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East Pool Mine
The heyday of Cornish mining
During the 19th century, Cornwall was the greatest tin-producing region in the world. The openings of large deposits overseas saw the prices fall on the Cornish market and the miners flocking around the globe to seek work elsewhere. The legacy they left behind is one of industrial might and the perseverance of the human spirit.
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East Pool Mine is part of one of the largest World Heritage Sites in the UK. This puts East Pool on a par with international treasures such as the pyramids, Stonehenge and the great wall of China.
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East Pool was one of many workings in the district. Competition between mines was rife but they had to work together to prevent the mines flooding.
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Are the Portuguese fire-worshippers, perhaps?
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Respect for the deep conviction of worshippers is nowhere to be detected.
And he said unto him that was over the vestry, Bring forth vestments for all the worshippers of Baal!
We decided to accompany worshippers to church.
Now we know that God heareth not sinners: but if any man be a worshipper of God, and doeth his will, him he heareth.
Tragically, the massacre of 25 worshippers in a Liquiça church is only a drop in the ocean of blood from the atrocities committed.
But the hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth: for the Father seeketh such to worship him.
But until that happens, I have no hesitation in saying that the worshippers of federalism who dominate here, and who want to kill off criticism at any cost, are indirectly abetting fraud.
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This trail leads from Zion Canyon Scenic Drive in a two mile loop to a bench below The Streaked Wall. It is heavily used by concessionaires for horseback tours. The track begins at the Court of the Patriarchs viewpoint. Hikers should cross the scenic drive from the parking area, which will lead to a foot bridge spanning the North Fork Virgin River. From the bridge the trail follows Birch Creek for a short distance to a fork. This is the beginning and end of the Sand Bench Loop. This description follows a counterclockwise loop.
Turn right at the first trail junction and continue walking along the northern side of the Birch Creek drainage to another trail junction. The trail entering from the right leads roughly one mile along the riverside to Zion Lodge. Turn left at this junction to begin the Sand Bench Loop. The route soon crosses Birch Creek and begins gaining elevation steadily.
The first three-quarters of a mile leads along Birch Creek and through a forested area. The trail then enters the pinyon juniper forest and hikers are exposed to the hot rays of the desert sun. The southern portion of the Sand Bench Loop leads through the pinyon juniper plant community.
Leaving the creek the trail passes beneath The Sentinel a 7,157-foot peak above the bench land. The Sentinel hovers above the track for most of the loop. South of this formation is The Streaked Wall. Hikers and horseback riders will be able to view this formation as the trail begins to loop back to the trailhead. The lower portion of the loop leads through forested terrain, providing coverage from the hot sun.
Directions: From South Entrance, Drive northward to the Zion Canyon Visitor Center and take the shuttle into the canyon. Disembark from the shuttle at the Court of the Patriarchs Viewpoint. Hikers should cross the scenic drive and use the foot bridge to access the Sand Bench trail.
Elevation: 4,200 feet
Ending Elevation: 4,200 feet
Usage: Heavy horse traffic
Difficulty: Easy
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I just noticed the OR Ion pullover windshirt (3.5 oz) for sale at reioutlet.com for $50.
20% off one outlet item with codeoutlet27
Hi Scott and Frank,Thanks for the heads up. I need to lose some weight but, I just ordered one in large, took advantage of the coupon code and my REI Membership Refund so it was a very very good price. Just hope it fits or will once I lose some of the weight as I try to return to my "proper weight". Also, hope that it works well without the reported problems noted with the latest Marmot Ion.Rich
Edited by naturephoto1 on 02/03/2007 08:49:55 MST.
My OR Ion arrived today from REI. Great service as usual. Weighs just about right at spec. My scale measures to the nearest .2 oz and the OR Ion weighed in at 3.6 oz; the spec. is 3.5 oz so it may well be 3.5 oz. Glad I ordered the L. OR indicates that a L is for 43.5" - 45". Any smaller and I would have problems layering under the jacket. I was able to get my Feathered Friends Hyperion Down jacket under it. The OR Ion has nice fit and hood. I will have to run it through its paces.Rich
Edited by naturephoto1 on 02/08/2007 19:14:47 MST.
Scott, thanks for the heads up on the jacket. And Frank, thanks for the code.I was thinking about getting the Liberty Ridge Shell Kit from Thru-Hiker.But this way I have a jacket for the same price and I don't have to sew it :)- Steve
Richard,How does the breathability seem on your Ion? I saw this and thought of ordering it, but worry about the reviews of the Ion I saw recently. It seems that the material went from "wonderfully breathable to "is it silnylon" on the most recent reviews, particularly on the ones from Campmor.I'd like to know your take on this.thanks,roosterk
Hi Randall,I haven't had a chance to try the jacket for breathability. It just arrived earlier today and it was a high of about 23 degrees F. I may try a walk tomorrow, but I am not sure how much of a sweat I will build up in the cold. The problem that you have been reading about is the Marmot Ion which is a different jacket than the Outdoor Research Ion jacket. The Outdoor Research Ion is made of a thin 15 X 40d ripstop nylon with a water resistant/breathable coating. It is not made of Pertex and whatever the Marmot Ion (which is supposed to be Pertex) made of.You can feel the coating on the Jacket, but it does not appear to be Silnylon. It should breath fairly well, but I can not say that it will breath as well as something like Pertex Quantum, Microlite or equivalent.Using a breath test, the Jacket does appear to be quite wind resistant, but at this point, again I can not say how much wind will pass through the material.
