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The Maldives has marked three sea protected areas that limit fishing and diving to safeguard rare whale sharks in waters around the islands, the government said Tuesday.
Environment Minister Mohamed Aslam announced the protected zones to mark the World Ocean Day, which fell Monday. The zones will have only limited fishing, while strict guidelines apply to diving and snorkeling.
Speed limits will be imposed on boats to prevent lacerations on the shark, and waste management programs will be initiated in surrounding islands to stop pollution, a government statement said.
"The marine environment is the bedrock of our economy, supporting our largest industries, tourism and fisheries. Not only will this initiative protect whale sharks, but also other mega fauna including manta rays and reef sharks," the statement quoted Aslam as saying.
Whale sharks _ the world's largest fish species _ are listed as a threatened species by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources, the world's largest conservation network.
Considered harmless, the whale shark can live up to 100 years and can grow to 46 feet (14 meters) long _ as long as a bus. It is normally found in parts of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
Maldives Whale Shark Research Program has counted 120 whale sharks and said they could be seen throughout the year around the islands.
In March, the Indian Ocean archipelago banned reef shark hunting to bolster its tourism industry.
Maldives sets up zones to protect whale sharks
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The Maldives has marked three sea protected areas that limit fishing and diving to safeguard rare whale sharks in waters around the islands, the government said Tuesday.


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Tue, Jul 17 2012: BLACKLODGE
Latest release: "MachinatioN"
Release date: Fri, Jun 22 2012, US Tue, Jul 17 2012
MP3 - BLACKLODGE - MachinatioN - NeutroN ShivA [Sun, Walk with Me!]
"MachinatioN", French industrial black metallers BLACKLODGE's new album, is out today in North America! You can listen to the song "NeutroN ShivA" on the Media Player of Season of Mist's Facebook page or download the MP3 from the label's website.
"MachinatioN" is available on Season of Mist's e-shop as CD digipak limited to the first pressing and vinyl LP with digital download card and different cover artwork!

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In recent years, solar thermal technology for electricity production has fallen behind that of solar photo-voltaic or PV installations due to the rapidly falling prices for solar panels and lack of relevant research spending. One of the advantages of solar thermal electricity technology is the ability to store energy as heat before converting it to electricity.
Here is some new research news being conducted by Sandia National Laboratory using concentrated solar thermal technology to store heat energy in a new way.
Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories are working to lower the cost of solar energy systems and improve efficiencies in a big way, thanks to a system of small particles.
This month, engineers lifted Sandia's continuously recirculating falling particle receiver to the top of the tower at the National Solar Thermal Test Facility, marking the start of first-of-its-kind testing that will continue through 2015. The Sandia-developed falling particle receiver works by dropping sand-like ceramic particles through a beam of concentrated sunlight, capturing and storing the heated particles in an insulated tank. The technology can capture and store heat at high temperatures without breaking down, unlike conventional molten salt systems.
Conventional central receiver technologies are limited to temperatures close to 600 degrees Celsius (1112 degrees Fahrenheit), while operating temperatures for the falling particle receiver could exceed 1,000 degrees Celsius. Higher temperatures mean more available energy and cheaper storage costs because less material is needed to transfer heat.
Sandia engineer Cliff Ho, the project's principal investigator, said the goal of the testing is to develop a prototype, cost-competitive falling particle receiver that demonstrates the potential for thermal efficiency greater than 90 percent, while achieving particle temperatures of at least 700 degrees Celsius.
"This technology will enable higher temperatures and higher efficiency power cycles that will bring down the cost of electricity produced from concentrating solar power," Ho said.
In addition, the ability to cheaply and efficiently store thermal energy directly in the heated particles will enable power production at night and on cloudy days.
Falling particle receiver technology is expected to further advance the state-of-the art in concentrating solar power tower systems capable of generating up to 100 megawatts of electricity.
Sandia design engineer Josh Christian said the on-sun testing at the solar tower will occur in two phases. First, researchers will test an insert designed by Georgia Tech that slows falling particles inside the receiver like a Pachinko board to increase the temperatures of the particles as they fall through.
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The Intel 525 series are the mSATA SSDs aimed at Ultrabooks, and we tested the 120 GB model. An mSATA SSD is a great way of improving performance of modern laptops still equipped with a conventional hard disk.
Many laptops 1.5-years-old and more recent have an mSATA slot in addition to the standard 2.5-inch disk. If you add an SSD, you can use the hard disk as data disk. This combination of a fast SSD for Windows and software and conventional hard disk for data storage is perfect for laptops.
The new Intel 525 SSDs use the familiar LSI SandForce SF-2281 controller that's been used in dozens of SSDs including Intel's own 520, 320 and 330 series. On the 525 the SandForce chips do have newer firmware that Intel hasn't made available yet for other series. The newest mSATA SSDs feature Intel-branded 25nm flashchips from Micron. That's striking considering most SSD manufacturers have transitioned to chips with smaller transistors. It's unclear why Intel still uses 25nm, perhaps that 19nm flashchips are not yet deemed reliable enough, but the reason could just as much be financial ones.
The 525 SSDs are available in 30 GB, 60 GB, 90 GB, 120 GB, 180 GB and 240 GB. There is no 480 GB model for the simple reason that enough flashchips don't fit on an mSATA SSD. SSDs 60 GB and up have a maximum read speed of 550 MB/s according to Intel. The maximum write speed of the 180 GB and 240 GB models is 520 MB/s, and the 120 GB model has a maximum write speed of 500 MB/s. The 60 GB model has a max write speed of 475 MB/s, and the 30 GB only 275 MB/s.
Prices for these SSDs range from € 54 for the 30 GB model to € 267 for the 240 GB one. The 120 GB model we tested costs an average of £130 or € 142. It's above-average, but mSATA SSDs still tend to be more expensive than their 2.5-inch counterparts. Less demand is one reason for this.
Click here for a comparison table with all Intel 525 SSDs.


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by Adam Singolda, posted atVideo Insider :
I recently attended a Goldman Sachs event. A member of their team took the stage to speak about many different factors affecting our economy, and said 2012 would be a year of prosperity. I agree — especially when it comes to online video.
I'll explain. There were times, very recently, when things like iPad apps, or social media, (whatever that really means) took precedence over video. Other times, publishers "were not really monetizing video" yet because Tremor was yet to be around. When 5min's syndication was yet to be available. When WatchMojo CEO was yet to educate the market about video production. When there were only CPC, CPM and CPA — not CPV. Times before Brightcove had the "Play" annual event with 500 attendees. Before Louis CK published his show on the Internet only. Before Adap.tv introduced an RTB platform for video. Before Youtube generated a billion dollar in revenue through its YPV program. Before Netflix changed its pricing model to encourage online video streaming and took a mega-dive in price per share, and before people admitted that video was somewhat desired — but less obvious. Yes.
