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The Siyavuna Award - 2017 Recipients
In 2016 the Board of Governors of Inanda Seminary initiated the Siyavuna Award.
This award serves to honour those members of the Seminary family who have served the Seminary above and beyond the call of duty or have brought honour to the school by their contribution for future generations to know of their service to the school.
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2017 Siyavuna Award Recipients
Dumisani Cecil Zondi
Cynthia Mpati
Rev Susan Marie Valiquette
Citation – Dumisani Cecil Zondi
Mr Dumisani Cecil Zondi arrived in Inanda Seminary in 1966 as a casual teacher - his first experience at an all girls' school. In the early 1960s Mr Zondi used to bring Ohlange students to Inanda Seminary and that is how he met his wife teacher Cybele Zondi. At Inanda Seminary he fulfilled the following functions – librarian, biology teacher, deputy principal, principal, and later, an archivist. He studied librarianship at Fort Hare University and organized and transformed the Inanda Seminary library with his expertise. In 1970 furthered his studies in the United States and returned to Inanda in 1972 as Deputy Principal. In 1974 he became the first African Principal and served to 1976.
His leadership focused on the Inanda Seminary being an educational environment with an African ethos. He expressed this view through encouraging the girls to sing isiZulu songs and dance like gospel singers in the chapel. He created a night school for teachers so that the teachers could matriculate and earn a better salary as well as broaden their subject knowledge. Although he did not encourage political organisation at Inanda Seminary, he quietly expanded Inanda students' links to Black Consciousness activists at the University of Natal. He organised some Inanda girls to attend political summer schools and some were able to see and interact with Steve Bantu Biko. Mr Zondi was able to navigate politics successfully and minimise political tension between different parties. Mr Zondi together with Fatima Meer founded a Black Consciousness research group called the Institute for Black Research at the University of Natal. He regularly brought independent thinking Inanda Seminary members with him to sit-in on Meer's Sociology courses.
Major developments witnessed under Zondi's leadership of the Seminary were the opening of the Secretarial School and the Mobil Student Centre. His racially integrated teaching staff had salaries distributed according to qualifications and not race.
After being the first black deputy librarian at the University of Zululand library, the first rector of Umlazi College for Further Education and inspector of KwaZulu Library Services, Mr Zondi returned to Inanda Seminary in 1999 and was able to start the school archives and museum. He continued as the first archivist of the Lucy Lindley Interpretive Centre until the 140th birthday of the Seminary. He trained members to become actively involved in the archives and was able to initiate a number of projects which include producing the 'Ubuwazi? Did you know?' publication and a guide to the collection. He was extremely successful in collecting and preserving the Seminary's historic records.
This is awarded posthumously.
Citation – Cynthia Mpati
Cynthia Mpati is an alumna of Inanda Seminary. She has an extensive background in education. After the power of 10 took over the running of the school in 1997, they experienced difficulties and called upon Cynthia to serve as a volunteer Principal from 2001 – 2002. This was a very difficult period of time in the history of Inanda Seminary. When Cynthia arrived, she found low morale among the teachers, non-adherence to school rules by students, high anxieties among teachers relating to salaries and school traditions that had fallen by the wayside. Cynthia displayed tremendous leadership and earned the respect of teachers and students alike. She was able to improve academic performance and improve discipline and strongly supported social development. Student enrolment improved and a successful matric dance was reinstated. The school attracted sponsorships through her initiatives.
A favourite memory is her repeated encouragement to the members. "Members, let's have fun, but let's have good clean fun!"
Cynthia accomplished all of this pro bono and largely after hours and weekends while simultaneously maintaining her position at the Department of Education. She was commissioned by the National Department of Education to start the massive National School Nutrition Programme with Minister Kader Asmal.
Cynthia in her retirement is still instilling values, teaching good clean fun and feeding the children of her community.
Citation - Reverend Susan Valiquette
The Reverend Susan Valiquette is a North American United Church of Christ and Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) missionary who was appointed in 1999 by Global Ministries to serve as Inanda Seminary's Chaplain. Susan's home city of Ohio is the same city where the founding principal Mary-Kelley Edwards came from. Reverend Susan (as she is affectionately known) arrived at a time when the Inanda Seminary was vulnerable and on the verge of closure due to financial troubles. She has subsequently served Inanda Seminary for eighteen years and played a crucial role in the restoration of the school to its current glowing status. After being reappointed 4 times to serve at the Inanda Seminary, 2017 is her final year of placement.
Susan has been responsible for the spiritual and social development of the school, as well as taken on the personal well-being of each student and staff member. She leads daily chapel services with innovative chapel themes that are motivational and spiritual and appeal to the members' interests. She is faithful in prayer and planning and ensures that worship services are vibrant by incorporating the school's African ethos through songs both in isiZulu and English.
Reverend Susan also provides pastoral care and counselling for all students and staff with her practical empathy and immense wisdom. She has upskilled many enabling them to develop techniques and strategies which have helped them manage their own personal difficult circumstances and find a new path. She has documented many of these practices and trained others to do similar work.
Reverend Susan has also fulfilled the role of educator and taken on the responsibility of coordinating grade 11-12 bursary and tertiary institution
applications and established credible connections with funders and programmes.
Reverend Susan is a strong community activist drawing alongside people and forming relationships. Many a local person has come to the school gate looking for 'the American lady who helps people'. She was instrumental in driving the social development in the Seminary, helping to transform it from 'outreach' to development. Her relationships and generosity towards local community leaders and families including those who live on the campus reflect her love and care and an attempt to bring about equity in communities.
Reverend Susan's advanced skills in administration and technology have assisted the school to produce an annual yearbook for the past 15 years; have enabled many school policies and procedures to be documented in Umalusi files; have taught many as they have watched her presentations and videos; and have added immense value to all the major events in the school through her presentations.
Reverend Susan has acted as a spiritual keel for the school, providing a strong link to the past, stabilising the present and playing a vital role steering the school into the bright future.
She is an example of how our Lord calls ordinary people to do extraordinary things that glorify His name. The woman of noble character as described in Proverbs 31 aptly describes Reverend Susan. "…..She opens her arms to the poor and needy; she speaks with wisdom and faithful instruction…honour her for all the work she has done".
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Woodridge is a village in DuPage County, Illinois, with portions in Will and Cook counties, and a south-western suburb of Chicago. It uses the 630 and 331 area codes. The population was 32,971 at the 2010 census.[3] Woodridge is the home of the Home Run Inn pizzeria chain and was the home of Pabst Brewing Company from 2006-2011.[4]
Village of Woodridge, Illinois
Location of Woodridge in DuPage County, Illinois
Location of Woodridge in DuPage County, Illinois.
Coordinates: 41°44′40″N 88°2′38″W
Gina Cunningham-Picek
9.79 sq mi (25.36 km2)
3,475.86/sq mi (1,342.03/km2)
ZIP Code(s)
www.vil.woodridge.il.us
Woodridge was incorporated on August 24, 1959, with less than 500 residents, on a wooded area of high ground overlooking the DuPage River's East Branch. Woodridge is a young community with the vast majority of its homes, businesses, and churches constructed after the 1950s. Woodridge was founded by a housing developer, Albert Kaufman,[5] who was largely responsible for the creation of the village.
In July 2007, Woodridge was ranked No. 61 on Money magazine's "100 Best Places to Live".[6]
Woodridge is located at 41°44′40″N 88°2′38″W (41.744582, −88.043869).[7]
According to the 2010 census, Woodridge has a total area of 9.582 square miles (24.82 km2), of which 9.42 square miles (24.40 km2) (or 98.31%) is land and 0.162 square miles (0.42 km2) (or 1.69%) is water.[8]
Woodridge is bordered by Naperville to the west, Downers Grove to the northeast, Darien to the east, Lemont to the south, Bolingbrook to the southwest, and Lisle to the northwest.
Two interstates run through Woodridge: the Veterans Memorial Tollway (I-355) and the Stevenson Expressway (I-55). The Veterans Memorial Tollway allows access to a variety of western and northwestern Chicago suburbs, while I-55 gives direct access to Chicago to the north and Joliet and downstate Illinois to the south. Other important routes are 75th Street and Illinois Route 53.
An industrial spur for the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad serves International Center, a large industrial area in the far south section. Commuter passenger rail service[9] between Chicago and Aurora can be accessed in nearby Lisle or Downers Grove.
Bus service is provided by Pace,[10] under the coordination of the Regional Transportation Authority.
Major highways in Woodridge include:
Interstate 355
Historic US 66
The village's government is overseen by the Mayor and a Board of Trustees elected at large. As of 2017 the mayor is Gina Cunningham-Picek. The Village Clerk is Joseph Kagann and the Village Trustees are Greg Abbott, Mary Anne Blair, Cameron Hendricks, Mike Krucek, Magin "Mike" Martinez, and Kaleshia "Kay" Page. Village departments include Finance, Administration, Police, Building and Zoning, Community Development, and Public Works.
The Police Department is a full-service force of 51 officers, a records department and a resource center. The Woodridge Police Department contracts with DuPage Public Safety Communications to provide dispatch services. Woodridge was one of the first communities nationwide to adopt aggressive legislation against underage tobacco use, and the Woodridge Police Department was one of the first to conduct regular "sting" operations using young teens hired by the department to check compliance for tobacco and alcohol sales.[11]
The Building and Zoning department monitors construction permits, land use, up keep, and other considerations.
Public Works is responsible for the streets and other village infrastructure, including the water supply. Woodridge receives its water from Lake Michigan.
