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Stone Mountain Eagle Scout begins restoration projectMatthew David (Matt) Reynolds is a senior at Parkview High School and an Eagle Scout. He is the son of David and Cindy Reynolds and a member of Troop 549. He chose to lead a group of other Scouts and adults to restore an abandoned cemetery originally belonging to the Pounds family. It is currently under the care of the Gwinnett Historical Society. In addition to the restoration, Matt's project included constructing and installing a set of steps and a permanent sign to mark the cemetery. Brookwood youth earns rank of Eagle Scout Taylor Ethan Gore, a junior at Brookwood High School, has earned the rank of Eagle Scout. He is the son of Lance and Kim Gore of Snellville. Gore is a member of Troop 599 sponsored by Grayson United Methodist Church. He completed his Eagle Scout Service Project by constructing and installing 30 fish attractors in the lake at Fort Yargo State Park in Winder. Taylor earned 33 merit badges, including the 21 required for the rank of Eagle Scout.
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In the spirit of Martin Creed's humor, we thought we would share a short Martin Creed video for those who perhaps had a bit too much to eat (or drink) for Thanksgiving. Here is Martin Creed's Work No. 610, Sick Film, 2006.
Please note: true to the title, the film does depict the act of vomiting.
"I wanted to try to control myself," says artist Martin Creed, maybe a third of the way through his Work No. 1020 (Ballet). "I feel like life is out of control all of the time." Onstage to his left, dancer Lorena Randi coughs into her hand, then replaces it where it belongs when you're in third position and you're doing ballet.
Work No. 1020, 90 minutes sharp, happens this way. It just happens to be formal, in a way. There's a large, long video projected at the end of the work, of a young woman squatting to take a dump in a white room. There are thirteen cacti in a row upstage right, the shortest nearest center, the tallest adjacent to the wings.
Diagonals emanate from this upstage right corner during the performance. They cut through an orthogonal grid marked on the floor with three colors of spike tape (blue, green, and lime). When ballet shapes "work," it's because the dancer's body expresses distinct tensions between orthogonal and diagonal lines. Ballet lives in the play between the grid (en face) and its corners (effacé, croisé, écarté). Creed's performance lives in the play between its viewers and the play between ballet and Martin Creed.
Work No. 1020 looks at the house of ballet before going in, looks at the basics of ballet's envelope. One of many songs the five-member rock band plays during the piece is an alphabet song, and there's a counting song, too. The five dancers, including Randi, walk through ballet's five positions like piano students practicing their scales. Their dancing is basic, their technique so-so. The projected numbers that keep pace during the breakneck counting song are big and crisp and black-on-white, and so are the letters that take turns behind Creed and the band during the alphabet song. The musicians and their instruments (drums and guitars) are in a diagonal line, from the upstage right corner to downstage center. Well, just a little to the right of center, the place dancers call "eighth." Yeah, there.
"I hope you feel free, at least," says Creed to the audience, after explaining that he doesn't feel free. Over a black T-shirt, he wears a knit sweater vest, sleeveless like the faded Van Halen T-shirt the one male dancer, Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Gehrig, wears not tucked into the waistband of his footless black tights.
"As soon as you've got rules, then you do things wrong," Creed observes, offhandedly. When he swaps electric guitar leads a little later, the new cable comes up short. He's unable to both play his guitar and stand where he belongs, just a little to the right of downstage center, like at eighth. A production coordinator hurries to the stage to help push a heavy amplifier closer to Creed, to bridge the gap. It's not a tense moment for us in the audience, because no one onstage seems concerned. "I didn't plan this," Creed tells us, "but I wish I had, because I like it." People laugh. The Work continues, back on script.
The program notes for Work No. 1020 (Ballet) include a brief statement by Creed, which concludes, "A ballet dancer is standing up straighter than anyone else. It is an extreme example of the work of living. That's what I like about it." Yes, but the five dancers in Work No. 1020 are not extreme in their execution of ballet building blocks, taking turns in closed cycles and patterns. There's slack in the cable connecting each dancer to the big, buzzing box of ballet. Instead of "stage face," we get "class face." We can see the work behind the art. During another song, Creed forces out these lyrics, his stare intense: "I've been practicing, practicing, practicing for you."
When Creed's choreography touches complex, it backs off, and chooses another fundamental dance-making strategy to approach and assess. Deep within ballet, where the Work does not go, precise épaulement and dynamic phrasing deliver ideas through the form. In this Work, the figure is still hidden in the stone. This Work is preliminary bulk reduction done with eyes wide open, the hacking away at a corner not needed, the standing back, the looking at the big stone, the taking away of another chunk, the identification of forms the big block might contain.
