Camps-Ribera, circa 1985, Santa Ana, California. Photograph: ATVM files.
The Painter Francisco Camps-Ribera (1895-1991) was born in Barcelona, Spain, and attended "L' Academia Lliure", and "L' Escola de Bellas Arts" in this city. He was a pupil of Isidre Nonell (1907-1908), and worked as a designer ceramist at the Cocurny Studios in Barcelona. In the 1920's went to Madrid and Paris and became interested in impressionism, as well as in cubism. Cézanne influenced his work. Francisco painted oils on canvas with themes based on landscapes, still life, and people. He produced ceramics and collages in figurative post-impressionist styles as well as abstractionism.
In Spain the artist was a member of the art groups "Nou Ambient", "Els Evolucionistes", GAI Group (Group of independent Artists.) Camps went to France in 1937, and established his residence in Mexico in 1939, where he was a professor at the "Escuela Nacional de Artes Plasticas" (National School of Fine Arts), in Mexico City, which gave him the opportunity to help form several generations of Mexican artists. He wrote several works related to the Mexican art history, which was one of his passions.
Since his first exhibit at the Workers Athenaeum in 1915 in Barcelona, his work was included in hundreds of individual as well as collective exhibits, for example, "Nou Ambient", Dalmau Galleries, Layetanes Galleries, "Sala Parés" (Margall), El Camarin Galleries, "Sala Nonell", in Barcelona, Spain; the Catalonian Center of New York, Muirhead Galleries, Costa Mesa, Heller Gallery, San Francisco, in the USA; the Spanish-Mexican Cultural Institute, Israeli Center, Fine Arts Palace, Museum of Modern Art, in Mexico City; "Club de France", Paris, and the University of Toronto, Canada, just to mention some. Camp's works are displayed in several public places including the "Ciudadela" Museum in Barcelona, Spain, and in the Museum of Modern Art in Mexico City.


Photo by Lacy Tomlinson PhotographyCows at Brittain Farm in Kirbyville are grass-finished. The farm steaks undergo a 21-day dry aging technique.
January is long, it's dreary, and it seems to serve mainly as a way to help us appreciate the other months more. The month's one ringing endorsement, however, comes when the ball drops at midnight. It's a new year, a new you, so for that reason, January aligns well with new beginnings. What better pairing for that fresh resolve than the fresh, locally grown foods from your local farmers market?
Farmers markets in January? Absolutely! Two 417-land markets in particular run all year long, providing offerings to ensure that your family is getting quality, locally grown food even in the dead of winter. With vegetables, baked goods, meats and more, vendors offer something for everyone.
The Greater Springfield Farmers Market is located on the southeast corner of the Battlefield Mall parking lot, at the intersection of South Glenstone and East Battlefield. This market is open the first and third Saturdays in January, from 8 a.m. to noon.
In the same vein, Farmers Market of the Ozarks at Farmers Park, remains open year-round on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
With the uncertainty over 417-land winter offerings, though, is it really worth checking out the markets? It absolutely is, and fear not, because we've done some of the legwork for you.
After sorting through the offerings, we've narrowed down three exceptional vendors (and their yummiest items) that we recommend to January farmers market attendees who are want to keep their groceries extra-local and extra-fresh. All three of these vendors can be found at Farmers Market of the Ozarks this month.
Our featured items begin with meat, produced from two family-owned farms, Brittain Farm and Ozark Red Devons. Both offer several types of meats from animals that are grass-finished, an important distinction from grass-fed. "The secret is grass-finished, and the heartiness of the Devon breed means that they do exceptionally well eating grass only," says Reggie Bergeron of Ozark Red Devons. "Red Devons also have a lower percentage of overall fat, but superior intramuscular marbling, ensuring tenderness. I'd love for everyone to benefit from this delicious, all-natural type of meat." Bergeron offers steaks; ground burger; and quarter, half, and whole beefs, as well as brats.
Ozark Red Devon's cheddar-jalapeno brats ($9 for five) are truly a hidden gem worth uncovering. Pick some up for a quick and easy dinner with a little kick. Can't handle the spice? The Ozark Red Devon regular brats are equally tasty.
Brittain Farm expands the meat options with its steaks and pasture-raised pork. Brittain steaks are known for a 21-day, dry-aging technique, and regularly sell out quickly at market. While the filet and ribeye are certainly popular, the pork offerings, including bone-in smoked chops and ham hocks, are also impressive. "All of these products are nitrate-, hormone-, and antibiotic-free, and have no MSG," adds owner Chassidy Brittain.
Brittain Farm's smoked, uncured bacon ($10 per pound) is scrumptious. While the smoked, uncured variety is its best-seller, Brittain has a wide variety of bacon choices, all of which are nitrate-free.
We've got the meat, but what about the vegetables? Millsap Farms, produces those in spades. Their carrots and spinach, in particular, pack a big flavor punch. Millsap vegetables also have a secret weapon. "Our soil is high in organic matter, which provides plants what they need to produce all kinds of delicious flavors," explains Millsap Farms owner Curtis Millsap.
Pick up Millsap Farm's fresh spinach ($5 per bag) to taste why winter spinach is the best. To safeguard from freezing, the plants put sugar into their leaves. The result makes this spinach taste like no spinach you've experienced.


Cortona is an ancient hilltop town in the province of Arezzo, in Tuscany, Italy. It sits on the border with Umbria and there have been many battles over the eons to lay claim to this highly valued town. It is iconic as the setting for the celebrated book "Under the Tuscan Sun." Many travelers have been inspired by the beauty of the setting in the subsequent movie and seek that uniquely Italian experience.
The elevation varies from a height of 1,600 to 2,000 feet, with narrow steep streets surrounded by medieval architecture making for dramatic cityscapes. Dating back as far as the 7th Century B.C. there are many influences represented in the artistic and architectural features. Inside the Palazzo Casali is the Museo dell'Accademia Etrusca, items from Etruscan, Roman, and Egyptian civilizations are on display, as well as art and artifacts from the Medieval and Renaissance eras.
A walk out of town along the Roman road provides a shaded route to drink in the sprawling vistas of the valley floor stretching away to the west.