If you are involved in the video space, then you know what I'm talking about. Video was cool but it was not "it" just yet. However, 2012 has arrived, and now video is becoming "it" — yes!
Publishers realize that it's time to double down on video — and for a reason. Video monetizes better than anything else: advertisers come for your video inventory and stay for the rest. Premium publishers claim $30-$50 in video pre-roll revenue — mind you, that is 8x-10x the range over display advertising. So I already see Directors of Video being hired by companies, and I see events that are all around video, and I see competition around video that indicates the beginning of the space's maturity. I see big companies hire consultants to advise their board on how to build a video strategy. I see video is becoming real.
I feel 2012 is the year of video — mainly because it is now monetized. Real traffic of video views now means real and superior revenue. Being a top publisher without a real video strategy or millions of video views is irresponsible.
For the Chinese, the Year of the Dragon happens only every 12 years, and it means the luckiest year of all. Interestingly enough, 2012 happens to be the Year of the Dragon. If you are now in the video space, you're in the right place, since this is the Year of the (Video) Dragon. Good luck!
Read more: http://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/166953/2012-the-year-of-the-video-dragon.html#ixzz1lAJvkmAf


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Deputy Director, Clinical Quality Improvement
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To provide technical support to the Clinical Affairs Division (CAD), Primary Care Associations (PCAs) and health centers on Quality Improvement (QI) on federally funded initiatives, ensure deliverables are met on time and are well coordinated internally with other NACHC departments, CAD staff and NACHC members.
- Quality Improvement, Project Leadership
- Works with PCAs and HCCNs on PCMH activities and Quality Improvement (QI) assisting health centers to measure and improve performance in clinical, service and cost aspects of health center operations
- Insures CDC, BPHC and other grant deliverables are met on time and are well coordinated internally with other NACHC departments, CAD staff and NACHC members
- Assist in the design, development, implementation, evaluation, and scale of new integrated services and strategies into health centers that support the HRSA/BPHC Quality Improvement Strategy, Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) and population health for health centers.
- Partner with PCAs and HCCNs for system alignment.
- Provide day-to-day supervision and management of Integration and Quality Projects.
- Assist with the planning and implementation of NACHC conferences and committee meetings as assigned.
- Participate in NACHC organization improvement efforts through team participation and interdepartmental customer service.
- Serve NACHC membership through information gathering, sharing, and answering questions accurately and timely.
- Represent NACHC with other organizations and agencies as directed by the CAD Chief Medical Officer.
- Assist in grant writing and reporting as assigned.
- Provide excellent customer service to health centers, PCAs, HCCNs, and other NACHC departments.
- Support NACHC CAD priorities of high quality products and innovation.
- Participate in CAD activities including staff meetings, knowledge management systems and learning communities.
- Tailor activities to align with health care reform, medical home, and other state/national initiatives to better meet the needs of vulnerable populations served by health centers.
- Submit all reports on time or early with accuracy, quality, and accountability.
- Advance CAD and NACHC resource development as directed.
- Other duties as assigned.
Experience Desired:
- Master's degree or higher preferred
- Minimum of 3 years of work experience in areas such as research and evaluation, government program operations, government contracting, public health, health policy.
- Demonstrated experience in quality improvement activities and strategies
- Demonstrated experience in partnership development and collaboration with national stakeholders
- Experience with a primary care association, health center-controlled network or health center
- Experience coaching health centers on implementation activities, including practice transformation and translating evidence into practice
- Experience with health information technology systems
- PCMH experience (PCMH Content Expert certification preferred)
- Expertise with Microsoft applications (Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint)
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- Demonstrated capacity to work with minimum supervision at a national level
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history of karachi
@idiosyncratic (3561)
December 1, 2006 11:21am CST
karachi is my hometown let discuss the history of karachi. There was nothing much at Karachi until the Mirs of Talpur seized it from the Khan of Kalat in 1795 and constructed a mud fort at Manora. Under its protection, a small town grew up, whose population had reached 13,000 by 1818. Not much happened thereafter until 1st February 1839, when a British ship - the Wellesley - anchored off Manora. Two days later the little fort surrendered without a shot being fired on either side. The fickle finger of fate had suddenly shoved the sleepy back-water towards becoming a megalopolis, a world city. WRESTED FROM THE SWAMPS: The settlement was remote and swampy, isolated by hundreds of miles of bleak desert in every direction but the sea. Nonetheless, within four years, the capital of Sind was transferred there and building began in earnest. By 1847 the Napier Barracks (now governinent offices) were completed. A census next year showed that the population had already reached 50,000. The filth and squalor proliferated, everything became plastered with smelly black mud from the mangrove swamps, so a Municipal Committee was formed to levy funds and provide public utilities. In 1848 the municipality's income was Rs.6,000; in 1849 it was Rs.18,000 and in 1850, Rs.27,000 - an increase reflecting the mind-boggling population explosion. The committee laid out a whole network of roads, named after itselt; in what is now Central Karachi. Preedy Street was named after the Revenue Commissioner; MeLeod Road after the Collector of Customs and so on. Even in those days Karachi had a traffic problem. There were so many carts and carriages that the roads had to be paved with gravel chippings (an unheard of refinement, way ahead of London.) The streets were watered daily by municipal bullock carts, to damp down the dust. As revenues increased, public works were undertaken on a grand scale. Frere Hall (a museum and library) was finished in 1865, Mereweather Clock Tower in 1867, Boulton Market in 1883, Empress Market in 1889... The town turned into a city. As people poured in, the drinking water problem, always difficult, became acute. There is no natural source of water in Karachi; all water consumed there must be fetched from somewhere else. Last century, water drawn from the Indus was brought by camel train to the cantonment. The wealthier merchants sent mule carts to the sweetwater springs in nearby Clifton. Less fortunate people bought drinking water from municipal watercarriers until household pipes could be laid. Though provision proceeded apace, demand has always been ahead of supply. Karachi's poor, in places like Korangi, are still waiting for safe drinking water. At the turn of the century a public tram service commenced from Saddar (the cantonment) to the new harbour at Kiamari. The horses wore straw hats to avoid sunstroke and water for them was provided by the philanthropic "Drinking Trough Society of Karachi." The troughs can still be seen here and there in the city. Modernising the harbour commenced in 1860, proceeding by fits and starts. By 1882 the Mereweather Pier was completed and pilgrims for Mecca no longer had to embark at Manora. By 1900, Karachi was one of the the biggest and best outfitted ports in the world. Nonetheless, it continued to be troubled by the ague and the plague