Edited by naturephoto1 on 02/08/2007 21:44:04 MST.
Perhaps the coating could be washed out to enhance breathability at the expense of water resistance.I know Ryan Jordan did something similar with his Montane jacket, different material though.
Edited by pappekak on 02/08/2007 21:38:02 MST.
Duh! Thanks for correcting my reading...or is it comprehension problem. I just saw Ion, and something in my tiny little brain clicked. Unfortunately it wasn't a click, it was a misfire. Oh well, if that's the worst mistake I make all week, I'll be okay.thanks for the correction,roosterk
I just ordered the OR Ion from REI-outlet, too. I had ordered the Marmot Ion from Campmor and the complaints about its breathe-ability were right on. It's a vapor barrier. My OR Ion arrives next week so we'll see how it does, but for $39.99, it's worth a shot.
I went out this afternoon to test the Outdoor Research Ion. I walked about 3 1/2 miles at about sea level (fairly flat) in about 1 hour and 20 minutes without any pack or equipment. I was walking along streets and some of the walk was about 50 to 100 feet from the Lehigh River and Lehigh Canal in Eastern Pennsylvania. The temperature in the shade was about 27 degrees F and in the sun it was perhaps 35 degrees F. There was little wind on the way out, but coming back there were gusts of wind at about 5 to 10 mph.I wore the following clothing:Outdoor Research Windstopper Peruvian HatEastern Mountain Sports Liner GlovesEastern Mountain Sports N2S Windstopper GlovesPerformance Bicycle Thermax Shirt (about a mid weight thermal)as Base layerRab Vapour Rise Long Sleeve Top (Pertex Equilibrium outer)Outdoor Research IonCotton briefsLL Bean Cotton JeansThin Nylon SocksRockport Walking ShoesMy head, feet, legs, and upper body stayed warm. I have poor circulation in my hands and I did start to feel a little cold on the finger tips and around my wrists. I did not feel any wind passing through any of my clothing.I probably was wearing too much clothing on my torso, but that was part of my intent. When I returned home I found that my hat was slightly damp on the inside and so were my socks. I found that my Base layer was slightly damp from perspiration. So was the inner fleece layer of the Rab Vapour Rise Top. There was some moisture on the outer Pertex Equilibrium of the Rab Top and the outer fabric of the back in particular was cold to the touch. The Outdoor Research Ion had a reasonable amount of perspiration or condensation on the inside of the jacket.I suspect that the Outdoor Research Ion added too much added insulation for my torso under the condions (particularly with the base layer). It would have been interesting to have run a similar test with the Rab Vapour Rise Top as the outer layer to see if the outer fabric would have been moist or as damp. As to the Outdoor Research Jacket, as I mentioned, I may have been wearing too much clothing on my torso. I am concluding that under these conditions that the jacket was not breathable enough for the vapor/perspiration to pass through the fabric or the temperature gradient caused the vapor to condense on the inside of the Outdoor Resarch Ion. I suspect the later was certainly contributing considering the outer surface of the Equilibrium fabric of the Rab Vapour Rise Top was as cold to the touch.Rich
Edited by naturephoto1 on 02/09/2007 21:07:49 MST.
Doesn't sound very promising. Still I wonder if breathability would improve by washing the DWR out.Richard did you try a breath test with the fabric?
Edited by pappekak on 02/09/2007 17:54:18 MST.
Here's a review of the OR Ion. Bottom of the page...
Edited by pappekak on 02/09/2007 18:06:50 MST.
Hi Steve,I had tried to breath through the Fabric of the OR Ion. I was unable to get much or any air to pass through the fabric. Thanks for reference to the review of the jacket. I had read that already.I know that my perspiration/moisture was being moved through my base layer as well as through the Rab Vapour Rise fleece lining and through the Pertex Equilibrium outer shell. I am still of the opinion, and I may be incorrect that a lot of the moisture found on the inside of the OR Ion jacket was as a result of the temperature gradient that resulted in vapor condensing on the inside. We know this can happen in sleeping bags as an example. However, if there is an insufficient amount of body heat reaching the inner surface of the OR Ion jacket you can not pump the moisture through the fabric. I will have to run additional tests however.Rich
more reviews of the OR IonSeveral specifically mention good breathability. I just received one this evening and will test in the next few days. My size medium weighs 3.5 oz.
Edited by Dondo on 02/09/2007 21:18:50 MST.