With the same number of strides, taken simultaneously but with different lengths, the five dancers enter from stage left. Farthest upstage, Gehrig's strides are full splits, to the floor, which take him all the way to the opposite side and the tallest cactus. Randi's steps along the edge of the stage, conventionally scaled, take her only about half as far.
The three other dancers' strides deposit them regularly between, so the group arrives in a diagonal line in unison. They turn around and exit the way they came in, taking their final steps offstage together.
The Work is the play between constants and variables, with themes and variations waiting in the wings. In the middle of the Work, on video, one by one, a little dog, a big dog, and a man cross a white room on the diagonal, while voices direct these three animals from out of frame.
Ballet's codes, traditions, architectures, aristocratic beginnings, physical demands, and abstract ideals are like a giant sphere in this Work. Creed's work covers this sphere's surface with dimples as it makes its way around and presses into it with different fingers and degrees of pressure. He says at the beginning of the show that he wants to try to show us something, that the Work will contain "things designed to be looked at."
The magic part is how these meetings around a membrane reveal glimpses of cores. In the age of hermetic pockets of fluency, here's a performance of approach, an investigation, a detective's first visit to a crime scene, a student's thoughts after his first lesson. Following the last dance, Creed says, "there's no real ending."
Then all of the performers, standing shoulder to shoulder, take their bows at the very lip, coming as close to those of us watching as they can without falling off of the stage.
Martin Creed's Work No. 1020 (Ballet) received its US premiere at the Edlis Neeson Theater, November 16 and 17, 2012. These two performances marked the eleventh month of the artist's yearlong residency, Martin Creed Plays Chicago, at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago.
Today Martin Creed released his newest album Work No. 1370, Chicago (2012) which he says is the best music he's ever made. Tonight and Friday night he and his band perform on the MCA Stage. Don't miss it. Tickets and more information are available here: http://bit.ly/TFMjnd
Martin Creed is presenting Work No. 1020 (Ballet) on the MCA Stage this week. This is his last trip to Chicago as part of his yearlong residency at the MCA. Creed is an artist who sees little to no distinction between disciplines, moving sinuously between visual art, music, film, and with this work, dance. In fact, he sees little distinction between making art and just being in the world. I really love that idea—the idea that art and life are inextricably tangled in each other, that just being in the world is making art. It makes perfect sense when you see some of Creed's installations that are scattered throughout the MCA.
In this performance, Creed plays lead guitar with his London-based band and dancers culled from Sadler's Wells Theatre. The composed dance uses only the five core positions of classical ballet, each paired with a musical note. Having been a dancer, I know that the five positions are the basic language of dance, the building blocks. I was immediately intrigued by the idea of creating a dance using only these somewhat restrictive and obviously minimalist postures. The simplicity of the movement belies the discipline, and limitations are always a way to explore creativity.
Along with presenting the ballet, Creed and his band are also playing other songs Creed has written. He tends toward unconventional, punky songs with blunt titles. I wonder if he's going to play the deliberately irritating "Fuck Off." There is often an unassuming, humorous aspect to Creed's work that uncannily parallels his ability to annoy people. I'm sure the performance will annoy some people, as well as generate the typical bemused query, "Is this really art?" In fact, I'd be surprised if anyone coming to this won't laugh, be annoyed, supremely irritated, or totally grossed out. Which is also funny in an "either you get it or you don't" way.
I don't know exactly what Creed is going to do Thursday and Friday evening. I am intrigued, a bit worried, and quite excited about the performance. The one thing I know for sure is that I won't be bored.
"What do I think? Clever, nostalgic, simple. A lot of people don't like to see simple things in a museum, but I appreciate art that gets back to the basics."
"I like the whimsy factor here. Proportions impossibly small and impossibly thin at the same time. Playfulness is my general vibe."
"I noticed the eyeball immediately, and I first thought I saw painted bands, not Legos, probably because I'm in a museum."
"Wow, Creed wasn't shy about doing the phallic thing here. I mean, it's not so subtle."
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"Well, I work at a preschool, so this makes me think of my job . . . sincerely."
"My wife was all about building blocks. They used to call her Princess Lego. So I enjoy this on her behalf."
On November 15 and 16, Martin Creed will present Work No. 1020 (Ballet) on the MCA Stage. Check out some of the work below, tickets are still available.
