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This past weekend, we got together with nine of our Arc'athletes for three perfect days in the remote Vereina valley in the canton of Graubünden, Switzerland. Even though we were just ten kilometers as-the-crow-flies from the famous ski resort of Davos, the area is extremely remote, with barely any signs of human existence during the winter months. We didn't find one single ski track and had the pristine steep faces and narrow couloirs all to ourselves.
Our base camp at two thousand meters above sea level gave us a perfect starting position to explore surrounding valleys and peaks. It snowed heavily on the first day and, unexpectedly, snow conditions were simply perfect. With only a moderate avalanche danger, the following two days were filled with earn-your-turn-sessions from early morning until late in the afternoon.
This backcountry camp gave us a great chance to catch up with our alpine athletes and test a lot of our latest gear – including a few prototypes that you'll hopefully be seeing in our upcoming collections. We shot plenty of photos and video that we'll use later this year to officially kick off the winter season. In the meantime, we've put a handful of great shots in an album on our Facebook page.
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South Africa's double-amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius, at a news conference in Pretoria, South Africa, Friday, Jan. 11, 2008. Pistorius said that he will appeal "at the highest levels" if the IAAF bars him from competing in the Beijing Olympics on grounds that his prosthetic racing blades give him an unfair edge.
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Alan B wrote:Hi Adrian,
My charger is reaching 6.0 amps (which is about all it can do on 6S), so the impedance of the charge lines is not an issue. The charger is the Turnigy Accucel 8150. So far that's the only charger I've tried.
I did change the wires from about 4 feet long to about 7 to 8 feet in this last upgrade, and they are 18 gauge red/black Radio Shack speaker wire. This reached 6.0 amps during my charging test.
Depending on the charger, the results might be different. Which charger, and what length of what gauge wire did you use?
adrian_sm wrote:Can you have it just pull the throttle signal down, like a CA throttle override.
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T1 < Temp < T2: Throttle is progressively limitted to less than full throttle.
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mr.electric wrote:I would personally enjoy a buzzer and or light for overheat. Another approach would be a two step throttle clamp. Limited current available at the first threshold followed by no throttle for the second higher threshold.
Cars used to have various cut offs so the engine stopped before it was damaged. Later it was decided that stopping the motor was dangerous and confusing. Modern cars always have a light or buzzer but no cut off.
I remember some of the early Vespa sized e scooters had a series of safety interlocks including one where the scooter would not run with the kick stand down. This system caused more harm than good and resulted in a bunch of unsatisfied customers.
I think blinking light and or buzzer would work well and add little complexity and cost. Whatever you decide to do I would buy one of these circuits when they are available.
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The Daughter's Story
Inasmuch as the sense of social identity defines the person within Chinese society, individuals in Chinese films are often cast as nonautonomous entities within determining familial, social, and national frameworks. Ever since the 1920s, the portrayals of individuals in films have been inextricably linked to institutions and do not reach resolution outside the latter. Hence, unlike the classical Hollywood style, homogeneity is not restored through the reconciliation of female desires with the male ones, and the ways of looking are not structured according to manipulations of visual pleasure (coding the erotic, specifically) in the language of the Western patriarchal order. With an integration of socialism with Confucian values, film texts after 1949 have often coded the political into both narrative development and visual structures, hence appropriating scopophilia for an asexual idealization. In the post–Cultural Revolution context, then, the critique of such a repressive practice naturally falls on the desexualizing (hence dehumanizing) discourses in the earlier years and their impact on the cultural and human psyche.[18]
The plotting of Yellow Earth , following the doomed fate of Cuiqiao the daughter, seems to have integrated the above view of social identity with the recent critique of dehumanizing political discourses. Within the second narrative strand, the exchange of women in paternally arranged marriages is chosen as the signifier of feudalist victimization of women, while the usual clichés of cruel fathers or class villains are replaced by kind paternal figures. The iconic use of feudal marriage ceremonies has become common literary and filmic practice since the 1930s, but compared with other texts, this one is more subtle and complex in its enunciation of sympathy for women.[19] In this regard, we may undertake to identify two sets of homological structures in the text that function for the above purpose. It is through the narrative and cinematic construction of these structures that Yellow Earth made its statement on patriarchal power as manifested in cultural, social, and political practices.