I had a chance to try out the Ion Sunday morning on a training hike in the local foothills. Unfortunately, the day heated up quickly and I was only able to test the windshirt for an hour before packing it away. The test conditions refer only to that hour.Temps were mid-thirties to mid-forties with a steady cool breeze. I was wearing a thin Golite C-thru base layer under the Ion and carrying a Jam pack with 15 lbs. of gear. For part of the test I was wearing a one ounce skull cap. Later I switched to a sun hat. The Ion was worn in configurations varying from fully zipped up with the hood closed around my face to fully zipped down with no hood. My heart rate ranged from 120 to 140 BPM.During the test I checked frequently inside the jacket and could detect no condensation. So for me, at least, the Ion is adequately breathable.Based on the fabric, fit, features , and quality of construction, the OR Ion easily displaces the Montane Featherlite smock that has long had a place in my kit. The 14" no-snag zip and brimmed, adjustable hood more than make up for the additional 0.3 oz.I just noticed that one of the reviewers I linked to above is our own BPL member, Mary Simpson, who gives the Ion five out of five stars based on a hike in the Grand Canyon that was partly off trail.For $40 at REI-outlet.com, the OR Ion is probably one the the best values out there right now.
Thanks for the update Dondo. Sounds like a winner.
I ran a second test on Saturday for about 2 1/2 miles similar to what I had done for the original test. This time I chose to test the same clothing as the previous tests this time without the Outdoor Research Ion. This time the temperatures were a bit colder with the temperature about 25 degrees F with much less sun and a bit more wind with gusts to about 15mph. The Wind chill brought the temperature to an equivalent of about 15 degrees F.I may have felt a little of the wind blow through the clothing this time and I will admit I started to feel a little cold on my arms and part of my torso. Here was a case where I would have been a little happier with another layer such as the Outdoor Research Ion or another outer layer. My hands also were a little colder than the first walk, however, I had sealed the wrists better and they were not as cold.When I checked the clothing after returning basically everything seemed to be fairly dry. I am still of the opinion that the first test with the moisture on the inside of the Outdoor Research Ion had do much more with condensation from the temperature gradient. Therefore I was unable to pump the moisture throught the jacket fabric without added body warmth.I will still have to do additional tests on this, but if Dondo is correct we may have a winner with this jacket particularly for the clearance price and the REI code.Rich
Edited by naturephoto1 on 02/12/2007 13:50:50 MST.
Just a quick update on this. I've a chance to do two more training hikes in conditions similar to those I've described above. Again no condensation inside. Based on the performance and features for the weight, I'm very comfortable giving the OR Ion an enthusiastic thumbs up. Throw a Buff into the slash pocket and you're ready for a wide range of weather conditions.
Thanks for the update Dondo. I received my Ion over the weekend. Unfortunately it was a touch too small so I returned it. Should be getting the next size up sometime next week.Overall I really liked the jacket. The Wasabi color is not obnoxious (by my standards) and the hood fit well. At first I had a problem finding the side adjustments for the hood but it shouldn't be a problem once a person gets use to it.
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EXCLUSIVE: Ghana hand defender David Addy call-up for World Cup warm-up against Montenegro
By Patrick Akoto
Portugal-based defender David Addy has been handed a call-up into the Ghana squad for the friendly against Montenegro next month, GHANAsoccernet.com can exclusively reveal.
The left-back, who plays for Guimaraes, is among the players coach Kwesi Appiah has chosen to observe before he names his final World Cup squad.
Club insiders have exclusively told Ghana's leading football news outlet GHANAsoccernet.com that they have received a letter from the Ghana FA inviting Addy for the match.
The 23-year-old will get another opportunity to impress with competition for places intense with Daniel Opare, Baba Abdul Rahman, Harrison Afful, Godfred Saka and Samuel Inkoom all in contention for the position.
Addy has impressed heavily for the Portuguese side but must work his socks off to grab a ticket to the World Cup.
The Black Stars will use the international friendly against Montenegro at the City Stadium in Podgorica on March 5 as a dress rehearsal towards the tournament.
GHANAsoccernet.com understands that a number of new faces are likely to be called-up into to justify their inclusions in the team.
Ghana will face Germany, Portugal and the United States in Group G at the 2014 World Cup.


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Flying from Agadir
Local and international flights from Agadir are serviced through Al Massira International Airport (AGA), which is located about 21 kilometers from the city's center. A relatively small airport, Al Massira serves approximately 1 million passengers each year, though that number has been steadily increasing. It handles flights from over 30 different airlines.
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Al Massira International Airport features many amenities and conveniences for holiday travelers, including a collection of shops, restaurants, a tourist help and information desk, and assistance facilities, as well as providing Wi-Fi Internet access, currency exchange, and services for disabled travelers. The airport also offers a VIP Lounge and special premium services, including priority boarding, through the Moroccan Airports Authority (ONDA).
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A bus to Al Massira International Airport is available from Inezgane, a suburb of Agadir. For transit from the city itself, passengers will have to board another bus from Agadir to Inezgane. A taxi to Al Massira International Airport is available for direct transit, but it is considerably more expensive than taking the bus.
