvania
|Northeast Clinical Research Center, LLC
|Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, United States, 18017
|United States, South Carolina
|Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC)
|Charleston, South Carolina, United States, 29425
|United States, Tennessee
|Ramesh Gupta
|Memphis, Tennessee, United States, 38016
|Ramesh Gupta
|Memphis, Tennessee, United States, 38119
|United States, Texas
|UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas
|Dallas, Texas, United States, 75390-8523
|Australia, Victoria
|Austin Health
|Heidelberg, Victoria, Australia, 3084
|The Alfred Hospital
|Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 3052
|Australia, Western Australia
|Linear Clinical Research Limited
|Nedlands, Western Australia, Australia, 6009
|Canada, Quebec
|CHUM Hôpital Saint-Luc
|Montréal, Quebec, Canada, H2X 3J4
|Canada, Saskatchewan
|St. Paul´s Hospital
|Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, S7M 0Z9
|Mexico Center for Clinical Research S.A de C.V
|Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico, 3100
|Hospital y Clinica OCA SA de CV
|Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico, 64000
|Hospital Universitario Dr Jose Eleuterio Gonzalez
|Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico, 64460
|Clinica San Jose
|Obrergon, Sonora, Mexico, 85000
|Hospital CIMA Chihuahua
|Chihuahua, Mexico, 31238
|New Zealand
|Auckland City Hospital
|Auckland, New Zealand, 1071
|Middlemore Hospital
|Auckland, New Zealand, 1640
Sponsors and Collaborators
Baxalta now part of Shire
|Study Director:
|BioScience Investigator
|Baxter Healthcare Corporation
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|Responsible Party:
|Baxalta now part of Shire
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01541670 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|First Submitted:
|February 20, 2012
|First Posted:
|March 1, 2012
|Last Update Posted:
|October 23, 2017
|Last Verified:
|May 2015
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Lupus Erythematosus, Systemic
Lupus Nephritis
Connective Tissue Diseases
Autoimmune Diseases
Immune System Diseases
Kidney Diseases
Urologic Diseases
Immunologic Factors
Physiological Effects of Drugs


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Choreographer Sharon Marroquín lets go through dance in order to live
By Jonelle Seitz, Fri., March 23, 2012
"I'm not afraid of dying," says dancer and choreographer Sharon Marroquín. "We like to think that things are fixed, that situations, especially the good ones, are going to last forever. But when you're hit with something like a cancer diagnosis, you realize that it doesn't last. Nothing lasts; it's just a matter of time. Not the good, not the bad."
The fact of impermanence – perhaps life's overarching rule, yet one so railed against and denied – is the crux of Marroquín's newest and biggest-ever dance project, the full-length The Materiality of Impermanence, a response to her breast cancer diagnosis, treatment, and survival. Her diagnosis in January 2010 was the Mack truck in a collision of loss that involved the death of her father from cancer in July 2009 and the accidental death of her friend and colleague Lucia Rodriguez in August, as well her concurrent divorce, the dissolution of a relationship of 24 years. "I understood, soon after my diagnosis, that in order to not collapse that I needed desperately to let go of what I had wanted my life to be like," says Marroquín. "That I was suddenly on this path that was not the path that I had envisioned."
Though today Marroquín, 44, is rid of the cancer to which she lost a breast and her lymph nodes, the cancer that – either because of her estrogen blocker-medication or her chemotherapy port – was responsible for a blood clot in her neck that required weeks of twice-daily blood-thinning shots and continued blood-thinning medication; the cancer that made medical procedures and medications unimaginable to her previously healthy dancer self her day-to-day reality, she knows it could come back. Or despite the efforts to reduce it, the blood clot, which she says sits in her neck like a little reminder of death's possibility, could dislodge and travel to her lungs or brain.
