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Among the product released in conjunction of the Beach Boys' fiftieth anniversary is this new catch-all DVD, which features interviews with the reunited band members, live performances from their 2012 tour, studio footage from the recording sessions for the 1966 "Good Vibrations" single as well as their new album, That's Why God Made the Radio, and tributes to original band members Carl and Dennis Wilson. For lots more on Dennis, be sure to check out the October issue of Modern Drummer magazine.
This three-hour-plus double-DVD features commentary by guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor. Thirty-three classic Queen videos, from mid-'70s classics like "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "Killer Queen" to '80s hits such as "A Kind of Magic" and the Taylor-penned "Radio Ga Ga" are restored and shown in 16:9 widescreen, with audio remixed for DTS 5.1 Surround Sound.
Joey DeFrancesco Wonderful! Wonderful!
Hammond B-3 great DeFrancesco enlists jazz legends Larry Coryell (guitar) and Jimmy Cobb (drums) on his new one. Cobb, often cited for his playing on Miles Davis's historic 1959 album Kind of Blue, has performed and recorded with many other world-renowned artists, including Cannonball Adderley, John Coltrane, Wes Montgomery, and Sarah Vaughan.
The fifth full-length from the band led by former Norma Jean vocalist Josh Scogin features drummer David Kennedy. The Chariot has always written its own oddly heavy rules, but this album represents a turn for the weird, according to Scogin.
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Located in Bay Ridges Kinsmen Park in Pickering
We are offering a wide range of club activities and, of course, opportunities for open play. Players from beginners to advanced levels can choose from various interclub leagues, house leagues and socials. Lessons and clinics will also be available to members — contact the Club Pro.
Fill out and print your membership application online.
Contact Zustine Torne, our Membership Director (416-838-2855) to make arrangements to submit your completed forms with payment, and receive your keytag and combos. You will receive a confirmation email after your payment has been processed (in about 2 weeks).
We wish to congratulate our travelling teams, which played strongly in each of their respective divisions last year, We send a big thank you to all our team captains, our club executive and to all the members who volunteered their time in maintaining and doing the odd jobs to help us have a club that we are all proud of.
|March 25
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Bring form and payment to front desk of Recreation Complex (please contact Zustine)
|April 19
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The Ashmore Estate is an area in Erskineville of approximately 17 hectares bounded by Ashmore Street, Mitchell Road, Coulson Street and the Bankstown Railway line.
The site is currently an industrial location and of the 17Ha is owned partly by Leighton Constructions (minority holding) (Leighton) and Goodman Investments (major holding) (Goodman), and there are other minor holdings. It is proposed that the site be developed to house 6000+ people, (which effectively doubles the population of Erskineville), in approximately 3500 apartments in over 40 buildings with provision for off street parking for approximately 1900 vehicles.
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Boeing Says "No" To Ryanair's Pay-toPee Plan
You have to admire the gall.
Ryanair CEO, Michael O'Leary, told the Aol Travel that passengers are too dependent on airplane toilets, and said passengers should control the urge to use the airborne lavatories.
So he's asked passengers to change the way they do their business, and use the toilets in the airport instead!
O'Leary's peevishness may stem from the fact that Boeing nixed the idea of eliminating all but one toilet on the plane, so the low-cost airline could add six more seats and make that much more revenue.
And O'Leary hates not to make money.
A Boeing spokesperson said that removing the toilets would hamper evacuation (pun intended) efforts in case of a flight emergency.
On April 7, Ryanair announced that they were going ahead with plans to install the coin-operated toilet on 168 planes and planned to charge £1 or €1 (around $1.34) for use of the facility.
That would mean one toilet for 189 passengers, but O'Leary told the Irish Times a month or so ago that there is no requirement for a plane to have toilets and, as he sees it, three toilets on a plane is excessive, adds weight to the flight and, yes, reduces revenue.
Apparently, airlines save $440,000 per year for every 25 pounds they removed from the aircraft.
American Airlines shifted to lighter weight drinks carts and saved money and most airlines have reduced the flow of water from their sinks.
Ryanair already has virtually eliminated any creature comforts. Their vinyl seats don't recline, and they have no seat-back pockets for safety cards and in-flight magazines.
Undaunted, O'Leary hopes to convince Boeing that having one toilet per plane is the way to go. His argument doubtless will be that passengers will do anything to keep the cost of a flight down.
This time he may have gotten it wrong.
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NORTH GRAFTON, MASS., SEPT. 20, 2006 In the October 2006 issue of the journal Endocrinology, a collaborative research study by scientists at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University and the University of Otago Medical School in Dunedin, New Zealand, shows that pregnancy and lactation in rodents produce long-term changes in hormone receptor actions in a mother's brain that may affect maternal behavior as well as her response to stress.
"It appears that hormonal changes occurring in rats after they nurse their pups may bring about endocrine and neuroendocrine changes that help produce better mothering skills with each pregnancy and reduce the mother's anxiety levels as she matures," said Robert S. Bridges, PhD, the senior author of this paper and head of the reproductive biology section at Tufts' Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine.
In this study, female rats that had undergone a single pregnancy and nursed their offspring displayed higher levels of prolactin hormone receptor activity in the brain, as well as a greater receptor response when treated with prolactin weeks following the last contact with their young. Prolactin is produced by the pituitary gland and plays an established role in a range of reproductive functions, including milk production.
The present study is the first to demonstrate long-term changes in the prolactin neural system, a system that Bridges' research group previously identified as crucial for stimulating the establishment of maternal behavior. In addition, since prolactin is known to reduce the stress response of nursing mothers, the implication of the present findings is that prior reproductive experience may reduce the female's response to stress well beyond weaning.
"These new findings indicate that the maternal brain is a dynamic and changing structure, and suggest that increased activity of the prolactin receptor system in females who have given birth and breast fed their off
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Data Breaches at Hilton and Trump Hotels
In August, Visa alerted many financial institutions of a security breach that took place between April 21 and July 27 of this year. The notifications included the credit card numbers that Visa believed might have been compromised during this time period.
Sources from those banks determined that these credit cards had been used at Hilton properties, according to security expert Brian Krebs. These included Embassy Suites, Doubletree, Hampton Inn and Suites, and the Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts. Hilton assured customers they "take any potential issue very seriously, and we are looking into this matter."
Hilton was not the only hotel company breached. The Trump Hotel Collection released a statement that between May 19, 2014 and June 2, 2015, credit card numbers, card expiration dates and security codes may have been compromised. The statement went on to report, "there may have been unauthorized malware access to some of the computers that host our front desk terminals and payment card terminals in our restaurants, gift shops and other point-of-sale purchase locations."
The properties that were breached were Trump SoHo New York, Trump National Doral, Trump International New York, Trump International Chicago, Trump International Waikiki, Trump International Hotel & Tower Las Vegas, and Trump International Toronto.