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This company below allows you to pay for anti gravity, in other words they take you on a flight on G-Force-One their aircraft. They then make you go weightless for about a minute or more, they do this by making special flight maneuvers.
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Weightless Flight (also known as Parabolic Flight) is achieved aboard ZERO-G's Boeing 727 aircraft named G-FORCE ONE. Weightlessness is achieved by flying G-FORCE ONE through a parabolic flight maneuver. Specially trained pilots fly these maneuvers between approximately 24,000 and 34,000 feet altitude. Each parabola takes 10 miles of airspace to perform and lasts approximately one minute from start to finish.
The maneuver is somewhat like a roller coaster in that the plane is initially pulled up to approximately 45 degrees 'nose high'. Next the plane is 'pushed over' the top to reach the zero-gravity segment of the parabolas. For the next 25 - 30 seconds everything in the plane is weightless. At approximately 30 degrees 'nose low' a gentle pull-out is started which allows the Flyers to stabilize on the aircraft floor. Finally, the g-force is increased smoothly to about 1.8 g's until the aircraft reaches a flight altitude of 24,000 feet. The maneuver is then repeated.
The weightlessness experienced by everyone inside the airplane is actually equivalent to the type of "free fall" you experience when sky diving. In this case however, the body of the aircraft surrounds you and protects you from the on-rushing wind. At the end of the free fall period, the aircraft also scoops you up and carries you back up to the top of the arc to begin the free fall process again.
In addition to achieving zero-g or weightlessness, G-FORCE ONE can also fly a parabola designed to offer Lunar (1/6th) or Martian (1/3rd) gravity. These reduced gravity environments are also created with a modified parabola that is not quite as steep as zero gravity parabola.