Context: A Life
Marroquín crafted Materiality during a period of nearly two years, developing, rehearsing, and securing funding for the production in between surgeries, treatments, and taking care of her son, Dalí, now 7 years old, not to mention teaching dance classes and maintaining her day job as a bilingual teacher at a public elementary school. The work, says Marroquín, is not exactly about breast cancer. Rather, the breast cancer experience is a lens through which she explores impermanence, mortality, and attachment. The patterns, vignettes, and movements within, she says, "appeared to me as I was trying to process everything that was happening to me, physically and emotionally and spiritually. So the three parts of who we are are intimately interwoven in the dances."
Marroquín, who danced in her native Mexico, as well as New York and Boston, before landing in Austin in 2000, is as independent in practice as she is in spirit. She has regularly created and staged work for Ballet East and collaborated on projects responding to environmental and global humanitarian issues with Toni Bravo's Diverse Space Dance Theatre. Until Materiality required it, she had no website, no marketing, and virtually no budget for her work. In the manner of a true artist and despite her multiple awards from the Austin Critics Table, recognition doesn't seem to be important to her – although she does want Materiality to be recognized because of its ability to help people. She only began choreographing, she has said, to have work to dance. The jobs that she's taken to make ends meet, in nonprofits and education, are those that value human connection and need over glamour and pay.
In her choreography and performance, Marroquín is strikingly direct and honest. She seems unable to accept cliché, but her movement nevertheless speaks clearly. "I don't ever want to be fake," she has said. In Materiality, she looks at the starkest of universal truths: We're beings doomed to become nonbeings, with our experiences constantly giving way to memories eventually forgotten. For cancer survivors, the reality of impermanence is especially insistent, and its mark on the psyche is indelible. And that's why Marroquín doesn't like to use the phrase "battling cancer," because "it conjures up images of kicking, fighting, and screaming against something that's happening to you. And if you do that, you're going to suffer a lot. And the way to find peace and bliss and joy is to find the way to be OK with death."
And though audience members should be armed with tissues (I've needed them while viewing rehearsals and Marroquín's past work), the peace and joy, Marroquín wants you to know, are not forgotten in this work. "It's not 90 minutes of pain and suffering. There's a lot of joy and light in this journey, also. And I try to bring that forth through the choreography and the dancers."
Acceptance and Creation
When Marroquín, on her lunch break in the teachers' lounge at Widen Elementary, received the phone call that said she had cancer, she was just a few weeks from performing her piece "So Far Ago." In shock, she had to decide whether to cancel the performance – both she and her partner, Frank Yezer, knew that no one else could fill the personal role she'd created with him. She considered delaying her mastectomy until afterward, even though one doctor, she remembers, said, "Nobody is going to tell you to wait." But she did wait. The performances of the dance, for which Marroquín paired herself with septuagenarian and former ballet dancer Yezer, evoked memory and the fleeting quality of youth, and took on special significance. They became, she says, "a kind of good-bye to my body and to my life as it had been." Soon after the last performance, she had back-to-back surgeries and spent the next 14 months in and out of chemotherapy and radiation treatments followed by reconstructive surgeries.
"For the first few months," Marroquín recalls of the period after her diagnosis, "I didn't want to know anything about other people who had experienced the same thing. I didn't want to do research on the Internet. I did not want to talk to any survivors." Though the dance community rallied around her – choreographer Caroline Sutton Clark set up a meal delivery calendar, which came to look like a who's who of Austin dance, as well as a dance-movie fundraiser to help Marroquín with medical expenses – Marroquín had stepped back from choreography. But eventually, she knew that she had to find a way to come to terms with her changed body. Because Todd Wolfson, who had previously photographed her for the Chronicle, "seemed someone who saw things in a different light," Marroquín sent him an email. Soon after, she was looking into his camera lens.
"When I saw the photographs, I was blown away with how beautiful they were. Beautiful in a very nontraditional way, because of the photograph of a woman with only one breast and a big scar across the chest. And yet, in the pictures, I could see in my eyes my own spirit. And as I looked at these photographs, tears were running down my face. I thought to myself, something has to be done with these photographs. They're just going to live on his hard drive? Is that it? That's the end?"
