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Dorset beach bathing water is being tested ahead of the summer season.
The Environment agency will be taking samples from across the South West and testing them for bacteria.
The quality of bathing waters around the South West coast is extremely high with 98% of beaches meeting the current standards.
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Bordeaux & Marseille win to take the Ligue 1 title race to the final day
Bordeaux 1 – Monaco 0 (Ligue 1, May 23, 2009) Marouane Chamakh scored a free header from a free-kick to give the hosts a 38th minute lead.
Nancy 1 – Marseille 2 (Ligue 1, May 23, 2009) Laurent Bonnart's strike deflected off a defender to hand OM a 32nd minute lead. Brandao converted a rebound to double Marseille's advantage, Landry N'Guemo claimed a late consolation for the hosts.
Lyon 3 – Caen 1 (Ligue 1, May 23, 2009) (Longer highlights here.) Lyon went into the break 1-up thanks to Juninho's penalty. With 20 minutes remaining Sidney Govou added Lyon's second only for Sambou Yatabara to pulled a goal back in the 82nd minute for Caen. There was no fairytale comeback, Karim Benzema wrapping up the points with a late third.
Auxerre 1 – St. Etienne 0 (Ligue 1, May 23, 2009) Polish international striker Ireneusz Jelen broke the deadlock with a clinical strike in the box after the visitors' defence made a hash of clearing their lines.
Rennes 3 – Lorient 1 (Ligue 1, May 23, 2009) A solo effort from Moussa Sow, the striker powering his way into the box in the inside right channel, handed Rennes the halftime advantage. Rod Fanni doubled the hosts lead at the start of the second half, Marama Vahirua scoring a back post volley to restore Lorient's hopes. But Rennes soon restored their 2-goal lead thanks to Jires Kembo-Ekoko's 88th minute third.
Nice 0 – Toulouse 2 (Ligue 1, May 23, 2009) Toulouse's serial goalscorer Pierre-Andre Gignac did the damage with a first half brace, the first coming after a series of horror errors in the Nice defence while the second was a clinical strike inside the near post.
Valenciennes 2 – PSG 1 (Ligue 1, May 23, 2009) The Parisians were sailing at the break thanks to Mateja Kezman's first half opener, but second half goals from Johan Audel and Gregory Pujol turned the match in VA's favour.
Sochaux 2 – Nantes 1 (Ligue 1, May 23, 2009) Sochaux headed into the break 2-up courtesy of a Mevlut Erding diving header and a Rabiu Afolabi goal on the stretch from a dead-ball. Bagayoko scored a penalty on the hour mark for Nantes.
Le Mans 1 – Grenoble 1 (Ligue 1, May 23, 2009) Honours were even at Leon-Bollee as Le Mans drew with Grenoble with Nassim Akrour's opener cancelled out by Anthony Le Tallec. The draw does neither side any favours as they both slip down the rankings to 13th and 16th respectively.
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BRIC-19: TOAST II & GeneLAB Experiment, 2014
The Gilroy Lab has been again fortunate to secure NASA funding for a second experiment studying the growth of Arabidopsis plants in microgravity on the International Space Station (ISS). This experiment is called BRIC-19: Test Of Arabidopsis Space Transcriptome II (TOAST II) and GeneLAB. Similar to BRIC-17, we will use the BRIC (Biological Research In Canisters) hardware with our plants growing in petri plates inside PDFU (Petri Dish Fixation Units) as we did for BRIC-17. Our experiment will launch on September 19, 2014, tucked inside SpaceX's Dragon capsule as part of the CRS-4 (cargo resupply mission #4). The Dragon will berth with the ISS two days later on September 21, 2014, at which point the astronauts will unpack our BRICs into the ISS and our experiment will begin.
So, what exactly will we be investigating during our second foray to the ISS?
The first half of our BRIC-19 experiment is TOAST II. Just as the lack of weight on board the International Space Station causes astronauts to lose bone mass, the weightless environment causes plants to lose their supporting structures. For the plant this means they grow long and thin in space, lacking to some degree the thickened and strengthened cell walls that they use to hold themselves up on Earth. The reason the plants are stronger on Earth is that they sense the mechanical forces generated by their own weight and lay down support materials in response to these signals. In space, the signals are gone and so the plants don't produce the support materials. As astronaut Don Pettit (who grew the famous Space Zucchini!) put it: Plants "get lazy" in space.
Part of the machinery that lets the plant sense and respond to these mechanical forces on Earth is a group of genes called the "TOUCH" genes, so named because they are switched on in response to touch. One of these genes, named TOUCH 2, or TCH2, looks to be an important hub for a lot of information processing in the plant and so we think that the product of the TCH2 gene, i.e., the TCH2 protein, is a key regulator of the plant's ability to sense mechanical forces such as its own weight. Dr. Janet Braam's research group in Rice University has been able to make mutant plants with forms of TCH2 that is either always "on" or always unable to trigger touch responses. Dr. Braam very generously shared these mutants with us and so we now have plants that have this master mechanical response trigger always on or off. The plan is to compare the 'always on' and 'always off ' to a normal plant growing in space and see if activating the touch response pathway even in the mechanically "silent" world of spaceflight can help restore growth that is more like what we normally see on Earth. We will look not only at the plants' growth but also at their transcriptomes (the expression level of every gene in the plant) to see if the growth and gene expression of have the hallmarks of being at 1 x gravity, even in the weightlessness of space.
The other half of our BRIC-19 experiment is called GeneLAB, an exciting new program in NASA where data from experiments on the International Space Station is rapidly released to the entire research community to allow as many people as possible to study the dataset for insight into how spaceflight affects biology. The Gilroy Lab has the honor of sending the first GeneLAB experiment to the ISS!