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As Newcastle celebrates its annual Science Festival, we take a look at some of the events on offer
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Thousands of visitors have been taking part in Science Festival activities, from tracking birds of prey in the Derwent Valley to uncovering facts about UFOs, building robots and unearthing fossils.
The Science Festival runs until March 21 and for anyone wanting to be involved, there is a whole range of events to suit all the family.
An Evening with Albert Einstein
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of Einstein's theory of relativity, Discovery Museum is showing a one-man performance for physics fans of all ages this Friday. During the show, visitors will experience the big bang and learn from the legend himself how he solved the riddle of the universe on the back of an envelope. An illuminating evening for all the family, the show is free and lasts one hour, starting at 7.30pm.
The Virtual Human
This Saturday from 10am to 2pm, Newcastle's world-beating virtual reality centre at the University of Newcastle's Informatics Research Institute is opening its doors free of charge. Visitors can talk to a virtual newsreader, try out and intelligent fridge and find out whether the creation of a virtual human is possible. For further information call (0191) 246 4938.
Chemistry of Colour
At Segedunum Roman Fort, Wallsend, visitors can learn how science helped the Romans dye their clothes a rainbow of colours in a drop-in workshop this Saturday and Sunday. Participants can try their hand at some ancient dying techniques and make belts and bookmarks the way the Romans did. The workshop is free with admission to the museum. Suitable for all ages.
Cracking Codes and Stealing Secrets with Simon Singh
Make it, break it, hack it, crack it! Visitors to the Life Science Centre can learn how to keep their secrets safe during an hour-long performance by author Simon Singh at 2pm this Saturday.
The popular author will explain how to make and break codes and demonstrate how to keep diaries and e-mails safe from prying eyes. This event is suitable for children
aged seven upwards and will look at the importance of codes in our daily lives. It includes a demonstration of a genuine German Enigma cipher machine, which was cracked by British code-breakers in the Second World War. To book your place at this event, call the Science Festival information line.
Juggling Science
Not everyone knows it, but there's a science to juggling and Discovery Museum is running a drop-in workshop for juggling enthusiasts to find out more. The workshop will be run by juggler, Mini Marshall, and is available for free between 3pm and 4pm this Sunday.
Also during the Science Festival, visitors can explore the science of archaeology in the Buried Treasure exhibition at the Hancock Museum, discover the miracles of marine science with the A-Mazing Sea exhibition at Life Science Centre and unravel the science of luck and probability at Segedunum Roman Fort, which is currently showing Across the Board, an exhibition featuring an assortment of board games from across the world and across the ages.
*For full details of times and prices for Newcastle Science Festival events, call the festival's information line on (0191) 243 8292.
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Spud talks to Attorney Chick Foret about the verdict in the Danziger trial, and they are joined later by US Attorney Jim Letten.
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And and frankly they're they're agreeing with the verdict because there's finally a verdict to agree with so let me know if you feel that way too that it's about time. This tests this has come to a conclusion we're about to move on but hasn't come to conclusion should foray. A turning out all who's who's joining me in a studio today. No oil of about radios but is that you can go off on ten engines and talk about other things that you don't have time to do on television. And preparation in my research of all these materials. I'd I'd Google -- -- and you know shipment your highway them. That is where the Danziger bridge is -- if it Danziger bridge goes over the industrial canal. At -- mentor OK and down and wrote if you Google shaft mentor. You'll come up in the French language shift -- tour means chief liar. Now to me I just find that. So interest thing that in this case in the Danziger bridge -- shipment to -- people might think I'm crazy for coming up with this. But I just snake if there's shift mentor. Meets chief flyer and goes back to the -- are Indians and that they're a couple of versions as -- came with that. And I just I just think it's certainly ironic guests here are some that we're dealing with the police. With an alleged cover up on shipment to a highway which that shocked by Indians named chief fly so. That's that's an interesting thing to point out that's a philosophical discussion. But I got to I'm I'm I'm paying an audio for another hour is on he's a legal stuff stylus islands is going to and I got a bunch of calls and a bunch of text okay. A one more time explained to me quick -- quick because they got new listeners coming on -- -- one and up a moment ago tomorrow a -- questions of you. -- defense. You think it well they asked. To not have manslaughter put on why is to be why is that not the prerogative of the prosecutors. To charge. These defendants how they see fit. Because they charged with they were charged with murder. And let's do a little history let's look at it let's look at the history the history is and the David Warren case in the -- accused David Warner was the new walls police department officer. Who was accused of found guilty of shooting mr. Glover. His attorney Julien -- Judge Jeffords said He was gonna charge the jury on manslaughter and Julian Morris a judge please don't do that. We don't think the law provides for that the judge did it anyway. The jury came back with manslaughter. In reading mr. Murray's motion for new trial He has taken the position that He thinks the jury would not. Have found David Warren guilty of murder murder because it's a higher burden of proof. So these lawyers some of which were involved in the -- case and I don't know for a fact that they did this but I can almost assure you they did. They made a motion with judge Engelhard and said judge police have no references. To manslaughter where in fact we're all in all -- -- and even murder. Or not -- well on no murder and they found the two defendants are charged when that. Know that they did not commit -- so tactically it was a good move by the defense. Is is this gonna set some kind of president and future criminal cases. That. You know it's it seems to me that I have heard situations where somebody. Went to jail for killing somebody charged him with murder in the jury came back -- well we're gonna find him guilty -- slots remain a court in state court or your final verdict. Token that can do so this what happened in state court when it was originally done. I because they were charging can easily that contracts the response of verdict in state court on the Louisiana law manslaughter yes but this was federal so that -- -- that's okay. All right well I got a bunch calls let's get to the phones may how are you may urine -- Libya. Thank you so much for taking my call and didn't find any we'll tell you -- -- -- pretty emotional subject certainly each month -- photographer documentary photographer in New Orleans and I was here. The first week of and after Katrina arrested everything. Let me just say my condolences to everyone who launched. They're a family member or friend or whatever action. And kudos to an intriguing. I stayed here for this. And I'll tell you. They did what they could they did the best they -- it's far as the verdict and I hope these people little bitty bit but -- -- -- actually get -- stay -- -- -- cover up. OK that's -- Our -- all I want to use bit it was impossible. Impossible. To get any kind of information as to what was going on in this -- it'd be. It startled or whatever. -- There is there were policemen that -- definitely go to jail bit we're you know we're there would be an eight conception -- and this city you know. 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When that's finally itself with -- on it was like tissue it to me it was -- link and to show you what we receive -- It was as if it is that you it was just something that we won the -- America should have it says made we're not prepared for. I think about it think about this and I was eager to send they're the start to think -- that this the mayor in it. I had the condition that He could I think. And then look at what about the nurse the doctor. The only incident over the hospital blocked and we weren't everybody -- -- the -- that it was -- at it was. A hard for all of that so. You know we're gonna call the from each every time -- -- -- we get in trouble and also there's going to be bad and good it every group. Thank you for what you're talking about it god bless every. Thank you are pre I'm days but it's a tragedy on many levels up I sat through this -- for weeks now on the families of the defendants and you know it it it it's hard on everybody you know it was a hard on the victims it's hard on the family families of the defendants. And in this incident has Israel like I did. This is not for kids if this is real life stuff you know Katrina was real life and these are issues that have to be dealt with. And it's rough. Now I got a subway don't go anywhere to six -- 170 I got a couple open lines against Texas tech's. 2670. -- 86 fixated on steroids seven they are told her -- we've talked on this all day. We'll be taking your calls and text and comments all day here's -- -- and until 2 o'clock they're gonna ask you legal questions for you. Until 3 o'clock yesterday morning are having and all right back for more on the sports show get a couple Carlson we -- The number gimme a -- also send me. Send me a text message at 8787 AM I got comments all the way across the board no disaster gives your right to -- an unarmed man. Unarmed person and someone else's He thinks are getting off easy that they're guilty. And had all these victims involved simply evacuated like they were told to or stay on their property like they were supposed to. None of this -- happened and as for the botched cover -- they should have just told the truth and outlined their butts would most likely not be in jail. Yet you know what. -- -- there is no such thing as a mandatory evacuation you can't make me leave my house the only thing He does tell me that you're not gonna come and get me. But you know what that that's that's that's another discussion. Right now let's talk about the it was talk about what's what actually happens collected a Foster forays my guess and studio. Jimmy is driving was -- Jimmy urine WWL. But -- welcome. I'm completely. Against. Conviction that the guy. Even though bomb I did I the only eight. There is no possible way they should have been convicted I don't care that they -- I don't care that they -- to cover up. The only reason why they were even brought to trial because independents or black and again it. -- Despise the police defendants are black yet vascular -- lot of healing around here to six Sony seven is number -- send me a better call when that. Here ago Lee Leopold and orasure Haley how you do on -- end of Libya. I realize I don't today in -- there. If I had a big -- all the rumors on -- whose own -- -- of drained it gives me it barreled guns where are the guns. -- people he'd begun. And the Kabul. India is the bad part about it -- also on the North -- -- all around. As a group for years and covered up -- and this is something