The Village Hall is located in Town Center at Five Plaza Drive. Town Center also includes the Police/Public Works building (One Plaza Drive), the Woodridge Public Library (Three Plaza Drive), and the United States post office (Two Plaza Drive).
Woodridge lies within three fire protection districts, the boundaries of which were drawn before the incorporation of the village. As a result, Woodridge does not maintain a village fire department. The fire departments serving the residents are the Lisle-Woodridge Fire District,[12] the Darien-Woodridge Fire District, and the Lemont Fire District. Lisle-Woodridge is top rated as "ISO 1" by the Insurance Services Office.
1970 11,028 1,934.7%
1980 21,763 97.3%
2010 32,971 6.6%
Est. 2018 33,566 [2] 1.8%
As of the census[14] of 2000, there were 30,934 people, 11,382 households, and 8,092 families residing in the village. The population density was 3,716.7 people per square mile (1,435.5/km²). There were 11,708 housing units at an average density of 1,406.7 per square mile (543.3/km²). The racial makeup of the village was 66.29% White, 9.38% African American, 0.16% Native American, 11.27% Asian, 0.02% Pacific Islander, 3.11% from other races, and 3.14% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 25.18% of the population.
There were 11,382 households out of which 38.3% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 57.1% were married couples living together, 10.5% had a female householder with no husband present, and 28.9% were non-families. 23.5% of all households were made up of individuals and 3.2% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.71 and the average family size was 3.26.
In the village, the population was spread out with 27.3% under the age of 18, 9.2% from 18 to 24, 36.0% from 25 to 44, 22.2% from 45 to 64, and 5.3% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 33 years. For every 100 females, there were 99.0 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 96.8 males.
The median income for a household in the village was $42,842, and the median income for a family was $73,691.[15] Males had a median income of $39,159 versus $29,475 for females. The per capita income for the village was $21,851. About 5.2% of families and 5.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 4.5% of those under age 18 and 3.9% of those age 65 or over.
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Average max. and min. temperatures in °C
Precipitation totals in mm
Woodridge is in a humid continental climate zone.[16] On average, July is the warmest month, and January is the coldest month. August typically has the most precipitation, and February the least. The record high for Woodridge was 105 °F (40.56 °C) in July 2005, and the record low of −26 °F (−32 °C) was set in January 1985.[17]
Woodridge has been named a "Tree City" by the Arbor Day Foundation for the past 16 years,[18] and a study undertaken in 1996 indicated that village has over 8,000 publicly owned trees.[19]
The Village of Woodridge School District 68 maintains six elementary schools, Edgewood, Willow Creek, Sipley, William F. Murphy (named after Mayor Murphy), Meadowview, and Goodrich, (serving grades K-6) and one junior high, Jefferson Junior High School, (for grades 7 and 8). Woodridge does not have its own high school. The majority of Woodridge secondary school students attend Downers Grove North or South High Schools in the recently renamed Community High School District 99. Some students in southern Woodridge are served by Lemont District 210 and attend Lemont High School. Additionally, Woodridge students who reside west of the DuPage River (Seven Bridges Single-Family Residences) attend Naperville schools in District 203. Some students also attend the nearby parochial schools St. Scholastica (K-8),[20] St. Joan of Arc (PK-8)[21] and Benet Academy (9–12) and Montini Catholic
Nearby higher education opportunities are Benedictine University (Lisle),[22] North Central College (Naperville),[23] Lewis University (Romeoville),[24] College of DuPage (Glen Ellyn),[25] Joliet Junior College (Romeoville and Joliet)[26] and University of St. Francis (Joliet).[27]
The Woodridge Park District[28] maintains a well distributed group of local parks and open spaces, offering facilities for picnicking as well as sports like baseball, basketball, tennis, soccer, cricket and newly added for 2008, Frisbee golf. The Park District also maintains Cypress Cove water park[29] and the Athletic Recreation Center[30] which opened in January 2017.[31]
A skate park was added in to Janes Avenue Park. It allows for skateboarders, BMX riders, and inline skaters to skate at their own risk. There is no daily entrance fee. The skate park is open from 10:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. The park does have lights.[32]
A series of bike paths built by the park district allow cyclists to ride through the town on paved, dedicated paths.
Golf is another popular recreational activity. Village Greens of Woodridge[33] is a Village-owned, 18-hole golf course; Seven Bridges[34] is another Woodridge owned (but not members-only) championship class course. Zigfield Troy[35] is a 9-hole, par 3 course.
Woodridge is home to three multi-screen movie theaters, most notably IMAX at Seven Bridges and Hollywood Boulevard,[36] as well as dining options ranging from fast food to formal banquets.
Woodridge is also located near the renowned Morton Arboretum.
Thax Douglas, poet[37]
Frank Kaminsky, NBA player for the Phoenix Suns
Buzz Walneck, founder of Walneck's Classic Cycle Trader
Doug Walker, film critic, internet personality
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"Welcome to Our School | St. Scholastica School". Stscholasticawoodridge.org. Retrieved October 5, 2012.
"Saint Joan of Arc Catholic Church". Sjalisle.org. Retrieved October 5, 2012.
"Benedictine University Benedictine University". Ben.edu. Retrieved October 5, 2012.
"North Central College – Naperville, IL". Noctrl.edu. Retrieved October 5, 2012.
"Lewis University: A Leading Catholic and Lasallian University Near Chicago, Illinois". Lewisu.edu. Retrieved October 5, 2012.
"College of DuPage :: Home". Cod.edu. Retrieved October 5, 2012.
Joliet Junior College
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District, Woodridge Park. "Janes Avenue Skate Park - Woodridge Park District - Woodridge, IL". www.woodridgeparks.org. Retrieved April 14, 2016.
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"Zigfield Troy Golf". Zigfield Troy Golf. Retrieved October 5, 2012.
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Burlesque (Family song)
Cartoon (disambiguation)
Cartoon (TV series)
Burlesque is a literary, dramatic or musical work intended to cause laughter by caricaturing the manner or spirit of serious works, or by ludicrous treatment of their subjects. The word derives from the Italian burlesco, which, in turn, is derived from the Italian burla – a joke, ridicule or mockery.
Burlesque overlaps in meaning with caricature, parody and travesty, and, in its theatrical sense, with extravaganza, as presented during the Victorian era. "Burlesque" has been used in English in this literary and theatrical sense since the late 17th century. It has been applied retrospectively to works of Chaucer and Shakespeare and to the Graeco-Roman classics. Contrasting examples of literary burlesque are Alexander Pope's The Rape of the Lock and Samuel Butler's Hudibras. An example of musical burlesque is Richard Strauss's 1890 Burleske for piano and orchestra. Examples of theatrical burlesques include W. S. Gilbert's Robert the Devil and the A. C. Torr – Meyer Lutz shows, including Ruy Blas and the Blasé Roué.
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"Burlesque" is a song and single written by Roger Chapman and John Whitney and performed by British group, Family.
It was first released in 1972. It entered the UK singles chart in September, reaching number 13 and stayed for twelve weeks on the chart.
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Burlesque is a 2010 backstage musical film written and directed by Steven Antin. It stars Cher and Christina Aguilera along with Eric Dane, Cam Gigandet, Julianne Hough, Alan Cumming, Peter Gallagher, Kristen Bell, Stanley Tucci and Dianna Agron. The film was released on November 24, 2010 in North America.
Cher and Aguilera contributed to the soundtrack album, with Aguilera contributing eight out of the 10 songs and Cher taking the remaining two. The album was released in the USA on November 22, 2010 and received two nominations at the 54th Grammy Awards. The song "You Haven't Seen the Last of Me", penned by Diane Warren and sung by Cher, won the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song in 2011, while the movie was nominated for the Golden Globe Award in the Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy category. The film has grossed over $110 million worldwide. It is rated PG-13.
Ali Rose (Aguilera) moves to Los Angeles after she quits her bar job when her boss refuses to pay her. Once in L.A., she tries and fails at every audition she does until one night, she finds herself unknowingly in a burlesque club when she hears the music on the street. She finds Tess (Cher) and the dancers performing "Welcome to Burlesque" and decides to pursue a career on stage once she meets Jack (Gigandet). Jack refers her to Tess for an audition, but she is rejected instantly and ushered out by Sean (Tucci). Instead of leaving, Ali begins serving customers at the club as a waitress, while Tess and Sean observe with Jack asking Tess to give Ali a chance.
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A cartoon is a form of two-dimensional illustrated visual art. While the specific definition has changed over time, modern usage refers to a typically non-realistic or semi-realistic drawing or painting intended for satire, caricature, or humor, or to the artistic style of such works. An artist who creates cartoons is called a cartoonist.
The concept originated in the Middle Ages and first described a preparatory drawing for a piece of art, such as a painting, fresco, tapestry, or stained glass window. In the 19th century, it came to refer to humorous illustrations in magazines and newspapers, and after the early 20th century, it referred to comic strips and animated films.
A cartoon (from Italian: cartone and Dutch: karton—words describing strong, heavy paper or pasteboard) is a full-size drawing made on sturdy paper as a study or modello for a painting, stained glass or tapestry. Cartoons were typically used in the production of frescoes, to accurately link the component parts of the composition when painted on damp plaster over a series of days (giornate).
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A cartoon, is any of several forms of visual art, with varied meanings that developed from one to another.
Cartoon may also refer to:
Animated cartoon, a drawn film for TV, movies, or internet
Cartoon Network, a US-based cable network, sometimes abbreviated to Cartoon
CARtoons Magazine, an American publication that focused on automotive humor and hot rod artwork
Cartoon (band), an Irish nu-jazz act
Cartoons (band), a Danish novelty band
"Cartoon", a song by Soul Asylum from their 1988 album Hang Time
"Cartoon", a song by Young Dro from his 2006 album Best Thang Smokin'
"Cartoon", Paul Bley Trio
Cartoons (song), contemporary Christian song by Chris Rice, written in 1989
"Cartoons", song by Franklyn Ajaye 1976
"The Cartoon"
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Cartoon is a German television series.
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Sima Zhao (211-265 EC) va ser un general militar, polític i regent de l'estat de Cao Wei durant el període dels Tres Regnes de la història xinesa

