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New York Times Book Review and Magazine
The L M Montgomery Reader
Author: Benjamin Lefebvre
Publisher: University of Toronto Press
The final volume of The L.M. Montgomery Reader, A Legacy in Review examines a long overlooked portion of Montgomery's critical reception: reviews of her books. Although Montgomery downplayed the impact that reviews had on her writing career, claiming to be amused and tolerant of reviewers' contradictory opinions about her work, she nevertheless cared enough to keep a large percentage of them in scrapbooks as an archive of her career. Edited by leading Montgomery scholar Benjamin Lefebvre, this volume presents more than four hundred reviews from eight countries that raise questions about and offer reflections on gender, genre, setting, character, audience, and nationalism, much of which anticipated the scholarship that has thrived in the last four decades. Lefebvre's extended introduction and chapter headnotes place the reviews in the context of Montgomery's literary career and trace the evolution of attitudes to her work, and his epilogue examines the reception of Montgomery's books that were published posthumously. A comprehensive account of the reception of Montgomery's books, published during and after her lifetime, A Legacy in Review is the illuminating final volume of this important new resource for L.M. Montgomery scholars and fans around the world.
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Citizen Critics
Author: Rosa A. Eberly
Publisher: University of Illinois Press
In this revealing study of the links among literature, rhetoric, and democracy, Rosa A. Eberly explores the public debate generated by amateur and professional readers about four controversial literary works: two that were censored in the United States and two that created conflict because they were not censored.In Citizen Critics Eberly compares the outrage sparked by the publication of James Joyce's Ulysses and Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer with the relative quiescence that greeted the much more violent and sexually explicit content of Bret Easton Ellis's American Psychoand Andrea Dworkin's Mercy. Through a close reading of letters to the editor, reviews, media coverage, and court cases, Eberly shows how literary critics and legal experts defused censorship debates by shifting the focus from content to aesthetics and from social values to publicity. By asserting their authority to pass judgments - thus denying the authority of citizen critics - these professionals effectively removed the discussion from literary public spheres.A passionate advocate for treating reading as a public and rhetorical enterprise rather than solely as a private one, Eberly suggests the potential impact a work of literature may have on the social polity if it is brought into public forums for debate rather than removed to the exclusive rooms of literary criticism. Eberly urges educators to use their classrooms as protopublic spaces in which students can learn to make the transition from private reader to public citizen.
Apocalypse Then
Author: Robert R. Tomes
Publisher: NYU Press
Prior to the Vietnam war, American intellectual life rested comfortably on shared assumptions and often common ideals. Intellectuals largely supported the social and economic reforms of the 1930s, the war against Hitler's Germany, and U.S. conduct during the Cold War. By the early 1960s, a liberal intellectual consensus existed. The war in Southeast Asia shattered this fragile coalition, which promptly dissolved into numerous camps, each of which questioned American institutions, values, and ideals. Robert R. Tomes sheds new light on the demise of Cold War liberalism and the development of the New Left, and the steady growth of a conservatism that used Vietnam, and anti-war sentiment, as a rallying point. Importantly, Tomes provides new evidence that neoconservatism retreated from internationalism due largely to Vietnam, only to regroup later with substantially diminished goals and expectations. Covering vast archival terrain, Apocalypse Then stands as the definitive account of the impact of the Vietnam war on American intellectual life.
Understanding Colson Whitehead
Author: Derek C. Maus
Publisher: Univ of South Carolina Press
Although 2002 MacArthur Fellowship recipient Colson Whitehead ardently resists overarching categorizations of his work, Derek C. Maus argues in this volume that Whitehead's first six books are linked by a careful balance between adherence to and violation of the wisdom of past generations. Whitehead bids readers to come along with him on challenging, often open-ended literary excursions designed to reexamine accepted notions of truth. Understanding Colson Whitehead unravels the parallel structures found within Whitehead's fiction from his 1999 novel The Intuitionist through 2011's Zone One. In his choice of literary forms, Whitehead attempts to revitalize the limiting formulas to which they have been reduced by first imitating and then violating the conventions of those genres and sub-genres. Whitehead similarly tests subject matter, again imitating and then satirizing various forms of conventional wisdom as a means of calling out unexamined, ignored, and/or malevolent aspects of American culture. Although only one of many subjects that Whitehead addresses, race often takes a place of centrality in his works and, as such, serves as the prime example of how Whitehead asks his readers to revisit their assumptions about meanings and values. By jumbling the literary formulas of the detective novel, the heroic folktale, the coming-of-age story, and the zombie apocalypse, Whitehead reveals the flaws and shortcomings of many of the long-lasting stories through which Americans have defined themselves. Some of the stories Whitehead focuses on are explicitly literary in nature, but he more frequently directs his attention toward the historical and cultural processes that influence how race, class, gender, education, social status, and other categories of identity determine what an individual supposedly can and cannot do.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Feminist as Thinker
Author: Ellen Carol DuBois
More than one hundred years after her death, Elizabeth Cady Stanton still stands—along with her close friend Susan B. Anthony—as the major icon of the struggle for women's suffrage. In spite of this celebrity, Stanton's intellectual contributions have been largely overshadowed by the focus on her political activities, and she is yet to be recognized as one of the major thinkers of the nineteenth century. Here, at long last, is a single volume exploring and presenting Stanton's thoughtful, original, lifelong inquiries into the nature, origins, range, and solutions of women's subordination. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Feminist as Thinker reintroduces, contextualizes, and critiques Stanton's numerous contributions to modern thought. It juxtaposes a selection of Stanton's own writings, many of them previously unavailable, with eight original essays by prominent historians and social theorists interrogating Stanton's views on such pressing social issues as religion, marriage, race, the self and community, and her place among leading nineteenth century feminist thinkers. Taken together, these essays and documents reveal the different facets, enduring insights, and fascinating contradictions of the work of one of the great thinkers of the feminist tradition. Contributors: Barbara Caine, Richard Cándida Smith, Ellen Carol DuBois, Ann D. Gordon, Vivian Gornick, Kathi Kern, Michele Mitchell, and Christine Stansell.
Jews and Judaism in The New York Times
Author: Christopher Vecsey, Ph.D
Jews and Judaism have been profoundly affected by the horrific course of the Holocaust, and by the formation of Israel as a Jewish nation-state. These have been the major themes in the Times' treatment of Judaism, in thousands of articles, from the 1970s to the present.
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Whitford plays TV reporter John Morgan, who gets dispatched to cover the story of a beached whale – a "fluff piece" in his opinion. It turns out the whale is actually a whole bunch of whales, and John smells something big. He pesters an oceanographer who says the whales apparently starved to death, which would indicate that something killed off the plankton in the sea.
Rogue (aren't they all?) atmospheric scientist Dr. Evan Thorne (Corbett) catches John's whale story as it airs. Thorne thinks it might be connected to his own findings: that there is a huge hole in the ozone layer above the Pacific ocean. And not only that: the hole is rapidly moving towards Los Angeles. The unfiltered radiation from the sun hammering down on L.A. would of course mean complete disaster.