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The Kaiserburg castle is a first stop for many tourists when they step off of their flights to Nuremberg. This iconic castle is visible from most spots within the city. The Hauptmarkt is Nuremberg's bustling city square that hosts the Christmas Market each year and is surrounded by beautiful examples of Gothic architecture. This area can be a good place to find cheap hotels in Nuremberg during the off-season.
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Booking guided tours can be a great starting point when you travel to Nuremberg. Take a walking tour through the Altstadt and view buildings from the Middle Ages and Renaissance periods, including the castle. Once you have found your bearings, enjoy a ballet at the Staatstheater.
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USDA Announces 2014 Agricultural Outlook Forum Plenary Details
On February 20, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack is expected to host two Future of Agriculture panels at the 2014 Agricultural Outlook Forum, "The Changing Face of Agriculture." On the "Future of Agriculture: Building Markets Here & Abroad" panel are Dr. Rajiv Shah, Administrator, U.S. Agency for International Development; Paul Schickler, DuPont Pioneer President; Kellee James, Founder, CEO, Mercaris; and Cathy Burns, President, Produce Marketing Association. Topics discussed will be import/export markets, market trends, food security, technology, and innovations in agriculture.
Secretary Vilsack also is slated to moderate a second panel, the "Future of Agriculture: Young Farmers – Unlimited Opportunities" to explore the challenges, sustainability, and achievements of today's young farmers. Panelists include: Joanna Carraway, Top Producer Horizon Award; Michael O'Gorman, Executive Director, Farmer Veteran Coalition; Greg Wegis, National Outstanding Young Farmer Award; and Emily Oakley, Interim Director, National Young Farmers Coalition. Read more »


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There's an old joke I remember hearing back in the 1980s, and it goes something like this. An American tourist is vacationing in Dublin. One day, he decides to take a trip to Belfast, and as he's walking around sight-seeing, a masked gunman grabs him and pulls him into a dark alley. The gunman presses his automatic weapon under the tourist's chin and says, "Are ya a Fenian, or a Prod?"
"There must be some mistake," the tourist says. "I'm not from around here. I'm from New York. In fact, I'm Jewish."
"I know," the gunman replies, "but are you a Catholic Jew, or a Protestant Jew?"
So, yeah, we all tend to see the world through the prism of our own experiences. What matters to me has to matter to you, right?
But you've got to indulge me just one more time, if not for my sake, then for My Sainted Irish Mother™, who can no longer celebrate with us.
So pour a little Jameson's on the curb in her honor and enjoy this little ditty on the Feast of St. Patrick. It also happens to be one of the best songs ever written about the immigrant experience in America.
The Pogues, "Thousands Are Sailing":
And did they still make you cry
Did you count the months and years
Or did your teardrops quickly dry
Ah, no, said he, 'twas not to be
On a coffin ship I came here
And I never even got so far
That they could change my name …
Image at the top of the post: The Plough Of Stars flag flown by the Irish Citizen Army.
Happy St. Patrick's Day!


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One World, Many Stories Story Sparklers kicked-off today with stories and songs about houses and homes. We discovered animals and people have all different kinds of homes. Animals live in nests and shells to name a couple. People build their homes about of wood, straw, bricks, mud and so much more! It's amazing how people build their houses. Missed today's storytime? Host your own storytime at home! Here's an activity page for you from the library. Happy reading!
Next week, storytime will return with Miss Liz. Join the fun on Monday at 10am. If you're available on Wednesday, come on over for Randy Peterson in Concert! His concert begins at 1:30pm. After the concert, stick around for Games from the Learning Shop!
We can't wait to see you at the library. There is still room to sign-up for the summer reading program. We'd love to sharing our books and prizes with you over the summer. Need more information? Stop by the Info Desk in the Children's Room or call us at (920) 967-3670.
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The Ladykillers: Theatre Royal Bath
Posted: October 10, 2012|
The Ladykillers
Theatre Royal, Bath
There seems to be a bit of a fashion just at the moment for turning hit films into plays.
This one turns out to be an inspired – though perhaps at first glance unlikely – choice.
What was a first rate film from the 1950s starring people like Alec Guinness, Peter Sellers and Frankie Howerd, transmogrifies into a wonderful stage comedy that borders occasionally on slapstick.
It is not so much a play of the film but a totally new and comic take on dark thriller.
Everything is exaggerated from the tumbledown house to the crazy band of criminals themselves, the leader of which is clearly as mad as a hatter rather than darkly cunning.
Staying as close as one can remember to the original screenplay Graham Linehan unveils the story of a little old lady living quietly by the railway lines in Kings Cross who takes in a refined but totally crazed criminal as a lodger.
A wonderful quartet of other gang members arrive to plan their latest robbery posing as a string quartet practising for an important concert.
To the strains of Boccherini the quartet plot to steal oodles of cash while Mrs Wilberforce, played by Michele Dotrice, serves them all tea in her upstairs room.
The play has already had praise heaped upon it and is now playing to packed houses in Bath.
If you can lay hands on a ticket by fair means or foul you won't be disappointed.