Mantingué el control de Cao Wei, ensenyorit pel seu pare, Sima Yi, i mantingut pel seu germà gran Sima Shi, que havia creat el títol de Senyor de Jin - el penúltim pas abans de la usurpació del tron, encara que mai tindria el tron. S'aprofità de la debilitat de Shu Han a l'oest i els va atacar, obligant-hi a la rendició de la gent de Shu. El seu crèdit militar l'ajudà a crear una trama per enderrocar Cao Wei fent-se servir del seu fill, Sima Yan, que usurpà el tron de Cao Wei proclamant la Dinastia Jin. Després de la creació de Jin, Sima Yan li va honrar a títol pòstum com Emperador Wen de Jin (晉文帝), amb el nom de temple Taizu (太祖).

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Mawtini (My homeland) is a popular poem written by the Palestinian poet İbrahim Tuqan (1905-1941) in 1934. Since then it has been the national anthem of Palestine. It has been also recognized as the official anthem of the Palestinian independence struggle, by some other countries in the region, mainly by Syria and Algeria. In 2004, upon the order of the leader of the temporary coalition government Paul Bremer, Mawtini became Iraq's national anthem as well, replacing Ardh Alforation, which had been the anthem of Saddam Hussein's Baas regime from 1981 to 2004.
Muhammad Fuliefil (1899-1985) composed the original music for Mawtini as a national anthem. Popular Palestinian singers such as Elissa (Elissar Zekeriya Huri) and Murad Swaity have numerously performed the piece. The video is a collection of such performances from Algeria, Palestine, Iraq and Syria, either as an anthem or a pop-song, which have been uploaded on YouTube. It is a display of the diversity surrounding a national anthem: from army choirs to pop-singers, from simple home-recordings to street performances, from television shows to concerts. The last part of the video includes street performances from Damascus (2013) and İstanbul (2014-2015). This current work Mawtini points out at various perceptions of the concepts of nation, national anthem and homeland, in the world where Mawtini originated, which differ from those of the West.