Thorne's attempt to convince the mayor to evacuate the city fails, because the mayor trusts the government-appointed head of the acronym C.O.A.R. (Center of Atmospheric Research, perhaps?), one Dr. Aaron Schiffren (Irwin), who also happens to be Dr. Thorne's nemesis and former boss.
As the ozone hole approaches L.A., weird things start to happen: fishermen at sea are burned to death, birds seem to lose their navigational senses and come crashing into the mayor's office, bees appear from nowhere and attack motorists in downtown L.A., bugs of various kinds invade apartment buildings, and lots of people seek medical aid for blisters and burns.
And as things get bad, the good citizens of Los Angeles do what they always do in times of crisis: riot. The plot grinds to a complete halt for an inordinate amount of time while we're treated to random scenes of looting and chaos, some of which appear to be archive footage.
Luckily, Dr. Thorne and his team realize they have a way to stop the approaching ozone hole. Before he got fired from the C.O.A.R., Thorne was working on the O.R.B., or Ozone Replenishing Bomb (only it isn't really a bomb, it's actually a "device"). If the team can get the prototype to actually work, and can find a way to launch it into the ozone hole, it can get the ozone layer to replenish itself and seal the hole. It's got something to do with chlorine. I don't know.
The Sky's on Fire is a treat if you're into bad movie physics, plot holes and logical inconsistencies in general. Forget the fact that Our Heroes can fly all the way up to the ozone hole without being burned while people down on the ground get baked to death — the most absurd part of all is the final resolution when the ozone hole is sealing itself up in a matter of seconds!
While there's some potential in the various animal attacks, those scenes are all rather short and lack any real energy, and the cheap-looking effects work doesn't make them any better. Skimping on the disaster content while spending a boring ten minutes on anonymous people running around with looted TV sets was perhaps not the best directorial decision ever.
That said, I must admit I actually found The Sky's on Fire more watchable than the above reveals (and certainly more than the script deserves). While this film is nowhere near being "good", and descends into the downright ludicrous during the final third or so, the silliness of it all is kind of enjoyable. And as I indicated initially, some of the cast — at least Whitford, Billingsley and to some extent Corbett — actually deliver decent performances in spite of the material they have to work with. After seeing too many disaster movies full of people who couldn't act their way out of a wet paper bag, I'm just glad to see anything resembling actual talent.


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Cameron under fire for not coming to Commons to answer questions on Hackgate
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David Cameron is likely to face another rough press tomorrow after sending Jeremy Hunt to the House of Commons to update MPs on 'Hackgate'. While Mr Hunt was able to tell the Commons that he was now referring NewsCorp's BSkyB bid to the Competition Commission he was unable to answer all questions from Ed Miliband and other Labour MPs on, for example, the extent of David Cameron's recent contact with Andy Coulson and other senior NewsCorp executives. The Leader of the Opposition said Cameron should have come to Parliament to answer MPs' question – just as he answered journalists' questions last Friday. Both Christopher Hope of The Telegraph and Tim Shipman of the Daily Mail (ie not the usual suspects) tweeted agreement…
Jeremy Hunt gave a robust defence of the Coalition's position and said that a fiery Ed Miliband had set the wrong tone. The Culture Secretary said Labour had had ample opportunity to investigate hacking when they were in power and had been asked by the select committee covering the brief to do so. Not only had Labour failed to act Mr Hunt attacked Ed Miliband for double standards in employing Tom Baldwin; a former Times journalist accused by Lord Ashcroft of dirty journalism.
The news continues to get worse for News International. The Guardian has now accused other Murdoch titles of foul play against Gordon Brown. The former Prime Minister was it appears targeted by The Sun and The Sunday Times:
Scotland Yard has discovered references to both Brown and his wife, Sarah, in paperwork seized from Glenn Mulcaire, the private investigator who specialised in phone hacking for the News of the World;
Abbey National bank found evidence suggesting that a "blagger" acting for the Sunday Times on six occasions posed as Brown and gained details from his account;
London lawyers, Allen & Overy, were tricked into handing over details from his file by a conman working for the Sunday Times;
Details from his infant son's medical records were obtained by the Sun, who published a story about the child's serious illness.
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(Yicai Global) Jan. 16 -- Landspace Technology Corp., a Chinese commercial company operating in space industry, announced that it will supply rocket launch services to a Danish company in 2018. The move marks the first order of commercial rocket launch services from international market undertaken by Chinese private enterprises.
Landspace Technology Corporation and Danish company GomSpace jointly held a joint press conference in Hangzhou in China's eastern province of Zheijiang on Jan. 13 to announce their cooperation in the field of rocket launch services.
Under the deal, the Beijing-based Chinese company will use the "LandSpace-1" rocket launcher to launch GomSpace's cubesats, miniaturized satellites for space research, in 2018.
The company's CEO Zhang Changwu told Yicai Global that it boasts core capabilities such as designing the body structure system, control system and separation system of rocket launchers and related single-machine equipment, as well as conditions and capabilities of assembly, test, research and development of rocket launchers.
GomSpace has a reputation as an international developer of microsatellites and has provided microsatellites and related services to US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) on several occasions.
"We chose Landspace not mainly for prices. The service prices offered by Landspace are fine. But we do believe in their technical superiority. We got to know and communicated with their technical team years ago. We trust their capability," Niels Buus, CEO of GomSpace, said in an interview with Yicai Global.
LandSpace is a private enterprise incorporated in 2015. Its CEO Zhang Changwu said during a public occasion last year that the goal of the company entering the field of commercial rocket launcher is to make small commercial rockets entry into a substantive stage of industrialization possible. "We are open to serve as a bridge between China and the global aerospace industry," he said.


PORTSMOUTH are the only Premier League side still in this year's FA cup after Cardiff City continued a weekend of shockers by beating Middlesbrough 2-0 on Sunday.
First-half goals from Peter Whittingham and Roger Johnson handed the Championship side a deserved win at the Riverside and a place in the semi-finals alongside Barnsley and Portsmouth.
The Barclays Premier League side wasted little time in stating their intentions with Stewart Downing forcing a corner within seconds of the kick-off.
However, Cardiff defended it resolutely with striker Paul Parry and defender Glenn Loovens combining to prevent Huth from reaching Downing's cross at the near post.
Hasselbaink made his presence felt for the first time with five minutes gone when he flicked on Tony Capaldi's long throw for Parry, although David Wheater's intervention sent his header way off-target.
But the Coca-Cola Championship side got their noses in front four minutes later in stunning style.
Julio Arca only half-cleared another long throw from Capaldi and with his team-mates appealing for handball as a scramble developed, Peter Whittingham danced his way into position before curling a superb shot past Mark Schwarzer and in off the upright.
Full-back Capaldi was the provider once again three minutes later when he crossed from the left for Hasselbaink to head wide at the near post when he should have done better.