The first set of homological structures involves the spatial construction of two marriage processions, each characterized by a montage in close-up of the
advancing components (trumpet players, donkey, dowry, the red palanquin and its carriers) in more or less frontal views. In each case, the repetitive and excessive appearance of red, which culturally denotes happiness, fortune, and spontaneity, is reversed in its connotative meaning within the dramatic context of the oppressive marriages. More significantly, the absence/presence of Cuiqiao as an intradiegetic spectator and her look become a linchpin to that system of signification. In the first marriage sequence, the bride is led from the palanquin to kneel with the groom before the ancestor's plate and then taken to their bedroom. Meanwhile, Cuiqiao as a spectator is referred to three or four times in separate shots, establishing her looking as a significant reading of the movement of the narrative. Yet she is not detached from that narrative at all. Seeing her framed as standing at the doorway where Confucius's code of behavior for women is written, one is constantly reminded that Cuiqiao's inscription will be similarly completed (through marriage) within the Confucian code.[20] Her look identifies her with the scene of marriage, and also relays to the audience her narrative image as a young rural female. The victimizing structure (feudalist patriarchy) and the potential victim (Cuiqiao) are joined through a shot/reverse-shot method, mobilized by her looking which coded the social and the cultural into the signifying system here.
In the second marriage sequence, the similar analysis in close-up of the advancing procession (by a similar editing style) performs an act of recall, which as a transformed version of the first marriage sequence reminds the audience of Cuiqiao's role as the intradiegetic spectator previously. In this instance, however, Cuiqiao is the bride, locked behind the dull black door of the palanquin covered by a dazzlingly red cloth. The big close-up of the palanquin, however, suggests her presence within the shot (hidden), in depth, and going through the process of "fulfilling" the inscription predicted earlier on for her against her wish for freedom. The palanquin replaces her look but points to her absence/presence. At the same time, Hanhan, her quiet brother, replaces Cuiqiao as an intradiegetic spectator looking (almost at us) from the back of the palanquin, figuring her absence and her silence. Hanhan as the brother represents an ideal form of male sympathy in that context, yet as the son and heir of a feudal system, he is also potentially responsible for the perpetuation of this victimization. In this manner, the text shifts from a possible statement on class (backwardness of peasants before the Liberation) to a statement of culture (the closed system of patriarchy) to locate the woman's tragedy. With an intertextual understanding of most post-1949 Chinese films presenting feudal marriages, this cultural statement becomes a subtle comment on the (pro-revolutionary) textual appropriations of folk rituals for political rhetorics.
The second set of homological structures appears in two pairs of narrative relationships between three characters (between Cuiqiao's father and Cuiqiao, and
between Gu Qing the soldier and Cuiqiao) concerning the subject of women's (and Cuiqiao's) fate. Initially, one finds the first relationship a negative one while the second is positive, i.e., the father being feudal but the soldier liberating. This is encapsulated in a dialogue in which the soldier attempts to convince the peasants that women in socialist-administered regions receive education and choose their own husbands, and Cuiqiao's father answers: "How can that be? We farmers have rules." However, when one compares the peasants' exchange of women for the survival of the village and the revolutionaries' liberation of women for the promotion of the cause, then one finds both relationships being similarly fixated on woman as the Other in their production of meaning. Such a homology, nevertheless, is asymmetrical in presentation. On the one hand, the film is direct about the negative implications of the patrilinear family though without falling into a simple feminist logic (Cuiqiao's father sympathizes with women's tragedy in the sour tune he sings for the soldier). On the other, there is no questioning about the socialist recruitment of women (and Cuiqiao's failure to join the army is regarded as regrettable). The critique falls on another issue: Gu Qing's refusal to take Cuiqiao along with him because "We public officers have rules, we have to get the leader's approval." Thus it is nongendered bureaucracy that is at stake here, and not exactly the patriarchal aspects of the feudalist and socialist structures, which can only be identified from an extratextual position.
