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Yolanda Sharpe received her Master in Fine Arts from Wayne State University. She graduated from Michigan State University with a BFA in Painting and Printmaking, and BA in Art History. Her paintings and drawings have been exhibited internationally in various galleries and museums. Ms. Sharpe is a Fulbright Scholar for 2010-2011, and taught and exhibited in Russia's Siberian city, Krasnoyarsk.
Sharpe's process of doing her encaustic paintings allows for the study of relationships between the physicality of paint, wood constructions, and color structures of space. Each painting represents a massive and substantial permanence that is both solid and diaphanous. Surfaces appear to crumble within long passages of time. Some of the encaustic paintings capture Detroit's beauty, decay, and re-ruralization. Current work also aspires to combine the urban and rural areas of upstate New York.
Professor Sharpe is the recepient of the Chancellor's Award for Teaching Excellence.
Sven Anderson received his MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan in 1985 and his BFA from the University of Hawaii at Manoa in 1983. He studied printmaking with Stanley William Hayter at Atelier 17 in Paris France.
Sven Anderson is from Long Beach, California. His work is reactionary, it is based on Science and the Environment and then all hell breaks loose with Free Association and then along comes Mary. His interests include printmaking, woodworking, and computer art. His work can be found in many collections in the United states and Europe.
Pearlie Baluyut received her B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. in Art History from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Baluyut is the recipient of several grants and awards, allowing her to conduct research in Los Angeles, Manila, Paris, and Bangkok as a two-time Fulbright U.S. Scholar (Student and Faculty Grant), a Ford Foundation Dissertation Fellow, and a Faculty Learning Community Participant through the NEH Humanities Initiative Grant, among others. Besides her journal publications, she co-edited Confrontations, Crossings, and Convergence: Photographs of the Philippines and the United States, 1898-1998 (UCLA, 1998) and authored Institutions and Icons of Patronage: Arts and Culture in the Philippines during the Marcos Years, 1965-1986 (UST Publishing House, 2012).
Baluyut's scholarship is balanced by her professional experiences as Guest Curator at the UCLA Fowler Museum in Los Angeles and the Pacific Asia Museum in Pasadena; as National Juror of the Philippine Art Awards in Manila; and as Director of The Sam Francis Gallery in Santa Monica. She has taught art history, critical theory, and museum studies at ten institutions in three countries, including at the California State University, San Bernardino in the United States as a tenure-track Assistant Professor; the Institutes for American Universities in Aix-en-Provence, France as Adjunct Faculty; and the University of Santo Tomas in Manila, Philippines as Visiting Professor/Fulbright Faculty, among others. Before joining SUNY Oneonta in 2016, Baluyut served as Art Historian and Advisor for the Arts at the National Museum of the Philippines and was appointed by the Department of Foreign Affairs as Project Manager/Curator of the Philippines at the Venice Biennale.
Wesley, a Northern Arizona native, embraces the process of the story telling, offering the viewer, a visual narrative of cultures and their stories. His photographs have been exhibited in Switzerland, New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
A select list of his clientele include: America West Magazine; Range Magazine; American Cowboy; Lockwood Publications; Fly Fisherman; W.L. Gore; U.S. Park Service and the Arizona Republic. Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Body+Soul. ABC and Fodor's Africa Guide, The United Nations
He holds a B.S. in Anthropology and an M.F.A in Photography.
Rhea Nowak received her MFA from the University of Connecticut in Printmaking and Drawing, and a Master Printer Certificate from Il Bisonte an international school of printmaking in Florence Italy. She received her BA from Bennington College in Printmaking and Painting. Her prints, drawings, and unique books have been exhibited in juried and solo shows in both the U.S. and Europe including Italy, Germany, and Bulgaria.
Her work involves ideas of continuity, chance, and change, and draws from such sources as Buddhist philosophy, musical composition and current scientific theories.
"Science tells us we are not made of particles at all, but patterns of probabilities of interconnections."
Jian Cui received his MFA in New Media from the Pennsylvania State University, PA, and his MA in Computer Art from Savannah College of Art and Design, GA. He received a BFA in Sculpture from the Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing. China.
Jian Cui's monumental sculptures are seen as landmarks in China, and his drawings, watercolor paintings and Chinese paintings have been published in several books. His recently published 3D modeling and animation works have been widely used as instructional examples by schools throughout the United States.
Jian Cui's works are dealing with the internal and external conflicts between an individual and the environment. He is interested in integrating traditional 2D and 3D arts with contemporary digital media. He sees "new" media as a smooth continuation of traditional media.
Thomás Sakoulas received his MFA, from the Maryland Institute College of Art, Rinehart School of Sculpture in 1994, and his BFA with Honors from Florida International University in 1992.
He works in a variety of media, ranging from stone carving and metal fabrication, to digital media, 3D modeling, video, and web design. He is a Minimalist artist deeply influenced by the art of his native Greece. His work has been exhibited nationally, and is featured in collections in Florida, Maryland, and New York.
Ruben Salinas received his MFA from Stephen F Austin State University, and his BA in Communications from Universidad Regiomontana in Monterrey, Mexico.
Ruben's work include book and poster illustrations, editorial illustration, storyboards for TV commercials, and fashion illustration. Clients have included: McCann Erickson Advertising, Ogilvy and Mather, Rives Carlberg Advertising, Ultra magazine, Bates Southwest, The Hively Agency, Recovery Recordings, Corporate Language Consultants, The Kuper Group, Academy Sporting Goods, Norton Ditto, Mervyns Dept. Stores, and Basham Publishing, Houston, Texas.
Ruben is the author of the book The Spirit of Gesture a practical drawing guide for animation, illustration, and concept design students and enthusiasts. Ruben's paintings have been exhibited throughout different galleries in US and Japan. His work with digital prints explore the vast possibilities of black and white image making through regular and large format Giclee printing.
Katherine Spitzhoff received her MFA. in painting from Brooklyn College in 1986, and her BFA from Saint John's University in 1978. She lived and worked in New York City until 2004, both painting and exhibiting egg tempera paintings and drawings and working in the field of Graphic Design.
Her paintings and drawings are concerned with the interaction of architectural spaces and nature, domestic ritual, and the symbolism of everyday objects.
Katherine Spitzhoff worked in many areas of the design field including corporate identity, packaging, exhibition graphics, and information design. For 12 years she worked in the Design Department of The Metropolitan Museum of Art and currently has a design studio in Cherry Valley, NY.
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John Bugy is a 2003 graduate of SUNY Oneonta with a BS in Computer Art and a Minor in Computer Science, and holds a Masters Degree in Information Design Technology from SUNYIT. John currently works as the web developer for SUNY Oneonta's website and Student Portal, he also has worked as a graphic artist, creating numerous web designs, logo designs, flyers and video production works for local businesses.
Ashley Norwood Cooper received her MFA in Painting from Indiana University in 2000. She received a B.A. From the University of Georgia in 1995.
Ms. Cooper's paintings explore contemporary middle class life. She is interested in the materiality of paint and the domestic narrative. She has exhibited in group and solo shows in NYC and around the country. She lives and has her painting studio in Cooperstown, NY.
Luke Dougherty received his MFA from Buffalo State University.