Stephen McPhail and Ramsey combined well to set up Parry after 20 minutes, and he curled a left-foot shot just wide after stepping inside Emanuel Pogatetz.
But the second goal duly arrived two minutes later when defender Roger Johnson dived to meet Whittingham's free-kick and guided a header past Schwarzer.
Yesterday Barnsley stunned holders Chelsea with a 1-0 win at Oakwell while Portsmouth ousted Premier League champions and last season's beaten finalists Manchester United with a 1-0 success at Old Trafford.
The draw for the semi-finals will be held tomorrow.


On Christmas Eve it would be nice to get your gift in Minecraft PE. With this add-on you will see the gifts almost anywhere, in any part of the world. They will please you, if you carefully "open" it. Yeah, the Christmas Gifts Addon replaces a creeper and you have to kill him to get the treasured items.
Santa is a new mob replaces a witch. If you kill Santa (sounds crazy :)) you get a few present spawn eggs. Use them to create new gifts.
New items for decoration: Christmas star and lights.
Now you can get even more useful things from the gift.
The addon is functionally similar to Lucky block mod, you can now only explode if you do not have time to kill the first creeper. The addon is functionally similar to Lucky block mod, but now you can explode if you don't kill a creeper first.
If you are very quick and were still able to kill this green creature, then as a reward you will get some quite useful items. Gifts inhabit everywhere and you are sure to find them after the spawn.
How to install the Christmas Gifts?


Recently back from a long weekend in the Boston-NH-Maine region. While the primary purpose of our trip was to look at sleep away camps for my children, we took the opportunity to make a mini-vacation out of it. Despite the short timeframe – 4 nights – our journey felt unhurried and very "full".
Brief outline immediately below; read on for details!
Mode of transportation – car! approximately 4 hours from NYC to Boston, and approximately 5 hours from Ogunquit, Maine, to NYC. All other timeframes are tricky to calculate as we made many stops along the way.
Hotels – Intercontinental Boston; Hanover Inn, Hanover, NH; Lodge on the Cove, Kennebunkport, ME – part of the Kennebunkport Resort Collection (http://www.kennebunkportresortcollection.com/), which has a great assortment of hotels at different price ranges. For a huge treat, check out Hidden Pond, their most high-end option.
Our first stop was Boston. We began with a walk through the Boston Commons and the Public Gardens. Between petting dogs and pausing to listen to live music every few feet, my kids could have spent the entire afternoon there.
It was exciting to be in the place that is the backdrop for one of our family's favorite books, "Make Way For Ducklings" – to actually see the mallard ducks and the swan boats was exciting.
We made our way to Commonwealth Avenue long enough to marvel at the beautiful green mall that runs down the center of this residential street.
We then then shot over to Newberry Street (the Madison Avenue of Boston) for some locally made ice cream at Emack & Bolio's (http://www.emackandbolios.com).
With tons of alluring boutiques, we (or should I say, I) could have done some serious damage there in a hurry but we had already booked the Duck Boat Tour (http://www.bostonducktours.com/) and had no time to spare. We boarded the Duck Boat at the Prudential Center and thoroughly enjoyed the 80 minute trip around the city, both by land and by water, on the Charles River.
After the Duck Boat, we went for dinner at Trade (http://trade-boston.com/), a Mediterranean restaurant near the waterfront. After a satisfying meal al fresco we decided to take a walk. We accidentally, and very fortuitously, discovered the Rose Kennedy Greenway (http://www.rosekennedygreenway.org/). We spent hours along the Greenway uncovering many of its little treasures.
Aside from the beautiful open green spaces, we discovered a "free" library box with fun books to browse through, a harbor fog installation with cool lights, all triggered by movement, a choreographed water fountain/light show and an adorable carousel at the end of the Greenway near Faneuil Hall.
We finally checked into our hotel, the Intercontinental Boston (http://www.intercontinentalboston.com/), late in the evening and had a sound night's sleep after such a full day. The Intercontinental is a very nice hotel, though more corporate than I would opt for on my next visit. We initially booked there because they are pet-friendly, but then ended up leaving our pooch at home. Its location was convenient to the Rose Kennedy Greenway, Faneuil Hall and the waterfront, and a short cab ride from most other areas of town.
We left Bean Town early the next day to visit a couple of camps in New Hampshire and then settled in for the evening in Hanover, NH, home of Dartmouth College. After checking out this adorable little town, we had a dinner that hit the spot at Market Table (http://www.markettablenh.com/) – try to get an outdoor table if you are going in the warm weather – followed by freshly made gelato that made me feel like I was back in Italy, at Morano Gelato (http://www.moranogelatohanover.com/). The night was not complete without a game of tag and relay races with the kids on the beautiful Dartmouth Green, located directly across the street from our hotel, the Hanover Inn (http://www.hanoverinn.com/).
We had heard mixed reviews about this hotel but we were so pleasantly surprised. It was modern with a rustic flair and our room was clean, spacious and comfortable. The limited contact we had with the staff was very cordial. We did not get the chance to try the hotel restaurant, Pine, but it looked very pretty and the farm-to-table menu was inviting (http://www.hanoverinn.com/dining.aspx).
Next morning we grabbed an early, hearty breakfast at Lou's (http://lousrestaurant.net/), a throwback restaurant opened since 1947 (check out their original menu in the bathrooms!) located 1/2 block from the Hanover Inn. We then loaded into the car again, this time headed for Maine where we visited another camp in the north and then shot down to Portland for the afternoon. We quickly got into the Maine state of mind by making our first stop at Becky's Diner (http://www.beckysdiner.com/) for lobster rolls. We practically inhaled them and agreed with the reviews we had read about them being some of the best lobster rolls in town. Then we enjoyed a leisurely stroll through town checking out some of the local shops. That evening we took a short drive down the coast to the sweet town of Kennebunkport. We knew we would enjoy The Lodge on the Cove (http://www.lodgeonthecove.com) the moment we checked in. It's a hip, modern motor lodge with a great common area. From the spacious, light and airy Jonathan Adler-esque living room we could see the fire pit, ping pong table and pool just steps away. The kids were particularly excited to warm up by the fire pit each night and roast marshmallows to make s'mores (all ingredients provided by the hotel). The rooms were nothing to write home about, but they were perfectly clean and sufficient. Its proximity to town was a pleasure.
On our first full day in Kennebunkport we drove to Mother's Beach (about 5 minutes from town), where the kids spent hours on the playground and then making sand art and catching snails by the water.
We went for lunch at David's (http://boathouseme.com/dining/), located right in the middle of town.
David's has the best water views in Kennebunkport with a great outdoor terrace, but don't expect the food to match the setting. That said, it was decent and our server was very accommodating (she brought the kids blankets to keep them warm when the breeze got to be too much).