until the sanitation system was completed, just after the first World War. The war itself brought immense prosperity to Karachi's merchants. Clifton's promenade, pier and park were gifted to the city by Sir Jehangir H. Kothari OBE in 1919. The complex Cost Rs.300,000 to build, an absolute fortune in those days. Other public parks, including the Zoological Gardens on Garden Road were laid out at this time. Even more new roads and buildings were constructed in the interwar period. As the population approached the quarter million mark, those who could moved out to the suburbs, building houses in a style best described as "South Asian Hollywood." commuting arrived with a vengeance and one of the world's first rapid transit systems was inaugurated. MELTING POT: The building of Karachi attracted Goan cooks, Anglo-Indian bartenders, Sikh bricklayers, and Chinese washermen. Parsi, Hindu and Jain merchants came from Gujarat and Rajasthan. Until Partition, their camel caravans regularly crossed the Thar. The Parsis built a Tower of Death out at Korangi. A few of the merchants' big mansions still remain downtown. The Lebanese community became sizeable. People of African descent can also be seem in and around Karachi. Tradition has it, they escaped from a shipwrecked Arab slaver at the mouth of the Hub River (hence their nickname 'hubshi"). At Partition, Hindus, Armenians and Jews left the city en masse. Muslim refugees from India, calling themselves Mohajir, migrated in by train, boat, air, truck, even on foot. It is not known how many millions arrived. Karachi, new capital of a new country, was so pushed for space that its government servants had to sleep in the public parks and gardens in tents! The Mohajir further diversify the ethnic mix of the city. Many English stayed on, their ranks now depleted by age. Vintage couples can be spotted at their usual watering holes, the Metropole Hotel and the statelier clubs in the early evening. Subsequent decades have seen the influx unabated. The Karachi Development Authority instituted the upgrading of amenities on a massive scale: new housing colonies, public buildings, roads, schools, colleges, markets, bazaars, business centres, to keep pace with development needs. Cycle rickshaws have now been replaced by thousands of scooter-rickshaws. After Pakistan's civil war in 1971, thousands of Biharis (Urdu-speaking Muslims from Bangladesh) arrived by boat. In the 1980s Afghan refugees joined migrant workers from the Frontier who have laboured as dockworkers and porters for decades. Meanwhile, "economic refugees" from Pakistan's less developed areas, like Gilgit, Chitral and Hunza head for Karachi in search of jobs. The original Sindhi speaking population is now a minority in the city. Gas supply lines from Sui in Baluchistan were laid, the Hub Dam Scheme extended the Greater Karachi Water Project and the Circular Railway was completed. In the 1960s, two huge industrial areas were built, at Sind Industrial Estate and Landhi and in the 1970s three more: the Export Processing Zone, Pakistan Steel Mills Complex and Muhammad Bin Qasim Container Port. In the following decade, work on KANUPP, Karachi's nuclear power station, was inaugurated. Industrial growth has been spectacular. RICH AND POOR: Original home of Pakistan's film and music industries, Karachi in the 1980s made more films and exported them to more countries than Hollywood. It houses the very latest in modern technology. The city works and sleeps in a haze of brick dust as buildings barely 30 years old are relentlessly torn down and replaced with something more up to date. The population of seven, maybe eight, million now extends over several hundred square kilometres along the coast and into the desert, residing in modern apartment blocks, prestigious cooperative housing societies called "Colonies", seaside mansions and sprawling shanty towns on the outskirts, areas of such appalling poverty that it is difficult to see how residents will ever be extricated from their plight. Working 16 hours a day, poor youths toil like slaves, earning a pittance to produce elegant costume for the city's elite. Piles of rubble surround new homes, hotels and condominiums. Limousines and rickshaws alike must pick their way through scaffolding jungles as artisans with age old skills produce ever more new buildings. Sometimes these are exquisite, and Karachi's modern architecture is the showcase of Asia.
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@superano12 (34)
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13 Feb 07
the history of Karachi is really interesting and i love this city
@sunflowergirl (3064)
• United Arab Emirates
4 Dec 06
karchi my city wow!i miss karachi the city of lights!my cousins evey one is thr!i realy miss them and thanks for the information you have us about my city!
@KrauseHome (35517)
• United States
2 Dec 06
This is an interesting read. Especially since I am from the USA, and have never been there, and probably never will. Thanks for sharing your Country with us here.


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Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Bryan Richmond
Dr. Bryan Richmond published in Journal of the American College of Surgeons
Bryan Richmond, MD, MBA, FACS, professor of surgery at West Virginia University's Charleston Division, recently co-wrote a paper with Caresse Grodman, Jerri Walker, Scott Dean, Edward H. Tiley, Roland E. Hamrick, Kristen Statler and Mary Emmett that has been included in the Journal of the American College of Surgeons. The paper "Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial of Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy vs Active Nonoperative Therapy for the Treatment of Biliary Dyskinesia" was published online on March 11, 2016.
Dr. Bryan Richmond featured speaker at the American College of Surgeons Leadership Summit
Bryan Richmond, MD, MBA, FACS, professor of surgery at West Virginia University's Charleston Division was a featured speaker at the American College of Surgeons 2016 Leadership and Advocacy Summit held in Washington, D.C. April 9 – 10, 2016.
Dr. Richmond, ACS Governor for West Virginia, joined colleagues Dhiresh R. Jeyarajah, MD, FACS, ACS Governor for North Texas and Christopher K. Senkowski, MD FACS, ACS Governor for Georgia and Chapter President in a session that shared success stories and strategies to invigorate participation in ACS activities at the chapter level.
The American College of Surgeons (ACS) is a scientific and educational association of surgeons that was founded in 1913 to improve the quality of care for the surgical patient by setting high standards for surgical education and practice, with a mission to improve the care of the surgical patient and to safeguard standards of care in an optimal and ethical practice environment.
Dr. Bryan Richmond appointed to American Board of Surgery maintenance of certification committee
Bryan Richmond, MD, MBA, FACS, professor of surgery at West Virginia University's Charleston Division has been appointed to a three-year term on the American Board of Surgery committee to develop the written recertification ABS Maintenance of Certification (MOC) exam.
The (MOC) program documents a surgeon's ongoing commitment to professionalism, lifelong learning and practice improvement following initial certification. Through MOC, ABS diplomates engage in continuous learning and assessment activities. Every three years, they report on these activities via the ABS website; a secure exam is also required at 10-year intervals.
The American Board of Surgery is an independent, nonprofit organization founded in 1937 to provide board certification to individuals who have met a defined standard of education, training and knowledge in the field of surgery. Surgeons certified by the ABS, known as diplomates, have completed at least five years of residency training following medical school, met all ABS training requirements, and successfully completed the ABS examination process.
Once certified, ABS diplomates must maintain their certification by completing continuing education and assessment activities, including a written examination at 10-year intervals. Since 1976, the ABS has issued time-limited certificates that must be renewed every 10 years.