that's major had happened and has appeared in the years bit. Well liked and I appeals are all the cameras in the police are so. Big number one in the state look closer look cute chaos there was chaos but they are tiny little Kia disliked it complete -- bigger career a terrible. Terrorist He only include that you have to keep -- let me it. In nineteen told me that they mean it got doom books but can't look no fault only report issued it just -- on -- -- -- take -- so much. -- I. I you know what I appreciate our good -- -- here we're gonna go to him in just a second here by the way Jim mentioned your name on the TV or military a address and mail on June. -- get several text on that there was. I was like -- -- unionized or what do you think about that. Aren't -- areas Jim -- US attorney here Jim thanks for Colin and I really appreciate our thank you to pleasure -- I'm I'm well we're trying to do us sort through it we're trying to like you said in your comments after what went on. Is is this is gonna heal the rift in the police and -- -- in add to the trust of girls police department is this gonna keep us you know. Up and standing in moving to make the city recover that much quicker. It's got to I mean think about it accountability. Whenever you have a city a place. I applaud a society that actually hold this public officials accountable. And protect the people protect its citizens. And and does that within the law within the constitution. That is got to advance the ball. And I think you know the that the citizens have to have to remember. The vast vast majority of those men and women out there and blue art show us tremendous they're wonderful. They're good decent folks. Who really work hard to protect its citizens they work for -- war with restraint. And with within the rules and win when things get bad out here like He did after Katrina. Don't decide they have a -- rather they they go into into high gear under difficult circumstances actually protecting us so I think it's it's it's. Clearly a positive thing and will help the healing process. -- -- check who was in the studio with me. If they had if everything every physical thing that happened on the Danziger bridge. As it came out in court happens but you completely take away the cover up in the conspiracy. Where would we be yet today. It's hard to speculate because you can't separate the two. You know the -- the cover up happened. Began as as Bobby -- Bernstein said it was by the way tremendously prosecutor imitation -- from. Civil rights division and was down here where and and protect Carter tomorrow opposite Cindy Chang from her office and the FBI you know just a tremendous team but He told the jury. You know the college you write -- cover up began instantaneously. The cover up. The same type of mentality that infected these officers who went into a Rampage. On the bridge on restrained shot -- you know about a minute just nonstop. And and really and and really went went went wild on that bridge that's same mentality. Automatically cause them to go to cover up mode so you really can't speculate. We heard talk early on about -- Jackson's -- of Katrina and whether or not they would be able to take advantage. Of the cacophony that happened after the storm and and record company to be to the trial and how how far did it in. How far did it invest itself into this thing and Bobbi Bernstein basically she was able to pretty much keep and -- place. Well you know we we saw. That. Tried in the Glover case you know that the the -- -- days you know was wrong about there. Otherwise you know that the defense. In that was that was. I think clearly -- injected here. Clearly you know I've never bought it the people on him and federal law enforcement never bought it a player -- for the men and women in. In in local law enforcement never bored because they were out here doing what they were supposed to do under harsh conditions -- and clearly the jury did not buy that. You know as as I stood there and said they have oppressed by you know. It would if if if we can't depend on our our first responders but people who boo boom all of the that the men and women of law enforcement. Two to operate. But steadily. -- within the rules within the constitution within the law when things really get difficult out there to try to who can we depend on. You know we sure can't say yeah they hurricanes -- and -- disarmed the police shifting case you know let's say that not -- -- You know we have these these folks are the ones who we depend on to protect the innocent not to get a pass. And end and and and be able hide behind excuses when they decide but things are hairy out there they're hot they're tough. And they prey on the yes and it just doesn't work they'll. -- -- -- to open a can of worms but some of the police disarmed some of the citizens but let's talk about the city itself and your efforts now and then some of the comments you made about. You wanna help the you know PD become the best apartment in the country every time I talk about this people call -- say the police or trained to do this the police are trained to do that. Who's trained to the level of what happened after Katrina. Oh well personable. Ruby who remember this. -- I was there are we fiftieth in and out of the city I was that the emergency police the DOC in Baton Rouge. And saw. Good men and women of NO PD in the field sometimes and tattered clothes after post. With volunteers men and women from from state police. And from other enforcement agencies out there in in blistering horrible heat without enough you know sometimes water and it's Federer and doing their jobs who did it right. First of all in OPD need to you know that the men women event OPD. I think we're just wasn't just about Katrina remember this had more to do with. The rules of engagement and use of deadly force and anything else these men to grow up. On the bridge in response to a call that went out over the radio. And had the goods duty the obligation that there were trained to do. To handle that properly to not shoot first. And then cover up later you know suitable metaphor that we -- we shoot somebody should shoot shoot first ask questions later hell they even ask questions later but -- shot -- covered up. Well so. You know this was. A situation where they war they were trained to encountered individuals and -- all things. We're not these were not some of the army and that the police was so short handed in some instances they had to put people out there. Who were still in the academy and a -- and all these people a multiple year careers so they can't really point to two to ignorance around. And I say and I -- you write and I say repeatedly looked to. The men and women who did it right. The vast majority who didn't know where their families were. You know but who were out there in tough neighborhoods typical situations where they -- or confront a -- lawlessness from time to time we know. You know there was a lot of disinformation out there that that that made it seem a lot worse otherwise it was a typical situation but so many. Did it right and did it under the most difficult circumstances. And they deserve our gratitude they deserve our affection our respect. And -- and real reverence from the public for doing it right. You know these are folks whom did it. I can say they did it the wrong way. Is is the understatement of the decade. I well I know I am I mean they -- we have start to go through a sentencing phase of all this they were none of whom were found guilty of intentional murder. But some massive civil rights violations weren't what are we looking at. I mean I'm here I've heard as much as 250000. Dollar finds each I'm here I'm hearing a lot of stuff well what are they facing. But the first element you can look at at at the do you look at the top of the spectrum ranging a look at the bottom you if you look at that and actually build bottom but if you look at prince since. The the false statements and the conspiracy -- boot -- those carry a maximum penalty of five years imprisonment and and no minimum. And every -- by the way every better federal felony count as a possible. I -- slope of up to two -- 50000 every every charge every every -- always under under federal law. Every felony count now that said. If you look at the most severe penalty if possible. The the accounts one an eight which for the civil rights killing couch all of them under eighteen US feature 41. And that -- to 42. From those carry a maximum penalty of up to life imprisonment so -- individuals convicted of those could put. Receive up to life imprisonment rushed out and have really got to stressed. You know at the end of the day. It's going to be it is -- after a pre sentence investigation report is made to the court by US -- organizers probation service. Probation -- parole. Then the judge will look at this sentencing guidelines. And what is under no legal obligation percent to within those guidelines whatever they are. Consent to any range within the statute -- could be up to. Two ten years -- shooting up to life imprisonment. Now the firearms counts. The that that for these guys were convicted on. They are exposed to on one album a a minimum. Mandatory sentence of ten years. -- which must run consecutive -- any other sentenced hand and also a on the second 125 years. So as a practical matter look at a couple of minimum mandatory here and up to life imprisonment now that I'm kind of oversimplified but. But no that's that's basically want I want I mean this the verdict just came out in the sentencing -- way down the road and I know that I know that the judge has to do and I know have to do probation report right in the out but word. I mean these guys problem they're going to jail a minimum of ten. Minimum of 25 years there's -- to be let me ask you this if -- 250000. Dollar. Fine on every felony count is a possibility of someone is gonna get life imprisonment they still going to be stuck -- Medtronic. Don't know I mean it's again it's up to the court you know find certain things. You know their minds are our part things that are better. Taken -- consideration by the court. When when the court fashioned sentence based upon ability to page. Whether there was you know when He lost to the government tell whether or not apply -- would would add to the sentence materially from them until really had then the judges -- are very good about fashioning. Not just legal technically legal -- logical sentences in terms of -- find him and and bill restitution and things like that nicely all feel -- Donald -- pretty good over there. You know -- -- it's hard to say that we feel good I think -- feel you feel better is it an antidote on this -- again -- you know somebody out there I think we're Jimmy Dell or Iran introduce that I don't know if I said. I don't know if this is if I feel like this is so today's wedding or funeral you know it's it's. And and the metaphorically that's social because you know this this came from. -- base such a tragic event that had to be played over and over again. Which horribly affected the lives of so many people the families of the of the individual convicted who. You know that built mainly the families of the victims. Whose lives will forever be changed or two people dead couple. You know terribly injured. And end and who were scarred forever. And so I think what I think it's fair to say is that I'd feel -- -- attorney who think we all feel. Very strongly that got a great justice has been done however difficult and painful that is. In that you know that the victims were vindicated I think -- constitution and laws of the United States are vindicated. And I think you did that again I think we we also understand that we're seeing every day that code of silence. Is being shattered. And it's being shattered to the point where I think. But an environment in which police cultures were good guys -- C. And are aware of bad things going on. Actually on their obligation to come forward. Because that's that's that's this is just inseparable from there. Obligation to protect the citizens. Jim I appreciate you calling them I really do amendment congratulations. Thank you thank you all right Jim Ellison Jim -- The US attorney here with the when his comments about the verdict that came in a -- go way overtime for the news let's go to share rose here in the back with more your calls -- for a heroes push around -- -- -- Saying. There's Jimmy -- from Cowboy Mouth in the eighth caller. -- PepsiCo plans to 60. 