Another day we went out on a lobster boat tour, which departed from the center of town (http://www.firstchancewhalewatch.com/kylieschance.php). We all enjoyed the tour, although we spent more time cruising on the boat and spotting harbor seals than actually catching lobsters. I have heard that the Rugosa does a terrific lobster tour but it was booked when we were there (http://www.rugosalobstertours.com/).
After the tour we grabbed lobster rolls at the award-winning Clam Shack (http://theclamshack.net/) right next to the port where our lobster tour started and ended. They were simple and tasty!
After spending the afternoon swimming and playing games at the hotel, we headed back to town for dinner at Abbondante (http://www.abbondanteme.com/), an Italian restaurant that we all enjoyed.
Food and décor were great, though the service was slow. Luckily there was a lot of wall candy to keep us occupied during the wait.
The next day, before driving home we stopped in Ogunquit where we all fell in love with the Marginal Way, a paved path surrounded by a massive, beautiful beach on one side – replete with great rock climbing opportunities for all and huge tidal pools for the kids – and lovely homes and hotels on the other side.
We grabbed a quick dinner at Caffe Prego, where the food was mediocre but the outdoor seating and abundant Italian menu made for an easy meal. After filling our bellies, we settled into our car for a long ride home. Luckily we had many fond memories to reflect upon during the drive.
If we had more time, I would have loved to have hit Portsmouth, NH, Newburyport, MA, Watch Hill, RI and Stonington, CT on the way home…guess that could be another itinerary!
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The Boeing Company [NYSE: BA] has issued 60-day advance layoff notices to approximately 510 employees in its Space Exploration division, resulting primarily from the planned completion of the Space Shuttle program. The notices include an estimated 260 employees in Houston, 150 at Kennedy Space Center, Fla., and 100 at the company's Huntington Beach, Calif., facility. The last workday for affected employees will be Aug. 5, pending the completion of the final space shuttle mission, STS-135.
In addition, Boeing previously announced Checkout, Assembly and Payload Processing Services reductions that would take place this year. The program issued approximately 35 notices on May 20 and additional reductions in force will occur throughout the summer. Boeing has played a significant role in the U.S. space program for more than 50 years, participating in every major human spaceflight program since Project Mercury. The company has a record of safety and mission success and is committed to maintaining this capability as the United States shifts its space exploration activities to a new heavy-lift rocket for deep space exploration and commercial crew transportation services for Low Earth Orbit.
"We remain committed to NASA's human spaceflight program and will continue to pursue future opportunities," said Shaw. Boeing is a major subcontractor to United Space Alliance (USA), NASA's prime contractor for space shuttle operations. Under this contract, Boeing provides NASA and USA with sustaining engineering, engineering support to operations -- including launch -- and overall shuttle systems and payload integration services. Boeing also is the designer and manufacturer of the space shuttle orbiters.


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News & Announcements: Monthly Archives: November 2009
New York — If memory serves, when Easy Rider was released, in 1969, it was both terrifying and bewildering. Now it's easier to see why. The movie Dennis Hopper directed, starred in and co-wrote was both randomly violent and deeply nihilistic. Not among the year's anthems to a new age (Woodstock) nor one of its dirges (Altamont), it is instead a gorgeously crafted fashion treatment. Its protagonists are a pair of drug dealers who visit a commune and ride fancy bikes though they are neither hippies nor bikers but freelancing road-trippers, just looking for the main chance and trying, mightily, to stay cool.
The 100-plus gelatin silver prints (most of them 16 by 24 inches or the reverse) that were on view in "Signs of the Times," all taken between 1961 and 1967, provided a handy guide to the intersecting worlds within which Hopper moved in the years leading to his best known film. As now, they include the California and New York art scenes along with Hollywood. Hopper is a great flatterer but also an astute observer, and while capable of combustible behavior (in the cenotaph-size book that Taschen has just published on his work of this period, the late Walter Hopps tells a chilling story of gunplay, with automatic weapons, in the Hopper household) he mostly stays out of the picture. His subjects seem to have been comfortable with that. Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Jasper Johns, Ed Ruscha, John McCracken, Billy Al Bengston, Wallace Berman — all, as Hopper saw them, were young and handsome and happy to strike beatific poses with their identifying attributes: James Rosenquist with a billboard, Allan Kaprow with a block of ice. Despite some mild antics — Robert Rauschenberg sticks out his tongue to show it's been stamped "souvenir of Claes Oldenburg wedding"; curator Henry Geldzahler blows cigar smoke in the camera's eye — most offer their best sides. Niki de Saint Phalle and gallery owner Virginia Dwan show up among the art crowd but in Hopper's view they were mainly boys' clubs, and proud of it.
If the artists tend to look like movie stars, the actors find themselves in some of the artier images. A radiant Paul Newman is shadowed by chain-link fencing that patterns his bare back and legs like a fishnet body stocking. Jane Fonda and Roger Vadim, shot on their wedding day, eye each other like tigers. At the Chateau Marmont, Bill Cosby takes shelter behind thick greenery, which exposes only his Converse-clad feet and deeply wary face. The Grateful Dead, the Byrds and Jefferson Airplane all look like they just stepped off album covers. Hopps, the shape-shifting curator, is captured — barely — between glare and gloom in an over-furnished parlor.
It being the '60s, Hopper duly went south, catching shots of Martin Luther King, Jr., Ralph Abernathy and some protestors in Selma. But the photographer is no activist. (Not long ago Hopper became a committed Republican, donating heavily to the party during the 2004 campaign before finding himself on Obama's side in 2008.) There were dashes, in this show, of urban grit, seen in New York, and of Latin flavor, in Mexico, but they seemed pro forma. More vibrant are the paeans to car culture: Double Standard (1961), taken from the driver's seat in L.A. and presided over by a rearview mirror, careens right into a Standard gas station and anticipates by two years Ruscha's famous Standard Station. Hopper's photos of Rosenquist-like billboards are equally sharp and powerful.
As a kind of coda, the exhibition included roughly three dozen clips of movies starring Hopper, which ran on 11 monitors and created an effect something like the film medleys shown during Academy Award ceremonies. There were also some recent painted enlargements of the photographs. Both felt almost comic in their grandiosity.
On view at the Metropolitan Museum in New York at the same time, Robert Frank's The Americans provided a useful comparison. While Frank aimed under the skin of the nation's character, Hopper seems always to have been less interested in who we really are than how we'd like to be seen — fantasies he observed keenly during a period when the rest of the world was paying close attention to us, too.
— Nancy Princenthal, Art in America
Photos: (left) Andy Warhol and members of the Factory (Gregory Markopoulos, Taylor Mead, Gerard Malanga & Jack Smith), 1963 printed 2009, gelatin silver print, 20 by 30 inches; both at Tony Shafrazi. (right) Dennis Hopper: Double Standard, 1961, 2009, oil on canvas, 79 1/2 by 120 inches.
Bechtler Museum of Modern Art Unveils Charlotte's Newest Public Art
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CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA, 3 NOVEMBER 2009 — The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art today unveiled the Firebird, a playful, monumental outdoor sculpture that will greet visitors on their way to the museum when it opens January 2, 2010.