While eating my lunch last week, I sat admiring Martin Creed's recently installed Work No. 1351 (2012). Thick, intersecting stripes of color cover the wall in Puck's café, adding a playful dimension to what was previously a very white and clean-feeling space. This piece feels spontaneous and light. As is often the case with Creed's simple- looking installations, a tremendous amount of planning and carefully choreographed installation took place behind the scenes to make this piece possible. The following is the surprisingly long list of colors that were used by MCA preparators to paint this mural:
Golden Bounty, Luminous Days, Golden Nugget, Sunshine, American Cheese, Banana Yellow, Wasabi, Bright Gold, Goldsmith, Sweet Pear, Sundance, Burnt Cinnamon, Orange, Paradise Beach, Pumpkin Cream, Vivid Peach, Festive Orange, 14 Carrots, Orange Burst, Marmalade, Butterscotch, Beeswax, Dark Salmon, Tawny Day Lilly, Jack O'Lantern, Raspberry Truffle, Rose Parade, Pink Ladies, Hot Lips, Crushed Velvet, Bordeaux Red, Fuchsine, Pink Ruffle, Neon Red, Red, Rose Quartz, Hot Apple Spice, Exotic Red, Royal Flush, Dog's Ear, Light Chiffon Pink, Razzle Dazzle, Peaches 'n' Cream, Magenta, Deep Carnation, Melrose Pink, Margarita, Neon Green, Citrus Green, Grenada Green, Lilly Pad, Avocado, Fresh Scent Green, Nile Green, Webster Green, Amelia Island Blue, Marine Aqua, Snow Cone Green, Emerald Isle, Mississippi Mud, Wenge, Seed Brown, Falcon Brown, Woodcliffe Lake, Tulsa Twilight, Onyx White, Almost Black, Picket Fence, Silver Lining, Gray Sky, Blue Springs, Albany White, Turret, Sweet Innocence, Desert Beach, Seacliff Heights, Bluebelle, Gulfstream, Deep Royal, Midnight, Spring Sky, Watercolour Blue, Black Satin, At Sea, Brazilian Blue, Baby Seal Black, Poolside Blue, Mosaic, Tropical Teal, Beau Green, Naples Blue, Rhythm and Blues, Dream I Can Fly, Blue Wave, Graceful Sea, Dark Royal Blue, Americana, Mauve Bauhaus, Violet Stone, Scandinavian Blue, Elderberry Wine, Pinot Grigio Grape, Crocus Petal Purple, After the Rain, Dark Lilac, Mystical Grape, Victorian Purple, Trout Gray, Ebony Slate, Espresso Bean, and Cobblestone Path.
Please join us today until 6 pm for the final day of Martin Creed's Half the air in a given space in the City Gallery at Historic Water Tower.
It is the last week to see the final Martin Creed balloon installation, Work No. 204, Half the air in a given space currently on view in the City Gallery at Historic Water Tower. Visit this popular and fun exhibition before it closes on October 25.
Please note that the installation will be closed during inclement weather, such as rain. Follow the MCA's Twitter account (@mcachicago) for live updates of the status of the exhibition, or call 312.280.2660.


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iPad Classroom. iPads and Tablets in Education. iPads in the Classroom. iPads in Schools. Bloomsapps. Using Blooms Taxonomy in education is a highly effective way to scaffold learning for the students.
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Nonbuilding Construction
Nonbuilding construction, at $137 billion (annual rate) in November, dropped 14% from the previous month. The electric-utility category retreated 34% from its exceptional October amount, although the pace in November was still quite high by recent standards – 34% above the average monthly rate during 2010. The noteworthy electric-utility projects in November were $1 billion for work on a nuclear facility in South Carolina, $1 billion for a solar farm in California, and $300 million for a wind farm in Iowa. For the public works categories, steep declines in November were reported for water supply systems, down 25%; and sewers, down 43%, while river/harbor development managed to rise 24% from a lackluster October. Highway construction in November slipped 4%, although bridge construction climbed 29%, reflecting the start of a $587-million bridge project in the state of Washington. The miscellaneous public works category—which includes such diverse project types as sitework, mass transit, pipelines, and outdoor sports stadiums—grew 11% in November with the help of a $250-million upgrade to a football stadium in the state of Washington.
During the January-November period of 2011, nonbuilding construction was down 2% from the same period a year ago. For transportation-related public works, highways slipped 3% year-to-date while bridge construction fell 15%. For the environmental public-works categories, declines were reported for river/harbor development, down 2%; sewer construction, down 7%; and water supply construction, down 17%. The miscellaneous public works category plunged 47% year-to-date, due to a sharply reduced amount of new pipeline starts. On the plus side, electric-utility construction has soared during 2011, climbing 72% year-to-date, and already achieved a new annual high in current dollar terms.