94672609467. The eighth caller you're gonna win for tickets to go -- Cowboy Mouth and Harris. Saturday August 13 Saturday August the thirteenth. And Todd -- New Orleans Cowboy Mouth performing the eighth caller -- 26 so. 9467. You're gonna win for tickets to go see that show column up right now. Our government scholars to -- about there's a good chance for -- In my in my studio right now we just heard from Jim -- He called in here. And his comments after what he's talking about rebuilding the -- PD they are there to protect us not -- us. Was one of the things He said do you think like He thinks that this verdict is going to. Push just a little farther down the path of healing or is it just. Is sit out this I think it's open up the named any wider but I'm not sure it's. It's gotten to the point where it's healing thing at least I am I think it's maybe get into a discussion thing which is one place we -- -- -- I think we need to look at present tense present tense we have a new mayor -- Mitch Landrieu -- a big fan of I think He does a great job. We have a new police chief -- who I'm a fan of I think he's doing a good job. One of the things that Lee who called them before the Jim let me get on the phone and Jim -- talked about both of them talked about training. Spot I think the training was lacking years ago I think now we're trying to get an up to -- police department. You've got to get a higher quality of officers you've got to have better training and and I think we're moving in that direction. One of the things I was amazed that I heard Robert falcon testified during this trial when they talked about training. This is -- some unbelievable. But He said He is training as a related to deadly force. Dealt with paint balls and paint -- shootings. I turned it again next -- said what He said we we had the scenarios would paint ball training. I'm like oh my goodness what are you talking about so well I just think that the training. Present tense is much better than the training passed him. I don't know how events that much better I'll tell you the truth when's the last time they had earned an academy here. You just had a bunch officers you've got you've got what. All these ones have been suspended for three days because of all this stuff. All that all that the duty. Staying -- they tailed deal you got. A mother daughter son who pled guilty now on the and the mother comp has risen as a retired -- to fellow -- some of the highest respect ratings. In old city He is retired. Our bodies among the police force who can't tell me how many cops are out there and we're in hurricane season. You know -- -- yeah as are we are moving down right path yeah maybe so but one of the things -- move into is enough cops on the street. Ten times but it does bread Diaz you the winner thank congratulations. You're the winner of those take affirmative way another -- set them on next hour and make sure you stay tuned for that aren't let's get back to the phones here -- -- so 170 as the number. Agnes in New Orleans they don't Magnus -- -- gonna be out. -- -- -- -- -- think they'll be listening to your -- than the ones who think it's so what the police and are reluctant to support this. Verdict might get hit that they are part. Because I'm. -- in new wallet -- but my home in Maryland doesn't matter what part of the country unit I'm going to be Europe these -- -- suiting up. I'm happy until why people. The victims are almost always black people or people call up and so I think that's why it's so racial statement that helped -- put -- The police and its verdict -- seat. I gave me an example several years ago after that I need Lebanese it was a we need to put up may have an epic aren't out of date with a shotgun. Mutual -- actually hit it delayed -- I think they will keep. 'cause if He was black he'd have been in fact I wouldn't be a little in New York City 46 spoke with hope. -- -- -- -- Victim being shot publicly elected at all these black people. And -- we see that the verdict in that incident differently. The other thing I wanna say -- -- a couple of no the -- sympathizers or who. Of course helping these -- a couple of that sympathy it's usually. We need to something wrong vehicle to approval by approached typical book after the job to put to want to attract. Leads you down the back what they capacity it's. And I'm wondering how He. The collapse and grow it you've got out this help you do the wrong -- and electing a one affiliates. Of what government in copd or. But you have congress. People who we tie your. And collecting pinch hit before -- a trial before they found guilty. I'm the empathetic and who have to pay little tension about the -- don't have that option. I think that the doubles then I think it needs to be looked into. I can't argue with -- on the last one for sure the first one if if it -- the statistics element. I'm sure somebody has them I don't sort can't even argue or refute -- -- that -- I mean you you probably and I'm white and do I look up these numbers as much as you Dorsey at the -- I don't see the world the same way you do because I haven't grown up like you have ever seen the world familiarize so that -- You have what we call a wide open big shot -- -- believe they were unarmed. A couple of times. Spasms and parents is happening more than once if you're right though I mean that and that's for the -- get shot in the legs and front of the the White House. Don't know why that happened I mean I don't know the police officer that's strain. To shoot somebody in the legs they're trying to shoot center mass and they're trying to keep shooting until the end senate until vote -- -- -- -- the via. The danger of the situation is over so you know. The white outfit with a rifle. Them Agnes of hockey comment this is -- forever a couple of comments number one and thank you for you call and I totally respect your opinion. Number one there were two black defendants that I described I just make that I. I just make -- a comment on not a lot not as a criticism. Secondly the supervisor in this case lieutenant moment. Was a cooperating witness -- if He pled guilty and He testified that He was the -- and it. Who showed up on the scene after Kaufman so you are correct there war supervisors who were involved in this and the third point -- like to make his. Is I have discussed this case. With many different folks black YE media nine media people and restaurants coffee shops. And Agnes I want your opinion on this but my statement is. Definitely to me black folks have a different opinion of this case then white folks feel Rebecca. I. You and let me say because you your you quietly at its may not know. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Doesn't matter what you income level -- which you educate a little bit black -- talk they apparently took a prompt the police who really -- -- -- You know my own -- is slowly. There is a different protocol. -- blackboard -- told him they are stopped by the police because. In the black community -- we know it doesn't take much. Delusional like the answer of the police and imprint carries. For the educational level upper victims' families I don't even know -- -- -- -- I -- if there hadn't been much. Because local -- they -- -- going to be -- it was just. The persistent and educational. Leveled -- financial -- diplomatic -- that we actually got guitar. -- would you say I think has a lot of merit. And I will point out to the listeners into yourself obviously you're familiar with the Madison family not only is doctor Madison a prominent member of our community. I believe he's actually the president of the Louisiana dental association -- board so -- Think and I think people -- acquitted of the national. Don't duplicate it would give the black dentist so it's -- national. Prominence. Yes ma'am and I well I think that certainly was relevant to this case -- and why it wasn't try and on the on the state level is. Army weaken weaken. And it'll take days to go down that road because than they were the first arrested viable and I mean one of the arguments we made when this thing first happened was the district attorney. Eddie Jordan made statements. Wendy's police officers were first arrested. That frankly inflamed and I think. Put a dent in the and the chances. Of any -- on these statements are only when this happened they told you not you have now. That denied justice but you've made justice that much harder to reach that He did when He made some of the statements He -- when these things -- and that's -- -- -- -- is the king -- -- -- people He called up today but you're not gonna get any kind of state any kind of inflammatory statements on him until he's got -- from and frankly I think some of the mess up on the state level as one of the reasons why it took so long to get justice in here and -- the feds had to come in until it. Well I'm a metallic apparently and so I know what attorney's ethical obligation -- kind of a little bit about just about judge -- judged. Piccolo who dismissed the -- -- -- one of -- -- to file their brother. And but what in the in a BD another clip that I could be public. -- cube -- fail to be president because the attorney. We quiet typically not to do anything. Debt. It. They look. Tech. -- just like that one you're of the BO it's like the juror who stepped down at the we did this judge this judge should I don't want the jury did the juror who found out during the thing I'm I didn't even notice by -- Related by marriage to one of the defendants more than I got to step away because I don't want to taint the decision -- Bigelow should've done that the Supreme Court should a column on that. You know -- this should have been in state court years ago but again you. Well I know judge Bigelow when He is an ethical one honorable man and -- -- I disagree with both -- -- as a relates to judge Bigelow specifically. But you know who knows what what what may have yeah but you gotta go in front him and I just Yemeni -- judge anymore he's retired and enemies but I'm gonna. I'm gonna say what it is -- meaning not and I just think he's an ethical. Person -- overtime no Angus I appreciate your comment you stirred the pot considerably thanks so much for listeners thanks a bunch recall. I got to step away dome over time back -- more got a bunch of Carl's got a bunch of text. I -- -- for a for a couple more minutes and we're gonna fill the third hour when not mature calls and comments -- must push around a bit beyond. I got a minute left check. Coming up beautifully alive a lot of investigating what we have prediction. Well I think Jim one laid it out you know it's gonna be decades in jail for for the defendant -- It's it is what it is it's a tragedy and families of the victims the families of the defendants. We've had a thorough discussion on him. You know I think that -- Residents of the city in Orleans and the surrounding areas certainly are in tune of what happened in. I think it's the criminal justice system -- -- the jury system worked in the case and I organism has for now we gotta remember look okay now we gotta go from here.