The Firebird is Charlotte's newest work of privately-owned public art and is a permanent fixture in the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art collection. Standing 17 feet 5 inches tall, the sculpture is a whimsical, bird-like creature covered from top to bottom in pieces of mirrored and colored glass. The Firebird was installed on the plaza of the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art facing South Tryon Street overlooking the new Wells Fargo Cultural Campus where the museum is located.
Created in 1991 by French-American artist Niki de Saint Phalle (1930-2002), the sculpture was purchased by museum patron Andreas Bechtler specifically for placement in front of the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art. Bechtler, a Charlotte resident and native of Switzerland, was looking for a sculpture to serve as a counterpoint to the geometric lines of the museum's architecture, designed by renowned Swiss architect Mario Botta.
"When I saw the Firebird, I knew it was outstanding. I knew it would be great for the museum," Andreas Bechtler said. "The Firebird is joyful, uplifting and engaging. It makes you feel that life is good."
The unveiling ceremony included remarks from Cyndee Patterson, Board Chair of the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art; Heinz Roth, Honorary Consul of Switzerland; Urs Ziswiler, Swiss Ambassador to the United States; Andreas Bechtler and John Boyer, President and CEO of the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art. Also in attendance was Laura Gabriela Duke, the daughter of Firebird artist Niki de Saint Phalle.
"The Bechtler is excited to celebrate the great legacy of Niki de Saint Phalle with the placement of the Firebird — a piece that we trust will serve as an exciting and welcoming gesture to Charlotte visitors and everyone who comes to the Wells Fargo Cultural Campus," said museum President and CEO John Boyer.
The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art is named after the family of Andreas Bechtler. Bechtler assembled and inherited a collection of more than 1,400 artworks created by major figures of 20th-century modernism and committed it to the city of Charlotte.
The Bechtler collection comprises artworks by seminal figures such as Alberto Giacometti, Joan Miro, Jean Tinguely, Max Ernst, Andy Warhol, Le Corbusier, Sol LeWitt, Edgar Degas, Nicolas de Stael, Barbara Hepworth and Picasso. Books, photographs and letters illustrating personal connections to the Bechtler family accompany some of the works in the collection. Only a handful of the artworks have been on public view in the United States.
The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art is located at 420 South Tryon Street in uptown Charlotte. The museum opens to the public January 2, 2010. Operating hours will be Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.; Sunday 12 p.m. – 5 p.m.; closed Tuesdays. Admission is $8 for adults; $6 for seniors, college students and educators; $4 for youth (11 to 14) and free for children (up to 10). For museum details, visit www.bechtler.org.
For more information contact: Pam Davis, Director of Communications and Marketing, Bechtler Museum of Modern Art, pam.davis@bechtler.org, office: 704.353.9204 / mobile 704.975.2363


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In ancient Greek tradition, seven sages were renowned for their wisdom. By the time of Plato about 2400 years ago, seven sages of Greece were recognized in Greek tradition. The seven sages lived about 2700 to 2500 years ago. They predated what is now considered the golden age of ancient Greek literature and philosophy.
Just as the set of lists of the top-10 U.S. law schools encompass far more than ten law schools, the seven sages of Greece in ancient discussion encompassed at least twenty-three sages. The sage lists typically include Thales, Pittacus, Bias, and Solon, while common additional names were Chilon, Cleobulus, and Periander. A wide variety of other names alternated on ancient lists of the seven sages of Greece.
Few of the seven sages of Greece have significant surviving wisdom. Little is known about most of them. Archaic obscurity seems to have been an ancient requirement for joining the elite group of seven sages.
The archaic obscurity of the seven sages of Greece persisted in Latin writings in the late Roman Empire. Ausonius, writing in Latin about 1650 years ago, gave a fairly typical list for the seven sages of Greece: Solon, Chilon, Cleobulus, Thales, Bias, Pittacus, Periander.[1] Augustine, writing about 1600 years ago, produced the same list.[2] In the late Roman Empire, Homer, Aristotle, Plato, and Hippocrates were honored ancient Greek thinkers. These thinkers appear on neither Ausonius's nor Augustine's list of the seven sages of Greece.[3]
Seven sages appear in a widely dispersed, highly popular tale collection now known as the Book of Sindibad / Seven Sages of Rome. The frame narrative for the tale collection concern a king planning to have his son killed in response to the king's wife falsely accusing the son of rape. Versions that emerged in Eurasia east of Rome, called the Book of Sindibad, in almost all cases don't name the sages.[4] The western branch came to be known as the Seven Sages of Rome. Many of these versions name the seven sages. The usual names of the sages are Bancillas, Ancilles or Anxille, Lentulus, Malquidras or Malquidrac, Cato, Jesse, and Maxencius or Merous.[5] Among these sages only Cato is now known. Cato is not Cato the Elder or Cato the Younger, but the third or fourth century author of the Distichs of Cato.[6] That work was an enormously popular schoolbook of Latin wisdom in medieval Europe. Giants of Roman Latin literature, e.g. Horace, Virgil, and Cicero, never appear among the seven sages of Rome.
Obscurity seems to be central to popular understanding of wisdom.
mosaic of seven sages from 1st-century Pompeii
absurd, meaningless texts highly valued
disparate material in the Syriac Book of Medicines
[1] Ausonius, "The Masque of the Seven Sages," trans. from Latin in Evelyn-White (1919) vol. 1, pp. 311-29.
[2] Augustine, The City of God, Bk. 18, Ch. 25.
[3] A Greek Christian text from perhaps the time of Augustine ("On the Temple, Schools, and Theatres in Athens") provides a more innovative list of the seven sages of Greece. It lists the sages as Titon, Bias, Solon, Cheilon, Thucydides, Menander, and Plato. Bias, Solon, and Cheilon (Chilon) are among the usual seven sages of Greece. Titon may have meant Titan, which was a name Homer used for the Sun God. A Christian writer identifying Titan as a Greek sage is bizarre. Thucydides, Menander, and Plato are ancient Greeks — a historian, a playwright, and a philosopher — widely read and studied right up to the present. Such eminent Greek thinkers don't appear in other lists of the seven sages of Greece.
[4] The Hebrew version is an exception in naming the seven sages. It sets the story in India and names the sages Sendebar, Ipokras, Apulin, Lukman, Aristalin, Hind, and Amami. Epstein (1967) pp. 55, 370-1. Among these names can perhaps be recognized Hippocrates, Apuleius, Aristotle, and Pindar. Apuleius is a second-century Latin comic writer; the other apparently recognizable sages are still-revered ancient Greeks. None of these recognized sages belongs in India.
[5] Campbell (1907) p. xxii. In surviving manuscripts, "numerous more or less radical variations in the spelling of these names" occur. Id. ft. 3. The spelling variations further indicate that the sages were not well-known.