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Ясутака Цуцуи () е японски актьор, театрален критик и писател на произведения в жанра научна фантастика. Заедно с Шиничи Хоши и Сакьо Комацу е сред най-известните автори на научна фантастика в Япония.

Биография и творчество
Ясутака Цуцуи е роден на 24 септември 1934 г. в Осака, Япония. Завършва с магистърска степен естетика на изкуството в университета "Дошиша". След дипломирането си работи в продължение на няколко години в клон на дизайнерската фирма "Нумура". През 1961 г. основава научно-фантастичното списание "NULL", което издава до 1964 г., привличайки много млади членове на японската научна фантастика. От 1965 г. става сценарист и се посвещава на писателската си кариера. Участва в множество филми и сериали като артист.

Първият му роман "48億の妄想" (48 милиарда заблуди) е публикуван през 1965 г. и е сатира за студената война водеща до края на света. Романът му "時をかける少女" (Момичето, което пътува през времето) от 1967 г. става бестселър и е екранизиран в множество филми и театрални постановки, сред които "Момичето, което пътува през времето" от 2006 година.

През 70-те години започва да експериментира с различни литературни форми, но постига голямо признание като автор на научна фантастика.

През 1972 г. е издаден романа му "Семейни сцени" от поредицата "Нанасе". Главната героиня Нанасе владее телепатията и може да чете мислите на хората около себе си, но пази тайната си, за да не стане опитно зайче. Става домашна помощница на различни семейства, сблъсквайки се с тайните им чувства, желания и страсти, и опесните последствия от тях. Романът съчетава различни жанрове и е психологическа панорама на фалша, изневерите и лъжите в съвременното японско семейство.

Произведенията му са известни със своя тъмен хумор и сатирично съдържание. Той често сатиризира различни японски табута и получава много критики за това. В периода 1993 – 1996 г. прави стачка като писател, за да протестира срещу прекомерното самоналожено ограничение на японските издатели. В този период става активен в електронните медии и през лятото на 1996 г. подпомага създаването на първия литературен сървър в Япония "JALInet".

През 1987 г. печели наградата "Танизаки", през 1981 г. наградата "Киока Изуми", през 1989 г. наградата "Ясунари Кавабата" и през 1992 г. наградата "Нохон Тайшо". През 1997 г. е удостоен с отличиета Кавалер на Френския орден на изкуството, а през 2004 г. е удостоен с Почетния орден с пурпурна лента за заслуги към Япония.

Ясутака Цуцуи живее със семейството си в Кобе.

Произведения

Самостоятелни романи
 48億の妄想 48 Oku no Mōsō (1965)
 馬の首風雲録 Umanokubi Fuunroku (1967)
 時をかける少女 Toki o Kakeru Shōjo (1967)
 霊長類、南へ Reichōrui, Minami-e (1969)
 緑魔の町 Ryokuma no Machi (1970)
 脱走と追跡のサンバ Dassō to Tsuiseki no Samba (1971)
 俗物図鑑 Zokubutsu Zukan (1972)
 男たちのかいた絵 Otoko Tachi no Kaita E (1974)
 俺の血は他人の血 Ore no Chi wa Tanin no Chi (1974)
 富豪刑事 Fugō Keiji (1978)
 大いなる助走 Oi Naru Josō (1979)
 美藝公 Bigeikō (1981)
 虚人たち Kyojin Tachi (1981)
 虚航船団 Kyokō Sendan (1984)
 イリヤ・ムウロメツ Ilya Muromets (1985)
 旅のラゴス Tabi no Ragosu (1986)
 歌と饒舌の戦記 Uta to Jōzetsu no Senki (1987)
 夢の木坂分岐点 Yumenokizaka Bunkiten (1987)
 驚愕の広野 Kyōgaku no Kōya (1988)
 新日本探偵社報告書控 Shin-Nihon Tanteisha Hōkokusho Hikae (1988)
 フェミニズム殺人事件 Feminizumu Satsujin Jiken (1989)
 残像に口紅を Zanzō ni Kuchibeni o (1989)
 文学部唯野教授 Bungakubu Tadano Kyōju (1990)
 ロートレック荘事件 Rōtorekku-Sō Jiken (1990)
 朝のガスパール Asa no Gasupāru (1992)
 パプリカ Paprika (1993)
 邪眼鳥 Jaganchō (1997)
 敵 Teki (1998)
 わたしのグランパ Watashi no Guranpa (1999)
 恐怖 Kyōfu (2001)
 愛のひだりがわ Ai no Hidarigawa (2002)
 ヘル Hell (2003)
 銀齢の果て Ginrei no Hate (2006)
 巨船べラスレトラス Kyosen Berasu Retorasu (2007)
 ダンシング・ヴァニティ Dancing Vanity (2008)
 ビアンカ・オーバースタディ Bianca Overstudy (2012)
 聖痕 Seikon (2013)
 モナドの領域 Monado no Ryōiki (2015)

Серия "Нанасе" (Nanase)
 家族八景 Kazoku Hakkei (1972)Семейни сцени, изд.: ИК "Обсидиан", София (2012), прев. Вера Вутова-Стефанова
 七瀬ふたたび Nanase Futatabi (1975)
 エディプスの恋人 Edipusu no Koibito (1977)

Разкази
 環状線 / Kanjo-sen (1971)Пръстени, сп. "Наука и техника за младежта", брой 4/1972 г., прев. Лиляна Георгиева
 おれに関する噂 / Ore-ni Kansuru Uwasa (1974)Слуховете за мен, сп. "Наука и техника за младежта", прев. Юлиян Стойнов
 Жена край пътя (1974)Жена край пътя, сп. "Наука и техника за младежта", брой 49/1991 г., прев. Мария Раева