Trump Hotel Collection is offering guests who stayed at their properties during this time period a free year of Experian credit monitoring services. They ask clients to call 877-803-8586 for more information.
For both companies, it appears as if the breach took place in the hotel gift shops and restaurants, so it may not affect customers who only used their cards to reserve a room.


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That would make a really cool t-shirt. :)
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To all those zealots who, ten years ago, mixed delight with schadenfreude at the outright ban on smoking in pubs and restaurants and didna ken that the health fascists behind it would ever come for them…..well, ye ken noo!
The smoking ban was justified by government largely on the grounds of protecting non-users of tobacco from passive smoking. Thus proposed compromises more in tune with a liberal society (e.g. smoking rooms with enhanced ventilation levels) were dismissed because of the perceived threats to employees.
Yet Professor Sir Richard Doll, the medical expert in the UK most associated with first linking cigarettes to lung cancer, insisted that passive smoking, though unpleasant to some, presented virtually no danger to the health of other adults. Sir Richard, a 20 a day man until his mid-forties, maintained this stance until he died, aged 92.
So while the jury is still out on the dangers tobacco smoke presents to non-users, no such claims can be made about sugary, fizzy drinks, which affect only those who seriously over-indulge.
No one has ever been knocked down by a driver or assaulted by a passer-by 'high' on just Irn-Bru, Fanta or Pepsi Cola.
Yet according to press reports some soor plooms among Scottish health campaigners have turned their ire on soft drinks on the grounds that these help induce obesity and are a cancer risk.
Not content with the forthcoming tax on sugar (the virtues of which are itself debatable) they are now calling for bans on advertising and sponsorship of soft drinks – brazenly using anti-smoking measures as examples of 'success'.
Not being a medical expert, I have no opinion on the veracity or otherwise of these claims; my argument is that the extent to which health is adversely affected by soft drinks is, to a large extent, less important than the power of self-styled health bodies and the influence they have over both ordinary people and the business sector.
If you are seriously concerned about public health but value individual freedom which, within certain limits, is the cornerstone of a liberal democracy, then the most appropriate route is educating consumers rather than targeting businesses manufacturing soft drinks which, unless taken to excess, harm no one.
It is the responsibility of parents, not manufacturers, to control the intake of sugary drinks in children and adolescents. Similarly adults themselves; anyone over the age of 18 and with half a brain is already aware that consuming a 330ml can several times a week is perfectly reasonable…..whereas necking down two litres of the stuff on a daily basis might not be in their best interests.
The responsibility of the end-user to police his or her own intake of sugary drinks is further emphasised by the fact that almost every brand of soft drink also has a low-sugar or low-calorie alternative.
Some of those who prefer the full-sugar version complain that low-calorie drinks 'just don't taste right'. Well, tough. At least they have a choice.
Unfortunately personal responsibility does not fit the agenda of health-promoting bodies, which are invariably funded by the taxpayer and stuffed with people who have a background in the public sector or charities (themselves mainly funded by government) and who, to various degrees, are of a left-wing persuasion. As such they would rather target businesses than lazy parents or irresponsible adult individuals.
It is all part of a wider modern abrogation of personal responsibility. Invariably, a defence lawyer will excuse the behaviour of a young, thuggish client on the grounds that he got into 'bad company'; but this 'bad company' usually consists of shadowy figures who are never identified.
Similarly with people trafficked into the UK who are always given the status of 'victims' by the BBC, Channel 4 News and newspapers like The Guardian. That by putting themselves into the hands of people-traffickers, the 'victims' knew they were entering this country illegally is a non sequitur.
No doubt those within the publicly-funded health promotion sector consider their actions to be 'community-minded' without giving a thought to what, for example, a ban on advertising and sponsorship might do for employment levels at the Cumbernauld factory of AG Barr, the maker of Irn-Bru and one of the most successful-ever of Scottish companies.
But it is not only soft drink manufacturers (and food processors, being similarly targeted) who need to worry. By implication the threat extends across the whole of industry.
For example, a company has been successfully manufacturing prams and buggies for decades until some health-promoting busybody discovers one of the components contains a mineral which just might harm either an infant or parents who regularly open and fold the contraption. Even if the chance of harm is around a million to one, it could be enough for a call for a ban or at least an expensive modification of the product.
When health and safety took off in the 1970s many businesses saw only additional costs for little advantage yet much of the legislation once considered dangerously revolutionary has led to positive practices that are now considered the norm.
Unfortunately the field now seems to have been taken over by a certain excessive zeal that sometimes defies logic. In theory, therefore, no reputable business is completely safe; what affects one affects them all.
Those MPs clamouring to be allowed a vote to accept or reject whatever Brexit deal is eventually struck with the EU insist they are being faithful to the democratic process. In reality this is a tactic of delay and obfuscation by bad loser Bremoaners in the hope of subverting the referendum result by default.
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The Jamaica Reggae Ride will take cyclists on a 3 day, escorted bike ride across the scenic south and north of the island of Jamaica. The route passes through stunning landscapes, passing coconut & banana plantations, white sand beaches and through quaint fishing villages.
There will be some fast flats and a few climbs, but we cater to ALL pace levels. If you are an elite cyclist, be prepared to be challenged by the island's top champions and if you are a newbie or intermediate cyclist, know that we make it fun for everyone and there is full service support at all times along the way.
This is a concierge service tour with pros as tour leaders.
Our stops are well planned so as to ensure everyone experiences the real Jamaica: we will have a rest stop at a farmer's market, have a visit with local school children and you have the option to climb a cascading 600ft waterfall! The Jamaican people are warm and genuinely friendly. You'll get to meet them up close and in their real world!
There is time in the afternoons to meet up with fellow cyclists, spouses and friends to explore the island's beaches, restaurants and attractions or to take in a massage or visit a spa.
So come on, let's ride!
Let us show you why Jamaica is truly the "heartbeat" of the Caribbean
Montego Bay Airport (MBJ)
We highly recommend to arrive on the earliest flight you can get into MBJ airport.
Upon arrival go to Desk8, Holiday Services for your airport transfer to Negril
DAY 2: Negril to Southcoast and interior 52 miles
Travel on the southside of Jamaica to areas rarely seen by tourists. It's an in-depth visit to the interior of the island and the "real" Jamaica. There are scenic views of the Caribbean with smooth gently undulating, roads. We will be riding through a lot of sugar cane plantation country and of course stop to sample some too. Sugar cane juice provides natural energy from the source.
DAY 3 : Negril to Montego Bay: 56 miles cycling
A scenic ride with a few rollers, along the northcoast of the island. We start along the southcoast and then return to the northcoast to enjoy coconuts with Sugar, the vendor who has been serving our tours since 2009 in the Lucea Market. Drink fresh coconut water straight from the nut and walk through the farmers market. We then head to the tourism capital of the island of Montego Bay.