The ABS offers board certification in surgery (general surgery), vascular surgery, pediatric surgery, surgical critical care, complex general surgical oncology, hand surgery, and hospice and palliative medicine.
Congratulations to Dr. Richmond on his appointment to this committee.


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Claiming Lincoln: Progressivism, Equality, and the Battle for Lincoln's Legacy in Presidential Rhetoric
Mackey, Thomas C., The Historian
Claiming Lincoln: Progressivism, Equality, and the Battle for Lincoln's Legacy in Presidential Rhetoric. By Jason R. Jividen. (DeKalb, Ill.: Northern Illinois University Press, 2011. Pp. 233. $38.00.)
What do presidents Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Lyndon B. Johnson, Barack Obama, and key advisors to these presidents, such as Herbert Croley and John Dewey, have in common? First, they all either participated in the so-called "progressive" movement in politics and society of the early twentieth century or participated in the building and expansion of the modern, bureaucratic, administrative, and liberal national state. Second, each president claimed to continue the work and vision of President Abraham Lincoln. Scholars of United States history and political science have long noted this use of Lincoln in presidential rhetoric to justify everything from the plebiscitary presidency of Wilson to Johnson's "war on poverty" to Obama's socialized health care. Yet rejecting Lincoln's historical values in favor of a historicized, historicist understanding of Lincoln and his values constitutes a third quality that each of these progressive presidents have in common. This careful, precise, persuasive, and engaging book lays bare the intellectual gymnastics that later presidents had to perform to enlist Lincoln on behalf of progressive causes of the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries.
Succinctly stated, Jason R. Jividen argues that "Lincoln's political thought and the basic tenets of American progressivism are incompatible" (97). In order to tie themselves to Lincoln, later presidents and their advisors rejected Lincoln's constitutional values as they advanced their own political agendas. …


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By George Hill
This file contains a summary of the evidence that the foreskin and the sub-preputial wetness under the foreskin (prepuce) may protect against human immunodeficiency virus.
Lysozyme is an enzyme with anti-bacterial action that is found in body fluids. (An enzyme is a protein or conjugated protein produced by a living organism and functions as a biochemical catalyst.1) Lysozyme breaks down cell walls and kills bacteria.
Prakash and others reported in 1983 that sub-preputial wetness contains lysozyme2 and Lee-Huang finds lysozyme in human urine.3 Lee-Huang et al. report that lysozyme is also an effective agent for killing HIV in vitro.3
Laumann et al. report that about 77 percent of adult American males are circumcised. 4 Thus, these circumcised males have no sub-preputial wetness and no lysozyme protection. Laumann finds that circumcised men are slightly more likely to have both a bacterial and a viral STD in their lifetime.4
World Health Organization data show that the incidence of HIV infection in the United States is four or more times greater than in any other advanced industrial nation.5 Other advanced nations either do not circumcise males or have a very low incidence of circumcision compared to the United States.6
Chao reports that a circumcised husband is a risk factor for HIV infection amongst pregnant women in Rwanda.7 Grosskurth et al. find a higher incidence of HIV infection in circumcised men in Tanzania.8
The high incidence of HIV in the United States and its correlation with the high rate of circumcision has been noted by Storms9 and Nicoll. 10 Furthermore, Tanne reports a general epidemic of STD, including chlamydia and HIV, in the United States.11
Moreover, Fleiss and others report that the increased friction and more vigorous and prolonged thrusting required to achieve orgasm with a circumcised penis may be more likely to cause "breaks, tears, microfissures, abrasions, and lacerations through which HIV in semen can enter the receiving partner's bloodstream."12
More research is needed to verify the protective effect of lysozyme and the foreskin in vivo.
- The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 3rd edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston: 1992.
- Prakash S, Rao R, Venkatesan K, et al. Sub-preputial wetness--its nature. Ann Nat Med Sci 1982:18:109-112.
- Lee-Huang S, Huang PL, Sun Y, et al. Lysozyme and RNases as anti-HIV components in beta-core preparations of human chorionic gonadotropin. Proc Natl Acad Sci (U S A) 1999 (Mar 16);96(6):2678-2681.
- Laumann EO, Masi CM, Zuckerman EW. Circumcision in the United States: prevalence, prophylactic effects, and sexual pratice. JAMA 1997;277:1052-1057.
- World Health Organization. The Current Situation of the HIV/AIDS Pandemic, Quarterly Report. World Health Organization, Geneva: July 3, 1995.
- Wallerstein, E. Circumcision: the uniquely American medical enigma. Urologic Clinics of North America 1985;12(1):123-132.
- Chao A, Bulterys M, Musanganire F, et al. Risk factors associated with prevalent HIV-1 infection among pregnant women in Rwanda. National University of Rwanda-Johns Hopkins University AIDS Research Team. Int J Epidemiol 1994; 23:371-380.
- Grosskurth H., Mosha F, Todd J, et al. A community trial of the impact of improved sexually transmitted disease treatment on the HIV epidemic in rural Tanzania: 2. Baseline survey results. AIDS 1995;9(8):927-934.
- Storms MR. AAFP fact sheet: a need for updating. Am Fam Physician 1996;54:1216,1218.
- Nicoll A. Routine male neonatal circumcision and risk of infection with HIV-1 and other sexually transmitted diseases. Archives of Disease in Childhood (London) 1997;77(3):194-195.
- Tanne JH. U.S. has epidemic of sexually transmitted disease. BMJ 1998;317:1616.
- Fleiss P, Hodges FM, Van Howe RS. Immunological functions of the human prepuce. Sex Trans Inf 1998;74(5):364-367.
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Building luxury hotel does not separated from the tourists. In addition to tourists, luxury hotel is also popular for business people who often go out of town. But for SMU Purbalingga prefer a more modest hotel. people who want to stay at the hotel of course choose the hotel according to their financial capabilities.


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I spent last night standing in front of a crowd of almost 600 people, all of whom were saying nice things about the newspaper and the Daily Times.
Yeah, it was a pretty rare occurrence.
When I left the office to go to the Drexelbrook in Drexel Hill for the Partners in Learning Celebration, which honors our All-Delco Hi-Q team and this years recipients of the Excellence in Teaching Awards, I had planned to talk about something that I am always dealing with.
It is this issue of good news and bad news. But Dr. Ray McFall, from the Delaware County Intermediate Unit, beat me to the punch. He talked a bit about how gratifying it was to pick up the newspaper and reading good stories about students, teachers and education.
He's right.
But the other kind of news just won't go away. Even before I was able to go into the Drexelbook, I learned that the FBI had released photos of the two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings. One day's planning for Page 1 just went out the window.
That's the way this business goes these days. We make decisions by the minute.