Residential Building
Residential building in November advanced 4% to $138.2 billion (annual rate). Like recent months, multifamily housing provided the upward momentum, rising 25%. Large multifamily projects that reached groundbreaking in November included a $173-million apartment building in San Francisco and a $150-million apartment building in New York City, as the push continues to come from apartment projects (as opposed to condominiums).
Single-family housing in November retreated 1%, settling back after the modest improvement of the previous month, as this category continues to struggle to achieve any upward traction.
During the first 11 months of 2011, residential building was reported to be steady with its dollar amount for the same period a year ago. Multifamily housing was up 17%, as the result of this year-to-date performance by geography—the West, up 33%; the South Atlantic, up 27%; the Northeast, up 19%; the South Central, up 10%; and the Midwest, down 1%.
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Richard Bright (physician)
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Richard Bright (28 September 1789 – 16 December 1858) was an English physician and early pioneer in the research of kidney disease.
He was born in Bristol, Gloucestershire, the third son of Sarah and Richard Bright Sr., a wealthy merchant and banker. Bright Sr. shared his interest in science with his son, encouraging him to consider it as a career. In 1808, Bright Jr. joined the University of Edinburgh to study philosophy, economics and mathematics, but switched to medicine the following year. In 1810, he accompanied Sir George Mackenzie on a summer expedition to Iceland where he conducted naturalist studies. Bright then continued his medical studies at Guy's Hospital in London and in September 1813 returned to Edinburgh to be granted his medical doctorate. His thesis was De erysipelate contagioso (On contagious erysipelas).
During the 1820s and 1830s Bright again worked at Guy's Hospital, teaching, practising and researching medicine. There he worked alongside two other celebrated medical pioneers, Thomas Addison and Thomas Hodgkin. His research into the causes and symptoms of kidney disease led to his identifying what became known as Bright's disease. For this, he is considered the "father of nephrology". He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1821.[1]
Bright had a special affection for Hungary and in 1815 he lived in Festetics Castle in Keszthely, where there is a large plaque: "To the memory of the English physician scientist and traveller who was one of the pioneers in the accurate description of Lake Balaton."
He delivered the Lumleian Lectures in 1837 on "Disorders of the Brain" and the Gulstonian lectures in 1833 on the "Function of the Abdominal Viscera" at the Royal College of Physicians.[2]
On 11 December 1858, Bright became severely ill due to complications of heart disease and was unable to recover. He died in London aged 69 and was buried in Kensal Green Cemetery.
Bright had two sons. The younger also became a physician; the elder, James Franck Bright, a historian.
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- ^ "Library Archive". Royal Society. Retrieved 24 August 2012.
- ^ Stephen, Leslie, ed. (1886). "Bright, Richard". Dictionary of National Biography 6. London: Smith, Elder & Co. p. 334.
- van Gijn, J; Hart W (Dec 1999). "[From the library of the Dutch Journal of Medicine: Richard Bright (1789–1858) and his 'Reports of Medical cases']". Nederlands tijdschrift voor geneeskunde 143 (51): 2570–5. PMID 10633798.
- Berry, D (Jul 1994). "Richard Bright (1789–1858): student days in Edinburgh". Proceedings of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh 24 (3): 383–96. PMID 11639543.
- MacKenzie, J C (Aug 1989). "Dr Richard Bright—a man of many parts. His bicentenary year—1789–1858". Bristol medico-chirurgical journal 104 (3): 63–7. PMID 2692780.
- Marz, I (1989). "[Richard Bright—28 September 1789 to 16 December 1858]". Zeitschrift für ärztliche Fortbildung 83 (23): 1207–9. PMID 2697997.
- Kark, R M; Moore D T (Apr 1981). "The life, work, and geological collections of Richard Bright, M.D. (1789–1858); with a note on the collections of other members of the family". Archives of natural history 10 (1): 119–51. doi:10.3366/anh.1918.104.22.168. PMID 11615995.
- Brian, V A (Dec 1976). "The man behind the name: Richard Bright: 1789–1858". Nursing times 72 (49): 1937. PMID 794840.
- Lyons, J R (Apr 1976). "Pioneers in medicine: Richard Bright (1789–1858)". Nursing mirror and midwives journal 142 (18): 54. PMID 775451.
- Bruetsch, W L (1971). "Richard Bright (1789–1858) and apoplexy". Transactions of the American Neurological Association 96: 213–5. PMID 4945917.
- Kinder, C H (Nov 1966). "Richard Bright (1789–1858)". Investigative urology 4 (3): 288–90. PMID 5333197.
