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There are many ways to interact with computers—a keyboard, a mouse, even a cybersuit. All of these methods have special protocols to report user actions and even need special hardware to be accessed. GGI will allow any kind of input to be supported without recompiling the kernel for each new device, thus allowing for flexibility and easy configuration. This support is achieved by having a loadable module for each device or device class. Just like the video card drivers, any input device driver will register abstract input devices that convert user actions to events.
For example, an application might query for the registered devices and select the events it wants to receive, so that a game program could default to use joysticks or keyboard input depending on the environment. Installing a game or an X server will not require any further configuration other than copying the binary to its destination directory and starting it. Please note that this methodology will also considerably reduce the effort required to maintain several differently-equipped machines as the application binaries will be the same for all machines and can be shared via network file systems. Only the GGI modules to be loaded will differ from machine to machine.
GGI defines a console as a pair—a display and a (mandatory) character input device. Optionally, other input facilities like a pointing device or controllers attached to a console may be present. The display is capable of providing alphanumeric data or graphics while the character device provides character input (just as the name implies). We use these diffuse terms as the display actually might be something other than a monitor, e.g., braille lines or other devices that help disabled or handicapped people to work with computers. Similarly, the input might be a keyboard or a voice recognition program or hardware—just about anything you can imagine. However, the character input device is mandatory, because it focuses on one and only one virtual console that is shown on one of the displays registered by the loaded modules. Any other devices are associated with one of the keyboards, and any user activity is reported to applications running on the focused console. Thus, it is not only possible to have multiple virtual consoles but also (in conjunction with multiple displays) to have several real consoles.
If the user wants to switch between two virtual consoles, the keyboard driver will tell the KGI manager to bring the specified virtual console on the display assigned to it and then report any keyboard, pointer and controller events to the application. One problem arising from the virtualization is that an application accessing accelerated features might first have to terminate the current command or that the frame buffer needs to be preserved even if the application goes into background mode. GGI will effectively hide this operation from the application. Applications can be placed into one of the following categories with examples given:
The application can redraw its screen without noticeable overhead at any given time, e.g., X server.
The application can be programmed considerably more easily when a back-up buffer is provided in case the frame buffer needs to be accessible at any time, e.g., a ray tracer or any other program that needs to do a lot of calculations to draw an image. This back-up would also allow running the application in background mode while continuing to draw to its frame buffer.
The application can skip output or simply sleep, if not in foreground mode, thereby reducing system load significantly, e.g., games or software video decoders. SVGALIB works in this manner.
Class one and three are easy to virtualize—they just have to redraw their buffers when switched to foreground mode, and therefore, when switching to background mode, the screen contents are discarded and drawing requests are ignored. The only difficult class is class two. However, since the kernel knows the exact state of the hardware, it can tell a user space daemon to allocate sufficient memory, save the frame buffer there, redirect the memory mapping of the application and tell the library to use optimized drawing methods for memory- mapped buffers instead of accelerated drawing functions.
GGI plans to add powerful graphical hardware support to the Linux operating system. As with any hardware driver, it needs to have a kernel segment that is kept to a minimum (currently the modules are about 30K in size, and should not become greater than 80K). If accepted by the Linux community, GGI can provide a clean method of dealing with multiple display and input hardware as well as an architecture-independent programming interface that will give good performance on any platform. Also, it will allow hardware manufacturers to provide optimized drivers for their hardware if they wish. During development much care has been and will continue to be taken to isolate machine or hardware-dependent code, whenever possible, in order to provide good portability.
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As GGI is still under development, several features are not yet implemented, but there is a first implementation that demonstrates that our concepts are capable of providing easy access to video hardware and solving all of the points addressed in this article. Currently being worked on is support for multiple displays and libGGI. Of course, introducing a new concept to the kernel to access video hardware will cause several (non-X) applications to be incompatible, but on the other hand, adding this concept will ease the configuration of Linux, and open up new vistas to game programmers with an operating system and graphical support that will allow maximum performance on any system.
Andreas Beck (firstname.lastname@example.com) studies physics at the University of Duesseldorf, Germany and started the GGI project. He developed the memory mapping code for GGI, worked on the library implementation and made major contributions to the concepts used.
Steffen Seeger (firstname.lastname@example.com) also studies physics at the University of Technology at Chemnitz-Zwickau. He wrote most of the S3 driver code and made major contributions to the console concepts and the kernel drivers.
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The "low country" between Beaufort SC and Savannah Ga. appears fascinating on the charts. Rivers, basins and bays abound. We will spend this Oct/Nov exploring here before setting sail to the south in December. With an upgraded watermaker,we'll have so much water, we may open a drive thru boat wash. If not that, stop over when it's hot and we can run under the sprinkler.
Must buy a fishing belt. The fish are BIG.
Hey, check out the July cover of Cruising World. They put us on it!
The Miami Boat Show is one of the larger shows in the country. Siyasinana was oogled at by many and we did our best to make it look like we did'nt live on her. That included taking Rosti our sailing cocker spaniel to the doggy hotel. One nite in Coconut Grove, where we anchored for a week before the show to clean etc., Lisa wakes me up around midnite to check out the awsome torrential rain and lightning. OK. While admiring mother nature I look ahead to our friends on a 42 ft cat. Oh my gosh, there's a monohull adrift in the 30 knots coming thru the anchorage and its wrapped around the bows of our friends cat. Jump in the dingy to assist. The mono's dingy sunk and was stuck/wrapped around his bows. I was just about to board and help when she lets loose, ehich was good, but was now drifting right onto us, which was very bad. A nice but terrified woman on the dragging boat asks if I would board and stop her boat. There wasnt much time...I said' "just put it in forward and motor forward straight into the wind". "What's forward"she says.
Biscayne Bay is nice and we enjoyed cruising the northern keys with Lisa's mom and dad for a week after the show.
Next stop Ft. Lauderdale for some maintainance. Then Jupiter, Cape Canaveral and north for our first time in the ditch. I tell ya..it seems easier to cross the Atlantic than paying all so much attention to navigating the intercoastal. I think we prefer the blue-er water.
We are currently back in Buffalo hard at work and plan to reboard in October for a winter of additional adventures.