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Andrew Jackson's Letters and Papers
Thousands of Andrew Jackson's papers survive. Including letters, military orders, presidential and other, government records and business and legal papers. Most of these are held by libraries, museums, archives and private collectors throughout the country and the world.
The Library of Congress in Washington, DC, has the largest single collection with over 20,000 items. Many official records are in the National Archives.
Additionally, The Hermitage owns about 300 items and The Tennessee State Library and Archives in Nashville holds a small collection of Jackson letters, as well. Because of their fragility and value, access to original Jackson manuscripts is often highly restricted.
Andrew Jackson Papers Project
Since 1971, the Andrew Jackson Papers project has been working to make all of Jackson's documents available to the public. Currently based in the Department of History at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, the project has collected copies of his papers from various sources and has preserved their images on microfilm. Many major research libraries have purchased this series.
A great resource, The Papers of Andrew Jackson: Guide and Index to the Microfilm Editions, published by Scholarly Resources in 1987, gives the location on microfilm for every item. It identifies the documents by the name of Jackson's correspondent and by its date. Anyone who wants to know if Jackson exchanged letters with a particular person should first check this publication.View publication
Full Texts Available
The Jackson Papers project is now publishing the full text of Jackson's letters and other papers in a chronological series of volumes entitled The Papers of Andrew Jackson. When completed, it will provide a comprehensive documentary record of Jackson's entire life and career.
To date, eight volumes have been produced. These cover Jackson's life up to 1831. An additional volume, The Legal Papers of Andrew Jackson, covers his career as a lawyer and judge. All are available for purchase from the publisher, University of Tennessee Press, or on loan from libraries.
There is also an older seven-volume collection, Correspondence of Andrew Jackson, which was edited by John Spencer Bassett and published from 1926 to 1935. Bassett's edition covers the entirety of Jackson's life but contains a much narrower selection of documents than The Papers of Andrew Jackson series, which is designed as a replacement.
Research Resources
Researchers interested in consulting Jackson's papers should check with the nearest major library to see if it has The Papers of Andrew Jackson or can procure them on loan. The Hermitage regrets that because of staff limitations we cannot research the papers except to answer specific questions. Likewise, the Jackson Papers project will not respond to queries that researchers can answer by consulting the volumes themselves.
Publication Support
Publication of The Papers of Andrew Jackson has been supported by the University of Tennessee, The Ladies Hermitage Association, the Tennessee Historical Commission, two agencies of the federal government, the National Historical Publications and Records Commission and the National Endowment for the Humanities. Sam B. Smith and Harriet Owsley founded the project and produced its first volume. Harold D. Moser edited the next five volumes and the microfilm. The current editor and project director is Daniel Feller, who is also Betty Lynn Hendrickson Professor of History at the University of Tennessee.
Contact Information for The Papers of Andrew Jackson:
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1976. Austria. John Cook, in collaboration with Susanne Schett. 83 min.
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1976. Austria. Directed by John Cook, in collaboration with Susanne Schett. Screenplay by Cook, Michael Pilz. With Cook, Pilz, Helmut Bozelmann, Eva Grimm. A successful Canadian-born fashion photographer who became "Viennese by choice," Cook is often cited as one of the most important Austrian filmmakers of the past fifty years—a true auteur who created a deeply personal and vital vision of his adopted city. This screening of Slow Summer, with its sardonic and at times disturbing blurring of fantasy and autobiography, serves as a prelude to a retrospective that will begin this December at Anthology Film Archives of new prints restored by the Austrian Film Museum. Cook takes the uncanny Viennese landscape and his demimonde of artist friends and collaborators as the subject of this fascinating experimental film, which he shot on Super-8 color stock and then printed on black-and-white 35mm. "[Slow Summer] is a strange film," the critic Olaf Möller observes, "a bit unsettling in its relentlessness, even if one doesn't know the people in it. The characters bear the same names as the actors, and the line between truth and dare is so thin it's often just not there; one can never be certain whether the self-loathing and disgust expressed by these people is real, or part of the fiction." Preserved in 2006 by the Austrian Film Museum, Vienna, and the film's producer, Michael Pilz. In German; English subtitles. 83 min.
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Okay, so they lost the first game (a shutout is particularly not good), that being said, they will come back.
It is obvious that Montreal will be taking cheap, discrete, potshots at the Bruins whenever they can (and the refs are not looking). THIS IS NO SURPRISE, they have done this for years. The problem is, it still seems to effect Boston.
My comment is, if they do that, take an instigator penalty and punish them physically AND DO NOT STOP. PUNISH THEM EVERY SINGLE TIME, do not worry about penalties. Yes, of course, that means more "penalties", but hey, try something else because what was being tried last night (and for the past 40 years) is not going to cut it.
It is simple sports psychology, do what the opponent does not expect. FIGHT!! NO other team is doing it, and it will surprise the Habs and rattle them for the rest of the series (then bye bye :).
Of course, the refs will call more penalties, but who cares, no one has gone into the playoffs with a fighting mentality in years, and with the physical abilities of this team, matched with the overall skill (to make up for instigator/roughing/boarding/intereference penalties), DO IT AND DONT STOP!!