Ph.D.: Binghamton University: Art History: Dissertation: Choreographing the City: Politics, Pedagogy, and Musicality in Medieval Siena .Concurrent Undergraduate Degrees: BA: Justin Morrell College, Michigan State University: Interdisciplinary Fine Arts and Humanities. BS: James Madison College: Multi-disciplinary Social Sciences. MA: Wayne State University, Detroit MI: Art History
Course specialties: Survey of the Visual Arts: Ancient – Modern; Italian Renaissance; 17th Century Baroque; 19th Century Painting; Modernism: 1900-1945; 1945- Present; History of Photography; Women in Art; Special Topics: Constructing Identity. Prof. Havenstein also organizes the yearly Art History Conference at SUNY Oneonta.
David Kenny is a digital artist with extensive experience in cinematography, and in community teaching all aspects of digital art. He has particular expertise in 3D Printing, Vector Graphics, Design, Photography, and Videography. He received his BA from SUNY Oneonta
Cooper Paulson received his MFA in sculpture from the State University of New York at New Paltz in 2011.
His work, deeply rooted in craft, investigates quotidian objects on an unending search for the extraordinary; using metaphors to fuse his constructions with social criticism. He is responsible for teaching introductory courses in 3D Design. He lives
Chris Pettingill received his MFA in Ceramic Art from Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana in 1992, and his BFA degree with honors at the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. His introduction to clay began in 1981 while attending Harford Community College in Bel Air, Maryland, and also studied at the University of The Arts, in Philadelphia.
He now lives and works as a potter and ceramic sculptor along the banks of the Susquehanna River in Afton, NY. His work is in use and in private collections across the United States and around the world.
Sean Scherer began exhibiting his paintings and drawings in New York City in 1989 while attending the Whitney Museum of American Art Independent Study Program.
He continues to show in this country as well as abroad including one-person shows in Caracas, Venuezela, Helsinki, Finland, and Montreal Canada. Sean lives and works near Walton, New York.
Madeline Silber received her MFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art, Mount Royal School of Art, and her BA in Painting and Literature from Sarah Lawrence College.
She has exhibited her paintings nationally and internationally. In her work she attempts to depict the complex subtleties of connection and separation in our contemporary relationships. She lives in Oneonta since moving upstate from Greenpoint, Brooklyn. She teaches Drawing 1 and 2 at SUNY Oneonta, as well as designing brand identities for regional small businesses.
June Tyler received the MFA degree in printmaking from Syracuse University, an MA in graphics and painting from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a BA in Studio Art from SUNY @ Potsdam. She has her studio, Pondside Pulp and Paper in Norwich, New York where she gives summer workshops in handmade paper.
Her work has been exhibited regionally, nationally and internationally. In the summer of 2006 she had a retrospective exhibition of her work from 1975 - 2005, in Norwich at the Chenango County Council of the Arts Galleries.
Janet Wentworth received her MFA in painting from Brooklyn College and BFA in illustration from Parsons School of Design. She lived and worked in New York City for many years before relocating her home and art studio to Delhi, New York. Her early art career included book illustration for such notable publishers as HarperCollins, McGraw-Hill, and Houghton Mifflin Co. A passion for figure drawing and painting led to continued postgraduate study at the National Academy School of Fine Art and the Art Student's League of New York.
She was awarded several competitive foundation grants affording her opportunities to study abroad in France and Italy and visit Europe's most renowned art museums, further synthesizing her ideas in depicting the human form. Her intention in art has always rested upon engagement with the human figure, it's psychological and emotional resonance, and formal concerns emphasizing the interplay of light and shadow on form. Her figure paintings and drawings have been widely exhibited throughout the United States, including the First Street Gallery and the National Academy Museum in New York City, The Butler Institute of American Art in Ohio, and the Copley Society in Boston. Her work has received numerous awards, including those from the National Academy of Art, Academic Artists Association, Pastel Society of America, and Society of Illustrators.
She was invited in 1995 to join the faculty of the National Academy School of Fine Art in New York City where she taught figure drawing and painting for almost a decade. In 2005, she joined the art department of SUNY-Oneonta where she currently teaches drawing.
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What does it mean when the label on your mobile device says "Made in China"? Possibly a lot less than you thought.
Trade experts know that the complete story of the global economy can't be gleaned from data on the flow of finished goods and services among countries. Trade figures register the value and volume of stuff leaving one country and entering another, yet the numbers are misleading.
Consider your mobile phone. Trade data ignore that various parts of it are made in the United States and shipped to China. As the final assembler, China gets credit for phone exports from its shores, while the U.S. shows up as an importer, making the trade deficit between the two countries appear worse than it really is.
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and the World Trade Organization set out to fix this by deconstructing the global supply chain. The result is a new data set that could change the entire trade debate.
The database shows, for example, that the U.S. deficit with China in 2009 was almost 26 percent smaller — $130 billion instead of $175 billion — because Chinese electronics include numerous components from the U.S. and other places.
The figures show a third of the value of a German-made car can be traced to goods and services from other countries. And that the United States, not Germany, is France's largest trading partner.
The policy implications are profound. If China is getting more credit than it deserves for its exports, then U.S. imports of Chinese products aren't wiping out as many American jobs as the data suggest. China's export machine may even be creating American, European and other Asian jobs.
The study suggests that a country's capacity to import parts and materials is as important for success in the global economy as the ability to manufacture a product. This means countries with efficient port facilities and streamlined border controls will have a leg up in global trade.
The data suggest trade barriers, especially tariffs, may be hurting economies by raising the prices of goods and services throughout the global supply chain, rather than sheltering jobs.
Importantly, the new numbers more accurately capture the role of services — which, it turns out, account for about one- third of the value of all manufactured goods. Surprisingly, Germany earns more from exporting services than it does from exporting manufactured goods. In the U.S., the service sector is responsible for more than 50 percent of all exports. The message for government officials looking to boost competitiveness is to focus more on improving productivity in services.
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Spraying with a can of green paint, 19-year-old Christopher Rebolledo seemed to have been caught red-handed tagging a warning to a rival crew on the side of a motel on April 3, 1999.
L.A. County Sheriffs deputies David Auner and James Best said the young man was read his rights, interviewed and booked at Century Station on a misdemeanor vandalism charge.
Case closed? Not so fast.
The problem was, said Deputy District Attorney Valerie Aenlle-Rocha of the Special Investigations Division, the deputies falsified the report.
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Best, an in-field trainee, felt pangs of conscience and came forward to tell Sheriffs internal-affairs investigators that the arrest report was wrong and that Rebolledo was first seen 100 feet from the motel. Best also said he had falsified two other case reports at the direction of the 31-year-old Auner during his stint with the training officer.
Aenlle-Rocha filed six felony counts against Auner in May, charging the 12-year veteran with falsifying public records and filing false police reports in the three cases. Last Thursday, Municipal Court Judge Helen Bendix ordered Auner to stand trial in Superior Court on the charges. Dressed in a black suit, Auner sat quietly at the defendants table next to his attorney, Richard G. Hirsch. The courtroom was filled with Sheriffs deputies and civilian supporters of Auner.