DAY 4: Montego Bay to Ocho Rios: 60 miles cycling
Today sees us heading along the northcoast of the island, along perfectly paved roads, that goes through historic places like Runaway Bay, where slaves escaped by boats, and Discovery Bay where Christopher Columbus first set foot on Jamaican soil. There are a few climbs along the way!
Even those doing the shorter distance get to challenge themselves! We stop at the Joe James Gallery where school children come out to sing and we have a visit from a nearby orphanage (our official charity).
After lunch there is an option to stop at the island's number on attraction: Dunns River Waterfalls. (Entrance fee not included) Here the water cascades from 660ft straight into the warm Caribbean sea, and we have the challenge to climb to the very top! Its as exhilarating as it is invigorating and not to be missed!
Transport from Holiday Inn Sunspree to Montego Bay airport
Route changes:
Every effort will be made to adhere to the planned route. Any unforeseen adjustments will be noted on our website in advance of the event , noted on the route guides, or explained by our Ride tour Leaders and Road Master during the Jamaica Reggae Ride. There are no refunds or compensations for any route changes, whatsoever.
Day 1:
Airport transfers from Montego Bay airport to Negril
- 3:00-4:00pm - Welcome briefing. This is your chance to meet the Ride Master, Tour leaders, other staff and the other riders. We have a brief talk on the ride, what to expect, and answer any questions.
- 6:30pm - Dinner (not included). There will be an optional dinner out at a selected restaurant.
Overnight Hotel: Rooms Negril (included)
Day 2:
Negril - Savanna-la-mar - Frome - Grange Hill - Negril
- 06:30-07:00 - Breakfast
- 07:00-07:30 - Photos and then Ride out
- 11:30am Return to hotel
- 12noon - 1pm Lunch
- 6:30pm-8:00pm Optional dinner out (not included).
Overnight Hotel : Rooms Negril
Day 3:
Negril - Sheffield - Green Island - Montego Bay
- 06:00-06:30 - Luggage drop-off at reception and check out of hotel
- 06:30-07:00 - Breakfast
- 11:30am Arrival at the hotel. Afternoon at leisure in this all inclusive resort.
- 6:30pm-8:00pm Optional tour to the Luminous Lagoon
- Dinner in the hotel. Hotel is an all inclusive resort. All drinks and food are included here.
Overnight hotel : Holiday Inn Sunspree
Day 4:
Montego Bay to Ocho Rios
- 05:30-06:00 Luggage drop-off at reception and check out of hotel
- 06:00-06:30 Breakfast
- 06:30 Ride out
- 1:00pm Lunch in Ocho Rios
2:00-4:00pm Optional tour: Dunns River Waterfalls Tour
Overnight hotel: Holiday Inn Sunspree Resort (all inclusive)
Day 5:
Departure to MBJ Airport (transfers included)
- Early Booking rate: $899 by Dec 31
- Special Package rate $999 by Jan 31
- Regular package rate: $1199
- Installment payment plan package $1299
Package Rates are per person and include:
- Arrival airport transport to Negril (from MBJ airport)
- Departure airport transport to Montego Bay airport from Holiday Inn
- 2 nights in Rooms Negril hotel with continental breakfast
- 2 nights in the all inclusive resort Holiday Inn
- 4 breakfasts
- 3 lunches ( 1 lunch all inclusive at Holiday Inn)
- 2 dinners (all inclusive stay at Holiday Inn )
- Official tour leaders and cycling guide support.
- Technical support along the entire route
- Sag wagon ( support vehicle) with each group of riders.
- Police Escorted ride
- Certified First Aid personnel
- Refreshment stop every 20 miles - included.
- Water, Hydration fluid, Fruits and snacks included
- Official Finishers medal
Single supplement option: US$359 ( this is found under Additional Purchases)
All participants who do not pay for the single supplement, are automatically paired with another cyclist of the same gender, in a twin bedded room.
What is NOT included: Lunch for arrival day , 2 dinners, Optional Tours, Bike setup/repack , Bike rental, Tips for the staff, Travel medical insurance. It is compulsory for all participants to have international medical insurance to include international medical air ambulance and to send a copy of the insurance to the organizer. All participants must also sign a waiver of liability which is included in the registration process.
Additional nights pre or post the ride are available and can be booked under Extras when you are registering. The rates below are per ROOM per night, single or double occupancy is the same rate! So if you are sharing with someone, just one person books the room.
Rooms Negril $99 Holiday Inn Sunspree $190, all inclusive
There is no agency or club that can collect deposits or payments on our behalf at any time.
There is the option to pay in FULL, or to pay in Installments.
If you are a couple or two friends traveling together, and both are cycling, you will each need to register individually. Then just send an email stating you wish to share a room and if you wish to have a king or twin beds and we will put you in the room together.


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Applet Languages
At the GNOME Summit, Owen suggested the following:
When trying to decide on a language for applets/widgets, just about everyone will suggest their own favorite language along with reasons why that language is appropriate. However, one thing that needs to be considered is choosing nobody's favorite language- Javascript.
Owen, I see your point but have to disagree. One of the key purposes of an applet/widget framework should be to allow new and inexperienced developers to easily write their first GNOME application with the smallest learning curve possible. Because of all the people familiar with it, Javascript is an appropriate language, but so are Python and C#.
Before I focus on the advantages of using multiple languages for applet development, I'd like to review a few of the key philosophies that drive GNOME Development:
- Software should be easy and simple to use for new users.
- Software shouldn't have a large learning curve.
- Different pieces of software for the same platform should use consistent interface elements and share design decisions. Users shouldn't need to learn new skills in order to use new applications.
When these same philosophies are applied to development and placed in a GNOME specific context their implications are:
- There should be GNOME frameworks that allow developers to easily write applications, even if they have no prior experience with GNOME.
- Developers shouldn't have to learn many new skills in order to develop their first GNOME application. When possible, they should be able to use their existing knowledge from other platforms.
- Different pieces of software for the same platform should use the same technologies. A developer working on one GNOME application should be able to quickly jump in and contribute to a fellow GNOME developer's application without needing to learn anything new.
The implications of 2 and 3 are problematic and contradictory. If we allow developers to jump into GNOME Development using all of their existing skills (including intimate knowledge of languages and toolkits), how can we still create a united platform that uses one set of standard and familiar GNOME technologies? More importantly, how can we create a platform with an interface that's consistent for users?
The solution that's been followed for the past 11 years is a simple one- Wherever giving developers extra freedom will not hurt the user experience, freedom should be given. In other words, development in multiple languages is fine, but using multiple toolkits is not fine.