Plus, as a fan of this team, it would at the very least give me some pride as a Bruins fan.
Some of you will bash this mentality, but whatever, the Bruins have been blowing it for long enough and it is time to try something completely new!
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Like a spiral in a circle and a wheel within a wheel, grasping the spin on both sides of the Wind Farm issue has been quite an occupation for Cape Codders, assorted politicians and special interests for several years now as the project teeters on the front burner of contentious human endeavor.
Briefly, the idea is that a wind farm on Horseshoe Shoals will reduce toxic emissions that are warming the planet and generating predictable negative impacts on life forms, sea level and vegetation. Proponents call the wind clean power, or green power, in any event, non-polluting power atmospherically.
To combat damaging fossil fuel emissions, a developer wants to construct some 130 turbines with rotating blades in what detractors say is nearly sacred public property, a natural national treasurer in Nantucket Sound.
This column has been largely neutral, a bystander with a ringside seat to what has proved to be an exciting, educational dialogue with understandable biases on both sides of the issue.
Why neutral? Because the fella who pens this weekly offer of opinion does not sail the Sound, does not have a waterfront home with a threatened view and is not overly emotional about global warming insofar as the author will have passed on to a hotter place by the time the effects of warming actually choke life as we now know it.
This issue has been such that a book was even written about it, which this writer has not read.
What he has done, however, is visit the wind farms in Southern California's San Gorgonio Pass between L.A. and Palm Springs, one of the premier windy places in the States, and peruse the commentary of those who have more knowledge of the global issue.
Two comments stand out: One is by Lloyd Crawford of the National Wind Watch, an on-line anti-wind coalition. He claims, though I know not from whence his figures, that producing just 5 percent of the nation's electric energy with windmills would require 10 million acres of wild and rural (we might add offshore) space. To underscore that observation, history shows wind turbines fall far short of stated capacity.
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WHEN Brad Henry won the race for Oklahoma governor in 2002, there was less talk about the poor campaign run by Republican Steve Largent — particularly in the late stages — than there was about Barry Switzer's endorsement of Henry. The popular former Oklahoma football coach got Henry across the goal line, or so the stories went.
Having Switzer on board remains a priority among state Democratic politicians and their causes. Thus Jari Askins turned to Switzer during her run for governor in 2010 (it didn't help; she got waxed by Mary Fallin). And as this year's elections approached, Switzer took to the stump to encourage voters to retain the 12 appellate court judges on the retention ballot.
"In many ways, Judges are the referees of the courtroom," the newspaper ad said. "I know a thing or two about the importance of neutral officiating and I have a strong opinion about the November Judicial election."
This was a counter to a State Chamber-sponsored rating system for judges that the Oklahoma Bar Association said was a threat to judicial independence.
All four state Supreme Court justices, three Court of Criminal Appeals judges and five Court of Civil Appeals judges who were on the ball were all retained by wide margins. So no doubt those who enlisted Switzer to help their cause will see it as time well spent. But it's worth noting, no Oklahoma judge on a retention ballot has ever been sent packing by voters.
A real public service
All too often, political discussion in this social media age can devolve into tripe. State Rep. Jeff Hickman, R-Fairview, recently used his Facebook page to conduct a true public service. Hickman wrote a thoughtful analysis of the six state questions that were on Tuesday's ballot in Oklahoma. He chided the state attorney general's office for its confusing wording of State Question 765, which sought to disband the Oklahoma Human Services Commission. He pointed out that SQ 758, which lowers to 3 percent the amount that county assessors can increase property values each year, wouldn't result in a cut for education and county government "but would restrain the growth in revenue generated by property tax for these entities." To his credit Hickman didn't urge readers to vote one way or the other on any of the questions, he simply laid out the pros and cons of all six and explained what a "yes" or "no" vote would mean on each. Kudos.
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Oklahoma Election Board Secretary Paul Ziriax was glad to have new voting machines in place for Tuesday's elections. "The old system, I don't think it would have survived this level of turnout and all the data," Ziriax said on the morning after the elections. The state used funding from a federal grant to switch to the new machines last year after retiring the previous optical scan machines, which had been in place 20 years. There were some hiccups during a special state House election in April, but the state agency addressed those and Tuesday's election went "overall pretty well," Ziriax said. Snags in Cleveland and Tulsa counties kept about a dozen precincts from promptly producing final results. Lines were long in some densely populated precincts, but Ziriax reported no significant problems related to voters having to show their ID before receiving a ballot. There were a few complaints of electioneering, he said, and this: "We did have a complaint from one voter that a precinct official coughed on her." Go figure.