The idea behind our GeneLAB work is that many plant biologists use the "lab rat" of plant research, Arabidopsis thaliana (also known as Mouse Ear Cress), to perform their experiments in space. This is a small, extremely well studied plant which has an enormous range of tools to help dissect its functions down to the level of genes and chemicals. Arabidopsis grows naturally in many places around the world and although Arabidopsis thaliana from Poland or China is all 'Arabidopsis', the plants in each area have diverged a little bit from each other and so there are varieties of Arabidopsis local to each area. These varieties are called 'ecotypes' and each is a little different from the next. So the question we want to answer is, do the different ecotypes used by researchers respond differently to spaceflight? If they do, which ecotype you use for your experiment might be critically important! The way to test this possibility would be to grow different ecotypes on the Space Station and compare them to the same ecotypes grown under the same conditions on Earth. Our GeneLAB experiment is to investigate this idea using three commonly used ecotypes of Arabidopsis. The ecotypes are all named after where they were found and collected, so the ones we will use are named Ws (Wassilewskija, collected in Belarus), Cvi (from the Cape Verdi Islands) and Ler (Landsberg erecta, orginally from Poland). In addition we will be using the Columbia ecotype (from Columbia Missouri, USA) in our TOAST II experiment, giving us a 4-way comparison of ecotype responses. As with TOAST II, we will look at the growth of the plants and then look at the patterns of genes that are switched on and off in each ecotype in response to growing in space.
If all goes as planned, we should get our ISS-grown BRIC-19 samples for analysis following the Dragon splashdown when the capsule returns to earth from the ISS in late October, 2014.
The Gilroy Lab experiment growing plants in microgravity, called BRIC-17, flew via Space X's Dragon/F9 to the International Space Station (ISS) in March 2013. A number of plant scientists interested in testing their hypotheses in microgravity submitted proposals to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in the spring of 2012, and in June 2012 we were fortunate to be selected for funding following review by a NASA grant panel.
It can be a challenge to design an ISS experiment with the highest chance of success, given the constraints of the container size to be flown and minimal level of astronaut involvement. This limited capacity necessitates careful planning to ensure the inclusion of proper controls and enough replicates for robust statistical analysis of results. Arabidopsis (thale cress, or mouse-ear cress) is the plant we will use for our experiment, due to its small size and our extensive knowledge of its physiology and genetics thanks to decades of Arabidopsis research by the plant biology community.
Low oxygen, also called hypoxia, can be a problem for life in space and is a focus of our research. Without gravity, there is no convection and so mixing of gasses can be reduced. This in turn can lead to local increases in carbon dioxide and decreases in oxygen directly next to a living plant or animal. For example, imagine if the air movement fans on the ISS stopped running. The astronaut's exhaled air (with depleted oxygen and high carbon dioxide) could form a "balloon" around their head. Likewise, in the absence of air movement around the plant, gases could locally build up or become depleted. For the aerial portion of the plant this problem can be minimized with the use of fans, however, what about roots where forcing movement and mixing through substrate is much harder? When grown in microgravity, roots are thought to experience low oxygen stress. We wish to address two questions with our experiment. First, do plants in space really suffer from significant low oxygen stress? Secondly, can we alleviate this problem using biological counter-measures without having to resort to costly and difficult engineering-based solutions?
Gilroy Lab postdoc Won-Gyu Choi, in the course of doing other experiments, discovered that the Arabidopsis plant survives better at low oxygen levels if it lacks a particular protein. The protein is a calcium transporter, and it is involved in moving calcium ions across the membranes of a plant cell. How this missing protein enables survival of the plant at low oxygen is not well understood, and we are currently designing ground-based research to further investigate this question.
Our experiment on the ISS will compare the growth and gene expression (transcriptome) in microgravity of two varieties of wild type Arabidopsis and four varieties of Arabidopsis lacking particular calcium transport proteins. These six varieties will be grown on nutrient gel (phytagel) in small circular petri plates that fit into special containers called Petri Dish Fixation Units (PDFU); five PDFU will then be placed into NASA's hardware called Biological Research In Canisters (BRIC). In addition to the seeds and phytagel, the PDFU also will hold the liquid "fixative" which will be added to the plants after 8 days of growth on the ISS to preserve them for analysis after return to Earth.
NASA calls our experiment BRIC-17, also known as the Test Of Arabidopsis Space Transcriptome (TOAST).
We are grateful to have the opportunity to put TOAST on the space station and hope to contribute to our knowledge and understanding of how plants cope with the challenges of growing in microgravity. It will be a interesting journey and I hope to convey the experience to you with regular blog updates about our efforts and other plant-related space science. Check back often to see our progress and results!


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The 20 Most Hilariously Bad Teams in SportsApril 21, 2013
The 20 Most Hilariously Bad Teams in Sports
As a Cleveland sports fan, it's hard to admit that we're part of a rare group of people who go into each season with absolutely zero expectations.
Without a pro title since 1964, most fans from Northeast Ohio join in that sorrow.
Fortunately for us—but maybe not others—we aren't the only fans who go through it with every season.
Here are some other sports teams that are just hilariously bad.
20. Cleveland Sports
For so many terrible reasons, it sucks to be a Cleveland sports fan.
Growing up near the city, we honestly just couldn't single out one of our favorite franchises to "acknowledge" as being hilariously bad.
Consider this: After the Cavaliers canned Byron Scott the other day after three seasons, Terry Francona is the longest tenured head coach of the three major sports in the town—and he was hired on October 6, 2012.
19. 2009-10 New Jersey Nets
OK, so the Nets were clearly bad by the end of the season—when they finished with a paltry 12-70 record during the season—but considering they set an NBA record by losing their first 18 games to begin the season, it was a complete mess from the start.
It's no wonder the state of Jersey wanted to ship them off to Brooklyn!
18. 1993-Present Pittsburgh Pirates
Want to know something that's really sad if you're a Pirates fan?
A kid who is already in college has never seen in their lifetime a single season of the franchise winning more games than it lost.
With 19-straight sub-.500 seasons, Pirates fans can only hope this miserable streak ends soon.