This strategy has worked amazingly well. There are a wealth of applications that have been written in C, C++, Python, Mono, and a few other languages. If GNOME had begun with an ironset rule that applications may only be developed in C, we would still be in the dark ages of desktop development with all development done by a few hardcore C junkies. Heck, even if applications were allowed to be written in one "high level" language like Perl- or even the fledgling Python of 1997, for that matter- we would still never be where we are today. All of the goodness that has come out of Mono- and most likely everything that uses pygtk, as well- would have been lost in the curves and twists of a what-if history of GNOME.
The reason GNOME is so diverse and powerful today is because of it's flexibility with regard to languages and even technologies. We've always embraced the new and hot, most recently with Clutter. We've also always allowed developers to use as many of their existing coding skills as possible. We've taken in developers from just about everywhere- Windows, Mac OS X, the Web, etc- and they're the reason that GNOME rocks so much today.
Owen, I'd love to support simplified Javascript applets/widgets, but I can't imagine doing so without still supporting other types of widgets. There are no statistics regarding how many developers come to GNOME from other platforms, and whether most of them come from web development or desktop development. The one fact is that we do have developers from both ends of the spectrum, and our job is to get as many of them as possible involved with GNOME development. A framework that will alienate half- or even a quarter- of them is not the right answer.
Going to Boston
I've been invited to the GNOME User Experience Hackfest in Boston, and I'm going! (Thanks to the GNOME foundation who offered to cover the expenses.)
One of the main topics of the hackfest is collaboration throughout the desktop. Universal Applets 0.1 should be out by the time that the hackfest begins, so it'll be a good opportunity to get some feedback and share ideas with the rest of the community.
Anyway, thank you again to the GNOME foundation for making this possible! I'll see some of you in Boston!
UA News Roundup
There's a lot going on in the Universal Applets community at the moment, so I've decided to start writing semi-weekly wrap-up posts summarizing everything that's happened. Here goes news roundup #1:
I know the news is already out all over the forums, so I'll try to keep this short: There's been some tension between myself and Whise lately, and the situation has not been fun. Instead of staying around the Screenlets project and doing development in a small hidden corner, I've decided to fork the project. I don't have anything personal against Whise or the Screenlets project, and in the long run, I'm confident that a fork will be the healthiest option for both sides.
That said, Whise is responsible for bringing Screenlets all the way from the buggy version 0.0.10 to this month's stable 0.1.2 release. I know version numbers don't excite most people, but, whether you're running the Universal Applets or Screenlets codebase, Whise does deserve your thanks along with RYX, so I suggest that you head over to the forums or gnome-look and let him know that.
IRC Channel… Phoenix, Melange, Paragon, and Lizard
Until the community decides on a new name for Universal Applets, there's a temporary irc channel at #universal-applets on freenode with a looong list of names in the channel topic. Head over there and let us know what you think, or suggest a name of your own.
Screenlets-Extras and New Central Repository
Moving on to something a bit more cheerful than forks, we recently moved all of the individual Screenlets out of the core Universal Applets branch and into Kwaanens' new-ish Screenlets-extras branch. (Based on the abandoned 3rd party screenlets project.) At the moment, there's nothing too exciting going on over there, but I suspect that'll change by my next post
In other long-overdue news, Some-guy recently pulled off some magic with OpenSuse's Build Service and is now running a central repository for both Universal Applets, Screenlets, and Screenlets-extras. Kwaanens and Gilir also helped out, yet again proving that they're worth their weight in gold.
When Bling Starts Bouncing
Yesterday, I committed some hacky code into Melange (the main Universal Applets server) for a shiny new physics engine. Words really just don't do it justice, so go over and get it while it's hot.
Universal Applets Overview
NOTE: Some of this post is no longer relevant. Please use Universal Applet's internal documentation.
At the moment, there's very little documentation for developers describing the Universal Applets architecture. I'm hoping to roll out a stable release within the next week or two, and I should have the time to write up some docs after that.
In the meantime, this post should provide adequate installation instructions and a quick developer overview for those of you who have been asking. If you haven't already done so, please read this article first.
Installing Universal Applets and Getting the Server to Run
1. Grab a copy of the branch off of bzr with the following command:
bzr co http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~aantny/screenlets/universal-applets
You can subscribe to the branch on launchpad here.
2. Install Universal Applets with the following:
sudo make install
3. Start the server with the following: chmod u+x src/share/examples/server.py src/share/examples/server.py
4. Start any screenlet or applet. There's a non-screenlet-based test applet in src/share/examples/test-applet.py
The Architecture
The Universal Applets architecture is heavily built on XEmbed and DBUS. Any application can create an applet using a GtkPlug (or the equivalent widget in any X toolkit) and any application can display an applet using a GtkSocket. All communication between the applet (the process containing the GtkPlug) and the server (the process containing the GtkSocket) is done over DBUS.
There can be multiple servers running at any time. Each server can display applets in different places on the screen (e.g. in a sidebar or in a panel). In other words, the same applet can be displayed in different applications without requiring any modifications to the original applet. Accordingly, an applet server can easily display any applet without knowing or caring what language the applet was written in. Again, applets do not run in the same process as the applet server.
The Ten Second Component Overview
At this point, the only server is the aptly named server.py application that's contained in my branch. server.py displays applets in toplevel windows. It runs a DBUS service and holds an array of GtkWindows and GtkSockets. (The toplevel windows are commonly referred to as "applet containers.") Any application which would like to function as an applet server can do so by implementing similar DBUS code. Yes, it's really that easy.
The AppletWrapper class implements all of the basic code necessary for an applet. It can be used to make any part of an app's gui function as an applet. It handles the DBUS communication with the applet server and automagically takes care of all the nitty gritty XEmbed details. AppletWrapper is currently written in Python but I'm planning on reimplementing it in C.
In the layman's terms: By using AppletWrapper any part of your app can gain toggleable applet status with about three extra lines of code. Nifty.
The Screenlets base class contains code for applets that need to implement custom drawing. It's not absolutely necessary, but if you're planning on writing a python applet you should probably subclass the Screenlets class. It supports theming and editable options (options that can be edited with a GUI) and will make your life simpler. Screenlets uses AppletWrapper for the magical DBUS and XEmbed 'stuff'.
The session class is used by Screenlets to handle multiple instances. If you're writing your own applet using AppletWrapper (or if you're implementing your own equivalent to AppletWrapper) you can ignore it.
Other Important Notes:
There's still some ugly and outdated legacy code from Screenlets in several places. In particular, I wouldn't even try to understand the screenlets-manager.py file. It's a coding nightmare and will be rewritten by the Universal Applet's 0.1 release.
The server.py application (the name will change to something more original with the release) is the only currently the only applet server. There are plans to add support to Awn in the coming weeks.
There are still several features missing in Universal Applets that are present in the Screenlets. I've tried to focus on improving the stability and performance instead of adding new features. If someone wants to test the speed of my branch against screenlets' trunk, I'd be interested in the results.