The public and the Legislature have a right to expect that law-enforcement officers will tell the truth and uphold the integrity of the system, said Judge Bendix. It appears to me that sufficient cause has been presented to believe that Deputy Auner has committed these crimes. Auners arraignment was set for September 21. He remains free on $50,000 bond.
His problems may be just the tip of the iceberg at Century Station. Last year, Sheriffs Lieutenant Jim Lopez began investigating a number of deputies at the station in Lynwood. Lopez interviewed judges, deputy district attorneys and public defenders about Century personnel whose reports, demeanor, testimony, trustworthiness, or reliability had raised questions.
Word of the investigation is contained in a report by Sheriffs Special Counsel Merrick Bobb, who declined comment on the status of Lopezs inquiry. Bobb also said he didnt know how many officers were involved or what problems were discovered. He noted that Jeffrey Jones, another training officer at Century Station, pleaded no contest in 1996 to four felony counts of falsifying arrest reports. Like Auner, Jones was turned in by his trainee. Trainee Aurora Mellado eventually resigned from the L.A. County Sheriffs Department and criticized Jones sentence of one year in County Jail, three years of probation and resignation from the force, for framing blacks and Latinos, as one sweet deal designed to minimize bad publicity.
Jones plea bargain was negotiated between prosecutors and Auners attorney, who claimed this was a case of a police officer bending the rules to do what he thought was right.
Bobb told the Weekly hes taken an ongoing interest in Century Station because it has been very active in terms of arrests, crimes, litigation, complaints and officer-involved shootings. Lopez could not be reached for comment.
In Auners case, only one witness, Sheriffs Lieutenant Allan Smith -- the lead investigator into the alleged misconduct -- testified at last Thursdays preliminary hearing. Smith said that Best came forward because of an attack of conscience.
He had gotten his first subpoena related to these cases, and he felt a uncomfortable about falsely testifying, stated Smith. He told me he took pride in coming forward and telling the truth.
According to Smith, Best said Rebolledo was not seen spraying the building. He was stopped about 100 feet away from the motel. Best, he testified, also told him that Rebolledo was never told of his right to remain silent by Auner.
Rebolledo pleaded no contest to the charge and was sentenced to two years probation. However, in June, Aenlle-Rocha successfully petitioned the court to throw out the conviction because of the falsified arrest report.
The Rebolledo case was the third alleged doctored report. The first one involved a drive-by shooting near the King-Drew Medical Center on March 30, 1999. Auner and Best drove the three victims to see three possible shooters. But, in contrast to what the report said, the victims did not all name a 28-year-old man as being at the scene. No arrests were made in the case.
The other case involved the arrest of a man on suspicion of cocaine possession on April 1, 1999. Best now says that, as he and his partner approached, the man slipped cocaine into his mouth. At that point, Auner ordered him to spit it out. The report, however, says the man was arrested on outstanding warrants and that the deputies saw cocaine on his tongue during interrogation. Charges were dropped because of problems with the report.
Auners attorney says his client is a victim of the Rampart syndrome. More than 100 convictions have been dismissed in connection with the LAPD scandal. I believe Rampart has heightened the scrutiny inside the D.A.s Office on these kinds of cases. Auners violations, if they occurred at all, would only be hypertechnical. This case is a threat to the livelihood and reputation of every officer on the street, Hirsch said.
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Mahomes named MVP in District 16-4A
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March 16, 2014 at 11 p.m.
Patrick Mahomes added another accolade to his resume after being selected the overall MVP of District 16-4A.
The two-sport Texas Tech signee guided Whitehouse to the 16-4A crown and a trip to the regional quarterfinals.
Jacksonville's Raybon Riden was tabbed Offensive MVP and John Tyler's Rodney Bendy was named the district's Defensive MVP selection. Lindale sophomore Jordan Gray was named Newcomer of the Year.
Whitehouse's Brent Kelley was named Coach of the Year after the Wildcats finished with a 28-7 mark.
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Whitehouse: Spencer Shaw, Jaylon Dews; Corsicana: Mike Lewis, Jonah McKissack; Jacksonville: Daytron Thompson, Datavion Thacker; Lindale: Mason Terry; Nacogdoches: Tyler Underwood, Kwa Jones; John Tyler: Jordan Caldwell, Keaunte Hunter

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Mark-Brian Sonna Productions Opens THEATRE OF DEATH at Stone Cottage Theatre Tonight, 10/24
Mark-Brian Sonna Productions presents Theatre of Death tonight, October 24 – November 3 at the Stone Cottage Theatre, 15650 Addison Road, Addison, Texas.
During the Middle Ages a form street theatre was born in Spain known as "Teatro Breve" or "Brief Theatre". It remained a popular till the early 1900's. Our theatre company led the Renaissance of this art form. We selected 8 of these short plays from various centuries that have never been seen in this country and present them in one evening. Some are comedies, others are scary, and some are simply bizarre, but they all are highly entertaining. The one thing they have in common? They deal with death, dying and murder! All the plays are World Premieres, New Translations, or New Adaptations.
There will be 2 special performances:
Opening Night, tonight, October 24th, 8 PM. There will be a post-show meet and greet with the cast. We also will be announcing some exciting news about our 9th season!
Halloween Night, Wednesday, October 31, 8 PM. This annual event has become a tradition for many of our patrons. We will be giving each audience member a goody-bag filled with trick & treats, including tickets to other shows. For those patrons that come in costume, we will hold a costume contest at intermission and give out a fabulous prize!
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Monday night ABC announced Dancing with the Stars' season 13 contestants. So who can fans expect to see competing for the Mirror Ball Trophy when the new season premieres September 19? Below is the complete list of contestants:
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- George Clooney's Ex-Girlfriend Elisabetta Canalis, 32
- Singer-Actress Chynna Philips, 43
-- TV Host Nancy Grace, 51
-- Veteran, Soap Star JR Martinez, 28
-- Soccer Superstar Hope Solo, 30
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Scottish artist Susan Philipsz, winner of the 2010 Turner Prize, shares the ideas and processes that generated We Shall Be All, a new sound installation that draws from Chicago's political and labor history. Philipsz frames this new piece within the context of her previous work and describes her interest in the sculptural properties of sound and the power of songs. Philipsz's work expands the potential for the presentation of sound-oriented work within the gallery context, incorporating performative and site-specific aspects that draw on history, literature, and popular and folk music. Her installations feature strategically placed audio speakers within a given space that transmit a cappella versions of songs sung by the artist.
Philipsz deliberately selects particular pieces of music to reinterpret vocally and then separates the multiple audio tracks so the "viewer" experiences different voices as they move through a space, creating a situation in which familiar music is heard differently and the human voice is understood in a radically different and physically disorienting manner.
The MCA presents this talk on the occasion of the exhibition of the sound installation We Shall Be All. Philipsz states, "Against the backdrop of the modernist architecture of the city I see the voice as a means to infiltrate spaces, like a ghost in the machine, and return experience to a human scale." She also "see[s] the voice as a means to address people both individually and as a collective. Experiencing a lone disembodied voice in a public setting can produce a strange experience among an unsuspecting audience, like feeling alone in a crowd."