Passing the laugh test
It's not unusual for political candidates to portray opponents as being outside the mainstream, but occasionally those attacks don't pass the laugh test. Take U.S. Rep. John Tierney, D-Mass., who faced a strong challenge from Richard Tisei, the former leader of the tiny Republican caucus in the Massachusetts Senate. The Tierney campaign portrayed Tisei as a "radical" who would advance the agenda of the most "right wing" elements in Congress. As a Republican in Massachusetts, Tisei is technically outside that state's mainstream, but here's the catch: Tisei is a gay Republican who describes himself as fiscally conservative but libertarian on social issues. He's therefore to the political left of most congressional Republicans and even to the left of many Oklahoma Democrats. Only in a political campaign would someone describe him as an element of the conservative political fringe and keep a straight face.
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ST. LUCIE COUNTY, Fla. - The St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office is offering licensed teenage drivers a training course to improve their ability to drive defensively and safely.
"The Sheriffs of Florida developed the Teen Driver Challenge because car crashes are the leading killer of American teenagers," said Sheriff Mascara. "This program has graduated more than 3,000 Florida teens, which makes our highways safer for every driver and car passenger in the state. The July 7 class filled up so quickly that we are offering another class in August."
The class will take place Thursday, Aug. 18 and Saturday, Aug. 20. The Aug. 18 class begins at 5:30 p.m. The session is four hours in the classroom at St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office headquarters, 4700 West Midway Road, Fort Pierce. The following Saturday, Aug. 20, at 8 a.m. the class consists of eight hours of hands-on training at Indian River State College's Treasure Coast Public Safety Complex, 4600 Kirby Loop Road.
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PSR Alum a Key Player in MD Equal Marriage Rights
MacArthur Flournoy (MDiv 2011), Deputy Director of the Human Rights Campaign's Religion & Faith program worked with Maryland and D.C. clergy to urged voters to support Maryland's same-sex marriage law, which passed this past election day.
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"We're here today to support voting for Question 6," said Rev. MacArthur Flourney, faith director of Marylanders for Marriage Equality, the group defending the law, outside St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Silver Spring. "At the end of the day, we see this as about justice and equality. Really this is about fairness. This is about a matter of the state, civil law protecting all families under the law."


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The power of social media: Adele recorded a three-song demo for a simple class project and then gave it to a friend. Her friend then posts the demo on MySpace (back when it was cool to do that) and the success that it received led to a phone call from XL Recordings!


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Logitech's 515 Mouse Is Targeted At The Couch Potato
Here's the dilemma: you're at home watching TV on your HTPC when you go to use your mouse and discover that the coffee table is littered with 10 day old pizza boxes. Enter the Logitech Couch Mouse M515.
It's not the first mouse to work on just about any surface – their Darkfield tech already does that – but this one is geared at the couch dweller as it sports a completely sealed bottom to prevent lint (think blankets) and other debris from building up, which is further complimented by its easy glide base. And since Logitech already has the couch potato in mind they've made sure that the 515 has a stellar battery life, up to 2-years to be exact, thanks to the hand detection technology that turns the mouse off when no human touch is present. So you'll never need to get up to change the batteries, though bathroom trips and food will still be necessary.
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So the Obama administration seems to believe. It has not, at least in my memory, been struck by anything the P.A. has done or said that is inimical to negotiations and to peace. While it commands this and then that from Israel just to get the Palestinians to sit down and talk, the talking will not be between the parties at all but a three-way process with George Mitchell shuttling between Ramallah and Jerusalem and back.
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March 22, 2010
Ban Ki-moon is the secretary general of the United Nations. The world is in pretty good shape. This is why he can spend so much of his time relieving the pain of the Arabs of Palestine, who are (if you don't know already) the only people who suffer from their neighbors. The other Arabs probably suffer from their local overlords. But most of this is kept hush-hush, maybe because Barack Obama wants to have nice relations with them. Mr. Ban certainly wants to have good ties with them.
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After years of stalemate, negotiations over Iran's controversial nuclear development program seemed to progress last week when an Iranian delegation in Vienna agreed to the export and modification of its low-enriched uranium. The resulting optimism did not last. Officials in Tehran demurred, insisting that they needed more time to study the proposal and could not meet Friday's deadline to ratify the agreement. While Iran's stonewalling came as a disappointment to the United States, it did not come as a surprise.


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Oklahoma's medical research programs will likely see fewer grant dollars due to federal budget cuts, and officials at the state's two medical schools worry that change could have dire consequences.
Outlook 2013: Federal budget cuts could be 'devastating' for Oklahoma's medical schools, officials warn
That impact comes in a state that already faces a shortage of primary care physicians — a problem officials say could worsen as the state begins to feel the effects of the cuts.
The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and the Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences depend heavily on grants handed out by a number of federal agencies, including the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation.
Those agencies are seeing their budgets slashed as a part of automatic spending cuts known as budget sequestration, leaving fewer grant dollars to go around.
Officials with the National Institutes of Health and National Science Foundation have warned the cuts would lead to fewer grants available and cuts to the grants the agencies fund.
John Iandolo, OU Health Sciences Center's vice president for research administration, said the cuts could be "devastating" for the center.
The National Institutes of Health grants make up about 90 percent of the center's research funding, he said.
If less grant money is available, it could slow medical research not just at OU, but nationwide.