17. 1992-93 Dallas Mavericks
Before the Mavs franchise had brash billionaire owner Mark Cuban calling the shots and a 12-year run to the postseason, which just ended this year, they were continuously a laughingstock of the league.
While they had bad seasons throughout the '90s, their 1992-93 effort was absolutely atrocious.
Finishing with a 11-71 record, the squad set a NBA record for the second-fewest wins in a season (since tied by the 1997-98 Denver Nuggets).
16. 2007-08 New Jersey Institute of Technology Basketball
The team went winless through the entire 2007-08 season by going 0-29.
That alone is enough to get mentioned here.
But when you dig deeper and see they actually lost 51-straight games in the 2009 season, surpassing Sacramento State's then record of most consecutive losses, it's a little more comical.
15. 1983-1988 Columbia Football
Like many Ivy League schools, Columbia's not exactly looked at as a powerhouse among gridiron teams.
But not even the smarty pants coeds who go there would think the Columbia Lions could suffer as much as they did during the mid-to-late-'80s, losing 44-straight games over that span—the second longest streak ever.
It's no wonder that fans rushed the field and ripped down the goal posts once the Lions finally ended the streak.
14. 1998 Washington Mystics
With the WNBA announcing that Washington would have a team to call its own, there was plenty of excitement in 1998 in the nation's capital—and it wasn't about the upcoming election that year.
But after the Washington Mystics went just 3-27 in their inaugural season, which included 11 losses in a row, people started focusing on what was going on in the polls more than on the court.
13. 1974-75 Washington Capitals
Most sports fans know that consistently winning on the road is what separates playoff teams from championship-level teams.
Unfortunately for the Washington Capitals in the mid-'70s, they were neither one of those teams.
After losing all but one of their 40 road games, the expansion team proved with an 8-67-5 overall record that there was still some work to be done in order to compete with other NHL teams.
12. 2010-11 Cleveland Cavaliers
After losing LeBron James to the Miami Heat in the offseason, there wasn't much left in the cupboard on the Cavaliers roster.
But even without "The King," fans didn't think the season would be as bad as it turned out.
Not only did the team finish with an abysmal 19-63 record, but it set a new NBA mark for most consecutive losses at 26.
The only good coming out of the season was landing the No. 1 overall pick to take current point guard Kyrie Irving.
11. 2007-08 Derby County F.C.
After getting bumped back up to the Premier League following a 1-0 win over West Bromwich Albion in 2007, fans were joyous to be playing amongst the big clubs again.
Their reward for playing in the EPL? How about 32 league games without a victory and an overall record of one win, eight draws and 29 losses.
The club was so bad that they were the first Premiership team to be eliminated in March—with six matches still on their schedule.
10. 2001 Carolina Panthers
Former quarterback Chris Weinke may have won the Heisman Trophy while helping lead the Florida State Seminoles to a national title in 1999, but that success definitely didn't carry over to the pros.
After defeating the Minnesota Vikings in Week 1, the Panthers went on to lose their next 15 games to finish at 1-15 that season.
They did get the No. 2 pick that year, selecting defensive end Julius Peppers, so there was at least something to hang their hats on.
9. 2012 Houston Astros
The 162-game baseball season is an absolute grind.
Forced to play multiple games in different cities over a six-month span can really take a toll on players, testing their resolve and patience.
Unfortunately for the 2012 Houston Astros, they had to actually sit through an entire season.
After having a 32-47 record on July 1, they went on to only win 23 more games over the following three months to finish with a 55-107 record for the season.
8. 1986-87 Los Angeles Clippers
Before the excitement of "Lob City" featuring Chris Paul, Blake Griffin and the boys, the Los Angeles Clippers were never really that relevant.
Never was that proven more than in 1986-87, when the team went just 12-70 on the season, finishing dead last in the league in both putting the ball in the basket and defending the other team from putting the ball in the basket.
7. 1980-81 Winnipeg Jets
Yes, the team finished with a laugher of a season by going 9-57-14, but they make it this high for setting an NHL record by not recording a point in 30 consecutive games, going 0-23-7 in that span.
In an 80-game season, anytime a team goes pointless in nearly 40% of its games, it's never going to end well—and the Jets proved that.
6. 2003 Detroit Tigers
On a positive note, by winning on the last day of the regular season, the Detroit Tigers did avoid becoming the worst team in a single season in Major League history.
Considering the team finished the season with a 43-119 record, is anyone surprised that avoiding that record is the only thing that this team could feel good about?
5. 1989-1998 Prairie View A&M Football
If you're familiar with Prairie View A&M at all—and we doubt you are—it might be surprising to see them on this list since they won five national black college titles from 1953-1964.
Unfortunately, for the once proud Panther program, they were almost allergic to winning for nearly 10 years.
In a record most likely to never be broken, the team lost 80-straight games and scored only 48 points all year in 1991, while giving up an average of 56 in their contests.
4. 1976-77 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Any football fan knows the futility of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers when they first entered the NFL back in 1976.
Not only did the creamsicle-clad team go winless in their inaugural season at 0-14—getting shutout five times and boasting a scoring average of less than 10 per game—but they continued to disappoint by losing their first 12 games in the 1977 season.
26-straight losses to begin a franchise history is strongly advised against.
3. 2011-12 Charlotte Bobcats
With the Charlotte Bobcats setting an NBA record for the worst winning percentage in league history, every bad team from now on will forever be compared with them.
To make matters worse, all that losing still didn't land them the No. 1 overall pick in the draft—as that went to the New Orleans Hornets, who selected Anthony Davis.
On the bright side for the franchise, with the lockout limiting the season to just 66 games, at least they didn't have to play the full 82-game slate—that could have gotten even uglier.
2. 2008 Detroit Lions
While we mentioned the city of Cleveland's sports misery, it's impossible not to show some sympathy for Detroit fans too.
On top of the futility of the '03 Tigers losing 119 games, their Lions went an absolutely shocking 0-16, becoming the only NFL team to lose all their games in a single season.