We Shall Be All also considers the broader context of song in relationship to Chicago political movements and historical events (such as the 1968 Democratic National Convention or the election of Barack Obama as president), as well as the city's rich and expansive musical history.
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Property taxes going up nearly 8 percent in Seattle
Updated 10:00 pm, Wednesday, February 9, 2011
King County residents will receive their 2011 property tax bills next week - and people in Seattle will see their levy go up nearly 8 percent.
For the owner of an average home, that translates into about $323 in additional property taxes.
Countywide, the total property tax collections are up 3.33 percent this year over last year, mostly because of voter-approved levies, King County Assessor Lloyd Hara's office said Thursday.
"Taxpayers may be wondering how their property values can go down, but their property taxes go up, I know this seems counter-intuitive," Hara said in a statement. "Several factors can cause this to happen. The most common is that voters in their area have approved a property tax measure, typically a school levy."
In Seattle, the new rate will be $9.66 per $1,000 of assessed value. For the owner of an average home ($453,300) that translates into a tax bill of about $4,378. In 2010, the rate was $9.04, which resulted in a bill of about $4,054.
In November, Seattle voters easily approved a $48 million, three-year schools levy that allowed the district do things like replace old textbooks and deal with future funding cuts.
Hara's office said the total property tax collections for all purposes in King County will total $3.5 billion in 2011. About 53 percent of property taxes supports schools, cities, fire districts and other local taxing districts get 27 percent, King County government takes 18 percent and the Port of Seattle receives 2 percent.
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"I can't wait to get out to China"
World Touring Car Championship (WTCC) racer James Nash could win the Yokohama Independents award this coming weekend at the Shanghai International Circuit in China, the penultimate event of this year's series.
However, despite being on the threshold of winning the Independent World title, Nash's eyes are very much on securing a top three result in the overall Championship. The Bamboo Engineering Chevrolet Cruze driver is currently fourth in the standings with just two points separating him from third placed Tom Chilton (RML Chevrolet Cruze) with four races to go, two in mainland China this coming weekend and then two final races in Macau a fortnight later.
James Nash: "I can't wait to get out to China. I think Shanghai's long straights should suit the Chevrolet Cruze well despite carrying top penalty weight as always."
" Even though I'm told that it is just about possible that I could win the Independent World title this weekend, though more likely in Macau in two week's time, my focus will instead be on the battle at the top of the overall standings. Yvan Muller has already secured the overall title but for the three of us behind him, Gabriele Tarquini, Tom Chilton and me the two remaining podium slots are still up for grabs."
"It would be a fantastic achievement both for me personally and also for the Bamboo Engineering team if we can get a top three result in the Championship as well as winning the Independent's award. We'll have beaten some top teams and drivers in both to get there should we manage it and I'm determined to give it my very best shot for all concerned."
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A 30-year-old woman described as "mentally disabled" alleges in a federal lawsuit filed Monday that she was sexually assaulted by a West Sacramento police officer who is now facing criminal charges related to attacks on seven women.
The lawsuit charges that former West Sacramento officer Sergio Alvarez subjected the woman to forced copulation and sodomy during two separate attacks between May 1 and Sept. 26 last year, according to a report appearing in the Sacramento Bee.
The suit declared that Alvarez engaged in "sexually predatory conduct." It accused the officer of a "pattern of hunting for his prey as a hyena hunts for vulnerable victims," saying the officer's conduct "was common knowledge among the downtrodden, female denizens in the vicinity of West Sacramento's West Capitol (Avenue)," according to The Bee.
Alvarez, 38, is charged in an amended grand jury indictment filed Oct. 4 with kidnapping, rape, forced oral copulation and sodomy. The indictment lists attacks on seven women, including the plaintiff.
J. Toney, a Yolo County criminal defense lawyer, is representing Alvarez.
The lawsuit, filed by attorney Stewart Katz, names as defendants West Sacramento, Alvarez, and now-retired Police Chief Dan Drummond.
It seeks monetary damages in an unspecified amount.
After Alvarez's arrest in February, West Sacramento Police Lt. Ted Sockman said the allegations came to light Sept. 24, 2012, when one of the victims came into contact with a West Sacramento patrol officer. Sockman said department officials immediately opened criminal and administrative investigations and that Alvarez was put on paid administrative leave.
Department officials also reached out to the Sacramento Police Department to help investigate, he said.
Alvarez remains in custody pending trial in lieu of bail set at $26.3 million.
Monday's civil suit says an attorney representing the plaintiff in "her plethora of minor criminal offenses" in Yolo Superior Court, told the judge March 19 that he believed his client "was so mentally impaired that she was unable to assist in her criminal defense," according to The Bee.
The judge ordered an evaluation and on May 13, after reviewing the psychiatrist's report, the judge found her to be incompetent and ordered that "she be hospitalized and involuntarily receive psychiatric medication if medically ordered," the suit says.
Since then, the suit says, she has been continuously hospitalized -- first in a hospital's psychiatric ward and then at a mental health facility.
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Here's my late-but-just-before-Wednesday update with my pull. Because I've been getting so many titles lately I've decided to try out a new method, where I will just explain my choices for the Top 5 books on my radar and list the other titles that I am picking up. So without further ado, let's get this show on the road. These books are also in order of most anticipated this time, before we revert back to alphabetical for the list below.
It's about time this title hit shelves and I cannot freaking wait. Neil Gaiman is exceptional, and when coupled with JH Williams it makes for a winning combination. This issue should be spectacular and prove just why this was my favourite title of 2013 after only one issue. With Gaiman being my favourite novel writer (Neverwhere, American Gods etc) as well as the excellent main Sandman series, this book should be great.
It's a Dan Slott week! He's got a brand new title launching this week that has the potential to be very awesome indeed - I'm totally down for anything new Silver Surfer-wise. and this has the potential to be a great read. I'm totally down for anything Slott writes and this book should be awesome - with a Doctor Who esque feel from the title so you can tell that I'm really looking forward to this.
There's a new Red Lantern in town and her name is Supergirl! However, Guy Gardner doesn't feel like he's ready to train a Kryptonian so heads back to Earth in the search of her cousin Supeman.This allows for a very exciting title and whilst I was initially doubtful about the whole Supergirl being a Red Lantern idea, Soule - like always, proved me wrong. This is the best Green Lantern book currently on shelves and I can't wait to see where it goes over the forthcoming issues.
This title is the superior Star Wars ongoing book at least in my opinion and I've flat out loved it so far. Literally, don't get me wrong - Brian Wood's Star Wars is good (the last issue aside), but this title is excellent, month after month. If Marvel have any sense at all they'll keep this creative team and this book around for more issues.
The Wake is an exceptionally awesome book from Snyder and there was no way it wasn't going to make the final spot on this list. This book has been knocking it out of the park since Day One and as we enter the last three issues of this mini-series it's going to be a great ride to the finish. Cannot wait.