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Q: Image of a proper subset I'm trying to solve this excercise:

Let $f:A\to B$ a bijection. Then $X\subset A$, $X\neq A$ if and only if $f(X)\subset B$, $f(X)\neq B$.

I am trying to prove it by doing both directions and I think I've accomplished the sufficient condition; however, i cannot figure out how to prove the necessary condition. I think I should take an element $x\in B\setminus f(X)$ to show that it doesn't belong to $A\setminus X$ but I cannot understand how. Anyone could help?

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For the reverse implication, note that $g = f^{-1}:B \to A$ is also a bijection, and so you can use your proof for the forward implication applied to $g$.

A: choose $y_0\in B/f(X)$. By onto $\exists \;x_{0}\in A$ such that $f(x_{0})=y_{0}$. But $x_{0}\in A/X $ otherwise $f(x_{0})=y_{0}\in f(X) $(contradiction). So $A/X$ is nonempty and obviously $X\subseteq f^{-1}(B)=A$. Hence $X$ is proper subset of $A$.

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Lekaryds landskommun var en tidigare kommun i Kronobergs län.

Administrativ historik
Kommunen bildades i Lekaryds socken i Allbo härad i Småland då 1862 års kommunalförordningar trädde i kraft.

I samband med kommunreformen 1952 inkorporerades den i Alvesta köping som 1971 ombildades till Alvesta kommun.

Politik

Mandatfördelning i Lekaryds landskommun 1942-1946

Referenser

Sveriges kommuner 1863-1951
Tidigare kommuner i Kronobergs län
Indelningar i Alvesta kommun

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Q: Anisotropy provoked by magnetic field in an isotropic dielectric Assume you have an isotropic dielectric. Now introduce an homogeneous and constant magnetic field and an electromagnetic wave (light) in the same direction of the magnetic field. I have to relate the polarization and the electric field, show that the field produces an anisotropy in the dielectric, find the dielectric permittivity tensor and then show that the dielectric es now optically active, meaning that the dielectric shifts the plane of polarization of the incoming wave.
Here's my attempt: Let $\epsilon$ be the dielectric permittivity tensor, $\epsilon_0$ the usual constant, $\vec{P}$ the polarization vector and $\vec{D}$ the electric displacement vector. Then I get:$$\vec{D}=\epsilon\vec{E}=\epsilon_0 \vec{E} + \vec{P} \Rightarrow \boxed{\vec{P}=\epsilon_0(\epsilon_r-I_3)\vec{E}}$$
But now I'm pretty much stuck. I think there $\textit{may}$ be a mistake in the formulation of the problem I was provided. I think that maybe the magnetic field is homogeneous but not constant, because if it's constant, it doesn't produce any additional electric field, and because of the vector $\vec{k}$ of the wave is in the same direction as $\vec{B}$, then when I use $\vec{H}\times\vec{k}=\omega \vec{D}$, the only field that affects the value of $\vec{D}$ is the magnetic field from the wave, not the "constant" one.
In conclusion, I'd like to know if it's possible (and how to do so) to solve the problem if $\vec{B}=B_0 \vec{u_k}$ and if it's not possible to do so without it being constant, then with an arbitrary magnetic field dependent on time.

A: My recollections from Landafshitz on magneto-optical effects is that
$$D=\epsilon E + i f E\times H$$
where $\epsilon$ is the permeability without the external magnetic field, and $f$ is some constant, and $H$ is the magnetic field (Landashitz use $B$ for the magnetic induction but that would be the same here). If I recall correctly, they derive that purely based on some consideration of symmetry, not with a microscopic model of charges.