I actually told those gathered last night of the page we had originally planned for last Sunday's paper to honor the All-Delco Hi-Q team. That of course changed when a massive fire erupted in Darby Borough. We still managed to give them a good display in a P. 1 skybox.
Suffice it to say that it's been a long week.
It got a bit longer this morning when I awoke to more breaking news from Boston. A shootout and manhunt meant our lead story had changed again even before we had a chance to get the print edition on the street.
I'm now updating the story on the web. Adding to all this is a possible local angle.
All those nice words from last night disappear pretty fast when it comes to news these days.
But I want everyone there to know I meant every word of it. It's extremely important not to give a skewed vision of kids, or of education. I think our coverage accompished some of that.
Now back to breaking news. It's looking like a very long day.


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The Knights of the Round Table have been an important part of "Merlin" from early in the show's five-season run. They're key to the action in the next episode, too.
In "The Disir" airing Friday, Sir Leon (Rupert Young), Sir Gwaine (Eoin Macken), Sir Percival (Tom Hopper) and Sir Elyan (Adetomiwa Edun) and knight-in-training Mordred (Alexander Vlahos) accompany King Arthur (Bradley James) and Merlin (Colin Morgan) on a mission to learn who has cast a dark judgment against Camelot's king.
When they discover it was three ancient soothsayers known as The Disir (played by Frances Tomelty, Sian Thomas, Helen Schlesinger), an arrogant Arthur refuses to take their words seriously and their fury rains down on Camelot and Arthur. With his destiny in jeopardy, Arthur is given one chance to appease them, but is the sacrifice to great for him to make?
According to James, one of the joys of working on "Merlin" has been the camaraderie he's found with Morgan and the actors playing the knights.
"Hanging out with the lads has been such a blessing--they're a great bunch of guys who are all so very different from each other that we've banded together brilliantly," James said in a release. "As far as the knights went, everybody brings his own individual style to it, no two are the same. Each brings something different to the table in a weird and wonderful way.
"Rupert is the quickest witted, Owen is the most ridiculous, Adetomiwa is a misunderstood scholar, and Tom is hilarious because he has a vulnerable side that he's not afraid of in any way, and he gets himself into certain situations that are priceless because of that vulnerability. If you want a joke, though, head in Rupert's direction."
Morgan, too, gets in on the off-screen antics.
"We've had such a great time being together," James said. "There's always a lot of laughter, making up songs, playing practical jokes, all of that just spontaneously happens when you spend a lot of time together."
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Interperetation of surah Al-Fatiha (Hamd) by Ayatollah Makarem Shirazi
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It is customary and established by common usage, to start any important and valuable work in the name of some man of dignity in order to connect the work to him, and commend it to his care and support.
If so, is it not much better to start everything in the name of HIM who dies not, and is everlasting in life, power, and might – an everlasting substance and unchanging essence, whom mortality can never touch!?
Such an eternal being is none, other than ALLAH, the Only one God.
Therefore everything and every work should begin in HIS sacred name, and His help be prayed for. This is why the HOLY QURÄN too, commences with the verse:
The prophet has said: "Any important work that begins not with the name of God, may not have a good end."" Imam Bägher (AS) too, said: It is becoming to start every work – big or small – in the name of Allah, so as to be bless.
To make it short; continuation of a deed depends upon its relation and connection to God. To this effect, Allah orders His apostle to start his teachings and preachings in the name of Allah through the following revelations:
"Proclaim! (READ) in the name of your Lord and Cherisher, Who created – created man out of a clot of congealed blood.""
And according to the following verse; NOAH said to his followers:
"Embark you on the ARK, in the name of Allah, be it sailing or at rest, for my Lord is Oft: Forgiving, Merciful."" QURÄN – S 11:41
And SOLOMON too, began his letter written to the QUEEN- OF- SHEBA in the name of Allah:
"SHE (The QUEEN OF SHEBA) said: "You chiefs! Here is delivered to me a
letter worthy of respect. It is from SOLOMON, and is in the name of Allah, the Merciful, the Compassionate."" QURÄN – S 97:30
On such a basis all chapters of the HOLY QURÄN begin with the said verse: (IN THE NAME OF ALLAH, THE MERCIFUL THE COMPASSIONATE)
There is no doubt that the verse is one of those of the OPENING CHAPTER, and all the other chapters, (EXCEPT THE ONE NAMED REPENTANCE – SURA – 9). This has been so arranged by the prophet, and has always been such, and a habitual usage of Muslims when reciting QURÄN, to commence with the verse which they call itBESMELEH = IN THE NAME OF ALLAH. This matter is so clear that onceMOÄVIYEH did not recite it in his prayer! Then some of the Helpers and Emigrants, who were present there, objected and ironically said to the Khalif: You stole it or forget it!?
Allah is the most comprehensive and collective among the names of God, pointing at substance rather than the attributes. The different names of God that are mentioned in theHOLY QURÄN, each of them denotes a part of the attributes of God. The only name that refers to His Essence as well as His attributes, is Allah. Other names of God are often used as adjectives to qualify Allah; such as the Merciful Allah, the Forgiving Allah, the Almighty Allah, and etc.
Through the following verse of QURÄN, many such qualifications are attributed to Allah:
"He, is Allah besides whom there is no God. The Sovereign, the Holy, the Peaceable, the Secure, the Mighty, the Compeller, the Supreme. Glory be to Allah, above the partners that they attribute to HIM.""
A reason for comprehensiveness of Allah is that only through the phrase (LÄ ELAH ELL ALLAH = NO ALLAH BUT ALLAH) one can convert and become a Muslim.
A group of commentators understand RAHMÄN, (TRANSLATED MERCIFUL) to mean and denote Allah"s common Mercy, that covers all
His creatures, whether a friend or enemy; a faithful, or a heathen – all and all.
As for the other derivative name RAHIM, (TRANSLATED COMPASSIONATE)reveals Allah"s SPECIAL MERCY and favour, which is dedicated to His obedient and faithful servants.
Here, a point worthy of note is that: Throughout the HOLY QURÄN, the wordRAHMÄN is used in ABSOLUTE MODE to mean unlimited and unrestricted, thus showing the commonness of the word; but RAHIM is used especifically which denotes being bound to its peculiarity.
True that God has infinite attributes that most of them could be used at the beginnings, for a blessing, but MERCIFUL is used and emphasized here for its universal effect and light, that covers all creatures and creations, which may save those entangled in difficulties. Let us hear this from God Himself in HIS HOLY BOOK:
"He (i.e. GOD) said: "I will afflict with my punishment whom I will. But My MERCY extends to everything. Soon I will ordain thatMERCY for those who avoid evil deeds, and pay their due alms-tax, and those who believe in our signs.""