Marroquín's dances generally don't shy away from dark or difficult topics. She's confronted a terrible mining disaster ("Crandall Canyon Mine," 2008), issues of aging and remembrance ("So Far Ago," 2010), the death of her Rodriguez, her colleague ("For You Lucia," 2009), and even her father's journey toward death ("Desprendimiento," 2009). But it wasn't until six months after her diagnosis, after seeing the photographs, that she realized she needed to make a dance about her own illness. In the summer of 2010, "the images started to come."
Foreign Puzzle
Around the time Marroquín began jotting down images in a notebook, she realized she was ready to meet other survivors. At a luncheon of the Pink Ribbon Cowgirls, a group of young breast cancer survivors, someone suggested she find someone to film her process and the final dance project. Having a video record of a dance is never a bad idea, so Marroquín sent an email to the University of Texas's film department in search of a student who might document her project.
She did not suspect that email would result in her being filmed at home, doing the dishes, and reading Dalí his bedtime stories; losing consciousness after receiving an emergency blood-thinning shot at the hospital; and in the studio, blocking Dalí's runaway toy cars before they reached her students' feet while creating and rehearsing. Chithra Jeyaram, the film M.F.A. candidate and maker of social documentaries who answered Marroquín's query, wasn't interested in simply documenting the dance. She wanted to document Marroquín's life.
The resulting film-in-progress is called Foreign Puzzle, which is how Marroquín has described her post-cancer body, and a short, "Mijo," which focuses on the cancer's effects on Marroquín's relationship with Dalí, has garnered attention at several festivals (most recently, "Mijo" was part of Austin Film Society's ShortCase at South by Southwest). Jeyaram says she was interested to show what happens after treatment and how Marroquín as an artist deals with cancer's lingering "assault on your emotions and mind." By breaking emotions down to physical movements, Jeyaram has observed over countless hours that Marroquín seems to externalize them in a therapeutic way.
I Do, We Do, You Do
It was a year after jotting down her first ideas that Marroquín hired her first dancer: student Ciara Walsh, then 11 years old. In the section Ciara dances with Marroquín, she represents both Marroquín's child and her child self. In the duet, which they performed at last year's Big Range Austin Dance Festival, the adult and child gently lay their limbs over each other as they sleep. Once they rise, they move through a pedagogical structure – I do, we do, you do – suggesting the passing on of knowledge, of methods for enjoying life.
Ciara's character also represents the considerable number of students whose lives Marroquín touches, both as a second-grade bilingual teacher for the Austin Independent School District and as a dance instructor at Tapestry Dance Company's academy. In this role, she feels – and accepts – a fierce responsibility for her students, and she compares teaching to motherhood. During several combined hours of conversation with Marroquín, the only time I saw her really tear up was when she admitted the probability that one in every eight of her female students will develop breast cancer.
What's harder than letting go of one's own expectations in life? Letting go of people. "In particular," Marroquín says, with measured pacing, "my son." In "Mijo" (the trailer can be viewed at www.vimeo.com/27631896), Dalí stands on her bed as Marroquín tries to take a nap after a chemotherapy treatment. Dalí, a fresh cast on his arm, twirls and jumps in the dark dance studio parking lot as they're leaving to go home. Dalí, cocooned in a hammock, tells us quite clearly his beautiful, perfect understanding of death: "You're like going to bed, but you can't wake up. You never wake up."
In Marroquín's duet with Ciara, as they seem to sleep, the adult suddenly holds the child tightly, lifting her atop her own body as if to protect her from everything. Later, in their playful dance together, Marroquín's character takes advantage of moments when she's able to hold onto the child, clasping her waist for an extra moment before Ciara breaks free. But, Marroquín says, she has been able to loosen even this clasp. It happened in a yoga class, she says. "In the relaxation time, I was thinking about my son and clinging in a way, not wanting to let him go and not wanting to die because I don't want to let him go," she says. "And then suddenly, I had an image or a certainty that his spirit is strong and that he would be OK without me. I breathed a sigh of relief. And ever since that moment, I am even more OK with dying, because I know that he will be OK."