Екранизации
 1965 Sûpâ jettâ – ТВ сериал
 1972 Taimu toraberâ – ТВ сериал, по романа
 1974 Oreno chi wa tanin no chi – по романа
 1982 Weekend Shuffle – по романа
 1982 Zokubutsu zukan – по романа
 1983 Toki o kakeru shôjo – по романа
 1986 Jazz Daimyo – по разказа
 1989 Bungakusho satsujin jiken: Oinaru jyoso – по романа
 1994 Toki o kakeru shôjo – ТВ сериал, 5 епизода, по романите
 1994 Kowagaru hitobito – по разказа
 1996 Otokotachi no kaita e – по романа
 1997 Toki o kakeru shôjo – по романа
 1998 Nanase futatabi chônôryokusha kanzen massatsu – ТВ сериал, по романа
 2000 Worst Contact – история
 2003 Watashi no guranpa – по романа
 2005 Fugô keiji – ТВ сериал, 1 епизод, по романа
 2006 Fugô keiji deluxe – ТВ сериал, по романа
 2006 Toki o kakeru shôjo – по романа
 2006 Паприка, Paprika – по романа
 2006 Nihon igai zenbu chinbotsu – по романа
 2008 Nanase futatabi – ТВ сериал, 10 епизода, по романа
 2009 Yonimo kimyô na monogatari: Aki no tokubetsu hen – ТВ филм, по "Yume no ken'etsukan"
 2010 Toki o kakeru shôjo – по романа
 2010 Nanase futatabi – по романа
 2012 Kazoku hakkei – ТВ сериал, 10 епизода, по романа
 2014 Yonimo kimyô na monogatari: Fall 2014 Special – ТВ филм
 2016 Yonimo kimyô na monogatari: Spring 2016 Special – ТВ филм
 2016 Toki o kakeru shôjo – ТВ минисериал, 4 епизода, по романа

Източници

  Биография и библиография във "Fantasticfiction"
  Биография и библиография в "Goodreads"
  Биография в официалния сайт
  Биография и библиография в "SF-Encyclopedia"

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'30s star Greta Garbo 'had a very active social life' after leaving Hollywood behind, great-nephew says
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'30s star Greta Garbo 'had social anxiety and a fear of crowds' but was not 'a reclusive figure,' says Donna Rifkind. The author has recently penned a book about the star's best friend, actress-turned-screenwriter Salka Viertel, titled 'The Sun and Her Stars: Salka Viertel and Hitler's Exiles in the Golden Age of Hollywood.'
Greta Garbo famously said "I want to be let alone" on the silver screen – but her great-nephew insisted that in real life, the Hollywood recluse wasn't so isolated.
"I wouldn't call her a recluse," Derek Reisfield recently told Closer Weekly for its latest issue currently on newsstands.
"If you look at her date books, she's out and about, meeting people, going to parties, going to people's homes for the weekend," he shared. "She was private… but for a recluse, she had a very active social life. I forget who said it, but somebody called her the 'hermit about town.'"
Reisfield's mother, Gray Gustafson Reisfield, was the only daughter of the star's brother Sven. She was the sole heiress to her famous aunt's estate and a woman who was a long-time companion to the late Swedish-born actress.
"When I moved to New York after school, I lived about five blocks away from her, so I would see her a lot," Reisfield recalled to the outlet. "[Family and friends] would all assemble at five for cocktails at her apartment, and then [we'd go] out to dinners or a play or whatever we were doing. That was a weekly event, and it was a lot of fun. She was a remarkable person. She was very intuitive, very intelligent and extremely funny."
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In 1941, at age 36, Greta Garbo left Hollywood, spending the rest of her life in fenced residences in France, Switzerland and Manhattan, where she lived in an East Side high-rise.
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Garbo, one of Hollywood's most sought-after stars of the '30s, went into what was to be a temporary retirement at age 36 after her last movie, 1941's "Two-Faced Woman." She previously starred in 26 films in 17 years. However, the New York Times reported the actress never returned to the screen.
Garbo was known for her performances in such classics as "Anna Christie," ″Grand Hotel," ″Queen Christina," ″Anna Karenina," ″Camille" and "Ninotchka." She had a major influence on women's fashions, hair styles and makeup.
But even at the height of her career, Garbo was known for her deep fear of reporters and strangers. Ironically, Garbo became one of the most publicized women in the world while trying to guard her privacy.
Her biographer John Bainbridge wrote in "Garbo," that except at the start of her career, she "granted no interviews, signed no autographs, attended no premieres, answered no fan mail."
Reisfield said when it came to her closest confidantes, Garbo had stories to tell.
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Greta Garbo, known as "The Swedish Sphinx," starred in 26 films in 17 years.
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"She would occasionally start talking about Hollywood in the old days and the people she met and hung out with," he said. "… She had a lot of significant relationships over the years."
Reisfield also insisted that Garbo "was pretty content" stepping away from Hollywood. His mother, specifically, developed a close bond with Garbo.
"She viewed [Garbo] as truly a remarkable woman," Reisfield told The Associated Press at the time of the matriarch's death in 2017 at age 85. "I think my mother really respected her because she had accomplished so much, and she had done it her way. She was very independent when women were not, and I think that was a real lesson for my mother."
At the time, Reisfield said he was about 12 when he realized his great aunt was famous after seeing a magazine that showed his mother and Garbo vacationing together. Every spring, the women would travel to the Caribbean.
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(L-R) Gray Reisfield and Derek Reisfield.
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"My mother was very close to [Garbo] and would go into New York once a week to see her," said Reisfield. "They were both very strong, very independent women, and I think they bonded over that."
After leaving Hollywood, Garbo spent the rest of her life in fenced residences in France, Switzerland and New York City. The actress never married and had no children, but rather chose her niece as a frequent companion.
Garbo passed away in 1990 at age 84.
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"We want to win and we want to win in a hurry."
Those are the words of Rex Ryan, the eighth head coach in the past 18 years in Buffalo, striking out the media – who would greatly receive The Outspoken One – with serious cheese. Whiff. Did the Bills hit a home run? Well, 52-year-old Ryan has just inherited a team with a very good defence and no quarterback. This is the moment we are supposed to ask: "Does this sound familiar?"
Is this a perfect fit for owner Terry Pegula, whom the new head coach will report directly to? Ryan was on the "Dan Patrick Show" on Thursday, raving about his quality defence and the strength of his coaching team on that side of the ball; the arrival of Dennis Thurman from the same role at the Jets firmly at the top of the class. What is for certain, defence aside, is the honest truth that Ryan does not develop quarterbacks. Never has, never will. He wants his defensive group to consistently be placed as the number one ranked in the league; Buffalo were fourth last season. How much can he improve this group – a slice of the now retired Kyle Orton aside the reason they won nine games in 2014 – when they are already this good?
He is bringing in Greg Roman, the former offensive coordinator for the San Francisco 49ers, to solve the problem, a problem that is vast: The Bills have averaged 4.92 yards per play over the past two seasons, the third-worst mark in the league.
Would Roman be willing to take a few snaps? Not if the rumours circling around the team are true: Mark Sanchez may be coming to town. Ryan was firm in stating this will be his last head coaching job – "The last team I will ever coach will be the Buffalo Bills, and I hope it will be 15 years from now" – but not so firm confirming or denying if he will bring in free agent and former quarterback with the Jets Sanchez. There isn't much out there, but then again there isn't much in unless Ryan wants to watch E.J. Manuel play around in the snow before his NFL coaching career ends prematurely. Media henchmen can now inherit this wishful thinking if their goal of getting his open views onto mainstream television is to come to fruition.
Ryan said he is currently in the evaluating process regarding the quarterback situation, stating of Sanchez and a possible reunion: "That might be one of the options. We will look at everything, but right now we are trying to put a staff together. I know Mark is out there and I am very familiar with him, but I haven't talked to him."
Not yet. Maybe Rex didn't want to upset the current depth chart, avoiding the awkwardness of upsetting individuals before arriving; a worry for the Atlanta Falcons, who passed on him after the interview process.
Ryan will be burning plenty of firewood, insisting he wants to live in the snowiest part of Buffalo, which coincidentally falls between every part of the 52.5 square mile city. "The snow is something we will embrace. It's part of the community; when people are here they stay here – it could be because they love it here or they're snowed in. I want my team to represent the community. We are going to be tough and physical and the community will embrace that."
But seriously, what about Sanchez? The prospect of a former fifth overall pick-turned butt fumbler-turned Eagle is an intriguing one, but first you must cast an eye on the run down of free agents. On a list that begins with the likes of Michael Vick, Shaun Hill and Ryan Mallett but ends with Tyler Thigpen and Jimmy Clausen, one name stands out that could be a better option than Sanchez: Brian Hoyer.
Hoyer is not going to wow you or bring in an abundance of talent, but he would arrive with a steady head, someone who has dealt with the Johnny Manziel saga in a professional manner and doesn't carry the stigma of a Sanchez. It comes down to who Roman and the rest of the staff believe is more versatile to advance this team from 9-game winners to division and playoff contenders.
That very staff is looking like a mirror image of the Jets right now, who conveniently for viewers will meet the Bills twice next season as a division foe. Ryan will relish that rivalry and has added linebackers coach Bobby April III, defensive line coach Karl Dunbar, defensive backs coach Tim McDonald and tight ends coach Tony Sparano Jr., all of whom were on Ryan's coaching staff in New York. He also brings in Donnie Henderson – with the Jets in 2004-05 – to coach the secondary. You cannot deny that particularly Thurman is a solid hire, someone who led the Jets to finishing sixth in total defense (327.2 yards per game) and fifth fewest in rushing yards allowed per game (93.1) this past season. Of Thurman, Ryan said: "He is a great football coach. He was a great player in Dallas, a tremendous person and one of the smartest people I have been around. It starts there."
Condolences to the now former defensive coordinator in Buffalo, Jim Schawrtz, whose crowning moment in his lone season could be a selection of taking his group to a league leading 54 sacks, producing three Pro Bowl linemen or being air-lifted off the field by his players in Detroit.
No doubt Ryan is excited with his combination of personnel, a group who are going to have a heavy influence on how this roster is shaped from now until September. The Bills do not have a first round pick this spring, but they already solved that with Sammy Watkins last May. Ryan will feel a desperation to improve on his overall record with the Jets, which was 46-50, but for someone who sees "The City of Good Neighbors" as his final NFL coaching destination, he will want to make many on what he proposes will be a long and lasting relationship with the city and its football team.
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Heinrich Baak (* 29. Juli 1886 in Marienfeld; † 2. Juli 1933 in Köln) war ein deutscher Bildhauer.