If any of you in blogland have any questions or comments about any aspects of our 10000 mile journey, feel free to contact us.
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OK, it's been a while. Here's the update for Captains Gary and Lisa and the adventures of SIYASINANA. We cruised the Bahamas (Abacos, Berries and Nassua) for 10 weeks. Fishing was a blast. We troll with reels as well as just plain 50 lb. line connected to a bungee. On our short list of "must haves" is the plastic fishing belt with hinged rod holder. Our stomachs were black and blue from wedging the rod into our bellies and fighting with all we had. The program is...we take turns each time a fish hits. The other tries to slow the boat, turn into the wind, use reverse and generally do whatever one can to assist landing the thing. We now know that the sharks want the fish as badly as we.
On the way to Bimini, we anchored in the middle of the bank in 7 ft. of water, far far from any land. It's a strange sensation. Lisa was sure we'd be run down or attacked by drug smugglers. Every time I located a spot to drop she says "we'll definitely get run over here". Hmmm. So, I found a spot on the chart marked "danger/shoal/aviod", motored cautiously to the middle of it and anchored in a wonderful little sand patch with no rocks anywhere around us. This, I reasoned, would limit the folks runnin us over to only navigational idiots.
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January 17, 2012 07:29 AM by Lisa Princ
Last night on The Bachelor on ABC, Shawntel Newton showed up to shake things up for Ben Flajnik and the bachelorettes. Despite her massive crush on Ben, Shawntel was not given a rose last night, but was sent packing instead. After the show, Ben Flajnik explained why he chose not to give Shawntel Newton a rose last night. Read on to find out why!
Ben Flajnik may have been flattered by Shawntel Newton's appearance on The Bachelor last night, but it seemed as though she went through all that trouble for nothing as the stunning brunette did not get a rose. In Ben Flajnik's most recent blog post on People.com, Ben reveals that he did feel a connection with Shawntel, but her timing was wrong as he wrote: "I knew if I kept Shawntel around I would lose all the credibility I had built with these women and it wouldn't be easy to dig myself out of that hole."
Ben Flajnik was also shocked to see how mean some of the bachelorettes were to Shawntel, despite her bold move to show up there. Ben added: "If Shawntel had started the journey with the rest of the women it might have been different. But I was already so happy with the group of women that I had that I wasn't about to jeopardize the rest of my experience in trying to find love." For more on Ben Flajnik's thoughts about last night's episode, check out Ben Flajnik's blog on People.com.
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What Ben did to Shawntel was in my opinion shocking! The women on this season, with the exception of only a couple are disgraceful. They are mean spirited and selfish. They treated Shawntel with such disrepect! I would have walked up to her, welcomed her and made her feel comfortable! The only reason they did not do that is because Shawntel is beautiful and has a better connection with Ben and they do. They are insecure and vicious! She should have gotten a rose just for going out of her way to reconnect. Maybe it would have been best to welcome her – and not have her in the ROSE ceremony so another would not be eliminated due to her arrival? I don't see anything wrong with her showing up – if she would have stayed it would have surely made things more interesting!!!!!
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January 17th, 2012 at 6:12 pm
Oh one more thing…the producers (if they didn't do this already) should have talked to Ben and ask him if he wanted Shawntel in the mix of women? If he said no, then her leaving was for the best, but if she is someone that was a possibility – the show should have made it happen!


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Well, I thought I would be resting my legs today but I ended up doing another 42 miles. I was up in West Palm Beach and had to find the dealership that the toasted car was at so I could get some important papers. When I wasn't on my bike in the intense sun, I was using the Tri-County Rail system (Tri-Rail) to get around. I should have used it in the first place and then the whole car deal wouldn't have happened. It was a good experience using public trans with a bike. I had to get a permit, which was kind of a big deal, but not really.
When I got back to Miami I got in touch with Gail, the SERVAS organization interviewer down here. I rode down to her place and we talked for a few hours about the organization and I couldn't help but get excited. I can't wait to meet some of the generous people who have volunteered to open up their home to travelers like me. It should provide me with more worthwhile experiences in each area having someone who is willing to take me in so quickly and possibly show me around. I only wish I could have hooked up with this organization a long time ago!
So tomorrow will definately be a day of rest, actually to put it a better way, a day of running around like a chicken without a head. I am starting to figure out what was going through Koffee Brown's mind when she was preparing for Italy! I feel somewhat unprepared, even for this short tour, but I think its just from not being experienced. After biking around today, I've determined I am in good enough shape physically. I thought I was really at the end of my rope after a week without any real breaks, but today I felt kind of energized even though I really didn't want to be cycling. Some of the things I am worried about are weather, getting used to cycling all day, trying not to forget anything! It seems like the weather will either be scorching or downpouring, but I am hoping for something in the middle. Maybe a nice overcast skies and cool tailwinds.
Shawn gave me a call tonight and said he's ready to go. Carl should be riding down here tomorrow and my brother mike seems to have his stuff together. Mike estimated the trip to be about 600 miles! I was thinking that might be more than RAGBRAI! I don't have too much else to say about it other than I am hoping everything goes well and I can learn a lot from this mini-tour so I can go into the big one with confidence.
The Plan (subject to change, as always): We'll be starting from Miami going West on Route 41 which will take us across the everglades, through Naples on the West coast and then up North towards Port Charlotte where we'll take Route 17 to Arcadia. Depending on what the crew feels like doing, we might do some outdoorsy stuff around the Peace River before pushing on East on 70. Then its a Diagonal cut Southeast on 710 to the coast. From there its most likely A1A all the way down South to complete the trip.


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Janelle — who was on Big Brother 6 and BB7: All-Stars, and returned as one of the coaches last year on BB14 — shared the happy news on August 10. "I'm a mommy again! :) Meet Lincoln. I am absolutely in love with him! #BabyBoy #WelcometotheWorld."
Look at how gorgeous she is, even in the hospital! Janelle and her husband Jess DeSanto welcomed their first child, daughter Violet, back in 2011.
Janelle's name was recently invoked on the currently running BB15, when Helen told Aaryn she was just like one of her heroes, Janelle. Helen said Janelle would've made the same "huge" move of backdooring Judd. Many fans disagreed, including Janelle herself, who tweeted on August 8: Helen, Aaryn is not me because you and Amanda would of been on the block! #AarynsaPuppet :(
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Consists of scrapbooks and a few photographs collected by former students of Vivian Aunspaugh, who began teaching art in Dallas in the early twentieth century.