- STRIKER, C (Oct 1963). "Richard Bright 1789–1858 (Garrison): Select Reports of Medical Cases: Cases Illustrative Of Some Of The Appearances Observable On The Examination Of Diseases Terminating In Dropsical Effusion". Cincinnati journal of medicine 44: 426–8. PMID 14054272.
- "Richard Bright (1789–1858)". The Merck report 64 (3): 19. Jul 1955. PMID 13244362.
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POTSDAM - He might not run for 100 yards or throw three touchdown passes, but when the Sandstoners football team takes the field tonight versus Tupper Lake one of the most respected members of their team will be standing on the sidelines for the very first time.
Jeffrey J. Moody, a young man from Brasher Falls with Down syndrome, will be making his debut as the teams water boy, wearing a jersey signed by the team and its coaching staff that was presented to him by the team prior to their Sept. 27 game versus the schools arch rival, Canton Golden Bears.
Since that time, the number 40 jersey has seldom left his sight and is often on his back. When asked how many times she has had to wash the jersey since it was first presented to her son two weeks ago, Jackie Moody said she hasnt had the chance to wash it yet.
I cant wash it, because he never takes it off, she said. Hes afraid the signatures will wash off.
Mr. Moodys special relationship with the team began this past summer after he befriended Jordan Buffham, a senior defensive end and left tackle and his younger brother Brandon Buffham, who plays on the schools modified team. The Buffham family spends its summers camping in Brasher Falls, where Mr. Moody lives.
Brandon would go down and play with him, said the boys father, Michael Buffham, who would later learn that despite being a huge football fan for as long as he can remember Mr. Moody had never actually been to a football game.
He had never been to a game in person and now hes hooked, Mr. Buffham said. He tries to imitate everything they do from the calisthenics to the plays.
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Since this whole thing started with Dawn (Jordan and Brandons aunt Dawn Buffham), Potsdam football has been his whole world, she said.
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When asked what would happen if Potsdam were to play the undefeated Broncos, Mr. Moody replied, Oh geez, indicating that in his eyes the game would be too close to call. When asked though, who would win if Potsdam played the winless New York Giants, he laughed and said, Potsdam.
While its not hard to imagine anyone falling in love with the game of football, the most remarkable part of the story, according to Mr. Buffham, is the way the team responded to having a new super fan in their corner.
The best part of this story is the way the team took to Jeffrey, Mr. Buffham said.
Hes a cool guy to be out on the field with, Jordan said, adding that during the games there is no doubt who their number one fan is.
Everyone can hear him, he said. Its awesome to have someone showing so much support for the team.
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He kind of fills an empty spot, Maurice said. Hes someone for me to look after and in a small way take care of.
Oden Robertson, a senior running back on the team, said he has also been inspired by Mr. Moodys presence.
Hes an inspiration for the whole team, Oden said. He brightens everyones day, and its great to know were the first football team hes come to watch.
Devon Delaney, a senior cornerback, said that he and his teammates are looking forward to tonights game almost as much as Mr. Moody.
Having him out there on the field with us is going to be great, he said. To have him out there with us will be a great experience for both him and the team.
Head Coach James Kirka agrees.
I think this has been good for the team and Jeffrey. Jeffrey is passionate about football and the team really appreciates it, he said, explaining that it was the team who approached him with the idea of presenting Mr. Moody with a jersey.
I thought it was a great idea, he said. Its such a good group of kids. I wasnt shocked to see something like this coming from this group. You just dont see kids like this anymore.
Thats a point that wasnt lost on Ms. Buffham.
The cool thing about this is how all the guys take the time to talk to him and give him knuckles (what Mr. Moody calls a fist bump) before every game, she said. They say kids can be cruel, but with this football team, its been anything but.
Mr. Kirka also said that through bonding with Mr. Moody, his players are leaning a valuable lesson that theyll carry with them for the rest of their lives. Be thankful for what you have and be empathetic to others.
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London 2012 swimming: David Davies retires after third Olympics
Welsh long distance swimmer David Davies has retired from the sport, saying nothing can top competing at the 2012 Olympics in London.
The 27-year-old indicated prior to the London Games that he would consider his future after the event.
He did not progress beyond the 1500m heats, but told BBC Wales: "It was a career highlight for me, being there, and I think it's time to move on."
Born: 3 March, 1985 in Barry
Age: 27
Olympic silver medallist - 10km (2008)
Olympic bronze medallist - 1,500m freestyle (2004)
Commonwealth Games gold medal - 1,500m freestyle (2006)
Commonwealth Games bronze medal - 400m freestyle (2006)
British record holder 1,500m - 14:45.95 (2004, Athens Olympics)
Davies has taken up a role with project Sport Wales as an athlete mentor.