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Meisterplan Extends Global Reach
At the 3rd PMO Leaders and Project Portfolio Managers Forum in Budapest, Hungary, Meisterplan was presented as the easy and visual alternative to existing PPM software solutions. Imre Szalay, the PMI Hungary Chapter Leader, introduced the Topic of PPM Application's User Experience, which gave a general introduction to the characteristics of PPM applications. Next, Miklós Szilassy from Antenna Hungária presented MS Project Server Implementation Lessons Learned regarding the application features and project attributes.
Dávid Csomós, Freelancer PM, continued the presentation with HP PPMC as an enterprise resource and portfolio management application, sharing the implementation experience as a project manager. He also introduced and presented Meisterplan, highlighting how Meisterplan makes portfolio management visual and easy.
Csomós also identified the benefits of scenario planning with Meisterplan, including:
Simulating a different project case, and realignment of strategic goals
The ability to quickly see the impact that plan changes have on resources, goals, and budget re-allocation
The accuracy of the scenarios, which are logged and ready to be shared immediately
After the presentations, an open discussion was held around the challenges of resource allocation and project administration in terms of resource scheduling.
The next forum topics will be PMO Roles and Marketing Inside the Organization, and PMO Stakeholder Management.


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That peculiarly fascinating fable of a devilishly cruel British lord which was played with such wit and finish by Robert Morley on the stage in "Edward, My Son," has been drained of its most trenchant poison in its tranference to the screen and with the plainly unBritish Spencer Tracy acting the principal role. Now it is moderately intriguing but devoid of its ironies, withal, in the luxurious Metro production to be seen on the Music Hall's screen.Perhaps if the play and Mr. Morley's rare performance weren't so fresh in our minds, this film treatment of an urbane monster might appear an audacious thing. For certainly the merciless saga of the villainies of one Lord Boult (it was Holt on the stage), recounted herein, is iconclastic for the screen. The brashness with which this British nabob steps frankly and callously on people's necks in building a fortune for his son's sake (or so he says) is uncommonly strong. And the lesson he gives of the perversion of love and ambition is bold.Shallow, perhaps, as a study of the accumulation of power, this drama is nonetheless gripping in its expose of the intimate life of a man in his ruthless rise from poverty to fabulous position and wealth. Following substantially the story which Mr. Morley and Noel Langley wrote, the film lays the dark details in order—the act of arson which started the rise, the blackmailing of a schoolmaster, the cold betrayal of an old friend, the callous abandonment of a mistress, the intimidation of a loyal wife—all on the pretext of making "the world an oyster" for an inevitably corrupted son.And not only is the story intriguing in its details, but some of the people in it are consistently interesting. The wife is a sweet, pathetic creature, smoothly and affectingly played by Deborah Kerr who makes her final wallow in dipsomania a briefly shattering thing. A doctor friend, played by Ian Hunter, is a stalwart and tolerant man, full of wistful compassion, and the mistress, played by Leueen MacGrath, is most fetching. Mervyn Johns, playing an old friend and conspirator in crime, is excellent, too, and smaller roles, all fascinating, are finely played by Felix Aylmer and Ernest Jay.However, it must be acknowledged that Mr. Tracy, in the role of Lord Boult, fails to give clear definition or consistency to this ruthless man. As Mr. Morley played him, he was a behemoth of baldfaced insolence, casually knocking down people with his candid arrogance and brass. He was flippant, indeed, in his demeanor, and completely, almost genially, self-assured. And he hadn't a shred of conscience nor concern over anyone's regard.But as Mr. Tracy plays him, he is a really decent sort who sells his soul for the sake of his beloved son and whose defection seems to haunt him for the rest of his life. His moments of hard and ruthless dealing, in which his eyes narrow coldly and his jaw sets, are heavily interlarded with gay and smiling gobs of Tracy charm. There is nothing sardonic about him. He is even dull as a personality. The fact that he doesn't appear British is easily explained: he's Canadian.And—blame this on Donald Ogden Stewart, who wrote the script, or perhaps on Edwin Knopf, who produced the film in England, or on Director George Cukor, or on all three—the final episode in the stage play has been absurdly bowdlerized and Lord Boult has been made to pay for his mischief by a sobering stretch in jail. As he closes his autobiography and bids the audience "good night," one senses that he is lugging a heavy conscience down that weary last mile.Say this, however, for the film folks: they haven't put Edward on the screen. That major restraint is most welcome. Plainly, he couldn't be endured.On the stage at the Music Hall are Genia Melnitchenko, Norman Thomson and Fernand Nault, Buck and Bubbles, Glenn Burris, the Rudells, the Corps de Ballet, Glee Club and Rockettes.
EDWARD, MY SON, screen play by Donald Ogden Stewart, from the stage play by Robert Morley and Noel Langley; directed by George Cukor; produced by Edwin H. Knopf for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. At the Music Hall.Arnold Boult . . . . . Spencer TracyEvelyn Boult . . . . . Deborah KerrDr. Larry Woodhope . . . . . Ian HunterBronton . . . . . James DonaldHarry Simpkins . . . . . Mervyn JohnsEileen Perrin . . . . . Leueen MacGrathMr. Hanray . . . . . Felix AylmerMr. Kedner . . . . . Walter FitzgeraldBetty Foxley . . . . . Tilsa PageDetective . . . . . Ernest JayEllerby . . . . . Colin GordonPhyllis Mayden . . . . . Harriette JohnsSummers . . . . . Julian d'AlbieSergeant Kenyon . . . . . Clement McCallin


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Tour of Homes & Studios
PopUP: Gilbert Cellars
Student & Faculty Exhibit
Larry Petry
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The Seasons
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Yakima Symphony
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Gallery Exhibition
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17th Annual Tour of Artists' Homes & Studios
Self-Guided Tour
Saturday, May 21, 2016
Enjoy the day touring local artists' homes and studios. This annual self-guided tour never disappoints as it lets us see the works and surroundings of outstanding artists and collectors in our valley. This year's homes:
Leo Adams, Carole DeGrave, Wilma Dulin, Peg and Andy Granitto, Raul Hernandez, and Penn O. Shelton
Tickets: $20 adult; $5 student. Tickets:
Larson Gallery
Oak Hollow Gallery
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Yakima Bindery
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Artwork by Wilma Dulin
PopUP Gilbert Cellars Gallery
Goathead Press
Thursday May 19, 2017
Exhibit is open 3PM-8PM. Artist talk at 7PM
YVCC Student & Faculty Exhibit
In the Larson Gallery
Through May 28, 2016
Photography, painting, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics from the current academic year.