OTHER BOOKS: All New X-Factor #5, Amazing X-Men #5, Aquaman #29, Avengers #27, Blackout #1, Captain Midnight #9, Guardians of the Galaxy #13, Hawkeye #18, Mind MGMT #20, Pariah #2, Revolutionary War: Omega #1, Serenity: Leaves on the Wind #3, Superior Spider-Man #30, Talon #17, Tomb Raider #2,


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19th February 2009
NEWSFLASH: Guerrilla Knitting TOMORROW
Stitch and Giving it Some Guerrilla
I think we have pretty much all heard of Knitta and seen the fabulous things they can do with a bit of yarn and the whole city at their mercy. Probably all thought, "I'd love a go at that."
Well now you can.
Tomorrow morning, the lovely Magda, of Knitta fame, will be here in the sprawling metropolis that is London. She's up for a bit of guerilla knitting, and we thought we'd rally the S&B London army to join her. Thanks for the lovely Perri for letting us know.
FRIDAY 20th February Meeting at: Royal Festival Hall (inside near the front entrance) South Bank Centre Belvedere Road London SE1 8XX
Time: 10 am
Bring: Rectangles and squares and strips of knitting. And some yarn and needles for a bit of on the spot knitting in emergeny should it arise... Map Website Nearest Tube: Waterloo, Embankment
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HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (Mar. 18)
Arab propaganda agencies are flourishing on the west coast, voicing the "libels of terrorist groups" against Israel and Zionism, according to a report in Ha-Orah, a radical Jewish student publication here. The report was made by Anita Trow, public relations director for Americans for Permanent Peace in the Middle East. She listed a number of such organizations with headquarters in California cities. She said La Puente was the home of the Palestine Arab Fund, which she described as "the most lethal unofficial Arab operation in the West," which supports Al-Asifa, the military arm of El Fatah. She reported that Hollywood was the headquarters for the United American Arab Congress, which compares "the Six-Day War to Pearl Harbor, places ads in the newspapers, circulates flyers and keeps its members writing letters to the editor."
She asserted that "a minimum" of 100 chapters of the Organization of Arab Students were "going full blast" in the United States and Canada. She credited that organization with having accomplished "the Herculean job of swaying public opinion from the pro-Israel stand of 1967." She reported that Sacramento "has the most active chapter of the American Committee for Justice in the Middle East" and that Downey has Americans of Lebanese-Syrian Ancestry for America. In San Rafael, there is an Ad Hoc Committee for Balanced Coverage of the Arab-Israel Conflict. The American Friends of Lebanon in San Diego sponsored a full-page "open letter" in local newspapers to President Nixon, indicting the Jews of Israel for their "Nazi-like methods." The Arabic Society of Americanists was described as a similar group in Bell, Calif.


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SQUIB: a : a short humorous or satiric writing or speech; b : a short news item. (Merriam-Webster)
This Tech Squib points out that a well made bag can make you forget how many silly sounding names are hung on it.
The words Booq Mamba Daypack sound like a military call sign or the roll call for a bunch of Skylander characters, but the little piece of luggage they're assigned to is a quality made overnight bag. It looks delicately fashionable on the outside. But, that neat look hides a tough inner protection level that looks after whatever you're taking on your brief trip — including your laptop or tablet.
Booq also makes some really well-designed laptop bags that carry your gear without looking like a soft briefcase or man purse. The Booq Mamba Daypack retails for about $99.


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Colin Farrell Obsesses Over Stolen "Lucky Belt"
I've heard that actors and baseball players are the most superstitious people around. Actor Colin Farrell proves that point. He has a lucky belt which was a gift from his father. "The Sun" reported recently that Colin was so fond of the belt, he spent nearly $5,000 repairing it over the years. And it was reportedly stolen a few weeks ago. He's offering a $25,000 reward for the return of the item.
Do you have something that you can't live without? Maybe it's clothing? I dabble in acting and I must confess I wear the same pair of panties..my "lucky panties" …(washed each time of course) for all my performances. Was that out loud? Sorry if I've offended. But I'll bet new underwear that there are some of you who do have a lucky something or other….socks….shirt…what? By the way, Colin Farrell is currently working on a sci-fi film, "Total Recall".


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Unrest continues in St. Louis suburb where teen shot
Wed., Aug. 13, 2014, 2:20 p.m.
One man critically injured in officer-involved shooting overnight
FERGUSON, Mo. - Police in Ferguson, Mo., on Wednesday have asked protesters to peacefully rally only during daylight hours following another night of unrest in the St. Louis suburb. The plea comes after an officer shot and critically wounded a man who police say pointed a handgun at the officer early Wednesday in Ferguson, where the fatal shooting of an unarmed young black man by an officer has triggered demonstrations, street clashes and looting.
A woman was also shot in the head and wounded during the area's sporadic street demonstrations overnight, Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson told the Los Angeles Times.
The officer-involved shooting, which occurred at 1 a.m. CDT, occurred near the intersection of West Florissant Avenue and Chambers Road, close to the site of protests against police in the shooting of Michael Brown, said Officer Brian Schellman, spokesman for the St. Louis County Police Department.
St. Louis police received a call that four people wearing ski masks and armed with shotguns were in the area and at the same time several calls were made to police about shots fired in the area, according to a statement from police.
"When officers arrived, multiple subjects began running from the scene. One officer encountered a subject who brandished a handgun, pointing it directly at the officer. Fearing for his safety and the safety of others in the area, the officer fired shots, striking the subject." the police statement said. "The subject was transported to a local hospital, where as of this writing, he is listed in critical condition. The subject's handgun was recovered by police at the scene."
No other details were released, Schellman said.
Following the shooting, Ferguson police issued a statement asking "any groups wishing to assemble in prayer or protest to do so only during daylight hours in an organized and respectful manner" and to disperse "well before the evening hours to ensure the safety of the participants and community." 'Unfortunately, those who wish to co-opt the peaceful protests and turn them into violent demonstrations have been able to do so over the past several days."
In the incident involving the woman, local media reported that she was shot in the head during a drive-by shooting near the Ferguson QuikTrip gas station that had been looted and burned over the weekend and which has become a gathering point for demonstrators this week.
She was conscious after being shot and called 911 herself, Jackson said. He was not able to provide further details, saying that he hadn't been briefed yet. Police were reportedly seeking four to five men.
Racial tensions have simmered since the Saturday shooting of Brown. Ferguson is a working-class suburb of 21,000, where two-thirds of residents are black but police and city officials are predominantly white.
Throughout Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning, scores of demonstrators faced off with riot police in Ferguson, with some protesters leaving peacefully and others being forced away by tear gas.
The street demonstrations followed a packed church meeting Tuesday night in Ferguson, in which Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon, who is white, told area residents and civic leaders he wanted an "open, thorough and fair" investigation into Michael Brown's death, adding, "In the face of crisis, we must keep calm.
"As a father of two sons, I've prayed for the parents and loved ones of Michael Brown," Nixon said in his remarks. "We stand together tonight, reeling from what feels like an old wound that has been torn open afresh."
Nixon spoke at a second packed community forum and called for reconciliation and healing "while remaining uncompromising in our expectation that justice must not simply be pursued, but in fact achieved."
The father of the young man who was killed, Michael Brown Sr., said: "I need all of us to come together and do it right, the right way, so we can get something done about this. No violence."