Davies, from Barry, has won Olympic silver in Beijing in 2008 having taken a bronze at the 2004 Games in Athens.
"I haven't made too many secrets of it that it would probably be my last Olympics and I just wanted to give it a couple of months to make sure it was the right decision," added Davies.
"I've been to three Olympic Games. I've achieved more than I ever thought I would and when you get to a bit of an older age it's a bit harder to do. The last few years have not been as easy as the start of my career and I can't think of anything that's going to get better than experiencing London 2012, really."
Davies has fought back from a lack of form to secure his place at the London Games.
Fatigue problems forced him to withdraw from the 2011 World Championships and thoughts of retirement began to take hold.
He took a six-week break after medical advice and then rediscovered his appetite for the sport.
Olympic qualification was no guarantee for the 1500m British record holder, but Davies had been spurred on by the thought of performing at his home Olympics.
Comment number 3. Posted by Dave Hedgehogon 12 Nov 2012 19:06
Good luck in whatever you do in the future David.
I feel he never fully realised his potential, for reasons unknown as the dedication of a long distance swimmer cant be questioned.
After pushing Hackett so close in 04 I thought he'd go on to dominate but it didn't seem to materialise, which is a great shame. Still, three Olympics and two medals puts him up there with the best of GB swimming
Comment number 2. Posted by Galaxyon 12 Nov 2012 15:59
Davies retiring is a masterstroke!
Swim like a Butterfly and sting like a erm..........
Comment number 1. Posted by Perpetual Sighon 12 Nov 2012 14:08
I still remember some of his races well. He pushed Grant Hackett all the way in the pool in 2004, and would have won the 10k gold in 2008 had he not missed a turn and lost valuable time (he only missed out by one and a half seconds). He should be proud of an excellent career.
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Oscar Diggs (James Franco), a small-time circus magician with dubious ethics, is hurled away from dusty Kansas to the vibrant Land of Oz. At first he thinks he's hit the jackpot-fame and fortune are his for the taking. That all changes, however, when he meets three witches, Theodora (Mila Kunis), Evanora (Rachel Weisz), and Glinda (Michelle Williams), who are not convinced he is the great wizard everyone's been expecting. Reluctantly drawn into the epic problems facing the Land of Oz and its inhabitants, Oscar must find out who is good and who is evil before it is too late. Putting his magical arts to use through illusion, ingenuity-and even a bit of wizardry-Oscar transforms himself not only into the great and powerful Wizard of Oz but into a better man as well.


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PAWTUCKET - Ann (Twardeck) Bryce, of Broadway, died Wednesday, March 30 at Miriam Hospital, Providence. She was the wife of the late David Bryce.
Born in Bentleyville, Pennsylvania, she was the daughter of the late Joseph and Theresa (Zemba) Twardeck. She had lived in Cumberland for fifty-five years before moving to Pawtucket over a year ago.
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2014 Honor Roll and Honorary Member Inductees
John Logie Baird
John Logie Baird (1888-1946) is inducted into the SMPTE Honor Roll in recognition of his lifelong contributions as a pioneer in television technology. His accomplishments include the first live television demonstration, the first publicly shown color television system (1928), and the first fully electronic color television picture tube. The BBC began transmitting with the Baird system in 1929. Baird continued to develop new technology including: a mechanical color system in 1939; a 500-line 3-D system in 1941; an electronic 600-line color display in 1944. Baird lobbied for post-war standardization of his 1000-line electronic color television system.
Leonardo Chiariglione
Leonardo Chiariglione is generally considered to the be the driving force behind the development of the MPEG set of standards that underpin today's many digital moving pictures applications. Chiariglione's constant push for a simple, standardized moving pictures toolbox began in 1988 with the founding of the ISO MPEG group, and continues to the present day. Chiariglione has forcefully maintained focus on timely standardization, technical simplicity and efficiency. The wide adoption of MPEG-2 to MPEG-4, in particular, is apt testimony to the contribution Chiariglione and the MPEG group has made to date.
George Lucas
Best known as a writer, director and producer responsible for iconic American films, Lucas is also a pioneer in the adoption of new technologies for motion picture production and exhibition.
Lucas founded Industrial Light & Magic in 1975 which has gone on to produce VFX for nearly 300 films. Among many other innovations, ILM invented the OpenEXR file format in 2000 to support high dynamic range imaging.