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Consists of twenty-six lithographs executed by this Dallas painter and lithographer. Bowling completed most of these works in the 1930s and 1940s, the heyday of the loosely affiliated group of Dallas artists since dubbed the "Lone Star Regionalists." An engineer for Texas Power and Light Company, he did not take up the study of art until the age of thirty-five and grew to artistic maturity with younger members of the Dallas art community. Bowling studied with prominent local instructors such as Alexandre Hogue, Frank Klepper, and Olin Travis and developed close friendships with many artists of his day; during the Depression, he assisted in obtaining drafting jobs for Otis Dozier and William Lester. A charter member and president of the Lone Star Printmakers group, Bowling owned one of the few lithographic presses in Dallas during the 1940s, on which he printed his own work as well as that of other area artists. He exhibited his work throughout the United States and is represented in the University Art Collection of Southern Methodist University, the Blanton Museum at the University of Texas at Austin, the Witte Museum (San Antonio), the Museums of Abilene, and the Dallas Museum of Art.
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Includes catalogs, clipping files, correspondence, photographs, mural studies, slides, and works of art on paper related to Jerry Bywaters' career as artist, director of the Dallas Museum of Art, and long-time SMU faculty member as well as to the work of many of his artistic contemporaries in the region.
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Includes clipping files, correspondence, photographs, and works of art on paper related to the career of this charter member of the Texas Printmakers, formed in the early 1940s by several women artists.
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Includes catalogs, clipping files, correspondence, photographs, mural studies, slides, and works of art on paper related to this Dallas couple's artistic careers throughout the American West. Further information on Dozier's career is available at the Hawn Gallery Exhibit Archives website.
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Includes clipping files, correspondence, photographs, scrapbooks, and works of art on paper related to the career of this early Dallas artist and art instructor.
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Documents all aspects of the operation of the Cushing Gallery and chronicles the activities of such arts organizations as the Dallas Print and Drawing Society. Its approximately five feet of archival material, primarily correspondence, scrapbooks, and clipping files, were donated by Ann Cushing Gantz, a long-time Dallas painter, printmaker, gallery owner, and art instructor.
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Includes clipping files, correspondence, small enamelings, photographs, sketchbooks, works of art on paper, and a few small wood sculptures related to the career of this Texas artist and long-time SMU faculty member.
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Includes clipping files, correspondence, photographs, and sketchbooks related to the career of this art professor at the University of Texas, who was a member of the loosely defined "Dallas Nine" artists group early in his career, along with Bywaters and Dozier.
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Includes catalogs, clipping files, correspondence, small examples of fused glass experiments, photographs, and slides related to the career of this Mexican sculptor who lived in the Dallas area for many years and whose work is represented in museums and private collections throughout the United States.
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Includes artwork, clippings, correspondence documents, ephemera, photographs, publicity, published works, and scrapbooks chronicling the career of this Dallas artist, who was initially associated with the Texas regionalist artists of the 1930s and 1940s. Nichols worked in various art media throughout his life, including painting, particularly the technique known as "trompe l'oeil" ("trick the eye"), printmaking, and woodworking. He also executed numerous murals in public and private buildings in the Southwest as well as designed sets and costumes for the Dallas Little Theatre and other local venues.
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Consists of archival material chronicling the history of Nye Galleries (1956-1963) as well as works on paper by artists Otis Dozier, E. G. Eisenlohr, John Guerin, Frank Reaugh, and Hiram Williams. After closing her gallery, Mary Beasley Nye (1916-1998) continued to represent Texas artists until 1983. In addition to the above artists, she exhibited work by Henri Bartscht, Ed Bearden, Ethel Brodnax, Cecil Casebier, Ben Culwell, Wilfred Higgins, DeForrest Judd, Octavio Medellin, Fred Mitcham, Herb Rogalla, Stephen Rascoe, Olin Travis, Dorothy Poulos, Ruth Tears, Broar Utter, and Betty Winn. Her husband, Hermes, was a well-known Dallas attorney, writer, and folk singer.
Consists of almost two thousand shop sketches and accompanying invoices from Potter Metal Studios in Dallas, which fashioned lighting fixtures, furniture, and other items, primarily in iron, for North Texas businesses, private residences, and institutions (e.g., Dallas Little Theatre, SMU, Highland Park Shopping Village, Highland Park United Methodist Church, and Highland Park Presbyterian Church), from the 1930s through the 1960s.
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Consists of a bound portfolio of photographs documenting the career of this Texas sculptor as well as two drawings depicting scenes from the ruins of Chichen-Itza by Octavio Medellin.
Consists of approximately two and-a-half feet of archival material, three of the artist's sketchbooks, and forty-four additional works on paper. A native of rural Arkansas, Spruce studied under Olin Travis and Tom Stell at the Dallas Art Institute and taught in the department of studio art at the University of Texas at Austin from 1940 to 1974.
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Includes catalogs, clipping files, correspondence, photographs, and other archival materials related to the career of this art instructor who taught in Dallas and Arkansas from the 1920s through the 1950s.
Contains prints as well as etching plates and linoleum blocks related to these works by this member of the Texas Printmakers who served on the art faculties of universities in Texas and California.
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Includes archival materials, primarily clippings and a scrapbook, on the Dallas School of Creative Arts (now the Craft Guild of Dallas). It was founded by Esther Houseman and Velma Davis Dozier, who began their careers as metalsmiths in Dallas in the 1920s and were known as the "Lady Blacksmiths." .
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Consists of twenty-three charcoal drawings and a sketchbook of thirty-three additional charcoal drawings executed during a 1956 stay in Cannes, France by this long-time faculty member of SMU's Division of Art, who was described by Jerry Bywaters as "a versatile performer of distinction in many areas."


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Commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the operations of the United Nations Children's Fund, G.A. res. 51/192, 51 U.N. GAOR Supp. (No. 49) at 49, U.N. Doc. A/51/49 (Vol. I) (1996).