The suspected drowning of Cuiqiao, then, can be read as the textual negotiation with the symbolic loss of meaning: she is to be punished (by patriarchy, of course) for overturning the peasants' rule (by leaving her marriage), for brushing aside the public officers' rule (by leaving to join the army without permission), and for challenging nature's rule (by crossing the Yellow River when the currents are at their strongest).
When Cuiqiao is alive, the sour tunes she sings fill the film's sound track—musical signifiers narrating the sadness and the beauty of "yin." Her death, though tragic, brings into play the all-male spectacles in the text: drum-dancing and rain-prayer sequences each celebrating the strength and attraction of "yang," so much suppressed when women's issues were part of the mainstream political mores.[21] Here one detects the "split interest" of the text in these instances—the nonpolitical assignment of bearers of meaning (rather than the nonsexist) prescribes a masculine rather than feminine perspective of the narrative images of man and woman. That is to say, since the position of men and women in this patriarchal culture has been rearranged for the last three decades, first according to everyone's class background, then with a paternal favoring (as bias and strategy) of women, the text's critique of socialist discourses become its own articulation of a male perspective. In this way, this text does not escape being "overdetermined" by culture and society, although in some ways by default.


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the view from our room! there is Ribs restaurant close by! train stop, boat stop right in front of the hotel!
Location is the one positive thing about hotel.
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Very comfortable beds.
Small rooms. Toilet paper not on rol but in napkins.
breakfast, rooms, bathroom
no "cheap" parking facilities in the neighbourhood. Erasmus parking was very expensive.
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Clean Room, nice restaurant downstairs for dinner. TV in room with British channels. Free wifi which was great and a good connection.
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I found the breakfast (it was included) sufficient and very well served. The quality and variety of coffee were excellent.
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good location, efficient service; clean and comfotable guest room; good breakfast
The location and the view from our room where perfect, we had a very nice stay!
Breakfast, green policy, views over Maas
No place to put clothes. Some receptionist could be more helpful and accommodating.
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Breakfast is excellent. The location of the hotel is very good and some rooms have a stunning view.
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room is too small :(
Location is the one positive thing about hotel.
Small room No fridge Air condition doesn't work A lot of noises from outside
Cheap price.
Hotel facility is too old. Room is too small and not that clean. It smells bad.
The hotel is near the Erasmusbrug bridge at the end of tram line 7. Handy for the shops and Spido cruises. Breakfast offered a nice choice and was very enjoyable.
The room was extremely compact with two single beds pushed together which were not that comfortable. It was not possible to walk round both sides of the bed! Our shower room was extremely claustrophobic and not a lot of room to manoeuvre.
location is very good closed to the river and the sightseeing in the room is rather good. easy to find, when you get off tram 7 you will see it. wifi signal is good. kettle available in the room.
The staff were helpful friendly and lovely our room was spacious and comfortable and breakfast was delicious!
Brilliant location with the tram stop right outside the doosmall the metro a 5mins walk away. Very friendly staff and were always happy to help, Convenient business centre in the basement, very nice bar in the front.
The room was quite small
Staff good. Reasonably priced room with breakfast.
Struggled to find some amenities in close proximity to the hotel.
i bought some food outside and wanted to heat them in Hotel, while different staff give me different answers, some one said okay but another said it was not allowed. i feel depressed.
Shower stuffs (no shampoo or body gel)
Window looking to the back in our room
rooms too small
Superior room on the 6th floor with a stunning view on Erasmusbrug, spacious, clean and bright, sea design. Really worth that money. Breakfast was also nice. Tram stop to the station is opposite the entrance. Quiet and very cozy area.
Standard room is really small, especially bathroom. Superior room only.
Perfect view over the river and harbour, Wifi works good, European breakfast is like it should be :) a small 10 min walk to the main shopping center. Next to the hotel there's the possibility to make a 75 minute harbour tour through the port of Rotterdam.
Position was excellent No 7 Tram stops right outside and we had an excellent view . staff excellent and breakfast was good too.