The animation studio Pixar was founded in 1979 as the Graphix Group of Lucasfilm. Sound company THX Ltd was co-founded by Lucas in 1981 to advance the quality of theatrical sound systems. In 2002, Star Wars: Episode II-Attack of the Clones was the first major Hollywood feature to be captured digitally, on 24p high-definition video cameras. In his determination to push the medium of cinema with new technologies and techniques, Lucas has encountered both support and skepticism. It is now clear that his perseverance and vision was a key factor in the eventual widespread adoption of digital cinematography in motion picture production today.
SMPTE Honorary Members-The Honor Roll
Victor H. Allen (1975)
Charles E. Anderson (2012)
Thomas Armat (1935)
John Logie Baird (2014)
John L.E. Baldwin (2000)
Joseph Arthur Ball (1953)
Julius Barnathan (1997)
Stanley N. Baron (2010)
K. Blair Benson (1991)
Walter Bruch (1989)
Marvin C. Camras (1990)
John C. Capstaff (1955)
Theodore W. Case (1946)
Leonardo Chiariglione (2014)
Ian Childs (2010)
George W. Colburn (1987)
Jeofry Stuart Courtney-Pratt (1974)
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Edward B. Craft (1946
Andre Debrie (1955)
Lee de Forest (1940)
LeRoy E. De Marsh (1999)
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William K. L. Dickson (1933)
Walt Disney (1955)
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Linwood G. Dunn (1984)
George Eastman (1928)
Harold E. Edgarton (1968)
Thomas Alva Edison (1928)
Elmer W. Engstrom (1966)
Alexander Ernemann (1955)
Ralph M. Evans (1973)
Philo Taylor Farnsworth (1996)
Joseph A. Flaherty (1993)
Harvey Fletcher (1959)
Charles R. Fordyce (1984)
John G. Frayne (1967)
William Friese-Greene (1931)
Leon Gaumont (<1946)***
Charles P. Ginsberg (1976)
Peter C. Goldmark (1977)
Alfred N. Goldsmith (1961)
Wesley T. Hanson, Jr. (1979)
Albert S. Howell (<1950)***
Frederick Eugene Ives (1928)
C. Francis Jenkins (1928)
Herbert T. Kalmus (1958)
Edward W. Kellogg (1950)
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Eugene Augustin Lauste (1931)
Louis A. A. LePrince (1931)
Jean Acme LeRoy (1931)
Nathan Levinson (1953)
George Lucas (2014)
Louis Lumiere (1928)
Kenneth M. Mason (1981)
John A. Maurer (1978)
C.E. Kenneth Mees (1957)
Pierre Mertz (1971)
Oskar Messter (1960)
George A. Mitchell (1971)
Masahiko Morizono (1994)
Albert Narath (1969)
Robert W. Paul (1938)
Edwin Stanton Porter (1942)
Kerns H. Powers (1995)
A. Reeves (>1935)***
Frederick M. Remley, Jr. (1991)
Frank H. Richardson (1944)
Robert Richter (1972)
Rodger J. Ross (1989)
Loren L. Ryder (1980)
Michael J. Sherlock (1997)
Max Skladanowsky (1970)
Robert M. Smith (1996)
William H. Smith (1988)
Sidney P. Solow (1981)
Earl I. Sponable (1957)
Kenjiro Takayanagi (1988)
Lloyd Thompson (1962)
Alexander F. Victor (1964)
Samuel L. Warner (1946)
William T. Wintringham (1977)
Roland J. Zavada (1995)
Vladimir K. Zworkyin (1950)
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With less than 24 hours left to go before Microsoft's next-gen Xbox event, we've compiled a list of games and features that are sure to be making an appearance on the new console. Here's what you should expect from tomorrow's headlining presentation.
1. 2013 Holiday Launch
Microsoft executive Aaron Greenberg has strongly implied that the company might be be aiming for a 'holiday' 2013 launch for its next-gen console. Greenberg also promised an encompassing 'behind-the-scenes' look to be shown at the May 21st event, as well as 'tons of exclusive' games to be unveiled at E3 2013. The good thing is, we'll likely find out tomorrow whether or not we've read too far into his comments.
2. Automatic Game Installation
Kotaku sources claim that the next Xbox will come packed with a study 500GB hard drive, which surprisingly, will mostly be used for required game installations. Lucky for you, the console is supposedly able to install next-gen titles while you're playing them. This is a strict divergence from the feature set of the previous console, which allowed for time-consuming installations, but magnificently avoided making them mandatory.