The General Assembly, Recalling its resolutions 57 (I) of 11 December 1946, by which it established the International Children's Emergency Fund, 417 (V) of 1 December 1950, by which it affirmed the Fund's decision to devote a greater share of its resources to programmes outside Europe, 802 (VIII) of 6 October 1953, by which it changed the name of the organization to the United Nations Children's Fund and removed the time limits from its mandate, 1391 (XIV) of 20 November 1959, in which it saw aid provided by the Fund as a practical way to carry out the aims proclaimed in the Declaration on the Rights of the Child, 2057 (XX) of 16 December 1965, in which it applauded the award of the Nobel Peace Prize for 1965 to the United Nations Children's Fund and 2855 (XXVI) of 20 December 1971, in which it commended the Fund for its very substantial and significant achievements during its twenty-five years of operation, Also recalling its resolutions 33/83 of 15 December 1978 on the International Year of the Child, 44/25 of 20 November 1989 on the Convention on the Rights of the Child and 45/217 of 21 December 1990 on the World Summit for Children, 1. Congratulates the United Nations Children's Fund on the occasion of its fiftieth anniversary; 2. Commends the Fund for the important contribution it has made during its first fifty years in promoting the survival, development and protection of children and as an advocate of children's rights, and all who helped to contribute to its substantial achievements, including the staff of the United Nations Children's Fund, the National Committees for the Fund and other partners.


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Last chance, for a while, to see dance troupe Kidd Pivot, which goes on sabbatical next year, after touring Crystal Pite's "The Tempest Replica," her multimedia dance adaptation of Shakespeare's "The Tempest." Pite's piece is presented at Seattle's On the Boards, Oct. 23-25, 2012.
Canadian choreographer Crystal Pite is coming home.
After her company Kidd Pivot wraps up its tour of its latest production, "The Tempest Replica," Pite will take a year off to "recharge, see other work, read some books." Kidd Pivot will go on hiatus, and Pite's freelance commissions and contractual work for Nederlands Dans Theater (NDT), Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet and other companies will come to a temporary halt.
"I'm not doing any creative work at all," she said in a recent phone interview.
That means our last chance to see Kidd Pivot for a while comes this week when "The Tempest Replica," Pite's adaptation of Shakespeare's "The Tempest," has a three-day run at On the Boards.
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Anyone who caught Kidd Pivot's "Lost Action" or "Dark Matter" at OtB knows what kind of magic Pite creates onstage. And anyone who's followed her career knows she's been on an extraordinary trajectory over the last decade.
Pite, a native of Victoria, B.C., danced with Ballet British Columbia (1988-1996) and William Forsythe's Ballett Frankfurt (1996-2001) before founding Kidd Pivot in Vancouver, B.C., in 2002. By 2005, she was setting work on Nederlands Dans Theater where she began a four-year term as an associate choreographer in 2008.
Pite got a further boost when Kidd Pivot was invited to Frankfurt, Germany, to become the resident dance company for a three-year period (just ended) at Künstlerhaus Mousonturm, described by Pite as Frankfurt's answer to On the Boards, but with multiple venues, an art gallery and a café.
It was a generous arrangement, giving the troupe a budget of nearly half a million dollars a year while the company carried on touring almost continuously.
"We didn't live in Frankfurt," Pite says, "but we were there quite regularly."
The company's headquarters are, and always were, in Vancouver.
The bold, fluid style of Kidd Pivot's dancers is guided, Pite says, by her interest in "things that 'freeze' and also things that are seamless and flow. I like the contrast between a lot of ease in the body, a lot of release," she explains, "and then also a sense of work and torque and conflict."
Storytelling, especially in her longer pieces, is sometimes central to her work, and "The Tempest Replica" is one of those storytelling pieces.
"I wanted to work with narratives in a more overt way," she says of the project. "I wanted to work with an existing script."
"The Tempest" came on her radar as she was reading theater legend Peter Brook's "The Open Door." In it, Brook remarks that any producer of the play has to decide how much of their resources they want to spend on the shipwreck when the rest of the action all takes place on an island.
Pite found herself latching onto the word "shipwreck," and wondering how one would translate the notion of "shipwreck" into "some kind of emotional wreck or terror of the body."
Then she re-read "The Tempest" and was daunted.
"No, there's no way I could do this," she remembers thinking. "Forget it."
Director/sound-designer Meg Roe, who'd staged a production of "The Tempest" in Vancouver in 2008, encouraged her to reconsider. "She really was able to talk me into it."
Another lure of the project was the chance it offered to work intensively with sound effects, "really trying to get narrative hits through sound" — something Pite had already explored in some of her work with NDT. She was excited, too, by the challenge of trying to bring natural disaster and catastrophic effects into a theatrical setting to create "something epic."
"The Tempest Replica" promises to be just that: a multimedia tour-de-force of stage wizardry.
But Shakespeare's story also had a quieter personal resonance with Pite.
After becoming a mother (she and her partner, Jay Gower Taylor, have a son who's almost 2 years old), she grew more alert to the hold that art, magic, ambition and power had over her, on the one hand, and the pull that family had, on the other. The culminating moment in "The Tempest" ("Prospero letting go of his art and magic in order to connect with this daughter," as she sees it) hit home with her.
It didn't hurt that Kidd Pivot's lineup of dancers offered her what she felt was a perfect cast for the project: "I had a Caliban … I had a Prospero, I had an Ariel, for sure."
"The Tempest Replica," Pite says, falls into two distinct halves. The first is "a kind of 3-D onstage storyboard," she says, in which white-masked "replicas" of the play's characters baldly outline the plot of Shakespeare's tale. In the second half, the masks are dropped, the dancers are costumed in everyday wear, and the aim is "to bring actual characters to the stage rather than just a story."
"The Tempest Replica" won't be Seattle's last chance to see work by Pite this fall. When Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet comes to Meany Theater in November, they'll perform Pite's "Grace Engine," described in the Los Angeles Times earlier this year as "a moody work that looked ripped from film noir."
Time to stock up on Pite/Kidd Pivot memories while you can.
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Remember wearing funky bell-bottoms and singing along with Burton Cummings to "American Woman"? Neither do I. But that was the '70s, recognized as a significant decade for music. In particular, though, it's the era known for giving birth to one of today's most popular genres: hip-hop.