[6] Id. p. 152.
[image] Anselm Kiefer, The Book, 1979-85, Hirshhorn Gallery, 85.27.
Campbell, Killis. 1907. The seven sages of Rome. Boston: Ginn & Company.
Epstein, Morris. 1967. Tales of Sendebar = [Mishle Sendebar]. Philadelphia: Jewish Publication Society of America.
Evelyn-White, Hugh G., ed. and trans. 1919. Decimus Magnus Ausonius. Ausonius. London: W. Heinemann.
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1. Name the Prime Minister of Australia
A. Tony Smith
B. Susan Kiefel
C. Scott Ryan
D. Malcolm Turnbull
2. 'G4', which wants an increase in the number of permanent seats in the U.N. Security Council, does not include which one of the following countries?
A. South Africa
B. Japan
C. Germany
D. Brazil
3. Whom to inaugurate Dr. Ambedkar International Centre in New Delhi?
A. Shri Prakash Javadekar
B. Shri Narendra Modi
C. Shri Ramesh Yadav
D. Shri Suresh Krishna
4. Which country's biggest rock star Johnny Hallyday has died at the age of 74, recently?
A. Russia
B. UK
C. Canada
D. France
5. India and which country has recently signed MoU for enhanced cooperation in the health sector?
A. Seychelles
B. Cuba
C. South Africa
D. Mauritius
6. For which department test was launched to check personnel's Psychological health?
A. Border Security Force (BSF)
B. Indian Air Force
C. Indian Police Force
D. Indian Navy force
7. Which state has passed a Bill to award Death Penalty to the rapists of girls of age 12 years or below?
A. Goa
B. Madhya Pradesh
C. Haryana
D. Maharashtra
8. Mohamad Al Jounde has been honored with the International Children's Peace Prize 2017. He hails from which country?
A. Philippines
B. Liberia
C. UAE
9. The International conference on climate change was held in which nation?
A. India
B. Nepal
C. Russia
D. Japan
10. The Kerala state government has raised the legal minimum age for liquor consumption in the state from the previous 21 years to ____
11. Adherence by public authorities to Section 4 of the Right to Information Act can ensure/lead to which one of the following outcomes?
A. Non-disclosure of any information that is regarded as 'sensitive' by the Government of the day
B. Every officer appointed as Chief Information Commission will have a five year tenure regardless of his or her age at the time of appointment
C. Enhancement of citizens' participation in governance and lending transparency to Government functioning
D. Timely designation of officers as Information Officers in all administrative units
12. Which bank reduces debit card transactions at merchant outlets to promote cashless transactions?
A. State Bank of India
B. Reserve bank of India
C. Canara Bank
D. Bank of Baroda
13. The 10th JIFF 2018 will be held in which state?
A. Rajasthan
B. Andhra Pradesh
C. Maharashtra
D. Uttar Pradesh
14. Which committee has been set up by the National Commission for Minorities to study minority status for Hindus in 7 states and a Union Territory?
A. Syed Ghayorul Hasan committee
B. George Kurien committee
C. Ashwini Upadhyaya committee
D. P Gir Das committee
15. Who has been voted as the Time magazine readers' Person of the Year for 2017?
A. US President Donald Trump
B. Pope Francis
C. Russian President Vladimir Putin
D. Saudi Arabia Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman
16. Who will be the head of the Committee to address NPAs in Power Sector?
A. Suresh Pramukh
B. Joginder Patel
C.Pankaj Sharma
D. Amitabh Kant
17. According to the 5th bi-monthly Monetary Policy Review (MPR) of RBI, What is the current MSF Rate?
A. 6.25%
B. 5.75%
C. 6.75%
D. 6.0%
18. Which world leader had the most-like tweet of the year 2017?
A. Barack Obama
B. Narendra Modi
C. Michele Obama
D. Donald Trump
19. Which of the following has been recognized by UNESCO as India's Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2017?
A. Ramman
B. Kumbh Mela
C. Sankirtana
D. Mudiyettu
20. Recently RBI has permitted the overseas branches and subsidiaries of Indian banks to refinance ECBs of AAA-rated public sector and private sector companies. What does ECB stand for?
A. Equity Call Book
B. Electronic Commerce Banking
C. External Commercial Borrowings
D. Equity Capital Bond
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Benaulim has been crying out for a new watering hole for a while and on my latest jaunt back home I was happy to see that we have finally got one.
For those looking for something a little different from the usual beach bar outpost that's most common along this section of the South coast belt, Kudos fills the gap nicely - offering a contemporary space, smoothly done up in dark wood, leather, metallic cushions and back-lit panels, with a textured stone bar and a calming cascading water feature dominating the lower ground floor. Three microbrewery tanks are parked in one corner of the lower level (with plans to start offering locally brewed beer soon) while a wood fire pizza oven is tucked into the diagonal corner.
What I could spy of the top floor (What can I say? The susegad spirit prevented me from actually climbing the stairs) looked spacious and well lit, and on a Saturday evening both levels were buzzing - mainly with a local crowd, which is always encouraging in Goa.
I dropped by for a quick drink and bite with my dad and ended up perched at the bar, where a refreshing white sangria, delicately laced with cloves and other spices, proved a good recommendation by the barman.
Having already had a rather late lunch at the beach earlier that day, we picked on a few bites, including some honey-glazed pepperoni -wrapped prawns which had a punchy sweet and spicy kick and some freshly-baked thin crust pizza - definitely one of the better pizzas I have tasted in Goa.
There were a few inventive additions to the menu - including a Goan chorizo pizza - but I decided to stick with the traditional and picked the pepperoni, saving the chorizo for my main, a "Pork Me!" sizzler (someone was having fun naming the dishes!) which was served with veggies, chips and bakri.
Anyone else been to Kudos recently? Any other new additions to the Majorda-Colva-Benaulim-Cavelossim stretch I need to try on my next trip? Firefly Goan Bistro & Bar has long been on my must-try list. Definitely need to make it there the next time I am home!


The banking sector dominated trading activities on the Ghana Stock Exchange as CAL Bank records a block trade. CAL Bank shares rose by 2.7 per cent to close at GH¢1.90 per share on account of a block trade in its shares.
Nordea Capital Investment Stock Market analysis made available to the Ghana News Agency in Accra, on Wednesday revealed that, activities on GSE continued on a bullish note as five counters experienced price changes with no loser for the session.
Ecobank Transnational Incorporated led the gainers with a five per cent appreciation to close at GH¢0.21 per share; Societe Generale (+1%); Ecobank Ghana (+0.6%) and Benso Oil Palm Plantation (+0.1%).
In effect the benchmark GSE-Composite Index edged higher by 0.4 per cent to close at 3,466.6 points. Volume traded was 853,015 shares and these were valued at GH¢1,876,025.43.
The Nordea Income Growth Fund was priced at GH¢0.4847 with a year-to-date return of 19.92 per cent.