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It isn't yet clear how the cuts will be implemented within each agency, but Iandolo said he expects the center could stand to lose as much as $14 million in direct costs and another $5 million in indirect costs — the fees research centers charge agencies for the use of lab space, utilities, researchers and other services.
The loss of that funding generally means certain projects will go unfunded and others will be funded at different levels. That means fewer opportunities for students to work in laboratories and less money to pay graduate student researchers.
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The career of Günter Grass began dramatically in 1959, with the publication of his first novel.
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India and Pakistan: Good Fences Make Good Neighbors
By AMY WALDMAN; Arif Jamal contributed reporting from Pakistan for this article.
Published: July 4, 2004
UROOSA, Jammu and Kashmir— From his front porch in this village at the edge of Indian-held Kashmir, Muhammad Sharif looks out, as he always has, on the steep and lovely hills of Pakistan-held Kashmir.
He sees, like a reflection, the faint outline of Rehmand, the village opposite, where he presumes people speak the same language, practice the same religion, eat the same foods, although, never having met them, he cannot say for sure.
But these days, Mr. Sharif, a 50-year-old farmer and father of six, sees something else as well. Up the hillside on the Indian side of the 1972 cease-fire line -- a 460-mile narrow swath of territory known as the Line of Control, which divides the two Kashmirs -- there snakes a new manifestation of that division. It is a fence, meant to keep at bay infiltrators from Pakistan who are seeking to separate India's portion of Kashmir from India.
India has been building the fence for about a year, and it is largely completed. It follows the construction of a less politically delicate fence along the India-Pakistan border. It has the symbolic potential, in some eyes, to make the cease-fire line more like an international border, as India desires.
The cease-fire line took its present format at the end of the last of three wars between India and Pakistan. The conflict dates to the partitioning of India and Pakistan in 1947 into predominantly Hindu and Muslim states. At the time, Kashmir's maharaja, a Hindu, joined the fortunes of his Muslim-majority state to India. Pakistan invaded in 1947 and took part of Kashmir and has contended ever since that all of Kashmir has a right to self-determination.
After Pakistan failed to take all of Kashmir in war, it began backing an insurgency in 1989 that at first relied mostly on indigenous Kashmiri militants, then on Pakistanis, Afghans and others crossing the cease-fire line to take up the fight. Kashmiris from the Indian side crossed the other way, for training, then returned.
The line runs along beautiful but rugged territory over three mountain ranges that rise to 17,000 feet with deep gorges in between. Passes through the peaks and folds of the mountains have enabled thousands of hardy militants to cross back and forth across the line. Now, crossing -- in or out -- is that much harder.
The fence is similar to the barrier being built by the Israelis to control the infiltration of militant Palestinians. But the Indian fence has received far less international scrutiny than the Israeli barrier and surprisingly muted opposition from the Pakistanis. Last November, a cease-fire was negotiated between the Indian and Pakistani armies, which regularly shelled each other and civilians living in between. That cease-fire has greatly expedited the fence's construction, and Pakistani officials say that Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, knew that it would when he agreed to the cease-fire.
In January, Pakistan agreed not to allow its soil to be used for terrorist attacks against India. One theory for Pakistan's low-key response is that the fence will make it easier for the country to better control militant groups.
Constructed on almost vertical mountainsides -- here at an 80 degree angle -- the fence is an engineering feat. Until the cease-fire, much of the construction was done at night to avoid the shelling.
The fence, which breaks only in deference to unconquerable terrain, stands about 12 feet high and is about 12 feet wide. Coils of concertina wire are layered between rows of pickets. Sharp-edged metal tape and, in places, electrification make crossing even harder. So do the soldiers standing guard.
''No obstacle in history, whether the China wall or the Maginot line in France, can prevent movement unless there is surveillance,'' said the governor of the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, S.K. Sinha, a former army vice chief of staff.
The fence is part of a larger effort by India to buttress its defenses and uses equipment acquired from Israel, France and the United States, including motion sensors, thermal imaging devices and night-vision equipment. It also has allowed the parceling of the cease-fire zone into a grid system so that officers can be held accountable for movement in designated areas.
In places, the fence has created divisions within a division. Some farmers have been separated from their grazing lands, and a few houses and hamlets that have been in Indian-held Kashmir since 1947 are now outside it because the fence could not be built around them without crossing into Pakistani territory.
There are gates for cattle and people, with proper identification, to cross back into India.
Senior Indian military officials say that they already see what they called a new ''tentativeness'' among militants, and that the fence has allowed the army to foil at least four crossing attempts. Militants in Pakistan say that the fence has made crossing the cease-fire line riskier but assert that they have enough men and ammunition already inside Kashmir to sustain the insurgency for years.
Indian officials agree with that assertion, saying that despite a major decline in infiltrations by insurgents compared with last year, there has not been a corresponding drop in violence. [On Saturday, four people died and 52 were wounded in bomb attacks in two Kashmiri cities. Indian officials also said they had killed five Pakistani militants trying to cross the Line of Control in a new operation to curb infiltration.]


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