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Ok I have been stuck here for almost 2 days now. I have bolded out the part from walkthrough below. I have turned the gears and I can see the beam pointing to me from top left side one. However on PC whenever I jump I fall right through the beam even though top left one is pointing towards mine first one and just keep falling right from beam even though I should be able to stand on it. I am using Ericka to make the jump bigger and I do seem to get close to top left tower but prince never stands on the beam and always drops.
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# Turn left and climb the rings on the wall. Then magic jump from the plank to your right to reach a puzzle.
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New measurements of IC and V–IC are presented for 66 bright red giant variables. This is the first stage of a program to measure sufficient numbers of such stars that also have well-determined Hipparcos parallaxes with a view to calibrating the TRGB in the IC band as a tool for accurately measuring distances to nearby galaxies.
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If MT looses his starting job next year how good will we be? (because a better performer has come in.) I believe if he does start next year,not at point, the pressure will be off him, and the results of his play will be much better.
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He won't lose it, he can score like crazy. But he will be a better player when he doesn't need to handle the ball a lot, when he can be part of the offense and not trying to start it.
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we just need him to not be the point guard, he is playing out of position.
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he will be fine as a 2 guard. corey mac or diante should be able to handle the 1 next yr.
Who is going to beat him out of a starting spot? If Diante starts it's going to be McIntosh going to the bench.
I doubt our best player loses his job
You are correct - our best player will not lose his job. Wesley will start next year.
you beat me too it polk city. i was really hoping he wasnt referring to taylor as our best player.
that said, taylor probably will lose his starting PG spot, to corey m or diante g or a combo fo both. mike will probably be our starting SG.
Originally Posted by PolkCityClone
You are correct - our best player will not lose his job. Wesley will start next year.
I agree. MT might be our 3rd best player. Hubalek improved at his position continuously after he decided to play within the system. In games he didn't score, he at least rebounded and didn't turn the ball over a ridiculous number of times. Subtract the points MT's errors cost us and gave our oppenents every game, and I question how valuable he really is. I think he might be better suited as a come-off-the-bench/instant-offense type of player. Cory McIntosh has also improved steadily, both in running what little offense we have and defensively. Against the Huskers on Wed. he shut down a very good point guard for much of the game.
Who knows, Dodie could really step his game up over the summer.
I really think that it is unfair, all of the shots being taken at Mike Taylor on here.
He has played out of position all year, he has had to handle the ball way too much, because we struggled at the point guard position for much of the year. He was the only guy on the team that could create for himself and his teammates. Hell he was the only guy on the team that could penetrate.
He suffered from having very little talent around him, yet it has been all his fault that we are 15-15. I feel bad for the guy, because he will not ever get the credit from the Iowa State fans for being as good a player as he was here.
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He will start next year at the 2 position, and results will be better. I think he had a terrific year but suffered because of the turnovers as a result of playing out of position. That should get fixed next year and we'll see better results out of Mike Taylor. I already wish next season was here... last night's game left me wanting so much more...
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CG. No one knows what you're talking about.
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I understand that MT has been asked to handle the ball more this year than might be ideal but what I don't understand is how making him the 2 guard will fix, what is in my opinion his greatest issue, that being his poor decision making, particularly in shot selection. That has nothing to do with handling the ball come up the court or in starting the offense. Perhaps there's some relief becase all the times he was supposed to start the offense and didn't to take an ill advised shot will go away with a better decision maker at the point. Still shouldn't he improve his decision making in the off season. In fact for all the kudos that GMac and Jiri have gotten for their "heart to heart" I'd think that one of the same sort should occur with GMac and MT with the same explicit consequences threatened as were with Jiri. Play within the system or don't play. Maybe MT gets in the flow then more often. THe guy has crazy ability if he'd slow down and be a part of the flow. Of course most will write me off as a hater becuase for some reason MT has taken on the untouchable nature. It just doesn't seem to be opinion for a debate or honest difference of opinion with some.
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I understand that MT has been asked to handle the ball more this year than might be ideal but what I don't understand is how making him the 2 guard will fix, what is in my opinion his greatest issue, that being his poor decision making, particularly in shot selection.
Remember Mike Nurse? He was maddening as a point guard, but electric as a shooting guard. I think there's something to be said for compartmentalizing. When everyone's role on a team is well-defined, everyone knows what they're supposed to do. If Taylor is able to focus on what he does best (shoot the rock) then he can be very successful. If he has to do this and handle the ball, distribute the ball, set the offense, manage the clock in late shotclock situations, etc. he struggles.
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By Matt Crouch
NORMAL, Ill. - Despite out-hitting Creighton 9-8, the No. 22 Southern Illinois University softball team fell 6-2 to the Bluejays in the Missouri Valley Conference Championship game on Saturday.
Freshman Katie Wilson hit her 14th home run of the season in the game, tying the SIU single-season record. She is now tied with Katie Jordan (2005) and Maria Damico (2005) for the record.
The Salukis fall to 40-14 on the season and await the decision of the NCAA Selection Committee in regards to next week's NCAA Regional Tournament. The selection show is scheduled to air between 2-3 p.m. on Sunday, May 13 on ESPN News.
Creighton (39-12-1) gets the Valley's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament and also awaits the selection committee's decision to find out who they will play.
SIU head coach Kerri Blaylock hopes that Sunday's loss does not weigh too heavy on the minds of the selection committee and the team's entire body of work comes in to play.
"I hope that what we have done up to this weekend and especially getting to the championship and especially beating Illinois State on their home field and shutting them out opens peoples eyes," said Blaylock.
She did not make any excuses for the loss to the Bluejays, mentioning how tough it is to play in the very competitive MVC.
"The fact of the matter is our conference is very tough. You've got to come prepared to play because it's going to be a tough game in our conference every time you play somebody," said Blaylock.
The Salukis did not get any breaks in Saturday's games as Creighton, who played as the visitor and batted first, jumped on the board right away with three first-inning runs that set the tone.
The first four Bluejay batters reach base safely in the top of the first inning, scoring two runs. Creighton would score once more before the inning was over to take a 3-0 lead.
Creighton got a home run of its own in the top of the fifth inning when T.J. Eadus hit her 16 th of the season, a two-run shot to straight-away center field that extended the Bluejay lead to 5-1.