1. 2012-13 Grambling State Basketball
After examining each of the previous laughably pathetic teams, you might be wondering why the Grambling State men's team lands as our No. 1.
We'll just let you take a look at their schedule from this past season and realize that every single game they played ended with a "L"—finishing 0-28.
Yes, the aforementioned New Jersey Institute of Technology lost more games in 2008, but the Tigers' losses came against the worst conference in college hoops, making fans laugh at how bad they really were.


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2015: Exchange Student – Welcome
It was different meeting our exchange student at the airport because we had already met him before when we were on vacation in Germany. Instead of wondering if the person would work out, we already knew he was awesome and were meeting him again, instead of for the first time.
If you look closely at the left hand picture you will see the welcome sign that we made for Henry. I used my Cricut machine to cut the letters for that sign, and used the same font, just smaller, to duplicate that sign on this spread. The black, yellow, and red are the colors of the German flag, and are also used to border the pictures and the ephemera on these pages. As you know I love ticket stubs, and so those, along with our parking receipt help to create date, time, and place for this spread without me having to journal about them.
2015-2016: Exchange Student – Henry
2015 was an exciting year for us. During June and July of 2015 we took a trip to Europe to visit our two former exchange students – Jonathan, in Sweden, and Luca, in Germany. (See those pages HERE).
During Spring of 2015 we decided that we would host another exchange student, Henry, who was also from Germany, and we got to visit with him and his family for a few short days during this time as well.
The next set of pages that you will see over the next few posts are from the 4 scrapbooks that I made for Henry while he was visiting with us. The picture to the left (Click on it if you want to see more detail) is of the cover pages for the first 3 albums. I made a 4th album after he left and mailed it to him. I had to do this because we had too many adventures right at the end of his time with us, and I did not have enough time to get them done to send them home with him.
I should point out that I actually made these pages last, after the first three albums were created. I like to do this so that they can all have the same theme to tie the albums together.
I chose American patriotic themes for the cover pages because after all he did spend his exchange year in the USA! The letters and numbers were all cut on my Cricut machine and carefully glued to the page.
For the first album I used Henry's school picture to be part of the cover page. When I am making albums for my son, the cover page is usually the school photo, and I decided to continue this tradition on the first album cover page. All of the embellishments came from a 4th of July scrapbook pack.
Hosting a Foreign Exchange Student
I just want to put a little plug here for serving as a host family for a Foreign Exchange student. We had a wonderful time doing it – this was our third year – and we have had a great experience every time. My son loved having a brother and learning about new places, and it makes our home a little more active🙂
We used International Student Exchange for our agency and we had a great experience. I encourage you to go to their website (http://www.iseusa.com/) and consider serving in this way.
Europe Vacation 2015: Returning Home
This is the final spread of our 4 album scrapbook of our trip to Europe in summer 2015. It actually captures two days and two different flights. On the morning of July 34rd Mrs Ollmann took us to the Hamburg airport and we flew on SAS to Arlanda in Sweden. We then stayed the night at the amazing Arlanda Clarion Hotel, and left the next morning on SAS to Chicago, IL. On our long flight to Chicago we actually ended up in amazing seats with a ton of leg room (see pictures) and our own personal interactive screens. I watched 4 movies on the way home and was surprised when they announced that we were getting ready to land – it was the perfect ending to our trip!
The left hand side of this spread highlights the Arlanda Clarion Hotel with pictures out of our hotel window looking at the airport as well as our room and pool keys. I also attached a welcome card that was on our bed as well as the used the hotel stationary to journal on for this spread.
The right hand side highlights the two trips that we took, with the boarding passes resting behind some photographs from the flight. We were so impressed with our leg room that I took a picture of it and another of the personal screen that we had. I also used two photographs from that screen of our flight path as I thought it was cool to watch where we were on the trip. Thanks SAS for a great flight!
Europe Vacation 2015: Heide Park
On our second day with the Ollmanns we went to Heide Park, which is an amusement park similar to Six Flags in the United States. It was an extremely hot day so we really enjoyed the water rides. We had so many pictures from rides from this day that I needed two full spreads to share them. This first spread has a brown, green, and yellow theme to match the colors of the park logo. The background paper for both spreads is from a paper pack that I purchased at King's Island about 6 years ago!
When I do multiple spreads of one location or event I usually put the ephemera on the last page, but in this case I decided that it fit better to put it on the first page. So, this page has the only photo that I have of both families together on the Mountain Rafting ride and the tickets and brochure from the park. The brochure is affixed to the outside of the plastic protector sheet so that the viewer can open it to read it.
This second spread contains some personal photographs as well as the ride photographs that you can purchase from the park. I think that Levi was continuing his tradition of trying to get photographed in weird poses! In addition to the photographs there are some rubber wrist bands from some of the rides that I cut to fit on this page as well.
Europe Vacation 2015: Hamburg – Blockbräu
After our ride on the Ferris wheel we went to the Hamburg Harbor, and enjoyed an amazing meal at the Blockbräu. We sat on the roof an enjoyed some good German live music while we ate. The food was amazing, especially the soft pretzels which were served as an appetizer before the meal.
The color theme of this spread is based off of the Blockbräu coasters that I picked up at the restaurant – Green and brown. I used two sheets of each background paper – one for the background on one page, and the second to serve as the border for the pictures on the other. This is a good way to add visual interest to the spread, without it becoming too busy, or too boring.
The pictures on the left hand side are of us at the restaurant and standing in front of a boat in the harbor. My favorite picture is the top left hand picture, where Levi is looking with jealousy at the beer that Henry was drinking, which he was not allowed to – my rules, not the restaurant.
On the right hand side of the page are pictures of our amazing food, the front of the restaurant, and a ship in the harbor. I used the drink coasters as ephemera in the center of each grouping of pictures.