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Fedora Rawhide Nvidia problem
I am having an issue getting Fedora Rawhide working with my GTX 470. The nouveau driver works, but the performance is really slow, so I am trying to install the official Nvidia driver, but it is not working. I can install the Nvidia driver using either RPMFusion, or the one downloaded from their website, but after installation all I get when GDM tries to start is a black screen and a cursor in the shape of an X. I have disabled nouveau, but this does not solve the issue. I have also tried starting my session from the command line with startx, but the same problem occurs.
Here is the GDM log, that also appears to include the X11 log:
X.Org X Server 1.14.0
you are aware that rawhide is the testing version of the NEXT fedora " Fedora 19"
but you have a ALPHA testing ONLY fedora 20 kernel release candidate 4
a question where did you get xorg from ?
"Build Operating System: 2.6.32-279.19.1.el6.x86_64 "
it says that it was built on CentOS 6
and a alpha testing only "fc20"
Linux Black_Phoenix 3.9.0-0.rc4.git0.1.fc20.x86_64 kernel
"xorg-x11-server 1.14.0-3.fc20 "
it is no wounder that the nvidia.run will not work
did you uninstall or blacklist "nouveau"
then rebuild the boot image ( without "nouveau")
then install the .run
see the fedora 18 guide for nvidia
This is a fresh install using Fedora 18 netinstall media. I followed these steps from the official Fedora wiki. Here is a link to the article https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Relea...ide?rd=Rawhide.
Point installer to Rawhide
Alright, I just did a reinstall, this time using the Fedora 19 repo. It installed just fine, and this time the Nvidia drivers are working! After installing Fedora 19 from the development repo, I followed these steps to install the Nvidia driver http://www.if-not-true-then-false.co...-nvidia-guide/, just replacing the RPMFusion repo with the branched version for Fedora 19. I then restored the graphical boot with these instructions http://www.lucidelectricdreams.com/2...h-boot-in.html.
this is a very normal behivior for the development testing only "rawhide"
Rawhide is the development version
by definition it normal dose not work well .
right now fedora 18 is current
fedora 19 , is the next version.It has been frozen and is in beta testing
So "rawhide is NOW the Pre-ALPHA/ALPHA ( very early testing of the next after 19) fedora 20
things will NOT work ,they need testing and bug fixes submitted
things like a unsupported kernel and xorg are a very common issue
A "ALPHA" testing version , by definition
" sort of works on the developers machines ( maybe ) but might not even run on other hardware
software might not even work ( like the propitiatory nvidia drivers )
this is very normal for a testing only early development version .
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How to Digitize Panoramic Negatives with a Scanner (24x36 mm Format)2012-05-22 1 2 Share Tweet
I took some photos of the match of Rugby Como and the next day I carried the shots (in landscape format) to be developed from my preferred photo lab. I wanted to quickly deliver the photos to the rugby team, but the scanner of the mini-lab accepts a maximum format is 24×36 mm. Here's how to digitize it!
If you have an urgent need to digitize using a professional scanner a panoramic format negative, and your photo lab has a minilab with maximum format of 24×36 mm and you cannot wait some days, this is a tip for you.
1) After developing the negative, let the film in a unique strip, without cutting it into pieces.
2) Take the negative scan by introducing it first from frame 1 to frame 36 (or 24) and then in reverse, from the last image to the first photo. You need to do the color balance in the same way during the first and the second scan. Since the scanner of the mini-lab recognizes the spaces between a negative and the other, it will scan the right side first and then, in the second pass, the left side of each frame. You will get two files like these:
3. Now take a photo editing program and create a new file size slightly larger of the two images side by side. Open the two images, turn one of the two upside down and with the "copy and paste" align the two images side by side. If necessary, use the zoom, 200% is usually enough.
In my case I used a 35mm film roll in my Lubitel 166U, so each frame was 60 mm long. Because every image scanned is 36mm long from the right and the second part of the photos is 36mm from the left, there is a common central part. Not always the two photos are to be placed side by side; one image can be few pixels lower than the second one. In this case you must make a selection of the useful area.
4. After this procedure, because the scanner makes the color balance reading the colors on the film in a different way during the two scanning processes (for example you can have the left side of the photos with a different brightness from the right side), you can have some difference in color and brightness between the left side and the right side of the panoramic photo. Selecting one of the two parts, and with some patience, you can balance the colors (by working on the channels red/cyan, green/magenta and blue/yellow) and adjusting the brightness (acting on the levels of brightness and contrast, or on the curves of the histograms). Within few minutes you will get results like these:
Of course, I cannot made the scan of the sprockets, but in this case I had little time and this tip allowed me to give the photos of the match to the rugby team the day after the event.
The photos of the event can be found on the website of the team.
Good panoramic photos at all!
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Will mall ninjas rule the world after the election?
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Will mall ninjas rule the world after the election?
I was at an indoor range today and thought occurred to me.
Several young gentleman on the next lane were practicing shotgun patterns with their tacticool .223 AR, 9x19 plastic rifle and .40 Glock.
All demonstrated poor range safety and etiquette. One of them even ND'd on the concrete floor.
However, judging from the way employees from the gun store interacted with them, and they way they treated my bolt action and Side by side (both current production) like some C&R pieces. My guess is these young gentleman and their choice of firearms were the core customer of many gun store these days.
Perhaps they were onto something.
Imagine a scenario where social order is lost (say after an bad election) or the postulated zombie apocalypse (which I still don't get). These fine young gents with their awesome firepower, (ie deagles, plastic rifle with lasers and tacticool shotguns with multi-megawatt lights) would certainly elevate to the top of the social food chain.
How am I going to defend my wife, food and truck with my feeble 20ga, wearisome bolt-action or my anemic .380 1908?
Perhaps we should stop making fun of them and go out and buy a Glock 18.
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Originally named "Tiurai" (meaning "July"), then "Heiva" ("Feast") from 1981, the event was an instant success! It is the oldest cultural festival in Oceania offering Polynesian dance and singing contests. With an estimated audience of over 30,000 people (made up of overseas visitors, locals and hundreds of performing artists) Heiva I Tahiti draws both on stage and in the stands with fans looking forward to taking part in this intense cultural moment sharing good spirit and the gift of self.
For 10 nights in a row, the best dancers, singers and musicians of French Polynesia performed on stage, wearing the nicest costumes, all hand-made after months of preparation and rehearsals, and gave the best of themselves.
The main events were organized in Papeete on the main island of Tahiti at Place To'ata. Bora Bora also hosted a beautiful "Heiva" in Vaitape, the main town.
If you are planning to be in the area at this period of the year, you should certainly not miss the opportunity of taking part in one of the most genuine and friendly events of the Polynesian triangle.
This year, Heiva I Tahiti took place from 2nd to 18th July where 17 dance troops and 23 Tahitian choirs were present with their own musicians.
For more information: http://www.tahiti-tourisme.com/discover/heiva-tahiti.asp


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JERUSALEM (Dec. 2)
Rabbi Israel Miller expressed doubt today that American Jewry would have a confrontation with the Ford Administration over the failure of the U.S. to exercise its veto power in the Security Council to block linkage of the UNDOF mandate on the Golan Heights with a debate on the Palestinian issue. Rabbi Miller, chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, said "The answers to American Jewry's standing in the issue will come from the U.S."