Southern was able to cut back into the lead in the bottom of the sixth, manufacturing a run.
Katie Wagner and Katie Schmidt led off the inning with back-to-back base hits and Wagner was able to score on a pinch-hit ground out by Allie Hanson, bringing in SIU's second run of the game.
Creighton got that run back, though, in the top of the seventh and sealed the win as Jessica Wakasugi scored on an Eadus double down the left-field line to extend CU's lead to 6-2.
Cassidy Scoggins takes the loss for Southern Illinois and falls to 21-9 on the season. She struck out three in her 4.1 innings of work, giving up a walk and five hits for four runs.
Ashley Hamby entered the game in relief for Scoggins in the fifth inning and finished the game. She struck out four while giving up a walk and three hits for two runs.
Tara Oltman (25-7), the 2007 MVC Pitcher of the Year, picks up the complete-game win for Creighton. She struck out eight, giving up no walks and nine hits for two runs.
NOTES: - The meeting was SIU's fourth in a Valley championship game and its second against Creighton in a Valley championship game... The Salukis are now 1-3 in MVC Championships... Katie Wagner, Alicia Garza and Cassidy Scoggins all earned MVC All-Tournament Team honors for their efforts this week at the Valley Tournament.


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Saw understudy performances and they were fantastic. All managed to make horrifying material accessible and even humorous. I loved the set and sound effects. The particularly loud buzzes made me jump as well they should. I've seen two shows by this company and have been quite impressed.
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What a depressing play!! The actors were excellent---the set brilliant---and yes, the buzzers somewhat louder than they needed to be, but all part of the effect. Too bad there were only 6 in the audience. I would be very cautious about...continued
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It was painful. I do not fault the 3 actors who did a very good job. But there were only 6 of us in the audience. And had there been an intermission most of the audience would not have returned. There are buzzers that are so loud you can't hear...continued
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The acting, the writing, and the thought-provoking implications made for a very well executed production. I do agree with the other reviewer about the loud buzzers constantly going off. I understand that they added to the uncomfortable...continued
Written by Craig Wright, author of the previous Road hit Lady, nominated for a Drama Desk Award 2009 for Outstanding Play. Imprisoned by a totalitarian regime and mercilessly tortured for unknown crimes, Wallace and Valdez live without hope of escape or release. When an enigmatic new prisoner arrives and begins communicating in code, both men develop new relationships to each other, their captors, and themselves. The Unseen is a darkly humorous examination of faith in an uncertain world.
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I'm a poor excuse for a fisherman. I'm impatient. To add to my irritability, I panic when without easy access to a restroom. Lastly, I refuse to bait hooks with night crawlers! They wiggle, feel slimy and smell icky. Yet, to real anglers, fat and juicy worms make perfect fish bait.
Ya' ever wonder what the Devil uses for bait when setting his hook? He prefers fat and juicy lies. Once he draws our attention with a lie, he can reel us in. Lies just come natural to him. Why mess with success?
"He was a murderer from the beginning, and does not stand in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaks a lie, he speaks from his own resources, for he is a liar and the father of it (John 8:44b NKJ)." I'm without excuse when I allow him to dupe me.


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As we enter the final weeks of what may turn out to be the hottest summer ever, temperatures could cool just enough to make for those less muggy perfect days that say, "take a stroll outside."
The fall season is filled with walking tours, and whether your interest is culture, history, food, or nature, the borough offers something for everyone. So mark your calendars and check out the samplings from some of the tours on the horizon:
Jack Eichenbaum's public walks
Queens Borough Historian Jack Eichenbaum has been leading tours through all five boroughs for years. This past spring the urban geographer conducted 10 Queens tours during which he discussed the history and culture of various neighborhoods. His walks have included educational tours of Flushing's Koreatown, Queens Plaza and Jamaica.
This fall, Eichenbaum plans to lead a new tour called "Rejuvenating Queens," which he says is "aimed at the young and young at heart who are changing western Queens." He also plans to hold additional tours of historic Jamaica in September and October that will focus on Jamaica Avenue and includes visits to Grace Episcopal Church and the restored landmarked Valencia Theatre. The Jamaica tour meets on the front lawn of King Manor museum on, Jamaica Avenue between 150th and 153rd streets. Some tours are free, but most cost between $10 to $30.
For more information on upcoming tours, visit geognyc.com, or email Eichenbaum at email@example.com.
Greater Astoria Historical Society
Explore pre-Civil War "mansions on the hill" in the Greater Astoria Historical Society's Old Astoria Village walking tour. Despite pressure from developers who hope to replace the mansions with multi-family houses, the landmark-worthy houses still exist as part of old Astoria Village. See history come alive on Sunday, Oct. 3 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The tour starts at the main gate of Socrates Sculpture Park at Vernon Boulevard and Broadway and will skirt the waterfront before entering old Astoria Village to discuss the community, the homes and the future. The cost is $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
To learn about the neighborhood's more eerie history, join the society for the Astoria Halloween Haunted Waters Tour on Saturday, Oct. 30 from 3to 5 p.m. to hear about Hell Gate, the sinkings of the HMS Hussar and the General Slocum and events in and around the East River and Old Astoria Village. Meet under the Hell Gate Bridge in Astoria Park on Shore Boulevard and walk along the waterfront to Socrates Sculpture Park. Tickets cost $20 for the general public and $10 for GAHS members and those in Halloween costumes.
For more information, visit astorialic.org or call (718) 278-0700.
Institute of Culinary Education
For a tasty tour of Astoria, join food writer and neighborhood local Stacey Ornstein on Oct. 23 at 11 a.m. to indulge in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern delights. The walk begins with Greek pastries and Bosnian bureks and is followed by visits to old-world fish mongers and an Italian market for a demonstration in sausage stuffing. Finally, experience Astoria's Egyptian, Moroccan and Lebanese sheesha at hookah bars and specialty shops. The tour meets in front of Omonia Cafe at 32-20 Broadway. Tickets cost $75 and may be purchased at rec.iceculinary.com/Courses. For more information call (800) 522-4610.