Collaboration and Solitude
The decision to work with Ciara, her student for several years, was an easy one. "I spent a lot of time thinking about who I wanted to work with," remembers Marroquín. It was important to her that everyone involved – not just the dancers but also the design and production crew – understood the personal significance of the project. Although everyone involved in the professional project is getting paid thanks to Marroquín's tireless Kickstarter campaigning and grant-chasing (and the help of sponsoring organizations such as Women & Their Work and VSA Texas), she didn't want to work with anyone who saw the project as just another gig. "I told everyone, 'Only say yes to this project if you would do it for free'," she says. Among those who said yes are lighting designer Stephen Pruitt and scenic designer Ia Ensterä. Costumes are by Jamie Rhodes, and Jessi Clayton is working with Todd Wolfson on video elements. The music is recorded; many tracks, like the ones from an album her sister sent her when she was in the midst of chemotherapy, have special significance for Marroquín.
Besides Ciara and Marroquín, seven local dancers chosen for their depth, passion, and intelligence comprise the core cast of Materiality. But they will be joined at various points in the work by an aerialist from Seattle, several local breast cancer survivors, and Marroquín's sister, a dancer who lives in Massachusetts. The absence of men in the cast is intentional, Marroquín notes on her blog, www.thematerialityofimpermanence.wordpress.com. In the blog post, she explains how she dropped the idea for a male-female duet when she realized it didn't parallel her life, and she refers to a larger phenomenon, known as "the cancer kiss-off," in which some women witness the men in their life scattering when they hear the C-word.
And while it's true that trying to accept the fact of impermanence might benefit us all, and while the impressive assembly of performers will no doubt support progress in empathy, making connections, and destigmatizing cancer, Marroquín acknowledges that the journey to acceptance is inevitably solitary. In one section of Materiality, a solo that Marroquín has excerpted for recent performances, her burden is made concrete with an impossibly heavy and inconvenient piece of vintage luggage. Video by Wolfson renders Marroquín a Chaplin-esque silent-film character as she engages in a Sisyphean struggle to move the suitcase. A heavier theatrical hand might have chained the suitcase to her. But though the tie between the suitcase and Marroquín remains unseen, it is indissoluble, the object's presence leaden.
The suitcase metaphor is characteristic of Marroquín's devices: simple, direct, and brilliant. And the section is not without lightness and humor. At one point in her attempts to manage the suitcase, Marroquín's character upends it, straddles it, and begins to circle her legs as if she were pedaling a bicycle. While it's not a permanent solution for the heavy burden – is there one? – her face brightens, her chin juts forward, her eyes alight, and for a moment, there she remains.
The Materiality of Impermanence will be performed March 23-25, Friday, 8pm, Saturday, 2 & 8pm, and Sunday, 2pm, in the Rollins Studio Theatre at the Long Center, 701 W. Riverside. The Saturday matinee is free for cancer survivors and will be followed by a panel on art and healing. For more info, call 474-5664 or visit www.longcenter.org.


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Graveside services for Nelson Campbell will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 22, 2005, at the City of Lubbock Cemetery.
He entered this world Oct. 30, 1934, and left this world Jan. 20, 2005. He married Vera (Polly) Wright in January of 1952. He retired from AmeriPride Linen Service in the fall of 2000. Survivors include two daughters, Judy Preston of Van, Texas, and Angela Forsythe of Tahoka; a son, Bryan Campbell of Lubbock; two stepsons, Delt Roseberry of New Orleans, La., and Billy Roseberry of Lubbock; and eight grandchildren. He will truly be missed by all.
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