Nothing - the rooms is small but that was just fine for two of us
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With time on his hands during the offseason, Crew goalkeeper Matt Lampson recently took advantage of the time away from the training ground to pen a blog for the Huffington Post about his fight and triumph over Stage 4B Hodgkins Lymphoma. Lampson details the hurdles he faced following the diagnosis and his efforts to fight the disease with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Following his introductory press conference on Tuesday, new Crew Sporting Director and Head Coach Gregg Berhalter headed off to a photo shoot for the Black & Gold's upcoming marketing campaigns. Check out a sneak peek of the shoot.
The Houston Dynamo announced Thursday that the Crew's Danny O'Rourke and Frankie Hejduk have been added to the star-studded list of players that will be attending in The Brian Ching Testimonial Match at BBVA Compass Stadium in Houston on December 13. Other stars that will be sending Ching off in style include Landon Donovan, Dwayne de Rosario, Chris Wondolowski and Jimmy Conrad.
As a rookie, O'Rourke played alongside Ching with the San Jose Earthquakes during the 2005 season before the first MLS incarnation of the 'Quakes moved to Houston in 2006. Hejduk and Ching represented the United States on several occassions together, including the 2009 edition of "Dos a Cero" against Mexico at Crew Stadium.
Ching's testimonial will benefit the Dynamo legend's charitable initiative, The House That Ching Built, and Habitat for Humanity.
Crew players Justin Meram, Shawn Sloan and Eric Gehrig joined Frankie Hejduk on Monday to take over Fairbrook Elementary School during the annual "Crew Takes Over Your School" event. The players spent the afternoon assisting the children during lunch, participating in various activities during recess and teaching the children about the importance of staying active both mentally and physically through their Active Bodies, Active Minds assembly. Fairbrook Elementary was chosen as a result of their high participation in the Crew's Educator Appreciation Night on June 15 which brought out more than 2,000 total educators through the Ohio Education Association.
Veteran Danny O'Rourke joined Joe Jewett on the CD102.5 Morning Show on Wendesday to talk about the MLS Cup Playoff picture, traveling with the Black & Gold and fantasy football.
Matt Lampson and Team LampStrong helped raise over $14,000 for blood cancer research ahead of Saturday's Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Light the Night Walk at Bicentennial Park in downtown Columbus. Here are the top tweets and Instagram photos from the event.
On Week 13 of NBC Sports Network's MLS Insider, Federico Higuaín chats about his move from Argentina to play for the Crew and his connection to classic rock, with a particular emphasis on the Rolling Stones.
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Crew winger Ethan Finlay joined Joe Jewett on the CD102.5 Morning Show on Wednesday to talk about the major playoff implications that come with Saturday's clash against Sporting Kansas City.
Wednesday marks the 35th anniversary of Jungle Jack Hanna's tenure as Director Emeritus at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. For the past 35 years, Jungle Jack has been an outstanding international ambassador for the Central Ohio community with his passion and dedication to the animal kingdom.
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The Photographers' Gallery is the largest public gallery in London dedicated to photography. From the latest emerging talent, to historical archives and established artists – we are the place to see photography in all its forms.
The Photographers' Gallery unveiled its new home for international and British photography in the heart of London's Soho on Saturday 19 May 2012.
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The Gallery has developed a reputation as this country's primary venue for contemporary photography. One of its major achievements has been to establish photography within a wide viewing public, making it more popular and accessible. The gallery was the first in the country to show key names in world photography such as André Kertesz, Jaques-Henri Lartigue and Irving Penn, and has been instrumental in encouraging the inclusion of photography in the programme of leading galleries and museums. An integrated programme of exhibitions and educational events continues to present the most innovative developments in photography as well as nuturing new talent.
The Photographers' Gallery has been instrumental in establishing and promoting the names of contemporary British photographers including Martin Parr and Fay Goodwin. More recently, the Gallery has introduced significant international artists working with photography, such as Rineke Dijkstra, Annelies Strba, Catherine Opie and Boris Mikhailov to audiences in Britain. We also place strong emphasis on facilitating the production of new work by emerging artists, both from Britain and abroad in the form of commissions. The Gallery stages exhibitions which throw new light on the history of photography through exhibitions such as Francesca Woodman, Robert Capa, Gordon Parks and Garry Winogrand. Every year, the Gallery hosts and produces the Deutsche Börse Photography Prize, now recognised as one of the most important international art awards.