Nosh Walks
Cookbook author Myra Alperson offers culinary journeys through neighborhoods like Flushing and Jackson Heights, where she guides participants through little-known gems and eateries. Don't miss out on her Sunnyside tour that will take place in September and will include Peruvian, Colombian, Romanian, Salvadoran, Lebanese, Turkish and Irish specialties plus a visit to Sunnyside Gardens, the first planned garden community in the United States.
In October, participants can experience the wide range of Asian food in Nosh Tours' Asian Flushing program. Visits to Indian, Afghan, Chinese and Korean markets will be among those stops before visitors make their way to a noodle shop for a noodle-making demonstration.
Finally, a South Asian Jackson Heights tour will be offered in November with trips to Burmese, Tibetan, Nepali, Thai and Indian-Chinese markets as well as the better known Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Afghan eateries. There will also be a visit to the Jackson Heights Beautification District.Bring your appetite and a tote bag to carry leftover goodies.
Tours cost $45 for adults, and $16 for children. Reservations are suggested. For more information on finalized programs or to book a private tour, visit noshwalks.com or call (212) 222-2243.
Fort Totten Park
Relax and rest your feet on Fort Totten Park's trolley tour that winds its way through the former historic military base with peeks into the past. The tour takes place Sunday, Sept. 26 at noon.
Fort Totten will also be hosting a series of tours including Solid as a Rock on Sunday, Oct. 10 and 24, Saturday Nov. 13, and Sunday, Nov. 14 and 28. The tour explores the 19th-century fortress that helped protect New York Harbor from possible naval attack and the history of Willet's Point. Meet at the park at 1 p.m. for this historical adventure.
On Sunday, Oct. 17, the park will host a Native American Tribes tour at 1 p.m. that will highlight the customs and culture of the area's 13 different tribes that once lived in what is now Queens and Long Island.
All tours are free. For more information, go to nycgovparks. org/parks/forttotten.
Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge
Jamaica Bay's Wildlife Refuge is a nature lover's paradise, located one and one-half miles past the Addabbo Bridge on Crossbay Boulevard. With over 330 bird species that visit or inhabit the bay, the refuge is one of the best spots in the city for bird-watching. On Sept. 5 from 10 to 11:30 a.m., you can take the Shorebird Walk to identify local species and tour the eastern bound mudflats.
On Sept. 19 visitors can take part in a ranger-guided Refuge Trail walk to search for signs of fall from 10 to 11:30 a.m. The park is also hosting autumn walks on Sept. 23 at 6 p.m. to celebrate the full harvest moon; on Oct. 24 at 1 p.m. for an autumn ramble on Oct. 24 at 1 p.m.; and Nov. 21 at 4 p.m. for a walking moon prowl.
To make reservations for the free walks or to get more details about the scheduled events, call (718) 318-4340, or visit nyharbor parks.org/visit/calendar.
Cunningham Park, Alley Pond Park
The city Parks Department is also offering free walks in September. Come to Cunningham Park's Denizens of the Dark on Saturday, Sept. 4 for an after-hours exploration to look for nighttime creatures such as bats, raccoons and owls. Meet at the parking lot at Union Turnpike and 197th Street in Fresh Meadows at 7 p.m. Bring a flashlight and leave your fear of the dark at home.
On Sept. 5 at 10 a.m. Alley Pond Park will host a Ho, Ho, Ho, Green Giant tour to learn about the "Alley Giant," the largest tulip tree on geographic Long Island. Meet at the Alley Pond Adventure Center, Union Turnpike and Winchester Boulevard.
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Bestselling author Elin Hilderbrand to visit Bethany Beach Books July 28
Bethany Beach Books, Bethany's only independent bookstore, has announced that national bestselling author Elin Hilderbrand will appear for a book signing at 6 p.m., Sunday, July 28. Hilderbrand's beach novels have always been huge bestsellers at Bethany Beach Books.
The author lives with her husband and their three children on Nantucket, Mass., the setting for all of her bestselling novels, including, "Barefoot," "A Summer Affair," "The Castaways" and "The Island." Hilderbrand grew up in Collegeville, Pa., and traveled extensively before settling down in Nantucket. She holds degrees from Johns Hopkins University and the graduate workshop at the University of Iowa. Hilderbrand's latest novel, "Beautiful Day," was released in late June and is currently on the New York Times best sellers list; it is her 12th novel.
In "Beautiful Day," the Carmichaels and the Grahams have gathered on Nantucket for a wedding. Plans are being made according to the wishes of the bride's late mother, who left behind The Notebook: specific instructions for every detail of her youngest daughter's future nuptials. Everything should be falling into place for the beautiful event - but in reality, things are far from perfect.
While the couple-to-be is quite happy, their loved ones find their own lives crumbling. In the days leading up to the wedding, love will be questioned, scandals will arise, and hearts will be broken and healed.
Bethany Beach Books has increased its author signings this year, averaging 12 a summer. 2013 will see well over 35 author signings before the year is out. For more information on this signing and future signings at Bethany Beach Books, call 302-539-2522 or visit www.bethanybeachbooks.com.


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Well, we finally got snow today A whopping 5 cm
As usual lots of motoring primates ( ) refused to adapt their driving behaviour to the conditions and ended up in the ditch (I saw about 10 or so in about an hour). Of course, I got caught totally off guard by it and had to bike home a short ways with slick tires but I didn't fall on my a$$ Anyone else have a perverse liking for winter? Anyone?


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Dyslexia is often failed to be detected by parents. They also tend to assume the child is slow to learn or not doing enough to advance. Fact is, dyslexia is a neurodevelopmental disorder that can actually be fixed with the right help and guidance.
More curious about dyslexia? Check out the explanation, as quoted from Health Me Up below.
What is dyslexia?
According to pediatrician Dr. Anjana Thadhani, dyslexia is a neurodevelopmental disorder that emerged since the child was born. At least dyslexia affects 10 percent of children who attend school. Both male and female can suffer from dyslexia.
What causes dyslexia?
Some of the causes of dyslexia is an academic situation, environmental stimuli, and the potential of the child. The gene is also thought to be a major cause of dyslexia. It is not clear what is the real cause of dyslexia. But little disruption in the brain during pregnancy, childbirth or growth can increase the risk of dyslexia.
What are the different types of dyslexia?