We even see the prophets, such as HUD, grasping to the Mercy of God, when they are in trouble and hardship, in order to be rescued:
"We saved HIM, (HUD) and those who adhered to him by OUR MERCY, and we cut off the roots of those who rejected our signs, and were not believers.""
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Children as young as TEN taking part in deadly NekNomination craze
CHILDREN as young as 10 are downing booze as part of the lethal NekNominate craze, it has been reported.
The game has claimed five lives since it was invented on Christmas day.
Participants post videos of themselves drinking bizarre concoctions including various types of alcohol.
But now a 10-year-old boy has filmed himself drinking a mixture of Nando's sauce, cream, mayo and shots of vodka.
The child, from Calerdale, West Yorkshire, was violently sick and had to be seen by doctors.
A local education source told the Daily Mirror: "The boy's mother was in tears that her son would try such a thing. He was fine in the end, apart from feeling sick as a dog.
"Social media sites are full of this craze. There is such a loss of innocence these days and it is horrifying that kids in junior school are urging each other to copy lethal games."
Schools are so concerned about the craze they are making announcements in morning assemblies.
And the Local Government Association is asking Facebook to post prominent warnings highlighting the dangers of NekNominate.
Parents are worried about children and young teenagers being forced into downing the drinks through peer pressure.
Lawyers have also warned that those who dare friends to take part may face legal action.
Top solicitor Julian Young warned: "If someone knew what the outcome could be, that it could cause death, there could be a prosecution. It might be manslaughter."
The game was invented when Ross Samson, a Scots-born rugby player, posted a video of himself drinking a bottle of beer on Christmas Day.
The footage went viral and Ross has tried to distance himself from the scandal.
Five young men have tragically been killed by the craze - Stephen Brooks, 29, from Cardiff; Isaac Richardson, 20, from Woolwich, south-east London; Jonny Byrne, 19, and Ross Cummings, 22, both from Ireland; and Bradley Eames, 20, from Nottingham.


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The Saints stumble against the Steelers in the Hall of Fame Game, but starters see little action in the first of five preseason games
Monday, August 06, 2007
By Mike Triplett
CANTON, OHIO -- At least one good thing came out of the Saints' preseason opener Sunday night:
They will have plenty of motivation to get back to Jackson, Miss., for another week of two-a-days.
"Tonight was a first step, and one that showed where we need to keep working," Saints tailback Reggie Bush said of the Saints' 20-7 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers -- a score that wasn't a true indication of how much the Steelers dominated.
"Just like I told the team after this game, you really can't spin it any other way than the way we played," Saints Coach Sean Payton said. "I thought we were sloppy, sluggish. I thought they were more physical than us. We struggled on third down in the first half.
"I don't know if we converted one third down. I don't know if we got past the 50-yard line."
They didn't.
Pittsburgh dominated on both sides of the ball during the first half, when the first- and second-stringers were in the game.
At one point, the Steelers led 17-0 and had outgained the Saints 288 yards to 29.
Pittsburgh completed 10 of its first 14 passes for 202 yards. The Saints completed one of their first 11 passes for 6 yards.
It was downright ugly -- from Pittsburgh quarterback Ben Roethlisberger's 55-yard pass to Cedrick Wilson on the second play of the game to third-string tailback Carey Davis' 56-yard run midway through the second quarter.
It was not a Hall of Fame-worthy performance.
"Obviously we wanted to start faster, be a little bit more crisp and efficient. They got up on us early," said Saints quarterback Drew Brees, who completed one of six passes for 6 yards before calling it a night after two series.
"Hey, for the first preseason game, I'm just glad to have it under our belts," he said. "I think we learned something in this game, that we obviously need to be better prepared. And we need to come out and play with a little more energy.
"I just felt like we were flat. We never were really able to get a rhythm going in any part of the game."
The good news is that this game is practically meaningless in the grand scheme of an NFL season. The Saints looked just as bad after three exhibition games last season and wound up going to the NFC championship game.
But it still was a frustrating way to start the 2007 season -- in a game televised on NFL Network.
When asked what disappointed him most, Payton said, "All three phases of it."
"Offense, defense, special teams, penalties. I can point to 15 things here. That's the thing that was disappointing," Payton said. "I've got to do a better job. Our staff's got to do a better job, and that's really all you can say about it."
The defense's performance might have been the most frustrating, because it was stymied by the same problem that plagued it last season -- giving up too many big plays.
In the first half, the Saints allowed eight plays of more than 10 yards.
Pittsburgh took the opening kickoff and marched quickly to a touchdown. Wilson beat Saints cornerback Mike McKenzie to get open for the 55-yard gain. Three plays later, Roethlisberger again connected with Wilson with a 14-yard slant against McKenzie on third-and-9.
Tailback Najeh Davenport finished the drive with a 4-yard touchdown run.
The Steelers' second touchdown was set up by a 41-yard pass from third-string quarterback Brian St. Pierre to receiver Santonio Holmes on third-and-6 from the Saints' 48-yard line.
Holmes beat cornerback Jason David. To make matters worse, cornerback Anwar Phillips also was flagged for a facemask penalty.
"Hey, it's the preseason. I know this football team," defensive end Charles Grant said. "A lot of people are going to be frustrated and say, 'Look at the Saints. They were a fluke last year.' But I promise you, Sean Payton will have this team ready by the time we go to Indianapolis (in Week 1).
"This team's going to be way better than that. When we roll into Indianapolis, you'll see the real us."
The Saints scored in the third quarter on a 1-yard pass from quarterback Jason Fife to backup fullback Kevin Dudley.
Fife looked much better than rookie Tyler Palko in the third-string quarterback battle. He completed five of eight passes for 47 yards and led the Saints on a 16-play touchdown drive.
Palko completed four of eight passes for 53 yards with an interception in the fourth quarter.
First-round draft pick Robert Meachem had a frustrating game with one reception for 6 yards and two dropped passes. He also left the game briefly after being drilled by cornerback William Gay.
Defensive end Will Smith and receiver Terrance Copper might have had the Saints' best performances. Smith had four tackles, including a sack, and Copper caught three passes for 39 yards.
The Saints have a short turnaround before their next preseason game against the Buffalo Bills on Friday at the Superdome. They will have meetings and tape study today before resuming practices Tuesday.
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"The votes were not there to support reforming California's expensive and dysfunctional death penalty system," Senator Hancock said in a statement. "I had hoped we would take the opportunity to save hundreds of millions of dollars that could be used to support our schools and universities, keep police on our streets and fund essential public institutions like the courts."
Hancock was pushing the legislation based on a widely circulated study that said the state has spent $4 billion on capital punishment since voters decided to reinstate it in 1978. In that time, only 13 death row inmates have been executed, according to California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation data. There are currently 714 inmates sentenced to die in California.