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Pentti Sammallahti: Here, Far Away
- 10 October 2013 — 5 January 2014 *on now
Print Sales at The Photographers' Gallery presents Here, Far Away an exhibition by the Finnish master of black and white photography Pentti Sammallahti. Showcasing over twenty images, the exhibition will focus on Sammallathi's landscape and figurative works, spanning over nine countries from 1973 to 2007.
Born in 1950 in Helsinki, Finland, Sammallahti made his first set of photographs at the age of eleven and had his first solo exhibition in 1971 at the age of twenty-one. Sammallahti has travelled extensively throughout his life, describing himself as a wanderer who favours remote and isolated destinations to provide the backdrop for his work. Often only the occasional figure or animal interrupts what are otherwise uninhabited scenes. Depicted with humour and warmth, they are part of a bigger narrative, one which encompasses universal themes shared by all living things.
A skilful craftsman, Pentti Sammallahti is admired for his innovative darkroom techniques, meticulously producing prints full of subtle tonal and textural variations. Inspired by poetry and music, Sammallahti's atmospheric photographs are often referred to as lyrical compositions. These are best witnessed in images such as Pyhajarvi (1982) in which a solitary horse is pictured standing next to a barn as a half-crescent moon hangs above; a flock of birds flying through a dark and cloudy sky in Kitakata-Shi, Japan (2005); and a panorama of a lone man in Russia walking a snowy road in the mist (White Sea, 1992), his dog patiently waiting ahead.
Here, Far Away, a title shared by the artist's recent retrospectives and accompanying publications, refers to the very nature of photographs as documents. Through these photographer and viewer meet at a crossroad of past and present, where the image was first taken and where it is now seen.
Home Truths: Photography, Motherhood and Identity
- 11 October 2013 — 5 January 2014 *on now
Pieces on display will aim to challenge long-held stereotypes while addressing issues such as gender roles, domesticity, the body and the identity of individuals within the family unit.
Photographers and artists taking part include Janine Antoni (b. 1964, Bahamas), Elina Brotherus (b. 1972, Finland), Elinor Carucci (b. 1971, Israel), Ana Casas Broda (b. 1965, Spain), Fred Hüning (b. 1966 Germany), Leigh Ledare (b. 1976, USA), Hanna Putz (b. 1987, Austria). The exhibition is curated by Susan Bright in collaboration with the Foundling Museum, London.
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Andy Warhol: Photographs 1976 - 1987
- 17 January — 30 March 2014
This will be the first major UK survey of Andy Warhol's (1928 - 1987) extensive but little known 8 x 10" photographs.
Photographs 1976 - 1987 will feature over fifty vintage black and white prints alongside a small number of Warhol's Stitched Works.
The works in the exhibition will provide an insight into Warhol's visual daily life; people in the streets, parties, uninhabited interiors, cityscapes and signage. As with his canvases, formal aspects and patterns in subject matter emerge, showing photography to be at the centre of Warhol's thinking, looking and making.
Exhibitions admission: £4 / £2.50 concs, free entry on Mondays and Thursdays
18:00 -20:00, free entry to under 16s
David Lynch: The Factory Photographs
- 17 January — 30 March 2014
In this series of photographs David Lynch extends his unique cinematic style to dark and brooding images of derelict factories.
The exhibition will feature black and white photographs shot in various locations including Germany, Poland, New York and England. The images depict the labyrinthine passages, detritus and decay of these manmade structures – monuments of a bygone industrial era slowly being taken over by nature.
The exhibition will also include sound works created by the artist. This will be the first European showcasing of this series. The exhibition is curated by Dr Petra Giloy-Hirtz, a curator and author based in Munich.
Exhibitions admission: £4 / £2.50 concs, free entry on Mondays and Thursdays
18:00 -20:00, free entry to under 16s
Taking Shots: The Photography of William S. Burroughs
- 17 January — 30 March 2014
William S. Burroughs (1914-1997) was an influential American novelist, essayist and artist, and a cult icon. Coinciding with the centenary of Burroughs' birth, Taking shots will be the first major exhibition worldwide to focus on his large photographic oeuvre. Showing a diverse mix of thematically organised works, the exhibition will highlight Burroughs' dynamic approach to image making. The exhibition is curated by Patricia Allmer and John Sears. A book will accompany the exhibition co-published by The Photographers' Gallery and Prestel.