The Work of Larry Petry
Oak Hollow Gallery, Chalet Place Mall
After retiring from a career in Education here in Yakima and with the Red Cross on the West side of the State, Larry began to explore his creative side in painting and making metal sculpture. His vibrant paintings express varied subjects from portraits to abstracts using a mix of media: wood dye, glue, varnishes, oil paint, fabric, etc. He paints in his Bellevue studio and welds in the garage of his Yakima home.
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Certified USDA Organic, Non-GMO Project verified and Vegan, with no Wheat, Corn, Soy or Dairy
Supports your body's blood sugar and cholesterol levels already within normal range
Supports the normal health and lifespan of the hormone-producing beta cells in your pancreas
Supports your body's built-in response to sugar, and how it's stored in your muscles and liver
This popular vegetable is revered both in Ayurvedic herbal tradition and curry dishes alike. Its bitterness was key to its early discovery by ancient physicians who used it to strengthen the digestive potential for sweet foods and to support balance.*
Modern research has revealed an array of unique plant compounds that mirror and support pancreatic function and insulin production.*
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My opinion of grenadine had been somewhat similar to Mr. O'Neill's. That is to say it's for sweetness and colour. It certainly isn't pomegrante syrup. If it were it would be called Pomegreante Syrup. It`s not that, it`s Grenadine. There's usually something else going on flavourwise. Perhaps orange flower, perhaps Jamaica flower, most likely vanilla. In fact sometimes vanilla only. This is what most people know of grenadine. Then again, most people think a frozen strawberry daiquiri is a legitimate drink. Viewing grenadine as I did, my use of it-a dash at a time-was to add some sweetness and colour to a drink. I've been able to get away with it. Then I went and flouted it. Oops.
Boozeblogging is funny business. We can set aside political divides and all get along whilst making questionable concoctions and insulting each other's lineage, etc. Just don't use grocery store grenadine. Especially not Rose's. And once you've not done that don't not pass it off like its no big thing.
So there I was thinking that an ingredient used one dash at a time and just really for sweetness and colour needn't be anything more than coloured syrup. I got all smart-assy about it. And then.....
Doug went all "hard shake" on me in the comments; so he should.
I'm sorry if I made anyone cry.
Seeing the error of my ways (somewhat like Rick's reveleation about pineapple juice) I've decide to not use any grenadine until I have some actual grenadine. Not a hardship. I imagine tasting the real thing will be an eye-opener.
Speaking of an eye opener...
Café au Piment Drachme
0.25 oz pimento dram
8 oz strong coffee
Pour pimento dram into heated mug. Top with coffee.
What's that have to do with grenadine? Nothing.
Sort of the point...
However, I will keep using Rose's Lime Cordial. Here's why:
Water, sugar, juice, acid, preservative, colour.
I will also still put Rose's in my toast too.


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So you want to change/update your SBI account registered mobile number and visiting your home branch to do this, but wait you can do this online, no need to visit the branch.
Today we will tell you how to change registered mobile number online for your SBI account.
State bank of India now providing online facility to complete most of the basic small works like register your pan card, apply atm card, activation for card and many more.
For this you must have State bank Net banking facility, if you have this then you can do all bank related works online without visiting branch.
So let's see how you can change your sbi account registered mobile number.
Change/Update SBI Account registered Mobile Number
The process is simple and takes less than 10 minutes.
Before we start keep your old number activated because you will receive OTP password on it. Keep ready your ATM/debit card and PIN.
1 First login to state bank of India Net banking, visit https://www.onlinesbi.com
2 After login to your account click on My Account & Profile tab, and here you have to click on Profile.
3 Now click on personal details & Mobile
On next screen you need to enter profile password, enter it & proceed.
4 In profile you can see "Change Mobile number-Domestic only (Through OTP/ATM/Contact Centre)" , click on it.
5 Now enter your new mobile number, once again re-enter mobile number and click on submit.
6 After submitting new number, next screen you can see 3 options to change your registered number.
- By OTP on both the mobile number
- IRATA: Internet banking request approval through ATM
- Approval through contact centre
Select "By OTP on both the mobile number" option and proceed.
7 Now select your account number and click proceed.
8 Next screen select your ATM/Debit card and proceed.
9 Next screen you need to enter your card details. Enter Card number, expiry date, name and ATM PIN. Click on proceed.
10 Now you will receive OTP & reference number on your both (old & new) mobile number as you can see below screenshot.
11 You need to send this OTP and reference number to 567676, see below screenshot.
12 After successfully sending OTP and Reference number from both numbers (old & new), your mobile number will be updated. You will receive an SMS on the new number. Wait for 24 hours.
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2019 Parade Registration Information
Before proceeding with registration of your entry, please review all the information on this page and share it with everyone in your group that needs to know. It contains important information.
Starting Time:
Our parade begins promptly at 9:30 in the morning from the corner of Gregory Lane and Woodsworth Lane, and will proceed in the southbound direction down Cleaveland Rd. and then turning left onto Trelany Rd. heading toward Gregory Lane. To achieve this timely step-off, we line up all the entries into the proper order in the assembly area prior to the parade start. This ensures a smooth and prompt start-up.
Assembly Area:
The parade assembly area will be on Woodsworth Lane and all entries must enter the assembly area from Contra Costa Blvd. In order to enter the assembly area, you will need travel in the southbound direction down Contra Costa Blvd. and turn right onto Woodsworth Lane. Please note that the entrance to the assembly area on Woodsworth Lane has been changed this year due to the change in the parade route Click HERE for a map of the assembly area and this year's parade route.
Street Closures:
Starting at 7:30 a.m. portions of Gregory Lane, Woodsworth Lane, Crescent Drive, Crescent Plaza and Boyd will be closed. Therefore, please view the MAP to find the route that works best for you (as well as any other vehicles that will be joining you). Remember, the only approach to the assembly area is from SOUTHBOUND CONTRA COSTA BLVD.
Performance routines are welcomed all along the route, but must keep moving in a Forward Direction, keeping an even space between units. As your unit passes each of the 3 announcer stands along the route, our announcers will read the script that you have provided.
Near the end, a parade official will collect your number placard. When you reach the end at Boyd and Cleaveland, please proceed to the parking lot at Sequoia Middle School or Sequoia Elementary located on the north side of Boyd, where all entries will be able to disassemble and all riders can get off and walk on the sidewalk to the rest of the Fourth of July festivities. This will help us to avoid any backups or traffic jams at the end of the parade and help to ensure the safety of all participants. If you are returning to the park, be extra careful as this area is open to general traffic. Police and/or volunteers will be present to assist in this area.
If you are leaving the area entirely, you may proceed westbound on Boyd (past Sequoia) or turn southbound onto Cleaveland.
Thank you for participating in this year's parade. Have a wonderful and safe fourth.