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I didn't tell my neighbor about last year. Back then I lived in Montreal. (I've had three different addresses over the last three Final Fours. That streak ends next year.) My neighbors, even in a locale that produced Kris Joseph and Laurent Rivard among others, plainly thought it very strange that a grown man should devote his time to writing about such an obscure sport, and at the college level to boot. To them I might just as well have been poring over stats from the McGill Table Tennis Club.
So, no, those neighbors weren't asking for help with their brackets, and that turned out to be a good thing. Last year I correctly identified just one of the Final Four teams in advance: No. 4 seed Kentucky. My showing in the ESPN Tournament Challenge was so bad that my editor (somewhat too eagerly, I thought) encouraged me to sift that rubble at length in a piece that could have been headlined "Hi, I'm John Gasaway, and I Got Beat by 900,000 of You." (But, hey, I did at least beat five million others.)
I'll tell you now what I told my editor then. The extent to which my bracket does well in any given year is entirely up to actual basketball teams, who can make me look smart or foolish as they see fit. I will always be at the same old stand, voting more or less a straight tempo-free ticket.
This year that ballot's winning in a landslide. Michigan State got punched between the eyes by the Louisville defense, but otherwise the participants gathering in New Orleans this week were all kissed on the cheek in advance by Tuesday Truths, my viewer's intuition, and other such trusty screening devices.
Those screening devices may have counted for less if Kendall Marshall had been available against Kansas. When our brackets fare badly it's due to exceptionally bad luck. When they do well it's because we're so brilliant.
To be sure, even the tempo-free chalk can get a little muddy when making picks in the round of 64. For instance my laptop and I had a running argument about Texas all year, one that came to a boil when I went with Cincinnati in my bracket over the Longhorns. My laptop took that "Fine, be that way, you'll see" attitude that drives me crazy, and when the Bearcats stumbled badly down the stretch of that game I had to leave the room a couple times to escape the taunting from my know-it-all hard drive. But it worked out.
My assumption is that over the long term a tempo-free bracket tweaked and realigned by this kind of don't-mess-with-Texas analytic guardrail will do well, and specifically will do better than the traditional chalk based on seeding. But until I do 20 or so ESPN Tournament Challenges I of course don't know that for a fact. So my Gasaway Bracket Challenge is this: Meet me back here in 2032, and let's compare.
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Love in Death
David Mead reflects on why Kenneth MacMillan's 'Romeo and Juliet' continues to be an audience favourite
by David Mead
It seems that creative artists have always been re-imagining "Romeo and Juliet." Shakespeare penned his play in 1593 yet it was almost certainly a re-working of Arthur Brooke's three-thousand line poem "The Tragicall Historye of Romeus and Juliet", written in 1562 and reprinted in 1587. Even this was probably inspired by a number of earlier versions by other authors.
It is hardly surprising that people are drawn to the tale. After all, it's a top-notch boy–meets-girl story, relevant to all times and easily understood by audiences, most of whom can identify on some level with the lovers' passion and plight. It remains a firm favourite even though most people know that it is going to end in death.
The first ballet production of "Romeo and Juliet" was Eusebio Luzzi's for the Théâtre Samuele in Venice in 1785. There were a few other versions around 1800, including Vincenzo Galeotti's 1811 version for the Royal Danish Ballet. Then interest waned until Jean Cocteau's 1924 production and the Bronislava Nijinska-George Balanchine version for Diaghilev's Ballets Russes in 1926, set to music by Constant Lambert.
The modern choreographic timeline really begins with Ivo Psota's production in Brno, Czechoslovakia in 1938, the first to Sergei Prokofiev's score; and Leonid Lavrovsky's 1940 production for the Kirov Ballet. Lavrovsky had worked closely with Prokofiev during the music's composition, the pair being determined to keep to the letter and spirit of Shakespeare's play.
Since then there have been well over one hundred new versions by numerous choreographers, almost exclusively classical ballet in nature, and almost all using Prokofiev's dramatically expressive score. the best known being those by Frederick Ashton (1955), John Cranko (1958, extensively revised in 1962), Kenneth MacMillan (1965), and Rudolf Nureyev (1977). A few choreographers have turned to Tchaikovsky's well-known fantasy overture and Antony Tudor's 1943 Ballet Theatre version now lost, used music taken from various Frederick Delius compositions.
Lavrovsky's production was first seen in the West in 1956 and it quickly became something of a benchmark and reference for later choreographers. It was Lavrovsky, for example, who first had Romeo "float" Juliet in the air as if she were dreaming or flying. MacMillan also drew significantly on Cranko, notably in the lack of importance given to the family feud, the introduction of Rosaline into the ballet, the convulsive manner of Tybalt's death and the omission of the final reconciliation.
Although the story is easily adapted for ballet, its familiarity can pose problems, as can the dramatic, magnificent, sweeping Prokofiev score -- with its clear motifs or themes for each character and close following of Shakespeare's text. In many ways they impose something of a straightjacket on what choreographers can do. We all know the story and we all know the ending. Assuming they are remain true to the framework, each choreographer has to find a way of making their production stand out, of putting their individual stamp on the it, of making the journey to that tragic conclusion interesting and different.
Of all the ballet versions MacMillan's is probably the most popular and most widely performed across the world. In 2005, it celebrated forty years of enthralling audiences -- although the balcony scene is actually two years older having been made in 1963 for a Canadian television programme. The production was an instant success but why has it endured and maintained its appeal?
The key to the popularity of MacMillan's version lies in his approach to choreography and especially to characterisation—in how he updated the genre of narrative ballet. MacMillan himself said that he was not interested in the purely decorative side of ballet and a strong sense of character certainly comes through in many of his works, "Romeo and Juliet" included. In a discussion of "House of Birds" (1955) he said that he was very interested in people and that he "wanted to portray the dilemmas of people living, working and being with each other." He is often more concerned with what makes an individual behave in a given way and how they react to their situation, exploring their psychological motivations with sometimes raw, brutal and explicitly sexual exposés of real life.
MacMillan once confessed that he was "sick of fairy tales" and if a story calls for the choreographyto be ugly, just like life can sometimes be, then so be it. His "Romeo and Juliet" is certainly a long way from being about falling in love with a bird, being danced to death by Wilis or waking up some girl who's been asleep for a hundred years. It is about real people and what they felt, not just about characters from a book. It is a human story, about what goes on inside us. It is real life, about ordinary characters, of this world and fallible.
Though we see MacMillan's Juliet in old Verona, she is in so many ways a modern girl in love. She is dominant and strong-willed whereas the women of the time were traditionally subservient as reflected in the "Dance of the Knights." As MacMillan said, it's "Juliet's decisive personality and rebellious temperament that provokes the affair." It's she who is the catalyst for the unfolding tragedy. These are no ethereal lovers; these real people, sexually alive and full of passion.