Europe Vacation 2015: Flying to Hamburg
On the 1st of July we fly from Stuttgart to Hamburg, to meet the family of our new exchange student who would come to spend the year with us in 2015-2016. Since we had just spent a week a piece with our two former exchange students, it was different to meet our next exchange student in his home before he had been to ours. The Ollmann's greeted us at the airport and immediately took us on a tour of Hamburg.
This page shares the flight, and some ephemera from our time in Hamburg, Germany. We flew Air Berlin and we very impressed – we managed to get seats with lots of leg room which is a necessity for two 6'4″ guys flying together (Notice the picture of Levi on the top left hand page – he is happy!). This page also includes our Boarding passes for the flight, and a heart shaped chocolate wrapper that they handed us when we got off of the plane. There is also a picture of our exchange student, Henry, holding up the welcome sign that he and his family had at the airport.
The right hand page has a map of Hamburg, which is affixed to the outside of the plastic protector sheet so that the viewer can open it to see it better, as well as a screen cloth that the Ollmann Family gave us with art from around Hamburg. I chose a yellow, black , and red theme for this page to highlight the colors of the German flag.
Europe Vacation 2015: Constance
On June 29th we had a restful day. I took time to do our laundry as we were running out of clothes, and our exchange student, Luca, went to school. When Luca returned from school he took us to Constance, Germany. Constance has an interesting history in that in the early 1400's a very important Council of the Catholic church was held here. A really cool rotating statue was placed in Constance in the harbor in 1993 called the Imperia.
The background paper for this spread is antique map design and I used a plain brown border for the photographs, since the background paper is so busy. On the left hand page is the building where the Council took place, the Imperia, an entrance statue to the harbor, and a picture of us holding gelatto standing on the shore.
The right hand page has pictures of the the town square, and fountains and statues in the square. I also journalled a little bit about this day, as I knew that it would be hard for me to keep the details straight after all of the cities and towns that we had visited on this stage of our adventure.
Europe Vacation 2015: Meersburg, Germany – Page 2
This is the second spread of our time in Meersburg, Germany. This was our last stop for the day before heading back to the Reichmann home, and so we stopped at a waterfront restaurant for supper. It started pouring rain while we were there and we saw an old lady who was painting have her umbrella getting pulled away by the wind. Luca ran out to help her, but she didn't want to move and just waited the rain out.
I used an antiqued background papers to highlight the age of this 1000 year old city. The pictures on the left hand page are of the old castle, a mill, and a local townsman. The pictures on the right hand page are of the newer castle, some swans, Luca helping the old lady in the rain, and one of my favorites – an elderly man looking out the top window. If you look at the picture carefully you can also see two paintings on the side of the building, of people looking out windows. I thought that this was funny and wanted to get a picture of it.
Europe Vacation 2015: Meersburg, Germany – page 1
The next stop on our tour around the Lake of Constance (Bodensee), was Meersburg, Germany, which is a town that is over 1000 years old! This is the first of two spreads on this amazing city.
The left hand side showcases a first day stamp cover with a stamp celebrating the 1000 year anniversary of the town. Since I am also a stamp collector, this was a very cool piece for me to find in a local store. The background paper was purchased on Ebay and when I got it it had another name of a town on it that we did not end up visiting. I did not want to waste the paper so I cut out another card map (with the blue border) and used it to cover up the name of the other city.
On the right hand side is a little journalling that I did for this page and the next, as well as pictures of the center of town including the town trumpeter who came out to announce the time and make announcements (see if you can see him above the town flag in the orange clock tower.)
Europe Vacation 2015: Lindau, Germany
The next stop on our adventure around Bodensee was the town of Lindau, Germany. This ancient city is most well know for its amazing lighthouse and statue of a lion guarding the harbor, and for an amazingly decorated Radskeller (Town Hall).
I decided to use some Germany background paper that I had found on Ebay and did a little journalling on the green bordered note card. I carried this green in to the borders for the pictures to help to break up the harshness of the bold colors and lines on the background paper.
In the top right hand picture if you look closely you can see a long rope of Rapunzel's hair hanging out of one of the windows.


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Qlimax 2011 Trailer (2011)
On November 26th 2011 Q-dance presented another edition of Qlimax in GelreDome, Arnhem. For the fourth year in a row Q-dance publishes Qlimax on High Definition. Qlimax is the first event in The Netherlands which was only filmed by RED filmcameras in a multicam set-up.
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[Department of Funny Coincidences: I just saw that Book Book reviewer Stacy posted her review of this yesterday. On top of which, it was first reviewed here last August, by one "Ha.fuu.sa." Wonder what the record for most-reviewed book is here? Anyway, here goes...]
The career of Mikael Blomkvist, a well-respected investigative journalist, comes to grief on a hot and utterly plausible story which, alas, is not quite true. Worse: that story presumes to expose a powerful industrialist with a taste for revenge...
Across town, a young woman named Lisbeth Salander works out a life of personal demons, with the help of a spiny attitude, a photographic memory, and some righteous computer skills...
Three hours away by train, one Henrik Vanger -- elderly but still sharp, and still at the apex of a sprawling family business -- frets that he will go to his grave without knowing the truth of a family mystery which has obsessed him for forty years...
Any of these three characters and his or her situation might fuel a thriller in a classic vein.
Bring two of them together, and your readers might wonder if you're trying too hard.
Combine all three into a single tale, and you may be charged with (at best) possession of a lazy, disorderly mind.
Now go even further: combine all three, give them no superpowers, and put them not in exotic, jet-set locales but in Sweden for a dark, wintry year. Take your good old time wandering through several opening chapters almost exclusively expository in nature. And finally, in the rest of the book, alternate long passages describing arcane matters like stock-market manipulations with brief scenes of explosive, almost excruciatingly creepy violence.
Do all that, it seems, and you'll count yourself lucky to find a publisher, let alone readers.
But Stieg Larsson's The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo didn't become an international bestseller by accident. That its author died shortly after delivering its manuscript to his publisher (along with those of two sequels) may be a perverse little twist of fate. But that curious bit of trivia is certainly not enough to sell the book. The real reason that Dragoon Tattoo succeeds -- has struck a sympathetic chord in so many readers -- may be that it's just a good book.