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60-YO Kerala Woman Wakes Up At 2 AM to Make Healthy Breakfast For The Elderly
By Gopi Karelia
The concept that food is medicine and the fact that many people don't follow a healthy diet is what drives the old lady to go an extra mile at this age.
Vinaya Pai from Kerala's Thrissur district is not like any other senior citizen. This 60-year-old has pledged the rest of her life to looking after the well-being of other elderly and convalescing patients in her village.
A woman with a huge heart, oodles of determination and capacity for hard work, Vinaya is a proficient multi-tasker.
For the last couple of years, her schedule has been constant. She wakes up every day at 2 AM and heads straight to the kitchen to prepare breakfast for 50 people. She consults with the doctors in case of recovering patients and depending on the dietary needs, prepares low-salt, low-cholesterol, oil-free food with healthy ingredients like ragi, oats, millets.
Dishes like roasted gooseberry rice, green mango rice, mint rice, eggplant rice bay leaf tea, green tea, oats Idli and wheat dosa among others, form a part of her menu.
"My mind and body is working fine and all I have to do is put my culinary knowledge to use. Two helpers assist me in preparing food. Waking up early in the morning is a very small price for this noble deed," she tells The Better India.
Vinaya puts in an equal amount of love and effort while cooking the food for she believes that food shouldn't be just another mass production activity.
"I serve people who have asthma, joint pains, digestion problems. A couple of them are in their 80s with no teeth. I have been doing this for a while and I remember my customer's needs, I have to be very careful while preparing food. I maintain a diary where I write my notes and every morning I go through them," she shares.
She has the breakfast ready anywhere between 7.30 AM to 8 AM. Most of the families pick up the food from her doorstep. For those who cannot, she doesn't mind home-delivering the food. She charges minimal rates for the breakfast as she believes anything that comes for free will not be valued.
The Indigenous Ingredient
During the conversation, Vinaya also reveals her secret ingredient indigenous to Kerala and a very healthy supplement. It is Bilimbi (Averrhoa bilimbi), a healthy yellow-green sour fruit.
It is native to the Moluccas area in Indonesia and Kerala is probably the only state in the country where it grows. It goes by the name 'Irumban Puli'.
The fleshy and juicy fruit has many medicinal properties and is often used to treat cough, ulcers, prevent diabetes and eliminate acne.
"Bilimbi helps in reducing high blood pressure and cough. It can also be used to treat wounds and inflammation. Its leaves can be used to ease the inflammation during skin infections."
Vinaya uses the fruit as an alternative to tamarind. She adds it to tangy curries, juice and soup.
Living Her 'Entrepreneur' Dream
Vinaya's gastronomic journey began when she was young. As a child, she would often be found in the kitchens of one of the hotels—'Bharat Hotel Sringeri'—her family owned in Kodungallur in the 1970s.
She grew up observing the chefs and dreaming of owning her own food chain.
Though she graduated in Economics and went on to work in a bank, she also completed her BSc in Home Science. While she worked as an instructor in the plant processing division of Canara Bank, she entered the food processing industry at the age of 25.
She started the sale of chips made with bitter gourd, banana, jackfruit, passion fruit, carrots, beetroots, bilimbi and kumbalanga (winter melon) that became an instant hit in her village. She also got a chance to work with a government programme called 'Jan Shikshan Sansthan' for which she quit her bank job. The programme aims to provide vocational training to people from underprivileged backgrounds and school dropouts.
There, she trained approximately 10,000 people to make value-added products like chips, jams, pickles.
"Most of the people I taught were housewives who wanted to use their culinary skills to earn an extra source of income. The programme was a life-changing experience for me too. Back in those days, preparing delicious food was the only purpose of a housewife and it was incredible to see how those rural women were willing to use it to their advantage and form an identity of their own," she recalls.
Even today, Vinaya makes healthy value-added products using local fruits and vegetables and sells them across the village and some neighbouring villages as well. She claims to earn anything between Rs 2,000-10,000 per day depending on the orders.
Most of the money she earns is directed towards buying food ingredients for the breakfast she prepares for others.
"As a little girl, I wanted to be a businesswoman with my own food company. I am fortunate enough to be living that dream and at the same time helping those in need. I just got lucky," smiles Vinaya.
Also Read: "Food Is Everyone's Right": 66-YO Kerala Man Sets up Food Bank for Homeless, Serves Free Lunch Daily
(Edited by Saiqua Sultan)


We here recognize a new variety, Pinus ponderosa var. pacifica, in the Pacific portion of the species' distribution and present a new combination for Washoe pine as a variety, Pinus ponderosa var. washoensis. In this treatment, we reject the neotype of Pinus ponderosa selected by Lauria and designate instead the branch collected by David Douglas with mistletoe (Arceuthobium campylopodum) as lectotype for Pinus ponderosa. Table 1 compares the distinguishing characters of the North Plateau (typical) variety, the Pacific variety, and the Washoe variety of Pinus ponderosa with a closely related species, Pinus jeffreyi. Figure 1 illustrates the cones of the three varieties of Pinus ponderosa discussed here and the cone of Pinus jeffreyi.
Haller, J. Robert and Vivrette, Nancy J. (2011) "Ponderosa Pine Revisited," Aliso: A Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Botany: Vol. 29: Iss. 1, Article 7.


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County trio to run with the best at state meet
Mt. Vernon's Tristan Trevino is back at the state cross country meet for the second straight year.
Rob Baker | For The Daily Reporter
Three Hancock County runners will wrap up their high school seasons at the last and biggest race of the year.
Mt. Vernon senior Tristan Trevino, Greenfield-Central senior Griffen Wheeler and Greenfield-Central junior Liam Brinkruff will compete today at the IHSAA Boys Cross Country State Finals in Terre Haute at the LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course.
For Trevino, it's his second straight year to run in the championship race.
He placed 77th last year with a time of 16:42.7 for the 5,000-meter race. Trevino was fifth in last week's Shelbyville Semi-State with a time of 15:30. Last year's state-winning time was 15:22.6, turned in by champion Reese Kilbarger-Stumpff from Columbus North.
Carmel's Kole Mathison is the top returnee from last year's state finals. He finished fourth in 15:37.2. Mathison won last week's race in Shelbyville with a course record time of 14:56.1.
Prior to the semi-state, Trevino won Hoosier Heritage Conference, Mt. Vernon Sectional and Rushville Regional races, improving on his time in each race.
"I knew I was going to go to state (this year) because I knew I was faster and I'm stronger," Trevino said after his semi-state run last week. "Last year I went in to test stuff. Now I'm going in with the stuff that I tested and I'm really going to go for a place. I'm looking to get all-state."
The top 20 finishers will earn state medals.
Wheeler earned a spot after placing 23rd at the semi-state with a time of 15:56.3.
"I love competing and I wish I would have competed better (at semi-state)," Wheeler said after last week's race. "To have Liam come with me takes some weight off my shoulders. It takes the weight off my mind to know, next year, he's got it covered for me."