Photo/Video Permission:
Participants acknowledge and agree that photos or video taken during the parade sponsored by and/or included in the Pleasant Hill Fourth of July celebration may be used without further consent or compensation by the Pleasant Hill Fourth of July Commission for promotional purposes. This includes, but is not limited to websites, Facebook, social networks, articles, and any other promotional or news materials regardless of format.
Now that we have reviewed the basic parade information lets proceed with registration of your entry.
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People who are browsing search results on smartphones view and react differently to ads compared to desktop users. Understanding these key differences can help drive a better strategy for how you plan your Google AdWords campaigns. Sometimes displaying the same ads to a mobile user simply won't work as well. Let's examine why mobile users are different than desktop users. This might seem familiar as you think of how you use your smartphone…
1. They engage in search results when they are on the go – looking for location based information, such as recommendations, directions, or phone numbers.
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3. People search for, and download apps (maybe your app!)
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Tip one: Create at least one "mobile only" ad in each ad group. This gives you the opportunity to present an ad that is designed to get the best response rate when displayed to mobile users. This really sets the stage for the next two recommendations on what your ad should entail…
Tip two: Make sure your website is mobile optimized, and link your "mobile only" ads to it. This really helps increase conversion rates. Have you ever clicked on a search listing while on your phone, only to browse through a garbled array of information? It only leads to frustration, and abandonment of the page (high bounce rates, ugh!)
Tip three: Customize your ad copy so that the call to action really speaks to people browsing on their phone. You can increase user engagement when you use a call to action like, "Call now to (insert desired conversion here) or Find Nearby Stores."" For your display URL, take the liberty to let mobile users know that this listing was made for them. You can do this by adding "/phone" or "/mobile" at the end of your display URL.
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text: Numbers: 150,000Founder: Zarathustra (in Greek, Zoroaster) was a Persian prophet who at the age of 30 believed he had seen visions of God, whom he called Ahura Mazda, the creator of all that is good and who alone is worthy of worship. This was a departure from previous Indo-Persian polytheism, and Zarathustra has been termed the first non-biblical monotheist (though monotheism in Zoroastrianism never took on the absolute quality that it assumed in Judaism and Islam). Though there is disagreement among scholars as to exactly when and where Zarathustra lived, most agree that he lived in eastern Iran probably around the sixth century B.C.E. Main Tenets: Zoroastrian theology is strongly dualistic. In his visions, Zarathustra was taken up to heaven, where Ahura Mazda revealed that he had an opponent, Aura Mainyu, the spirit and promoter of evil. Ahura Mazda charged Zarathustra with the task of inviting all human beings to choose between him (good) and Aura Mainyu (evil). Consequently, Zoroastrianism is a highly ethical religion. Zarathustra taught that humans are free to choose between right and wrong, truth and lie, and light and dark, and that their acts, words, and thoughts would affect their lives after death. He was thus the first to promote a belief in two heavenly judgments: of the individual soul right after death and of all humankind after a general resurrection. His ideas of heaven, hell, and the resurrection of the body profoundly influenced Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Later Zoroastrianism conceived of an opposition between body and soul, though there was no suggestion in its theology that the body was evil and the soul was good. A wandering preacher from Mesopotamia named Mani developed those theories into an extreme form of dualism called Manichaeism. Main Sacred Text: The Zoroastrian "Avesta" ("Book of the Law") is a fragmentary collection of sacred writings divided into: liturgical works with hymns ascribed to Zarathustra; invocations and rituals to be used at festivals; hymns of praise; and spells against demons and prescriptions for purification. Compiled over many centuries, the Avesta was not completed until Persia's Sassanid dynasty (226-641 C.E.). Principal Center: Zoroastrianism all but disappeared in Persia after the Muslim invasion of 637 C.E. Only about 10,000 survive in remote villages in Iran, but over the centuries many sought religious freedom in India.


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The CALFED Bay-Delta Program emerged from water crises of the 1990s, and was shaped by funding crises in the early 2000s. It was seen as an alternative to the costly and time-consuming legal wrangling amongst Delta interests and a way to solve conflicts in the Delta to benefit the system. Throughout these decades, it has always embodied the most important ideals of government: interagency coordination, collaborative problem-solving and public involvement leading to open and transparent decision-making and accountability.
The CALFED Bay-Delta Program is a unique collaboration among 25 state and federal agencies that came together with a mission: to improve California's water supply and the ecological health of the San Francisco Bay/Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta.
CALFED was created because of the importance of the Delta to California. The majority of the state's water runs through the Delta and into aqueducts and pipelines that distribute it to 25 million Californians throughout the state, making it the single largest and most important source of water for drinking, irrigation and industry.
As an ecosystem, the Delta is unique as the largest estuary on the Pacific Coast and home to more than 750 species of flora and fauna. Additionally, the Delta is home to more than 500,000 people, a major recreation destination and a crossroads for Northern California infrastructure. Finally, the importance of the Delta has made it a politically-charged battleground that has compounded the issue of finding solutions to its problems as an aging and increasingly fragile system susceptible to the forces of land subsidence, seasonal flooding, a future of climate change and sea level rise, the specter of earthquake and the collapse of its ecosystem.
It was the Delta's importance to the economic stability of California and the nation that led to the drafting in 2000 of a 30-year plan for its management and restoration. Implementation of the plan was ultimately pledged by 25 state and federal agencies with expertise to manage the complex program. This plan, set forth in a programmatic Record of Decision, laid out a science-based planning process through which the participating agencies were able to make and implement better, more informed decisions and actions on future projects and programs. Two years later, the California Bay-Delta Authority was created to oversee the program's implementation and Congress adopted the plan in 2004.
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According to RT.com (with the video link) ahead of Sunday evening's scheduled broadcast of a documentary titled "Seyfo 1915 – The Assyrian Genocide," TV4 said it received an email from Turkish embassy press officer Arif Gulen, in which he opposes the film's use of the term "genocide," which is often used to describe the tragic death of as many as 275,000 Assyrians at the hands of Ottoman Turks during WWI.
The Turkish embassy in Stockholm tried to bring pressure to bear over a TV4 documentary, according to TV4's programme director, Viveka Hansson. Hansson, in a statement on the T4 website, said that she had been sent an e-mail by Arif Gulen, the press officer at the Turkish embassy, asking her to "reconsider the decision" to broadcast a documentary tonight about the slaughter by the Ottoman Empire of Armenians and other minorities that occurred during the First World War. Continue reading Turkish embassy tries to muzzle Swedish media


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Heavy steps, Patsy.
I'd rather drink turpentine and piss on a brush fire, I ain't touchin' this one.
I'll tell ya why, five hundred dollars cuts a lot of ties.
I'm real happy for you, Dave.
No, no, Pendleton. The white cake, with the sweet frost.
Tell the governor that i'm Brushy Bill Roberts, alias William Antrim, also known as William H. Bonney, alias Billy the Kid.
William H. Bonney, you are not a god.