Larsson's prose, translated to English by "Reg Keeland" (a pseudonym for Steven T. Murray), does not dazzle. If it did, I think, it would be easy to dismiss as unnecessarily fancy. Aside from action scenes and dialogue, the central "topics" of the book are, after all, quite complex: the ups and downs of managing a magazine as a business; international industry and banking; computer and network hacking; and twisted family relationships (enough to require a family tree), going back generations. Much stylistic foofaraw would simply make them harder to follow. The action scenes themselves, on the other hand, can be quite brutal: dress them up in rhetorical flourishes and you run the risk of glamorizing the violence. Under all these circumstances, in short, I don't think I'd want the prose to be anything but workmanlike, serviceable, transparent.
I may have been among a minority of Dragoon Tattoo's readers, in coming to it relatively unspoiled by outside opinion. In the entire five years since the book's original publication in Sweden, let alone the last two in the US, I'd not read any reviews of it, nor discussed it with anyone else who'd read it. I picked up my own copy because I was simply curious: that ornate, fluorescent-yellow-green cover seemed to be everywhere. (And what a cool title, too.)
Now, having finished it, I still think it's an unlikely success story. I haven't counted pages, but I'd guess that the expository passages outnumber the action ones not just in quantity but in sheer volume. When those islands of action did come into the foreground, I think the satisfaction I felt came not just from seeing complex evil characters get their comeuppance and complex good ones triumph, but from simple relief.
But again, the book flies in the face of expectations. To say it "breaks all the rules" would give it too much credit; this isn't Ulysses, after all, and I doubt that Larsson -- himself a journalist -- ever imagined it as art. Yet somehow, reading each page required me to read the next, which required me to read the next...
...and 500 pages later, I'm just looking forward to those two sequels.
[Reviewer's note: sorry for not really covering the book's plot. This is an offbeat thriller, and (for me, anyhow) the surprises in those moments of action constituted genuine pleasure. If you want to know more about what actually happens, Lord knows there are plenty of other reviews out there. Or, uh, here. Ha.]
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Stieg Larsson/THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO
2 comments:
- stacy said...
Nice review. I too think maybe Larsson was only trying to give these mysteries a little twist. But I love that he made a 90-pound, scrawny goth girl a true hero.
- August 14, 2010 at 3:29 PM
- JES said...
Those who've read the book might get a laugh (as I did) out of Nora Ephron's recent parody of it, in The New Yorker.
[Hat tip to fellow Book Book reviewer Froog for the link.]
- August 15, 2010 at 12:02 PM
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Saturday, June 29, 2013
Looking For Information On Joe Wilton/Joseph Whelpton
I am doing an article for the next issue of the Delmar Historical and Arts Society newsletter on Joe Wilton/ Joseph Whelpton. Joe Whelpton lived in Delmar around 1950. He wrote an a weekly article in the Bi-State Weekly in that time period under the name of Joe Wilton which was also his stage name. Born around 1885, in the 1920's and thru 1940 he was in vaudeville crisscrossing America doing comedy acts and producing his own shows. He had a wife named Lulu and three children a daughter Jean, son Peter and son Joe. I am looking for information on what he did when he was in Delmar. Where did he go and why did he go.
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"Logic is the beginning of wisdom; not the end." -- Spock (Star Trek VI)
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It is my Honor to serve as the Assistant Fleet Commander of 5th Fleet, Our ship commanders are always looking for new and exciting officers to join our ranks. We readily welcome our freshly minted Ensigns after graduation from the academy. Exciting Changes are coming to our MOTD, so stay tuned to this page.
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The USS. Odin is commanded by the Fleet Commander making the ship the Fleet Flagship. The USS. Odin is a Mythology class vessel allowing it to sustain a number of different roles within the fleet. The USS Odin allows for reasonable experimentation and creative freedom.
CO: Fleet Captain Steven "Tadpole" Sigle
XO: Commander Parisa "Chipmunk" Footohi
GM: Kenson Koh
Ship Class: Mythology Class
CO: Captain David Shotton
XO: Commander Russell Watt
GM: Jason Y. Lee
Ship Class: Pendragon Class
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The USS. Brian A. Olinski is a unique ship within STO. The USS Brian A. Olinski provides the ability to role play several Alt type Charactars. The ship is a Carrier for fighters. Providing a very unique mission set and simming environment.
CO: Captain Sidney "Armadillo" Parker
XO: Commander R. Smith GM: Kenson Koh
Ship Class: Brian A. Olinski Class
The USS. Chernov is a Alternate simming Environment unique to STF, The Chernov is set in JJ Abrahms alternate timeline based on the 2009 Star Trek Films. The USS. Chernov provides a unique and exciting sim that can bring out the imagination of any STF Member.
CO: Captain N. Evans
XO: Lieutenant Commander Elizabeth Rahuba
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Ship Class: Kurtzman Class
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Fleet Five was launched on March 30, 1998 - the third WeBB Fleet. The original Fleet Commander was B.J. Phillips, who was an STF WeBB member from almost the very beginning. The fleet's original ships were the USS Olympic, the USS Alliance, and the USS Andorian. The USS Futura joined the fleet shortly after the fleet's launch.
Since then, the Fifth Fleet of STF has undergone a lot of changes. A handful of bad nicknames, and a myriad of ship shuffles, swaps, decommissionings, and commissionings. Not to mention the multitude of Fleet Commanders and Assistant Fleet Commanders.
Fleet Five was eventually named as The Meridian Fleet because of its location near the border between quadrants.
On May 23, 2010, the USS Entente, formerly the USS Kansas, was recommissioned the USS Brian A. Olinski in memory of Commodore Brian A. Olinski, who was actively involved in Fleet Five. This was done by Herr Edict #16
On February 26, 2014, pursuant to Bates Edict #9, the Fifth Fleet was officially renamed "The Meridian Fleet", it's long-recognized nickname.