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18:00 -20:00, free entry to under 16s
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A day after Apple updated iMovie, the company has released updates to its iWork '13 Apps: Keynote, Pages, and Numbers. The new apps are available for download immediately to the software update system preference and the Mac App Store.
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Apple has released some details about what changes and features will be making their way to the latest versions of iWork for Mac. Many people were upset when they found that several features were removed from the latest version. But Apple has announced some features that will be coming to iWork for Mac in the next six months.
If you picked up a shiny new iPad Air today, be sure to drop by the App Store and download the free iLife and iWork applications from Apple! Recently made free with the purchase of a new iOS device, the collection of Apple applications is a great way to add productivity and creativity to your new iPad. And of course, with iCloud integration you get to share your content with respective applications on your Mac and iPhone.
On Tuesday evening Apple posted updates to its iWork apps for Mac - Pages, Keynote and Numbers. Featured during Apple's iPad and Mac event in San Francisco, the new versions of iWork apps sport new features, more thorough iCloud integration and an a unified file format compatible with their iOS counterparts. But there are some important pieces missing for users interested workflow automation, according to Clark Goble, who maintains Clark's Tech Blog. (Goble's post has been widely linked, so you can find a cached copy at Fireballed.org if the original doesn't load for you.)
We've gotten a bunch of messages from readers who originally bought iWork or iLife back when they were still sold on disk in boxes - yeah, you know, the dark ages - saying the Mac App Store is now properly offering them free updates to the new versions. Yesterday, for the same people, the updates were still listed at $19.99 a piece, so it looks like Apple's been fixing things overnight.
As shown at the Apple Event earlier in the day, Apple late on Tuesday released updated iWorks and iLife apps for iOS. Those include Pages, Numbers, Keynote, iPhoto, iMovie and GarageBand - all updated to version 2.0.
On any given day, a quick check of the top-selling paid apps list in the Mac App Store will reveal Apple's Keynote, Pages and Numbers in the top ten. It's surprising, given that each of those apps was originally bundled as Apple's iWork '09 productivity suite, released in, you guessed it, January, 2009. It makes me wonder when or if we'll ever see an update to them.
Apple has just pushed out an update to all three of their iWork apps for iPhone, iPad, and Mac: Pages, Keynote, and Numbers. The iPhone and iPad versions now have improved capability with Microsoft Office and iWork for Mac.
Apple has pushed out an update to their iWork suite consisting of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote that not only bring support for iOS 6, but also add the ability to open your documents in another app. When you go to Share and Print, "Open in Another App" is now an option. You'll be able to choose between Apple's format (Pages, Numbers, Keynote), Microsoft's format (Word, Excel, Powerpoint), or PDF and the apps that support the chosen format will be available.
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Batsheva enjoys the generosity and dedication of many friends, both domestically and globally. Our patrons donate their money, time and experience to ensure the company's continued exceptional work. Our supporters are an inseparable part of the Batsheva family; they are our partners both in spirit and deed.
Friends of the Batsheva in Israel
More than 150 families support the company's current activities, as well as a wide variety of projects. These include new creations, caring for dancer physical and spiritual health, empowering cultural activity in rural areas, working towards ethnic co-existence, educating the next generation of dancers, and much more.
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In 2012, a new circle of friends was formed. Dubbed "The Young Friends of Batsheva", this group of supporters was started by Daphi Levi- Weiss, Sharon Podjrosky and Sigal Mordechai out of a desire to encourage the younger generation to support and partner with Batsheva's artistic processes. The group's members are invited to get to know the company through a variety of special events that include private performances, rehearsals, Gaga classes with Ohad Naharin, joining tours abroad and much more.
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COSTA MESA – More than 1,400 sellers of firearms and ammunition will set up shop this weekend at the OC Fair & Event Center, and organizers encourage would-be buyers to arrive early.