Yes your Honor, I do. You can go to hell, hell, hell.
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Don Newton's
career in comics was tragically cut short by a heart attack in 1984, but his
legacy of work lives on! This site is a celebration of that legacy. Batman,
The Phantom, Captain Marvel, Aquaman, The Avengers, The New Gods, and Green
Lantern are just a few of the strips that Don brought to life.
Besides his absolute technical mastery of the medium, Don was known for the humanity
he brought to his characters. As you look at the artwork on this site, note how the
characters relate to one another, through body language and through touch. Welcome
to the Art of Don Newton and please, enjoy your stay!
Last Updated
July 12, 2013
To see a larger version
of any artwork on these pages, click on the picture
on was a little different than the majority of comic artists in that he did
not begin his art career in comics. Before Don became a comic artist, in fact long before
he became a comic artist, back when he was still in high school, Don drew a feature
"Sport Star of the Week" for the Arizona Tribune, in Mesa Arizona. Over the
years Don pulled a number of stints at newspapers. The two pages below are from a
newspaper or magazine called Arizona. Both pieces were done in 1973.
As you should know, Don was also
a painter. His house was said to be filled with painting he had done. Although we would
later know Don for his science fiction, horror, romance and super hero paintings, Don did
a lot of paintings of other genres. Unfortunately, I only have a few examples of this
work. The painting below is identified only as "Landscape with Horseman and
Castle." I don't know when it was done, nor if it was for a specific commission.
As you can see, I wasn't kidding
when I said Don's house was filled with paintings. Every painting you see here was done by
One commission that Don took on
was for six religious painting, for the Hattie Kleinbrook Memorial Collection, in Mesa
Arizona. These paintings were turned into Christmas cards. The painting below is the only
one I have been able to find, and like all of the art on this page it comes to us courtesy
of Howard Siegel.
the angel said unto them, Fear not: for, behold I bring you good tidings of great joy,
which shall be to all people.
For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which
is Christ the Lord.
St Luke 2:10-11
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WILBURTON, OK (Feb. 12, 2014) – Eastern Oklahoma State College students and staff joined hundreds of other college and university students Feb. 11 for the annual Higher Education Day at the State Capitol.
Oklahoma Regents for Higher Education Chancellor Glen Johnson led the event in the House chambers. Senate President Pro Tempore Brian Bingman, Senator Clark Jolley, Representative Harold Wright and State Regents Char James D. Harrel also addressed the attendees.
As Chair of the state's Council of Presidents, Eastern President Dr. Stephen E. Smith also made remarks. Several students from various colleges and universities spoke about the important role higher education plays in their lives, as well as the state's economy.
Eastern students attending the event included Amy Davis of Clayton, Ronan Cloud of Sawyer, Brittany Gilbert of Wetumka, Steele Rasmusson and Casey Citty of Haworth, Keifer Shearer of Broken Bow and Sarah Shero of Hartshorne.
Eastern students and staff gather in the Chamber of the House of Representatives at the State Capitol for Higher Education Day on Feb. 11. Pictured are (front row, left to right) Amy Davis, Sarah Shero, Brittany Gilbert, (back row, left to right) Dean Greg Warren, Vice President for Student Services Dr. Stephen Glazier, Steele Rasmusson, Ronan Cloud, Keifer Shearer, Casey Citty and President Dr. Stephen E. Smith.


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This week we're all about the details, as these beautiful gauzy socks
Socks are perhaps the most banal, yet essential item in the wardrobe. In winter, we cannot live without them – outside, they protect ankles from the icy blast, inside, they are the fleecy backbone of the ideal lounging outfit. And yet, come spring and the merest inkling of sunshine, we turn our backs on these once beloved companions, consigning them to the drawer in favour of flimsy sandals and garish pedicures. Truly, the sock is the forgotten victim of summer.
But let's go back to the beginning. Worn on the foot either to absorb sweat or protect from frostbite, the sock derived its name from the latin soccus – a loose fitting slipper worn by Roman comic actors. The first models were made from animal skins, gathered up and tied around the ankles for comfort and warmth, but by 1000 AD, socks – closer in form to the modern version – had become a symbol of wealth among the nobility. The invention of a knitting machine in 1589 made socks for everyone and today, the Chinese district of Datang – known as Sock City – produces eight billion socks a year, a third of the world's sock production and two pairs for every person on earth.
"Truly, the sock is the forgotten victim of summer"
Just as the number of socks has increased over the centuries, so has their place in popular culture.
The history of the white sock – from school girl cliché, via Louis Armstrong and Michael Jackson signature, to Commes des Garçons staple – and the patterned versions too have endless permutations. There's the sporty – pulled up or rolled down with trainers, the festive – Christmas stockings, the nerdy trainspotter – socks with sandals, and the chic – this season, apparently also socks with sandals. We're focusing on the ethereal joy of these wisps of lace, so as we dream of gauzy sock weather, we ask Wrigley where she'd wear them and who her sock icon would be.
Why did you choose to Love these gauzy socks?
I like the idea of the utilitarian made beautifully impractical.
What would you pair them with, and to what event?
I'd sport them under a floor length dress to a hunt ball, occasionally flashing them to cause consternation.
What has been your most daring sock look to date?
I have a tedious affectation of only ever wearing odd socks – daring only because it caused so much maternal irritation.
Do you have any other favourite sock moments from the catwalk?
This patterned Prada situation is excellent.
Who's your sock icon?
My brother. Stealing his is one of the eternal joys of going home.
Socks for comfort or socks for style?
Sadly odd socks never really look stylish.
What are you most looking forward to about summer?
My wonderful sister's wonderful wedding.
What's the last thing you bought?
A bridesmaid dress.


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In this lecture, which coincides with the publication of her latest book Maonomics, Professor Napoleoni will argue that current global economic turmoil is the beginning of the collapse of capitalism and the victory of "communism with a profit motive" (Commi-Capitalism), that the balance of power in the world is shifting from West to East, and that the Chinese Communist economic model is winning out over the Western system.
Loretta Napoleoni is an expert on terrorist financing and money laundering, and advises several governments and international organizations on these issues. She also advises several banks on strategies to counter the current economic crisis. She is a regular media commentator for CNN, Sky and the BBC, and writes about terrorism, money laundering and the economy for several European national papers including El Pais, The Guardian and Le Monde.


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Aug 9, 2017
Suzi and Emma take the reins this week while Don tries to (unsuccessfully) make the girls jealous of his vacation in the USA. Emma swiftly changes the subject when Suzi threatens to raid Emma's pantry and talk turns to Switzerland's recent National Day on the 1st August, where fireworks kept the skies bright for what seemed like forever. Suzi explains a most likely outdated law regarding Australia's fireworks rules which leads on to a favourite subject of Suzi's - Laws, and the most important one - the Common Sense Law.