Dyslexia can be divided into three types, Dysgraphia (difficulty in writing), Dyscalculia (difficulty in counting), and Dyslexia (difficulty reading).
What are the symptoms of dyslexia?
Symptoms of dyslexia is quite varied. A child may have a different academic values ??and behavior problems that make dyslexia unknown. Dyslexia is often failed to be detected. Sometimes children are well behaved and looks smart while in fact they have bad grades in school.
But parents need to be vigilant when children hate reading activities or often are incorrect in spelling and writing. Also the child's difficulty in understanding math concepts, forms of table, and sort numbers.
How do you solve this?
Checking the eyes and ears can be done to ensure the child's condition. If you want to understand more detail, evaluating children's learning can be known through IQ tests. The important thing parents need to be aware that children should be accompanied when learning and whey they need help.
That is the explanation of dyslexia. Do not underestimate the problem and help the children to cope them.
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22-12-04, 11:43 #62Charlie TGuest
So's your picture, Fish!
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Mines' Dan Dare: Pilot of the future" and it probably shows my age ( and/or reading habits) a bit too much."
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My pic is a pic of a munter who posts on Adoptasniper.com" Not only does she have the vanity/insanity to post her picture up, I like the way she has made the picture oval - almost as if it makes her more attractive.And as for the name. Yet another variation on the llama/goat theme and the actual opening line to a rare killer funk track."
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Mines left blank as I've disabled them to allow a faster download. Strange reading posts about thme and not having any idea what people are on about.Really outa sort it out one day.
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mine is the flag of st piran with the words kernow bys vyken on itoh and chodski of coursebut then i guess you can see that!
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I dunno, having Quaqmire's pretty damn cool GIGGADY GIGGADY GID A DEE. Ahem, Family Guy does kick ass though!Mine is me, at the Beastway round of the Southern XC last year, on my way to winning the Junior title overall, without actually winning a single race! Just try and keep that quiet.
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Mine's a drunken caterpiller trying to shag a french fry after e Friday night bar bash. I can kind of identify with the poor guy...
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Mine's a cartoon depiction of me indulging in my second favourite pastime
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mine's a little puppy, meeka my patterdale pup is black with a white chest,and only 9 weeks old,ooohhh.
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Perenial tear still hasn't healed?
Giving birth resulted in a 2nd degree tear nearly 10 weeks ago, and the skin still looks separated, as if it did not heal back together. Ii almost looks zig zagged, or like a zipper not quite zipped together inside my vagina. I have a recheck with my doc next week, but from the looks of it, nothing has progressed in the past few weeks. has anyone else taken a long time to heal? I'm terrified the skin will not come back together as it appears to have healed separately.
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Great advice before. Seeing a different doctor is important. Tears take a long time to fully heal (mine took 6 months and I was so careful!), but it it's still separated, it will take longer than that! I gently cleaned my area at least once a day by sitting in warm water (bath) with Epsom salts - and it kept infection away - which can prolong healing times.posted 09/19/2012 by Kat_Mommy to be 2010
My doctor, who I saw at my 6 week appointment, is not the doctor that did the initial repair. She felt that I simply need more time to heal, but I feel like no progress has happened. Thanks.posted 09/19/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
My advice: have a follow-up visit with a doctor different from the one who did the repair or get a 2nd opinion. You may need a surgical repair if your first repair was not done correctly. But it is unlikely the doctor who did the repair will admit it was not done properly and will more than likely try to convince you that it is normal.posted 09/19/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
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About The Harbour Trail
The Portsmouth Harbour Trail celebrates the historical significance of Portsmouth New Hampshire. It embodies our commitment to preservation of our arts and culture. We invite you to explore our galleries and gift shops, our historic buildings and museums, our waterfront and a host of restaurants tucked into the many corners of our city.
The Harbour Trail covers the following three areas of the city:
Tours will be offered on Mondays, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday through the Columbus Day weekend. All tours begin and end at the Market Square Kiosk. Tickets are $7.00 for adults, $4.00 for children 8 to 14 years. Under 8 years are free. Group tours may be arranged by calling Marge Hubbard, Tourism Manager, at (603) 436-3988. The schedule is as follows:
10:30 AM - Harbour Trail Highlights Tour.
Discover Portsmouth's history and beauty as you walk through the city's quaint downtown, along the waterfront, and through neighborhood streets that date back to the 17th century. Knowledgeable tour guides will enlighten you with stories of coloful Portsmouth residents and dignitaries and answer your questions during the hour and a half tour. Highlights Tour - Thursday through Saturday and Monday at 10:30 AM, Sunday at 1:30 PM
5:30 PM - Twilight Tour
Hear tales of the "Merchants and Madams, Sailors and Immigrants" that mingled in Portsmouth at the turn of the 20th century (late 1800's and early 1900's). You'll learn how bordellos and bars that catered to both sailors and politicians were allowed to exist and were eventually put out of business and then "swept under the carpet" when Portsmouth's pristine Prescott Park and Strawbery Banke Museum were created. Tour lasts about an hour. Twilight Tour - Thursday through Saturday and Monday at 5:30 PM
Contributions to the Portsmouth Harbour Trail,
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If you are in need of finding out if there is ammonia, chlorine gas or methane in the air around you, there's an iPhone app for that. A researcher at NASA's Ames Research Center has developed what NASA calls a proof of concept of new technology that would bring compact, low-cost, low-power, high-speed nanosensor-based chemical sensing capabilities to cell phones.
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The device NASA researcher Jing Li, Li developed is about the size of a postage stamp and fits in the iPhone to collect, process and transmit sensor data, NASA said. The device senses chemicals in the air using a "sample jet" and a multiple-channel silicon-based sensing chip, which consists of 16 nanosensors, and sends detection data to another phone or a computer via telephone communication network or Wi-Fi.
Li along with researchers working under the Cell-All program in the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate developed the app.
Cell-All is designed to provide greater chemical detection capabilities in cell phones. Cell phone owners could use their phone's GPS to provide sensor location information to emergency operation centers, NASA stated.
This isn't NASA first iPhone app. Last month NASA Ames also developed the first NASA iPhone application to deliver up-to-the-minute NASA content directly from the space program to your iPhone. The application aggregates and delivers a range of dynamically updated information, images and video links.
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