He was commenting on the American vote in favor of a resolution extending UNDOF for six months and convening a Security Council debate on the Middle East next month to which the Palestine Liberation Organization will be invited to participate. Miller said he would deal with the ramifications of the American position after he returns to the U.S.
(Meanwhile, Jewish organizations reacted in New York with sharp criticism of the Security Council vote and the approval by the United States of the resolution.
Seymour Graubard, chairman of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, said the U.S. action would "delay serious negotiations for a just and durable peace in the Middle East," adding that the U.S. had clearly bowed to Syrian pressure linking Palestine Liberation Organization participation to the extension of the UNDOF mandate.
Rabbi Joseph B. Glaser, executive vice-president of the (Reform) Central Conference of American Rabbis, said, in reference to the PLO, that "to permit these murderers, who are sworn to destroy the State of Israel, to participate in any discussion on the survival of Israel, is the height of absurdity and international hypocrisy."
Describing the U.S. vote as a "reversal of the American stand," Dr. Joseph P. Sternstein, president of the Zionist Organization of America, said that reversal "will encourage the Soviet-Syria-PLO alliance to further follow the anti-Zionist resolution of the UN General Assembly to declare the State of Israel illegal and place the PLO in authority over the entire territory known as Palestine."
Howard M. Squadron, chairman of the governing council of the American Jewish Congress, said the resolution was "a profoundly disturbing indication that the PLO may at last succeed in shooting its way into the Security Council–a particularly distressing development because it seems to recognize the PLO as the sole and legitimate representative of the Palestine Arabs."
David Blumberg, president of B'nai B'rith, called the U.S. acceptance "as more likely to bolster PLO extremism than open channels toward meaningful negotiations." He said he "accepts at face value" President Ford's assurance that Administration policy opposes formal dealings with the PLO "because of its unwillingness to recognize the reality of Israel." But acquiescence in the Security Council's invitation to the PLO "needlessly raises doubts about the American position and worst of all blinks at PLO terrorism," Blumberg said.)
Miller was among the first of 170 world Jewish leaders to arrive in Israel for the Conference on World Jewish Solidarity with Israel and Zionism which opens here tomorrow. The conference was organized by the government and the World Zionist Organization in direct response to the anti-Zionist resolution adopted by the UN General Assembly last Nov. 10.
Moshe Rivlin, director General of the Jewish Agency said the conference would seek expressions of solidarity and would prepare a working plan for a world-wide campaign in the coming year to combat the effects of the UN action. "This should be a year of Jewish solidarity with Israel and Zionism," Rivlin said, adding that the conference sought a Jewish awakening throughout the world and greater involvement by individual Jewish communities in Israel's behalf.
Rabbi Miller said that the summit conference must not be satisfied simply with recruiting world Jewish support but should "solidify the support of all positive people" with a concrete program. "The present challenge is not only to the State of Israel but to us as Jews throughout the world," he said.
Ashkenazio Chief Rabbi Shlomo Goren announced meanwhile that he was convening an international rabbinical convention in Jerusalem in mid-January to deal with the religious aspects of Zionism and the State of Israel.


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A woman came running towards me as I left my son to school.
''Are you going to the party on Saturday, it's supposed to be fancy dress what's your son going as?'' She appeared rather anxious.
''He doesn't want to dress up so he's wearing ordinary clothes,'' I replied. She then turned to another mum, ''Is your wee one dressing up?'' she demanded becoming increasingly agitated.
''She's not sure yet if she wants to get dressed up,'' answered the woman backing away.
''Well, I think what we'll do is we'll have a costume ready, and wait outside the party venue in the car to watch everyone going in. If lots of kids are wearing costumes she can slip hers on. She doesn't want to be the only one wearing fancy dress but she doesn't want to not wear one if everyone else is.''
She nodded her head vigorously at her decision, happy that she had found a solution to her quandary which, although seemingly unimportant, had worked itself into a matter of mammoth importance in her mind.
Another mum was pacing anxiously in front of the recycling bin. ''What's up?'' I asked as I approached with party spy mum.
''I was putting clothes in the recycling bin yesterday and I realised when I got home I'd put one of my new shoes in! I've asked at the office and they said the van was due soon to collect the clothes and the driver might find my shoe for me. I can't wait much longer or I'll be late taking my mother to her doctor's appointment!''
As we sympathised with her an alarm bell began to ring loudly. Yet another mum appeared from nowhere and began to shout: ''Oh my goodness it's the fire alarm, I can smell burning!''
At that point I too could smell burning and felt my stomach contract a little as I had visions of the school erupting into flames with my son inside.
The four of us then seemed to go into a collective blind panic running and bumped into each other as we tried to decide what way to run.
''Go to the office,'' one shouted. ''I'm going back to the classroom,'' I yelled and still we couldn't negotiate our way out of the huddle we had formed.
Like flies bumping aimlessly against a window looking for a way out, we careered into each other in mass confusion and panic. Suddenly the alarm stopped, the smell of burnt toast escaped from an open window and someone ascertained the fire bell had been set off by cremated toast in the breakfast club.
All four frantic mums immediately relaxed, giggled a bit about our frenzied over-reaction then marched off into the day, where no doubt we would meet more situations head on with a soupcon of mild hysteria.
I see varying degrees of stress at the school gates on a daily basis. Women go from nought to 60 on the anxiety scale in a matter of seconds as stress and panic overtake them over seemingly innocuous matters. Many women seem to be permanently sitting on an imminent panic attack, as they juggle their responsibilities of child care, work, elderly parents and apparently the most stressful activity of all, trying to negotiate a school parking space.
A survey carried out by the Mental Health Foundation revealed more than one in five women say they suffer from anxiety most or all of the time. Money worries were named as the main cause of angst for women with the welfare of loved ones and children coming second. Figures show 8,720 patients in the UK were treated in hospital in 2013 for anxiety.
Some people don't like admitting that they feel anxious, depressed or stressed. We are afraid others will see it as a weakness. I suffered anxiety and panic attacks for many years which included enduring crippling agoraphobia. I never thought I would recover, but I did when I explored alternative therapies. My recovery began with varied treatments including the use of herbal supplements, reflexology and aromatherapy with natural therapy practitioner Kapil Puri. I keep these sessions up, they help calm and de-stress me. Talking therapies (CBT) are also helpful in treating stress and mild to moderate depression.
If you suffer from anxiety be assured you're not alone. Many people seem to be unflustered on the outside but like a swan that appears to be gliding along serenely, they're paddling furiously underwater to keep themselves afloat. Don't try to keep calm and carry on if stress is eating you up, seek help. See your GP or try an alternative therapy, many are surprisingly effective in dealing with stress and anxiety. Find complimentary therapies at


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On Mon, Mar 14, 2005 at 01:20:06PM +0530, Biju wrote: > I am using postgresql version 7.2.2 As Tom observed, you might be reading documentation for a later version and are trying to do something that 7.2 doesn't support. Here's a link to the 7.2 documentation: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/7.2/interactive/index.html http://www.postgresql.org/docs/7.2/interactive/sql-altertable.html > I tried to conver the datatype of a field in a table say test. and the test > table say contains > one field testid of integer. I wanted it to convert it to say date datatype. > so i gave the query : alter table test alter testid date; The ability to change a column's type with ALTER TABLE was added in 8.0 (even so, the syntax you show is incorrect). Since you're using 7.2, you'll have to use the method mentioned in the FAQ: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/faqs.FAQ.html#4.3 However, you won't be able to cast the integer column directly to date, so you'll have to use an expression that performs the desired conversion. -- Michael Fuhr http://www.fuhr.org/~mfuhr/
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Arsenal held by Estudiantes
Arsenal Sarandi could only draw 1-1 at Estudiantes, leaving them three points off the top of the Clausura table with three rounds remaining.