3. The Next Generation of Kinect
With the amount of time and money the company has poured into the Xbox 360's Kinect features, it's hard to imagine a new console without advanced support for motion controls. We'd be willing to wager our homes and families that some form of Kinect 2.0 will be be symbiotically integrated into the next-gen device. Combine that with Nintendo and Sony's own Kinect competitors, and Microsoft has a lot to squeeze into its announcement tomorrow.
4. Xbox SmartGlass
Even with developers claiming that the Wii U is dead, Microsoft and Sony will be hard-pressed to ignore their strongest family-oriented competition. SmartGlass, Xbox's tablet-based trojan horse, offers many of the same features seen on Nintendo's peripheral-heavy console. With the new Xbox being branded as a full-on entertainment hub, it's unlikely the company will forego this innovative technology.
5. Multi-tasking
According to a report from Kotaku, the new Xbox will allow for 'game-swapping' in the vein of iOS app juggling. The source, who somehow managed to leak a host of accurate PS4 details leading up to the announcement, alleges that the feature will allow users to place a game or application in a "suspended" state. From there, the user can move to a different game or app, interact with it, and then return to the original program when they're ready.
6. Blu-ray
A trusted Microsoft blogger, Paul Thurrott, has claimed that the device will come standard with an optical Blu-ray drive. If this is actually the case, you can expect that the console's game library will be shipped with this technology, as opposed to the Xbox 360's outdated DVD method. As should be obvious, this also means that the newest Xbox will follow in the footsteps of the PS3, providing consumers will a full-fledged Blu-ray player.
7. IllumiRoom
Microsoft has kept quiet about their newly unveiled IllumiRoom concept, but details are beginning to emerge regarding tomorrow's industry-centric presentation. CVG reports that the projector-based technology will be making an appearance at the Xbox event, which means it might feature heavily into the new console's core feature set. According to Microsoft representatives, IllumiRoom has the ability to "change the appearance of the room, induce apparent motion, extend the field of view, and enable entirely new game experiences".
8. Services
The next Xbox is being billed as "the beginning of a new generation of games, TV and entertainment," (according to respected Microsoft blogger Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb). If the Xbox 360 has taught us nothing else, we at least know that the company is heavily invested in providing features and services the expand far beyond the scope of video games. Consumers should expect that the trend will continue into the next generation. There isn't much word on which services will be making an appearance, but you can be sure that Netflix will be chief among them.
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LAKEWOOD, Colo. - There was a roar across Lakewood Friday morning as singer Katy Perry took to the stage at Lakewood High School for a concert.
More than 2,000 students started to pack the gym at 3 a.m. to see the singer perform on "Good Morning America."
She started with her hit Roar at 6:31 a.m. local time. As she performed, the 2,000+ students in the crowd sang along and took tons of photos and videos.
Perry, in a ponytail and a Lakewood High cheer outfit, jumped rope, sang and had a great time performing on her birthday.
"I'm 29 and I feel great," said Perry. "I still feel 13 sometimes."
In between songs, she called out to the students in different grades and was interviewed by Good Morning America's Sam Champion about her album, Prism.
Champion also showed off the jacket that Lakewood High wanted to give Perry.
Then Perry performed, "Walking on air," "Firework" and a medley of songs.
For Firework, she invited the kids to sing along and even let them sing parts of the song.
Perry picked Lakewood High School as the winner of a lip dub contest featuring her hit song, "Roar." A lip dub combines lip syncing and audio dubbing.
Lakewood High School's mascot is the tigers, so the idea of making a video to the name "Roar" seemed appropriate.
"For me, Lakewood really embodied a whole school spirit," Perry said when she picked the contest winner. "I think they brought everyone together and you saw so many different people coming together to do one shot."
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After seeing the video last month, Perry Tweeted, "Oh my GAWD. Now this is what I call school SPIRIT: http://vimeo.com/75058173 I hear you roaring LAKEWOOD HIGH!"
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A proven source of graded duets for both the student and teacher of brass and woodwind instruments. Each volume contains works from the Renaissance, Baroque and Classical periods, folk songs and traditional tunes, and a selection of original compositions by Keith Snell in a variety of styles. A useful source of repertoire. Contains: The Bells (Snell) * Licorice Stick Rag (Snell) * Lincolnshire Poacher (British Folk Song) * Linstead Market (Jamacican Folk Song) * Lopsided Polka (Snell) * The Mermaid (Ameican Folk Song) * Rondo (Mozart) * Rustic Dance (Hook) * Serenade in Four Movements (Snell) * Sonata (Scarlatti) * Sonatine (Mozart) * Three Two-Part Inventions (Bach).
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