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Heinrich Baak wurde am 29. Juli 1886 in Marienfeld geboren. Von 1900 bis 1904 erlernte er das Handwerk des Bildhauers bei Heinrich Hartmann in Wiedenbrück. Danach arbeitete er in verschiedensten Werkstätten, darunter auch bei Peter Tilmanns in Erkelenz. Um 1910 ging Baak nach Köln, um in der Werkstatt von August Schmidt mit dessen Neffen eine eigene Abteilung für Figuristen einzurichten. Alle Werke, die bis zur Weltwirtschaftskrise entstanden, sind von diesen beiden. Mit der Krise fällt Baak in die Arbeitslosigkeit und hält sich mit gelegentlichen Arbeiten, wie dem Schnitzen von Möbeln, über Wasser.

Heinrich Baak starb am 2. Juli 1933 in Köln.

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Da Baak nie selbständig gewesen ist, sind die meisten seiner Werke nicht seinem Namen, sondern dem der Werkstatt zugeschrieben. Mit Sicherheit können ihm aber die Gedenktafel für die Gefallenen des Ersten Weltkrieges in der ehemaligen Klosterkirche Marienfeld sowie drei der dortigen Krippenfiguren nachgewiesen werden.

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UTRF Inventor Spotlight: Dr. Scott Strome
Executive Dean fosters an entrepreneurial culture in UTHSC's College of Medicine. The University of Tennessee Health Science Center's (UTHSC) Scott Strome is passionate about entrepreneurship. From providing investigators with unique access to funding opportunities to bringing high-quality jobs to the community, he believes entrepreneurial efforts add considerable value to universities. Scott serves as the Robert… Read More
UTRF President to Address the Kiwanis Club of Knoxville
Stacey Patterson Ph.D., President of the University of Tennessee Research Foundation (UTRF), will speak at the Kiwanis Club of Knoxville's luncheon at The Foundry on April 5th, 2018, starting at noon. She will provide an overview of UTRF initiatives and its mission to promote the commercialization of University of Tennessee (UT) technologies, contribute to state… Read More
University of Tennessee Joins NSF Innovation Corps Program
The University of Tennessee (UT) is expanding its reputation as a center for innovation and technology commercialization by taking part in the National Science Foundation's (NSF) Innovation Corps (I-Corps) program. The University joins the Georgia Institute of Technology, the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, and the University of Alabama at Birmingham as a member of… Read More