Emilio Zelaya put Arsenal ahead from the spot after 17 minutes, but Duvan Zapata levelled two minutes before the break.
The draw left Arsenal three points behind Boca Juniors, who beat Godoy Cruz on Sunday, and level with Tigre.
Two second-half strikes gave Velez Sarsfield a 2-0 win at Colon Santa Fe. Manuel Martinez opened the scoring six minutes after the break and Augusto Fernandez made the points safe a minute from time.
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DOVES frontman Jimi Goodwin is among the latest additions to the line-up for this year's Ramsbottom Festival.
He will play tracks from his first solo album Odludek on the Saturday of the festival, which will be held on September 19, 20, and 21.
Sunday's headliner has not yet been announced, but The Levellers and British Sea Power will top the bill on Friday and Saturday respectively.
New additions to the line up on Saturday also include East London reggae and dub band The Skints, Salford based singer-songwriter and poet Vinny Peculiar, singer-songwriter Frankie Forman, reggae and ska group XOVA, folk group Paper Beat Scissors and Manchester four-piece Jolanga.
Manchester band The Minx, ska pop group By The Rivers and psych-folk duo Bird to Beast will also perform on Friday.
New additions to the line up on Sunday include Neville Staple, a former member of The Specials, singer-songwriter Nell Bryden, roots and blues musician Hans Theessink, singer-songwriter Luke Daniels and acoustic swing group My Sweet Patootie.
A weekend ticket for the festival costs £66 for adults or £144 for a family ticket, and day tickets cost £24 for the Friday or £26 for Saturday and Sunday.


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I'm at a loss to figure out what's wrong with my site that is stopping it from allowing any files to be uploaded. My local version works fine. The hosted version (on a shared, cheap server so not much scope for changing php settings and things) however doesn't want to play.
I can get to the Assets area in admin, click on add files, select a local file and it queues OK, but press upload and I get the two dialog boxes a few others have been having on here of:
"An error occurred in the upload. Try again later." and then "There was a problem with the upload. The server did not accept it."
I am running SS 2.4.1, DOM r414 and swfupload r401.
I can use the same dialog to copy a file from another folder, just no uploading and only on the live site locally it's fine.
I've tried going through the troubleshooting steps here:
but I never see the alert - my code in FileDataObjectManager.php looks like:
class FileDataObjectManager_Controller extends Controller
public function handleswfupload()
die('please say hello');
So I suppose I would like some help trying to figure out why
a) my debugging isn't working (if I can fix that I can get more info!); and
b) the bigger question of why my upload isn't working online.
For reference, after trying to upload a file, This is what the debugger spits out:
SWF DEBUG: ReturnUploadStart(): File accepted by startUpload event and readied for upload. Starting upload to http://www.brindabellawomensgroup.org/FileDataObjectManager_Controller/handleswfupload for File ID: SWFUpload_0_0
SWF DEBUG: Build Number: SWFUPLOAD 2.2.0 Alpha 2008-10-17
SWF DEBUG: movieName: SWFUpload_0
SWF DEBUG: Upload URL: http://www.brindabellawomensgroup.org/FileDataObjectManager_Controller/handleswfupload
SWF DEBUG: File Types String: *.*
SWF DEBUG: Parsed File Types:
SWF DEBUG: File Types Description: ()
SWF DEBUG: File Size Limit: 33554432 bytes
SWF DEBUG: File Upload Limit: 20
SWF DEBUG: File Queue Limit: 20
SWF DEBUG: Post Params:
SWF DEBUG: fileFieldName=Files
SWF DEBUG: fileClassName=File
SWF DEBUG: parentIDName=ParentID
SWF DEBUG: hasDataObject=0
SWF DEBUG: OverrideUploadFolder=assets/Uploads/
SWF DEBUG: dataObjectFieldName=
SWF DEBUG: controllerID=4
SWF DEBUG: PHPSESSID=9629cb1c71ff5832b29e1421ce6f8b84
SWF DEBUG: dataObjectClassName=File
SWF DEBUG: Event: fileDialogStart : Browsing files. Multi Select. Allowed file types: *.*
SWF DEBUG: Select Handler: Received the files selected from the dialog. Processing the file list...
SWF DEBUG: Event: fileQueued : File ID: SWFUpload_0_0
SWF DEBUG: Event: fileDialogComplete : Finished processing selected files. Files selected: 1. Files Queued: 1
SWF DEBUG: StartUpload: First file in queue
SWF DEBUG: Event: uploadStart : File ID: SWFUpload_0_0
SWF DEBUG: Global Post Item: fileFieldName=Files
SWF DEBUG: Global Post Item: fileClassName=File
SWF DEBUG: Global Post Item: parentIDName=ParentID
SWF DEBUG: Global Post Item: hasDataObject=0
SWF DEBUG: Global Post Item: OverrideUploadFolder=assets/Uploads/
SWF DEBUG: Global Post Item: dataObjectFieldName=
SWF DEBUG: Global Post Item: controllerID=4
SWF DEBUG: Global Post Item: PHPSESSID=9629cb1c71ff5832b29e1421ce6f8b84
SWF DEBUG: Global Post Item: dataObjectClassName=File
SWF DEBUG: Event: uploadProgress (OPEN): File ID: SWFUpload_0_0
SWF DEBUG: Event: uploadError: HTTP ERROR : File ID: SWFUpload_0_0. HTTP Status: 404.
SWF DEBUG: Event: uploadComplete : Upload cycle complete.
Error Code: -200, File name: one.gif, File size: 3257, Message: 404
Just a thought, but the part I bolded above - that's not a path in my installation - is that where it's going wrong, or is that a path that's generated during the upload process?


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Well off the beaten tourist track, in the nonetheless central neighbourhood of Moabit, Lei e Lui serves 100% vegetarian, 100% certified organic Mediterranean cuisine. Expect personalised, warm service by the German-Italian owners and enjoy a glass of top-quality organic wine with your meal.
61 Wilsnacker Strasse, 10559. | Tel: +493030208890


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Releasing an egg that is ready for fertilization in the middle of the month (ovulation) is an important part of getting pregnant. Problems with ovulation are among the most common causes of infertility. Irregular menstrual periods often indicate that you are having a problem with ovulation. If you have been unable to get pregnant on your own after 2 years, you need to ask your gynecologist about a fertility evaluation. This will usually include a semen analysis, an X-ray test to make sure your tubes are open (a hysterosalpingogram) and evaluation of your ovulation. Either your gynecologist or a fertility specialist can usually find a treatment for any problems that are found.
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