"Romeo and Juliet" is a naturalistic ballet full of physical abandon with none of the poise and stylised nature of most story ballets. Even the dances of the crowd scenes are always framed by lots of natural 'real-life' movement. American Ballet Theatre principal dancer Amanda McKerrow said that MacMillan's "Romeo and Juliet" was where "I needed to learn to be human on stage, and to rip away that curtain that we all have. You can hide behind it in various roles but Juliet is a girl before she's a dancer, really. I mean, it wasn't just doing the steps and trying to express the character through the steps; that doesn't work in that ballet like it does in other ballets. It's just raw emotion..."
Many writers have commented on how MacMillan's own experiences seem to provide a key to his approach. Biographer Edward Thorpe has noted that MacMillan – who had an unhappy childhood: his father was gassed in World War I and both parents died when he was young -- had "little in common with the rest of his family, but felt closest to his mother and sister Jean who suffered from acute deafness." Critic Clive Barnes, who called MacMillan's the "definitive 'Romeo and Juliet' internationally" likened his work to that of painter Pablo Picasso saying that the key to it lay partly in his life. Barnes called his work the "choreography of a lonely man" which drew much on the "concept of the outsider." MacMillan —though reluctant to subscribe to this view -- did once comment that his family background and the trauma of World War II, gave him a "rather bleak" and certainly unromanticised, outlook on life and relationships.
Lynn Seymour, in her autobiography, went further saying that he had a "melancholy gaze" and "at times he was morbidly sensitive and withdrawn; he had a cool brain and a brooding nature. ...His most personal emotion -- a feeling of savage alienation in a punishing world filled with contemptible desires -- was expressed on stage." His ballets are often about people who, like himself, were at odds with the world, characters caught in oppressive situations to which there could be no happy ending.
And then there is the influence of his teachers. At the Sadler's Wells Ballet in the late 1940's he worked with both Ninette de Valois and Robert Helpmann within their respective demi-caractere and melodramatic styles. Both created ballets inspired by literature and in many of them, the characterisation was crucial.
When making "Romeo and Juliet" MacMillan probed the depths of character identification and interpretation with Seymour and Christopher Gable, on whom the ballet was made. He was lucky to have two dancers who understood what he wanted and according to Seymour, MacMillan allowed them tremendous freedom. "He did not always 'order' a specific step; he would suggest a shape or a visual image. For example, 'you're two smouldering creatures, you've just made love, it's Juliet's first experience." Such an approach affords room for each dancer to find their own way within the ballet, and allows for some variation as different performers respond to the roles, however, it also demands dancers who understand the approach, which is about much more than good technique and simply reproducing the steps.
He talked to the pair a great deal about how they would react in a given situation. It was, for example, Seymour who said that her body's natural first reaction on taking poison would be violently illness. It was also during one of these discussions that the idea came into being that after Paris departs, Juliet should simply sit on the end of the bed, her mind a mixed up whirl. The music soars and swirls around her as if we are hearing the thoughts crashing around in her head. Instead of thrashing around, she sits for what seems like forever trying to decide what to do. It is only about forty seconds but seems an eternity in dance terms. Seymour said, "if you're in a predicament like that it's very hard to think. She's in a terrible tension...Something's got to happen." She also recalls that there was some discussion about whether they dare do it, one of them making the comment that "I can hear the audience fidgeting now."
Strong characterisations do not stop with the two principals. Mercutio, Benvolio and Tybalt were also created for powerful dancer-actors. Macmillan ensured that his audience could identify with them by allowing the characters to develop expertly onstage. We see Romeo and his friends full of fun and flirting with the women in the marketplace. We see them mock duelling before going into the ball, something that foreshadows events to come. And all the while, MacMillan manages to show a strong bond between them, so much so that the idea of one dying for another will become completely acceptable.
It is also a ballet that allows much more scope for individual interpretation than is usual. Sometimes the differences are quite obvious. For example, in the 1966 film of Margot Fonteyn as Juliet she sits at the foot of the bed apparently sobbing into the bedclothes rather than sitting motionless on the end of it. Sometimes the differences are subtler, more a case of the movement being dance-like rather than natural. Watch Juliet's reaction when Paris tries to take hold of her dress. Is it that of a dancer or an actor -- that of a make-believe character or a real person?
It has been said that MacMillan was most interested in working with very few dancers. It is certainly true that he had a gift for finding the movement to express highly charged emotions between couples or small groups. He once said "I try to start with the pas de deux because I always feel that the pas de deux has to be the high point of the ballet. You know at what pitch that is and you work around it." This is not to say that his crowd scenes should be dismissed, they too are full of life and realism, but it is his powerful pas de deux and the big emotional situations that are at the centre of almost all his works. In "Romeo and Juliet" it is the pas de deux that reveal how the relationship develops, from first eye contact at the ball, through intimacy and passion, to final demise.
MacMillan was not afraid to be realistic and choreographically daring in other ways. The balcony pas de deux contains some of the most beautifully lyrical dancing in the repertoire but its lifts and holds always seem incredibly sexual. Just think of the moment early on when Juliet takes Romeo's hand and puts it on her heart so he can feel how it's beating and in the bedroom pas de deux when she covers Romeo with frenzied kisses.
Then there are those long stillnesses. Apart from the pas de deux one of the most memorable images is probably Juliet motionless on the end of her bed. Then too, speaking of Romeo's feelings on his first seeing Juliet, Gable said, "Lynn and I decided that it was such a huge thing that one couldn't choreograph it. So what we did was stand stock still for a long time. Dead still, just looking, not moving, nothing at all. For a long time. And it was broken by somebody else...but it had set the seeds for another meeting." There are other similar moments, when Romeo leaves the ball, when the two lovers first see each other at the beginning of the balcony scene and a final, albeit shorter one, at the end of the bedroom pas de deux, the last time they see each other alive.
And just as in real life, MacMillan allowed his dancers to appear ugly, even grotesque at times. In the crypt, Romeo -- having found the lifeless Juliet -- hauls her around in a way that MacMillan likened dragging a "big piece of dead meat." According to Judith Mackrell, Gable recalled how he "used to drag Lynn around the stage and she'd just let her legs fall apart, all open and exposed, vulnerable and ugly." The final image of Juliet reaching for Romeo, the two lovers together yet separated even in death, is one of ballet's great dramatic moments and a memorable final image to send the audience home with.
Katherine Sorley-Walker said that "Kenneth MacMillan probably did more than anybody to make ballet relevant to people." He refused to suppress the realities of life and gave us characters with whom we can identify and in whom we can see something of ourselves, our feelings and our desires. In "Romeo and Juliet" his choreography and characterisation ensures we can identify with their passion and plight and that the fate of the two lovers exerts a hold from which there is no escape.
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