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Cat Osterman, 6'2"
Oldest of Gary and Laura's children, Catherine Leigh Osterman was born on April 16, 1983 in Houston, Texas, and has two younger brothers, Craig and Chris. She played soccer and basketball until the day she filled in for her Little League softball team as a back-up pitcher. She was hooked and asked for pitching lessons for her eleventh birthday. From that point on, her passion for softball blossomed and she became a high school and club softball phenomenon. To avoid confusion with another Catherine, her coaches began calling her "Cat".
A left-hander, Cat stands 6-2, with hands so large she can grip a softball entirely with her fingers rather than having to cradle it in her palm. That allows her to put above-average spin on the ball and surprise batters as arguably no one has. She has command of six pitches but claims she rarely throws her fastball.
In summer of 2001, after graduating from Cypress Springs (Texas) High School as the Gatorade National Softball Player of the Year, Osterman was invited to join USA Softball's national team. Over the years, Cat has accumulated impressive stats and won other numerous awards. She ranks first in the nation in strikeouts per seven innings at 15.4, and is the first softball player to twice appear on the cover of Sports Illustrated. She owns four of the top five seasons for the NCAA's best strikeout ratio (strikeouts per seven innings pitched), and was the first of only three NCAA pitchers to register 2,000-plus strikeouts. Cat won a gold medal in the 2004 Summer Olympics and is now looking forward to competing in the 2008 Summer Olympics.
As a Texas LonghornDuring her four years on the Forty Acres, Osterman was named USA Softball National Player of the Year three times and is noted as one of the top softball pitchers in the world. Osterman was the youngest member of the U.S. Olympic team to take home a gold medal in Athens in 2004, and the 6-2 lefthander set the NCAA career strikeout record (2,265) and strikeout ratio record for strikeouts-per-seven innings (14.4), as well as ranking No. 2 all-time in career shutouts (85). While leading the NCAA in 2006 with an ERA of 0.37 and 15.4 strikeouts-per-seven-innings pitched, Osterman finished 38-4 with 28 shutouts and five no-hitters and led 55-9 Texas to a Women's College World Series berth (softball's final eight) for the third time in her Longhorn career.
Osterman has broken virtually every University of Texas school pitching record, as well as several Big 12 Conference records. As a freshman, she pitched the first perfect game in UT softball history - the first of her seven career perfect games and just one of her 20 career no-hitters. As a sophomore she was named USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year after leading the Longhorns to their second-ever Women's College World Series appearance. In her junior year, she posted a season record of 30-7 with a 0.36 ERA, pitched 22 shutouts and six no-hitters with three perfect games to again garner Player of the Year laurels and a return trip to the World Series.
Osterman was a four-time National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-American and three-time Big 12 Female Athlete of the Year (only athlete from any men's or women's sport to earn the honor more than once) and was the four-time Big 12 Conference Pitcher of the Year - becoming the first Big 12 student-athlete across all sports to earn a player of the year honor four times. In addition, the psychology major was a three-year member of the All-Big 12 Academic Team.


IT would be almost unthinkable nowadays for a business not to have a telephone to communicate with customers and suppliers. In the future, it may be almost as unthinkable for a business not to have a computer for the same purposes.
More and more companies are starting to replace mundane paper documents, such as purchase orders and invoices, with electronic messages that travel between the buyer's computer and the supplier's computer. If such systems spread, companies without computer capability may be cut off from the flow of commerce.
Such a scenario is already starting to confront the 30,000 suppliers for the auto plants. The car makers have announced plans to convert almost entirely to electronic transactions in two or three years. Some auto makers, it is said, have suggested that if a supplier was not prepared to go along by then, it would no longer be a supplier.
''I expect the automotive industry will be a paperless environment in three to five years,'' said Margaret Goscinski, associate director of the Automotive Industry Action Group, a trade group that has devised standards for electronic transactions between the auto makers and their suppliers.
Such transactions, known as electronic data interchange, or EDI, have been done for years by some large companies. Now, however, the systems are spreading rapidly, spurred by the increase of personal computers and data communications networks. Numerous vendors now offer software or complete electronic mail services that allow even small companies with a personal computer to handle electronic transactions.
Another factor is that standards are being developed so that all companies in an industry can use common electronic order forms and invoices. Before standardization, a company might need different computer systems and transmission system for each customer. ''Standardizing is the key to making EDI practical,'' said Edward N. Wong, a production control specialist for the Ford Motor Company, which has already eliminated paper purchase orders for auto parts.
The transportation industry was a pioneer in developing standards to facilitate transmission of information among railroads and trucking companies. Virtually all the waybills used by railroads today are electronic.
Major grocery companies also heavily use EDI now to transmit orders to suppliers. In addition, metal and chemical companies, and even paper producers, are working on standardizing electronic transactions.
In addition, a committee established by the American National Standards Institute has developed a generic standard for all industries - in effect, an order pad that would permit an auto company to order from an electronics company, for example - and is now trying to unite that standard with one being developed in Europe, according to Anthony J. D'Anna, an engineer for the American Telephone and Telegraph Company who is chairman of the committee.
Electronic transactions have numerous advantages, proponents say. Today, most of a company's information is stored on computers anyway. When the computer inventory management system indicates that supplies are low, a paper purchase order is made up and mailed. At the other end, the order is received and re-entered into a computer for billing purposes. It is much simpler and more accurate to have the buyer's computer communicate automatically with the supplier's computer, EDI experts say.
George Klima, director of accounting systems for Super Valu Stores Inc., a major food wholesaler and retailer based in Minneapolis, said it costs the company $1.75 to call in a purchase order and then send a paper confirmation. Electronically, ''we can transmit it for 30 cents,'' he said.
Since electronic transactions are virtually instantaneous, they also allow companies to cut inventory costs by ordering supplies much closer to the time they need them.
At present, the main transactions handled electronically are purchase orders and invoices. But gradually the concept is extending to other documents, such as shipping manifests and requests for quotes. In the future, payments will also be made electronically, some predict.
Still, paper is not going to disappear overnight. Smaller companies will resist computerizing. Some companies worry about the security of electronic networks. Still others might be reluctant to give up paper, if only to have paper for their auditors. ''If you've always had that invoice in your hand, you might not trust what comes electronically,'' said Harriet Rusk, an official of the Aluminum Association who is working on developing standards for ordering metals electronically.
Input Inc., a Mountain View, Calif., market research firm, estimates that expenditures in the United States on computer services, software and transmission for EDI will grow 100 percent a year, from $38 million in 1985 to $1.14 billion in 1990. Still, Input estimates that the number of electronic documents sent will be a small percentage of the tens of billions of business documents sent by mail.