Currently, Fleet Five has four ships, including the USS Brian A. Olinski which offers a unique carrier-style role-playing ship, and the USS Chernov which is STF's "Abramsverse" RPG area.
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June 03, 2017Philip Graham, Appointed as Assistant Fleet Commander 5th Fleet.
DATE FORTHCOMINGRussell Watt appointed as Executive officer, USS Saracen
DATE FORTHCOMINGDavid Shotton appointed as Commanding Officer, USS Saracen.
December 12, 2016Philip Graham appointed as CO of the USS Saracen.
July 10, 2016Brady McGuinn appointed as AFComm 5.
June 30, 2016N. Evans appointed as CO of the USS Chernov.
The Fleet Commander presents three awards per month, These awards are based on the recommendations from the CO, XO & GM of each ship. Ship of the Month - Awarded for the ship who has the most post's with the least amount of AWOLs in that month Writer of the Month - Awarded to the member who posted the best single post in a month Most Valuable Player - Awarded to the member who provided the most substance to a ship (or ships) within the fleet.
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April 2017USS Brian A. Olinski: Ensign Srothell Ch'zaolrirh, played by John Polizzi.
March 2015Mathew Burch has joined the USS Brian A. Olinski in the science department.
February 2015Eric Alston has joined the USS Chernov in the science department. R Smith, a current member of Fleet Five, has joined the USS Saracen as the Counselor. Dallas Daniels Jr. has joined the USS Chernov in the science department.
January 2015Lindsay Bayes has joined the USS Saracen as the CMO. Miha Kozlevcar has joined the USS Chernov in the security department. Nathan Derricutt, a current member of Fleet Five, has joined the USS Chernov as the CE. Alison Hanna has joined the USS Chernov in the engineering department.
Congratulations to all of the fleet members who have been promoted or appointed to a new position!
February 2015Robert Jones's character on the USS Chernov has been promoted to Lieutenant Commander. Jo Mason has been promoted to Lieutenant. Elizabeth Rahuba's character on the USS Chernov has been promoted to Lieutenant. N Evans's character on the USS Brian A. Olinski has been promoted to Lieutenant.
December 2014Luke Ronayne, XO of the USS Chernov and AFComm, has been promoted to Captain. Jacob Seime's character on the USS Brian A. Olinski has been appointed as the CAG.
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Get your heart broken recently and want to belt out the sad classics? Drink so much that you're starting to sound like Beyoncé? Maybe you're just in the mood to feel the rush brought on by a mixture of freedom and minor embarrassment. If you're feeling like doing some karaoke soon, these are the places to go.
Main Street Legion- 3917 Main Street
The Legion does karaoke on Wednesday nights and it's one of the best places in town. The vibe is pretty vibrant, so you're bound to have a great time. The drinks are cheap so there's no worry of sobering up mid-song.
Displace Hashery- 3292 West 4th Street
Displace has karaoke on Thursdays and Saturdays, so it's a bit easier to fit into your schedule. They have great drink specials, and they even serve food. It's not always easy to find a karaoke place where you can eat!
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Funky Winker Beans- 37 West Hastings Street
This is a bit of a weird one. Funky's has an online calendar so you can see when the karaoke nights are. Other nights are usually slotted with metal and punk shows. Funky's is a dirty, kind of sketchy dive bar, but don't let it scare you off. You'll have an exciting night for sure.
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We are planning a vacation with our young children. But where do we start? What should we look for in a family vacation venue?
What comes to mind when you think family vacation? What about a cruise vacation?
Now many of you would say that a cruise vacation is no place for small children. However, you would be dead wrong!
True, there are some cruise lines that cater to adult guests only. But many of the cruise lines actually cater to family vacations including small children. Most of the large resort-hotel-style cruise ships have tremendous children?s programs and activities. In many, adults aren?t even welcome in the activity centres ? they?re just for kids!
Think about it? You have a somewhat controlled environment, children?s programming, special children?s areas, qualified supervision? your children may not even miss you.
And you get some alone-time just to kick-back and relax.
Sounding better? But wait? there?s more!
Depending on your itinerary, children can be exposed to new and interesting cultures, see wild-life that they would not otherwise see ? generally just be educated without them even knowing it.
At some resorts the dining menu is not palatable to many children. In some cases dining is suspect at best. Cruise ships have menus and eating venues to please the most finicky eaters. From hot dog and burgers to pizza to steak and lobster, cruise ship dining is designed to please. And aside from the specialty dining rooms it?s all included in your ticket price.
Most of the cruise lines have a soft-drink program that allows purchasers of the program to have unlimited drinks or at least a very equitable number of drinks for the cost.
And as the kids say lets not forget the dessert! Many ships have ice cream stations that get a tremendous amount of use.
In the dining rooms there is a wide variety of desserts aimed to satisfy the sweetest tooth or the healthiest diet.
Is it any wonder that the Disney corporation has a cruise line with a couple of ships to cater to children of all ages? Disney realized that families are taking more and more cruise vacations every year.
So the next time you are planning a family vacation, think about a cruise vacation. It may prove to be the vacation of a lifetime!
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Knights of Badassdom Trailer (2013)
"'Tis about to get medieval up in here." 21 January 2013 Adventure, Fantasy, Horror 86 mins
Three best friends and dedicated roleplayers take to the woods to reenact a dungeons and dragons-like scenario as a live action role-playing game. Trouble arises when a prop spellbook purchased from the internet ends up being a genuine grimoire and they unwittingly conjure up a blood-lusting succubus from hell.
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There were more than 13,000 power outages in the state on Thursday morning, but that number has been cut to 2,100.
Officials from Connecticut Light & Power said the problem was a couple of lines coming down at two substations.
The outages started around 8:15 a.m. and crews are working as quickly as possible to restore power.