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Best Covers Ever (This Year): IDW 2016 Edition
In the latest of our galleries celebrating the best covers of the year, we're looking at the best covers from IDW. IDW maintained its impressive and diverse line of licensed properties in 2016, from Ninja Turtles to Little Ponies, as well as ambitiously expanding and collating its Hasbro properties under the "Revolution" banner, and reviving and reinventing the Micronauts, M.A.S.K., and Rom.
Chris Haley
12 Facts You May Not Have Known About 'MASK'
Everyone loves trivia about their favorite animated features and series, but with over 100 years of animation history behind us right now, there's always some new obscure fact to learn. That's why ComicsAlliance is going deep into the minutiae of your favorite names in cartoons in this continuing video series. You think you know cartoons? Well, here's a few things you might not know! This week we're taking a look at MASK, the Mobile Armored Strike Kommand!
Matt Trakker's Working Overtime On The Covers For 'MASK' #1
Every time I'm reminded that one of the year's most hotly anticipated, high-profile launches is a brand-new MASK: Mobile Armored Strike Kommand series that exists completely apart from any toy line or TV show, I kinda feel like I need to start looking around for an eternally spinning top or something that will prove I am living in a dream world. I mean, this is something I've wanted for so long that I'm probably not going to be sure it's actually happening until that comic is in my hands. Now, though, we are one step closer to the reality. Today, IDW released the covers and solicitation for Brandon Easton, Tony Vargas, and Tommy Lee Edwards' MASK #1, giving us our first good look at the new designs for Matt Trakker and Miles Mayhem.
Ben Bishop's 'Revolution' #1 Cover Debuts at Granite State Comicon
Here's a fun fact about me: My dad once told me that he was late for work every day for a year because I refused to leave the house until MASK was over. Clearly, that show was my entire, all-consuming jam circa 1986, and even though I'm pretty excited about seeing a rebuilt IDW universe that involves GI Joe, Transformers, Micronauts, Action Man and ROM The Space Knight all coming together, the Mobile Armored Strike Kommand is the one that's really got me hooked. And now, we're finally starting to see it come together --- and folks attending September's Granite State Comic Con in Manchester, New Hampshire are going to get a pretty awesome look at it in the form of Ben Bishop's awesome variant cover for Revolution #1.
John Barber Explains The New Universe Of IDW's Hasbro 'Revolution' [Video]
In all honesty, I don't know if there's anything going on in comics right now that's more exciting to me than IDW's Revolution event. It's the unification of most of the Hasbro properties into a single universe that finds the Transformers, GI Joe, ROM the Space Knight, MASK and more being thrown together into a unified story, and for someone like me, it's a pop cultural dream come true. But the one big question I've had since it was announced is "okay, but how's it going to work?" We have, after all, been assured that this wasn't a rebooting of the continuity for Transformers or GI Joe, but since one of those book is about giant robots from space coming to Earth and the other isn't, it seems like that would be something of a game-changer when it comes to world-building. But now, we have an exclusive video from IDW where John Barber, the editor and writer spearheading the new direction, explains it --- and it sounds pretty awesome.
IDW Announces Shared Universe For GI Joe, Transformers, MASK
The thing about doing comics based on toy properties is that eventually you're going to want to play with all the toys, and today, it looks like that's exactly what IDW has set out to do. After years of keeping them separated into their own universes --- with exceptions like the senses-shattering, soon-to-be-finished Transformers vs. GI Joe --- IDW is combining almost all of its Hasbro toy properties into a single universe. The shakeup comes in a biweekly event called Revolution, co-written by Cullen Bunn and John Barber, with art by Fico Ossio, which will combine GI Joe, Transformers, MASK, ROM the Space Knight, Action Man and Micronauts into one permanent shared universe.
Easton And Vargas Take Command Of 'M.A.S.K.' At IDW
IDW has become the place to go for ultra-modern, relevant and exciting comic book adaptations of your favorite childhood franchises. Whether it's Transformers, Jem and the Holograms or Teenage Mutant Ninjas Turtles, IDW has been on a roll with titles that go way beyond nostalgia-grabs, and in some cases are some of the very best comics on the stands. This is a trend the publisher hopes to continue with the announcement, via USA Today, that Brandon Easton and Tony Vargas will work on a new comic featuring MASK, the 1980s cartoon about a vehicle-based law enforcement agency that was kind of Transformers and GI Joe at the same time.
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IDW And Hasbro Developing A 'M.A.S.K.' Comic
"Okay, but when is MASK coming back?" If you're the kind of person who pays attention to conversations about GI Joe, Jem and the Holograms and Transformers comics --- and I think the record will show that I am --- then you end up seeing that question a lot. Over the years, we've seen revivals for virtually every '80s toy property, but for some reason, the masked heroes of the Mobile Armored Strike Kommand have managed to avoid a comeback. Now, though, it seems that IDW's partnership with Hasbro will finally generate a revival for Matt Trakker and his crew for a new comic book series.
Gareb Shamus Halloween Mask
In the spirit of the season, Tim Leong and the Ghost of Comic Foundry magazine have released a printable Halloween mask that is guaranteed to terrify. As Tim explains:With Halloween just a few days away, everyone is scrambling to come up with some sort of costume (and no, "Sexy Gollum" does not count)...
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In the second in a series of dialogues on the United States Standards Strategy (USSS), the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) hosted a caucus at its Washington, DC, headquarters on March 30, 2005. More than forty representatives of U.S. manufacturing companies and industry organizations gathered to discuss the USSS, a revision of the National Standards Strategy for the United States (first edition August 2000).
Participants discussed the role of the Strategy in educating senior management on the issue of regulations and their impact on market access. It was expressed that many policy and decision makers are emphasizing participation in global markets, and confirmed industry need for a Strategy that is pluralistic. The dialogue stressed that standards must not be used as non-tariff trade barriers – a principle that is supported by the USSS.
The next meeting on the Strategy will be a public forum hosted by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the USSS Committee, on Friday, April 15, 2005, at the Department of Commerce in Washington, DC. The results of all sessions will be included in a compilation of comments and considered in a final draft of the U.S. Standards Strategy.
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Those Egypt Military Propaganda Videos: The Look of Blowback?
After the latest large-scale killing of Islamist demonstrators in Cairo, it's hard not to think that the military's surveillance technology and the characteristic features of that video imagery, is minimizing its propaganda value, particularly with an international audience.
Surely Egypt's military remains convinced this kind of footage, distributed over state TV, is overwhelmingly damning and prejudicial to the Brotherhood, serving as incontrovertible moral evidence of acts against the state. What I don't think they appreciate, however, is how the ambiguous nature of the government overthrow,the asymmetrical power differential and, above all, the overwhelmingly one-sided death tallies can serve to taint the imagery as well as the machinations of its procurement.
Views from military helicopters that reduce the conflict to, simultaneously, a macabre, sci-fi but also overly clinical display. The minimization of the opposition so they look more like ants. The reduction of people to x-ray-like apparitions, evocative of the images familiarly produced by those hated airport scanners. The fact these scenes are such "close cousins" to footage of U.S. drone surveillance or strike videos, Israeli clips of surgical Gaza kill strikes, or the Wikileaks video of that infamous aerial attack on civilians and Reuters journalists in Iraq. The circular "key hole"-like views that relate too easily right now to discomfort over (at least imagined) NSA-style tracking capabilities. All together, this is the visual baggage attached to this imagery with each subsequent bloodbath.
Full video via YouTube via Moiegy.
(By the way, I'm having a lot of trouble with the semantics of the Egypt reporting. Personally, I don't like defining the current enemy of the state as simply "pro-Morsi supporters" anymore than I like reducing the actions of the military, with the support of the large-scale secular, Christian and moderate Muslim alliance, to simply a coup.)
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The use of thermal pads as a thermal interface for memory chips and power elements instead of a regular thermal compound is necessity caused by design features. But little of you thought of how well they perform and what temperatures they bring.
This idea to test the thermal pads (T-pad) wasn′t spontaneous. I was building up my first WC system and faced some problems. The GPU power element temperatures were outrageous and it caused card to malfunction — artifacts during gaming. For my ATi Radeon 4870×2 video card I used a fullcover type waterblock Watercool Heatkiller GPU-X2 4870-X2 LT. The thermal pads are placed between the radiator and the power elements, voltage regulators and memory chips as it is common for majority of such devices. However, stock air cooling systems are not an exclusion. A T-pad kit of different thickness cut for faster and easy installation comes together with the waterblock. Strictly following the instructions I placed each T-pad on an appropriate element. Small square-shaped pieces and strips of 1 mm thickness were used for some power elements and memory chips whereas 0.5mm thick strips were used for a PCI-E bridge and the rest of the power elements (VRM), particularly, 0.5mm thick strips were used for Vitec voltage regulators. Having an idea about temperature level of a GPU while using the stock cooling system, I began testing the water cooling system (WCS) which was a novelty for me. And there came the first disappointment. The VRM element temperatures were high. Even in idle the temps reached 55°С whereas the temperatures of both GPUs won′t go over 43-44°С. During gaming VRM element temperatures easily reached 80-90°С — I had never seen such results even with the stock air cooling system. When I launched the Furmark stress test the temperatures of the power elements hit 120°С and over within several minutes, the same happened in other synthetic stress tests. That is where I stopped all the tests. I dismantled the WCS partially and started the investigation on the reason that was causing such high temperatures. First of all, I checked the pressing imprints on the waterblock and video card′s elements — everything was OK. The T-pads were made flat and had an imprint of the element marking whereas the thinner ones were stuck for good to the surface of the radiator. It is obvious that there is something wrong with the T-pads because the element temperatures can′t be higher if cooled with water using the fullcover waterblock than if cooled by stock system. I compared the outlook and structure of both thermal pads: the ones that came together with the stock cooling system and the ones that came together with the waterblock – they were totally different. I didn′t have any other T-pad kits for that moment so I came up with the idea to add some thermal compound on both sides of the pads. I had lots of Thermalright Chill-Factor thermal compound syringes, so I used it. After WCS reassembly and start, I went straight to temperature testing. In Idle the temperatures of the card′s power elements decreased a to 50°С, but in Load there was a significant temperature drop to 100-105°С after a 30 min run of the Furmark test. Unfortunately, the desired result wasn′t reached. From that moment I decided to stop testing and leave everything as is. There were regular texture artifacts, notably in Valve games — CS:S and Left 4 Dead, which pointed to the memory cooling problems. It is worth of noting, than I didn′t add the thermal compound on memory chips, did it only for power elements. And as it turned out in vain, but it′d be discussed later.