Bob Templeton, owner of Crossroads of the West Gun Shows, said he expects 20,000 people to attend the event. Of the 60 shows Templeton organizes around California, Arizona, Nevada and Utah, Orange County's is one of the largest. Popular items will likely sell out, he added, particularly ammunition.
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"That'll be the high-demand item," he said.
Crossroads' show in Ontario earlier this month drew about 16,000, with some attendees waiting in line for hours to get in. California gun shops have seen record sales for months, and some sellers are having trouble keeping merchandise in stock. Ammunition in particular has been flying off shelves, and manufacturers are having trouble keeping up with demand. In the state Legislature, a proposal from state Sen. Kevin de Leon, D-Los Angeles, would regulate ammunition with an annual permit.
"There's quite a bit of enthusiasm right now for Second Amendment people to express themselves," said Templeton, who has brought his show to Orange County for 24 years.
Unlike most other states, California requires buyers at gun shows to undergo background checks. Magazines of more than 10 rounds and firearms defined as assault weapons under state law may not be sold. With these laws already in place, Templeton said, he doesn't expect recent talk in Washington of gun control to affect Californians.
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Civil Lawsuits Hoping To Cash In On Pussy Riot "Moral Suffering"
MOSCOW - A regional court in Moscow has started to review the first civil lawsuit filed against the members of Pussy Riot, prepared by a law firm in Novosibirsk.
The lawsuit was filed in the name of Irina Ruzankina, a resident of Novosibirsk, the central Russian city. Ruzankina saw a news program about Pussy Riot's impromptu punk prayer in February on television, and says she suffered 'moral harm,' as a result.
Ruzankina values the moral harm she suffered at a little under $1,000. The law firm presenting the case has not hidden the fact that the firm, not the complainant, initiated the suit. They say they are planning to file 12 lawsuits - "the same number as the number of Christ's apostles." The lawyers say they have already found two more people who were 'harmed' by the group's punk prayer in the cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow.
The punk prayer in question was the performance of a song, titled "Mother of God, Throw Putin Out," that lasted around one minute. Three of the Pussy Riot members were sentenced to two years in prison for the action in a trial that garnered global attention and deepened concerns about threats to free speech and human rights in Russia.
The law firm held a press conference to announce their lawsuit during a banquet in an upscale Moscow restaurant. According to the lawyers, the event was paid for by a "sponsor" who cares about the Pussy Riot situation.
Most of the press conference was spent remarking on why so many people were interested in the Pussy Riot case. Those who created a huge international scandal about Pussy Riot, the lawyers declared, "wanted to decrease Russia's attractiveness for foreign investments."
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The Pussy Riot lawyers, however, are convinced that the lawsuits have no legal basis whatsoever. "This is absolutely chicanery," said Violetta Volkova, one of the girls' lawyers. "Filing 12 lawsuits because that is how many apostles there were? It's clear to everyone that that is a reason dreamed up by an idiot."
"This lawsuit has no future," added Nikolai Polozov, another band member's lawyers. "The court has already established that the three girls did not have any relationship to the production of the video. They did not film it, they didn't edit it, they didn't put it on the Internet, and they most certainly did not transmit it to people's televisions."
Polozov also stressed that the people who witnessed the punk prayer in person, in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, all refused financial compensation for moral harm. "These new sufferers have not clearly defined what exactly was the moral harm they suffered from watching the music video and what kind of consequences it had for their health," he continued.
The lawyers from Novosibirsk, though, are also defendants in a civil suit. Artem Loskutov, a local artist filed a suit against them. "The filing of a lawsuit against these girls, who are already in a very difficult situation, is a rude violation of generally accepted norms for ethical and moral behavior," the declaration reads. "It is an immoral act, an attempt to profit from other people's suffering."
Loskutov says he plans to include testimony from representatives of the Russian Orthodox Church when his lawsuit is heard in court. "These lawyers are comparing their clients to the apostles, which is offensive for any religious person," he explained. Loskutov says it would be impossible to compensate his mental suffering, so his suit asks for damages of one cent per lawyer in the law firm.