At the height of the outage, there were almost 7,100 power outages in East Lyme, which was more than 19 percent of the town, but that number is down to around 300 customers.
There are also more than 1,000 outages in Essex.
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COLLECTIVE's temporary installations may be short-lived, but they leave a lasting impression. The design studio's founder talks to Christie Lee about confounding expectations and impermanent spaces.
April 28th, 2016
If Hong Kong architect Betty Ng owes a debt to anyone for her impressive achievements, it might just be to Soviet painter and architect Vladimir Tatlin. Architecture, after all, wasn't Ng's first love: young Ng had intended on becoming a surgeon. It wasn't until she chanced upon Tatlin's sketch for his magnificent – and doomed – Tatlin's Tower at a friend's studio one day that she decided to switch fields.
A Bachelor's and Master's degree from Cornell and Harvard Universities respectively were followed by stints at Studio Fuksas and Herzog & de Meuron, and then in 2006, she joined Rem Koolhaas' OMA.
Over the years, she worked in their New York, Hong Kong and Rotterdam offices. In 2014, she left her post as Design Director of the Rotterdam office to set up COLLECTIVE, a Hong Kong-based architectural firm made up of architects and academics. The firm has come to specialise in exhibition design, with their latest creation, "Digging a Hole in China", on display at OCAT Shenzhen (OCT Contemporary Art Terminal) until 26 June 2016.
"Digging a Hole in China", OCAT Shenzhen, photo courtesy of OCAT Shenzhen
In what ways has an academic background in theory and visual studies informed your practice? Could you walk us through your design process?
I did my secondary school education in Hong Kong, prepping for medical school by focusing wholeheartedly on the sciences. We were trained rather diligently in memorising formulas. During my studies at architecture school, I was deeply drawn to theory and visual studies, as I was exposed to so many valuable revelations on the critical nature of architecture on top of the essential building technology and construction. It was exhilarating.
In our practice at COLLECTIVE, we tend to unlearn the learned, to assert our identity through relinquishment. This is the way we impose design and negate desires to be different in all instances because every instance is unique. We do not apply a formula in our design process; we tackle each case differently.
What is your first design memory?
Seeing a picture of cut fingers on our first day of woodshop orientation in architecture school – 30 minutes later, I was on the table saw-cutting wood.
And your first architectural memory?
Participating in the design and construction of Milstein Hall while I was at OMA New York, which was an expansion of the architecture school, where I learned how to use the table saw.
Milstein Hall at Cornell University, courtesy of OMA, photo by Iwan Baan
Do you have a favourite material?
We don't do favourites. At COLLECTIVE, we have a habit of appropriating materials in an unfamiliar way. For our Open Platform design at Art Basel for Asia Art Archive this year, we specifically created a mixture of high-density foam that serves both as the acoustic interior lining of the pavilion as well as the seating cubes for the pavilion's participants.
From a distance, the foam seems to resemble the terrazzo and marble surfaces already used in the site context of the convention centre. [When you get closer] the tactility of the foam is a surprising relief for the users, offering softness as a refuge from the commotions of the surrounding art fair. We did a few trials with the hues for the recycled and reconstituted foam, which is normally used for the inside of mattresses and other products, and is invisible to the user. In our design, we overlap the industrially produced with the sensitivity of the craftsmen.
Open Platform 2016 for Asia Art Archive at Art Basel in Hong Kong, courtesy of COLLECTIVE, photo by Kevin Mak
What did you learn from Rem Koolhaas when it comes to design?
Crafting oxymoron.
What does 'collective' mean in the context of your practice?
The nature of architecture has always been a result of combined forces and the architect is a singular image created by these conglomerated efforts; as architectural projects get more complex, so do the varying forces embedded inside.
COLLECTIVE's portfolio contains a mixture of permanent and ephemeral projects. Has that always been the intention?
The life span of a building is on average shorter than the life span of a human being. In this case, permanence is relative.
Architects cannot stop at solely practising the permanent spatial agenda; we should place importance on the abstraction of architecture, to expand architectural thinking critically from spatial experiences to context, programme, organisation, politics, culture, economics, psychologies, technologies etc.
COLLECTIVE is interested in expanding the practice of architecture design to the continual changes that occur in how we live, work, learn and enjoy.
"Digging a Hole in China", OCAT Shenzhen, photo courtesy of OCAT Shenzhen
"Digging a Hole in China", our exhibition design for OCAT Shenzhen, was a successful experiment for us in exercising the spatial agenda as architects, to work around the cha-cha of imposing our spatial narration as 'design' and negating the curatorial intention. If it is an ephemeral spatial project in one definition, then to us it is a representation of a persistent design methodology.
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Converting corn to ethanol in Iowa not only leads to clearing more of the Amazonian rainforest, but also would do little to slow global warming -- and often make it worse, according to a study published in Science magazine.
According to University of Minnesota ecologist, and co-author, David Tilman:
- Converting the grasslands of the United States to grow corn results in excess greenhouse gas emissions of 134 metric tons of CO2 per hectare -- a debt that would take 93 years to repay by replacing gasoline with corn-based ethanol.
- And converting jungles to palm plantations or tropical rainforest to soy fields would take centuries to pay back their carbon debts.
Diverting food crops into fuel production leads to ever more land clearing as well, according to Joseph Fargione of The Nature Conservancy, and study co-author:
- Ethanol demand in the United States, for example, has caused some farmers to plant more corn and less soy.
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The environmental price tag of biofuels now joins the ranks of other, cheaper domestic fuel sources --such as coal-to-liquid fuel -- as major sources of globe-warming pollution as well as unintended social consequences. As a result, 10 prominent scientists have written a letter to President Bush and other government leaders urging them to "shape policies to assure that government incentives for biofuels do not increase global warming."
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Start with exercises where you lie on your back. Rest a while in a position similar to savasana (corpse pose), except with the legs resting on a chair. Simply staying here for 10-30 minutes will infuse your discs with fluid, reducing pressure on the nerves.
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