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Lost Dog Notebook / The Making of Juliet & Romeo
The Making of Juliet & Romeo
I first saw Romeo and Juliet when I was a teenager. It was an RSC production. I knew as the show began that in about two hours they would be dead so I was reluctant to care about them.
Aged 14 I was starting to understand that it was not advisable to care for too many people. Empathy is not a limitless resource. We have to choose who we invest our emotions in. Invest wisely I say. This cautious approach is a characteristic I have evidently passed on to my children. My daughter didn't want a gerbil as a pet because she'd heard on the grapevine that they kept dying. She wanted a tortoise. Here was a creature that had every chance of outliving its 6 year old owner, and so it would be the tortoise rather than my daughter who had to deal with the grief..
Romeo and Juliet were the theatrical equivalent of gerbils – their death was predictable and imminent and so it seemed best – however cute they were – to just withhold my affection for them and sit it out.
But they were good those RSC actors – and Shakespeare knows what he's doing – so I was sucked in – I cared – I unwillingly handed over emotional energy. As humans we are, with notable exceptions, predisposed to it.
We don't want the people we care for to die. I didn't want Romeo and Juliet to die. I have seen subsequent productions in which I had the opposite feeling because the two leads were so annoying but in this, my first production, I wanted life. And there were so many opportunities for them to live. If only Romeo had got the message that Juliet sent, if only Juliet had drunk a few milligrams less of sleeping potion and so had woken up 30 seconds earlier, if only Paris had been better at sword fighting and so had delayed Romeo's entrance by a minute or two. If only, if only. As audience we had to witness just how close they sailed to staying alive, and I found that almost unbearable.
So this piece came from a long standing dislike of death and a dawning realisation that in my job I was perfectly placed to re-write this moment that had frustrated me for so long. I wanted Romeo and Juliet to live, and that was our starting point. Initially it was exhilarating, anything was possible, where would they go, how would they live? We were overwhelmed with the possibilities.
And then gradually things got harder. The problem with cheating death is that then you have to carry on living. According to the experts the chemical cocktail that we experience as romantic love only lasts for 3 years. During those three years there is a gradual fall from the ideal to the real. And Romeo and Juliet had a particularly long way to fall. I was interested in this second part of their relationship, the bit after romantic love that was intrinsically less dramatic, more mundane and more repetitive. If their early passion was in part fed by the intransigence of their warring families then what kind of relationship grows from the daily struggle to get a buggy up 5 flights of stairs?
The creative process somehow mirrored this fall into the ordinary. We began with a lightness and optimism which allowed us to play with Shakespeare's story and to find the ridiculous in this supposed tragedy. We spent a great deal of time consuming as many versions of the story as we could find in particular Macmillan's and Nureyev's ballets and Zeffirelli's and Lurhman's films and allowed these multiple versions to confuse themselves in our brain. And then we got stuck. There was much sitting in silence watching the changing light outside and realising that another day had passed with little progress.
I love the uncertainty of the devising process, there is something alchemical about it. But it is frustrating. There is no score to refer to and no script to pick up, just a lot of what can best be described as drifting. It often feels like failing, but without quite knowing against which bench mark I'm failing. I'm constantly reaching for things that 'work' and I can only really judge that from some kind of shifting unreliable instinct. There is a great deal that ends up on the cutting room floor. For example we spent a long time rehearsing a scene in which Romeo and Juliet get drunk with Shakespeare. We felt that this scene was somehow key to our understanding of their present situation, but it turned out to be a red herring, so we turned off the blaring music, stopped staggering around and felt a bit embarrassed. We created duets that had a physical logic but didn't seem to say anything, so they also had to go. But as Geoffrey Rush's character says in Shakespeare in Love 'the natural condition of the theatre business is one of insurmountable obstacles on the road to imminent disaster,' and I think, like most people involved in creating work, I am slightly addicted to that feeling of imminent disaster while also holding onto the belief that 'It will all turn out well.'
You are probably reading this in that dead time before the show begins so you are not yet in a position to judge if it turns out well. And I wouldn't want to lead you on that one. It's shorter than the original I'll say that much for it. I would also say, as a general rule, Lost Dog work has been getting better so if this is your first Lost Dog show you've chosen a good moment to discover our work and if you don't like this show try coming back to us in a couple of years.
Lost Dog was formed in 2004 by myself and Raquel Meseguer. We were students at the London Contemporary Dance School. The name came from the idea of a mongrel. The mongrel is a dog who has lost track of its heritage. It is not a pure breed, or even a cross breed it is its own thing, made up of bits of God knows what. We wanted to make mongrel work. It didn't feel particularly cutting edge to us, actually it felt quite old fashioned because what we were interested in doing was using whatever we felt was right (and achievable within our limited skill set) to tell a story. The story was the thing. And still is.
It's possible that life is in essence senseless and without meaning. That worries me. As you have seen from my denial of death I am expert at hiding from uncomfortable truths so I have found a career that allows me to give shape and meaning to life through the telling of stories. And what I accidentally discovered, although I'm sure I wasn't the first, was that when stories are told communally they do an extraordinary thing: they allow us to get out of our heads, to let go of our superior intellect, and our irreconcilable views, and to drop into our emotional selves. It is an unfamiliar place, one in which I feel the nerve-wracking opportunity for connection and recognition. Being English I don't want to make too much of this. I don't want to hold hands or make eye contact or anything like that. In fact I want to sit in the dark of the theatre pretending I'm by myself…but also knowing that I'm not. It is the potential for that shared experience that makes me want to go the theatre.
From the beginning of Lost Dog I was interested in creating this kind of experience. Whether the work is classified as dance or theatre doesn't feel that important but inside the process we spend many hours wrestling with these two intertwined ideas, marvelling at how close and how different they are, and convinced that the truth of the human condition sits somewhere between the two.
So here is Juliet and Romeo told in the technicolour of words and movement – a death defying, life affirming, alchemical experiment in turning gerbils into tortoises and re-shaping this iconic story of love and death into something far more ordinary.
This article by Ben Duke first appeared in the programme for Juliet & Romeo at the Royal Opera House Linbury Theatre – 13 and 14 April 2019.


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When it was just rich people going, it wasn't about just getting a better job, because you were already rich, you already had the entré into the better job. You could already do unfunded apprenticeships and your parents' friends were the people offering you the unfunded apprenticeships. You had a good five ways within the system. But now it's a market transaction, and once it's a market transaction we start applying cost benefit analysis to it. We start saying, well if the university degree earns you so many pounds, then it makes sense to start talking about you paying so many pounds. And if the objective here is to take people whose lifetime income expectancy was so many pounds, and make it a little bit higher –– which is what we call social mobility –– then why shouldn't that be a virtuous cycle and they pay back into it. That way the university can expand the number of students they take on and all the rest of it, right?
The problem with that is that it's become a Ponzi scheme, especially in America. We haven't quite gotten there here. But in America, you have this crazy thing where it is somewhat true and it's also universally received as true, that you can't get a good job without a university degree. It's also the case that universities, including many state colleges –– that are actually owned by the public –– can act as loan originators, which is to say they lend you the money but where those loans are then backed by the federal government. They can lend you any amount of money because there's no risk to them because the government will take the loan off their hands. Those loans are then further secured by the federal government when they float them as bonds. So you have this weird perverse incentive where the universities, the more they charge the more they get –– which is a bit weird right? Because in real market economies, the more you charge the more you get up to a point, and then people start going, wait a second, that's not worth it anymore, and they stop paying in. But if I tell you that you can't get a job unless you get a degree, and then I tell you that no matter how much the degree costs I can get you a loan for that much, all of a sudden you start getting takers for those crazy propositions and that starts to look like a bubble, like a pyramid scheme.


Oleg and I went to Missouri and Kansas to follow the solar eclipse.
BOONVILLE, MISSOURI - Traveled to Missouri to experience the 2017 solar eclipse event. This was approximately around 1pm on Monday, August 21st.


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