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Q: How do you calculate the trajectory of an arrow? The problem:
I want to calculate at which angle I have to shoot an arrow in order to hit a target which is x meters away.

What I know:

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*Force of the bow

*Weight of the arrow

*Distance to the target

*Gravity in meters/sec (don't know if this is even needed)

For simplicity (and because I'm absolutely bad at math), let's say the target is at the same height as me and there's no wind.

What I want to know:
Are there any other variables involved in order to perform the calculation?
What's the actual formula?
I already did some googling and found some formulas and even calculators, but they never show the actual degree of the shot.

A: You might have come across a formula like this:
$$ d = \frac{v_0^2 \sin (2\theta_0)}{g},$$
where $d$ is the distance in meters at which the projectile returns to the same height from which it was fired,
$v_0$ is the initial velocity of the projectile in meters per second,
$\theta_0$ is the initial angle from horizontal at which the projectile is launched,
and $g$ is the acceleration of gravity in meters per second per second.
You can of course do this in different units as long as you keep them consistent.
This is an idealized formula that does not account for the projectile slowing down due to air resistance or for other aerodynamic effects.
I would expect it to work poorly for high initial angles.
The information you gave did not include initial velocity, but you can estimate that by integrating the force over the distance the arrow travels while still in contact with the string to get the total work done on the arrow, and then setting that quantity equal to $\frac12 mv_0^2,$ where $m$ is the mass of the arrow.
(If you're working in pounds or ounces the distinction between mass and weight can have a big impact on the calculations; if you are working in metric units, usually when someone says an arrow weighs $w$ grams they actually mean the mass is $w$ grams; the gram is not a unit of force.)
If you are using a modern compound bow, I believe these usually maintain a nearly constant draw strength for most of the length of the draw, dropping to a much lower force only just before the arrow is fully drawn. In that case I think you could get a good approximation of the work done on the arrow by multiplying the force by the length of the draw.
So supposing you have the force $F$ measured in Newtons, the draw length $L$ measured in meters, and the arrow's mass measured in kilograms, you would have
$$ \frac12 mv_0^2 = FL. $$
Solving for $v_0^2$ (you don't actually need $v_0$ itself for the other formula!),
$$ v_0^2 = \frac{2FL}{m}. $$
Now you can plug this into the first formula to get the distance at which to place the target if you shoot at an angle $\theta_0,$ or take a given distance $d$ and solve the formula for $\theta_0$:
$$ \theta_0 = \frac12 \arcsin\left(\frac{gd}{v_0^2}\right)
= \frac12 \arcsin\left(\frac{mgd}{2FL}\right) . $$
The function $\arcsin(\cdot)$ is the inverse sine function, also called
$\sin^{-1}$  and available on most scientific calculators.
Just make sure you have the calculator set to return degrees if you want degrees,
or do the conversion from radians to degrees yourself if you need to.
Of course to use this you now have not only the concern about the possible sources of error in this idealized calculation, but also the difficulty of being sure about the angle at which the arrow leaves the bow.

The derivation of that last line of formulas, in case you had trouble working it out:
We start with the well-known formula
$$ \frac{v_0^2 \sin (2\theta_0)}{g} = d.$$
Multiply by $g/v_0^2$ on both sides:
$$ \sin (2\theta_0) = \frac{gd}{v_0^2 }.$$
Take the inverse sine function of both sides:
$$ 2\theta_0 =  \arcsin\left(\frac{gd}{v_0^2}\right) . $$
Divide both sides by $2.$
$$ \theta_0 = \frac12 \arcsin\left(\frac{gd}{v_0^2}\right) .$$
That's the first version of the formula for $\theta_0$. To get the other version, replace $v_0^2$ by $\frac{2FL}{m}$:
$$ \theta_0 = \frac12 \arcsin\left(\frac{gd}{2FL/m}\right) .$$
Multiply both top and bottom of the fraction on the right by $m$:
$$ \theta_0 = \frac12 \arcsin\left(\frac{mgd}{2FL}\right) .$$

A: Variables I can think of using basic physics I've heard of:

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*mass of arrow

*distance to target

*time to hit a shot straightline ( affects how high you have to aim, having used a pellet gun growing up, as well as how long gravity has to act)

*drag force on the arrow ( scales with velocity squared from what I've heard)

*rotation of arrow in flight ( if it rolls right, you need to aim left of where you want to hit)

*things in the way

*Force from bow

*Size of target

*local gravity ( both because it changes slightly with height, and local mass,  but also because  it has units of m s^-2)

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