Wheeler was the lone senior in the Cougars varsity lineup. Trevino, too, was the only senior among Mt. Vernon's top seven runners.
For Brinkruff, he is the second member of his family to qualify for state. In 2019, his sister, Audrey Brinkruff was the school's first girls cross country runner to make it to the state meet.
Greenfield-Central's Griffen Wheeler finishes third during the Hancock County Cross Country Championships at Eastern Hancock High School Tuesday.
Tom Russo | Daily Reporter
Franklin Central's Evan Farmer (208) edges Greenfield-Central's Liam Brinkruff (274) by .1 second to take 26th place at the Shelbyville Semi-State Saturday. Brinkruff was still able to place high enough to advance to this weekend's IHSAA Boys Cross Country State Finals.
Liam Brinkruff was 27th in last week's race with a time of 16:06.
Wheeler and Brinkruff are the first boys to qualify for the meet since Jacob Hansen made the race in 2016.
Today's race is scheduled to start at 2:30 p.m. It follows the girls championship race slated to get underway at noon.
It is the IHSAA's 77th boys cross country state finals and 42nd for girls.
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Steve Heath is the sports editor at the Greenfield Daily Reporter. He can be reached at 317-477-3245 or [email protected]


Powerball (and Powerball Plus) in the Republic of South Africa has changed number format to add 5 more balls to the number-field. It is now a 5/50+1/20 game (previously 5/45 + 1/20). On June 16, 2018, the first drawing under the new format was held. The odds of winning the game are up to one in 42,375,200.
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John Romeril
John Henry Romeril (ROHM-ur-ihl) is one of Australia's most prolific playwrights. He began writing plays while attending Monash University in Clayton, Victoria, Australia, from 1966 until his graduation with a bachelor of art with honors in English in 1970. After moving to Melbourne, Romeril quickly became an influential member of the Australian Performing Group, which staged its plays at the Pram Factory from 1970 to 1980.
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In Australia, the cultural climate of the early 1970's was receptive to Romeril's dramatic and political interests. State funding for the theater, which allowed young local dramatists to produce creative, controversial plays, began in 1968 with the foundation of the Council for the Arts, succeeded by the Australia Council since 1975. The young Romeril flourished.
At the Pram Factory, Romeril wrote his plays quickly, sometimes in collaboration with fellow playwrights, and focused on their effective production. He often directed, occasionally acted in his plays, and even helped build set designs. His quiet, professional, helpful, and unassuming manner made him one of the leaders of this artists' collective.
From his beginnings, Romeril has been dedicated to working-class interests, left-wing politics, and collaborative production. The latter meant that the majority of his plays of the 1970's and 1980's have not been published. He wrote his plays for production, not for a reading audience. For all his political commitments, Romeril has always stressed the importance of entertaining his audience. Most of his plays include significant comic elements and no dour lecturing. Romeril attracted international attention in 1974 with The Floating World, his tragicomic play of a former World War II prisoner of war who travels on a cruise ship from Australia to Japan, homeland of the former enemy. The play earned for Romeril the first Australia-Canada Literary Award in 1976 and has seen many successful revivals. It remains one of Romeril's best-known works.
After the breakup of the Australia Performing Group in 1981, Romeril continued to write for community theaters. His dramas focus on topical social issues, including the mistreatment of Aborigines in Koori Radio and class conflict in Australian society. By the 1990's, Romeril had traveled widely in Japan and Southeast Asia and probed the relationship between Australian and Asian people. In 1995 The Floating World was selected for that year's Japan-Australia Cultural Exchange Program and was performed in Tokyo with an all-Japanese cast. This inspired Romeril to work closely with dramatists from Asia during his term as chair of the Australian National Playwright Centre, which ended in 2000. In 1999, his Crowded House, which envisions a future in which the government is the enemy of children, was performed in Vietnamese in Ho Chi Minh City (the former Saigon).
After writing some television scripts in the 1980's, Romeril's first screenplay, One Night the Moon, won a 2001 Gold AWGIE Award for its sympathetic treatment of an Aborigine solving a murder mystery. His play Miss Tanaka was a huge hit at Melbourne's Playbox Theater. Combining Hollywood tunes, Japanese drums, and films of the land of the Aborigine mother of the main character, it includes puppet play and male actors playing female parts and vice versa. Miss Tanaka won for Romeril the 2002 New South Wales Premier's Literary Award in the categories of play and community relations. Critics praised Romeril's mastery of his subject, his craft, and his message. The play provides strong evidence that Romeril's commitment to multimedia, internationally oriented, and politically engaged plays is bearing rich artistic fruits.


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Medway's 1-3-1 zone caused Medfield all sorts of problems early on.
A hard foul as Medfield takes a hand to the face.
For essentially three quarters, the Medfield girls' basketball team was getting killed by Medway.
Then, a riveting fourth quarter comeback had the stands going wild, Medway in chaos, and sportswriters looking for dramatic metaphors.
But Medway's Julia Dowling was not going to let her team lose. Up just three points with a minute and seventeen seconds left, Dowling hit a huge three that essentially ended the game. In the end, Medway would win the game, 46-39, and for coach Joe Iannone, there was no question who came up big.
As well as Dowling played, the game never looked like it was going to be close. After the first quarter, a flummoxed Medfield trailed, 13-2. At the half, they were still down, 23-9. Medway was running the rarely-seen 1-3-1 defense, which is partly designed to confuse offenses that don't see it every game.
But Medway, in some ways, shot themselves in the foot.
With a big lead, Medway still played fast (due in large part to Medfield's adoption of a full court press) rather than holding the ball and killing as much time as they could. Coach Iannone acknowledged this, saying that he told his girls to stay aggressive, but they lost their composure in doing so.
Despite the Warriors having harangued and outplayed the Mustangs in the second half, beating them by a 30-23 margin, it was the visiting team that held on for the win.
The tense game took its toll on the Medfield bench.
With the win, Medway moved to 4-2 with a four-game win streak, while Medfield's moral victory brought them to 3-3.


The Park Theatre has collaborated with US producer Arnold Mittelman to bring over his New York revival of the 1970 Broadway musical, originally called The Rothschilds. Musical theatre tastes do change but it is puzzling to understand while this solid piece by such luminaries as Bock and Harnick hasn't had more outings.
Bock's score shares the same melodic shine and klezmer shadings of their Fiddler on the Roof and Bock's lyrics are every bit as refined as his work on She Loves Me.
It's the story of the origins of the famous European Jewish banking family beginning in Frankfurt in 1772 when Mayer and his wife Gutele and their five sons endure the daily indignities, casual violence and effective enslavement within the Jewish ghetto. Through patience, perseverance and guile Mayer graduates from peddling precious coins (all they're allowed to do) to the local Prince to eventually developing a family banking business when the petulant Royal needs 'secret bankers' in his dealings with the Danish King.
The upheaval of Napoleon's invasion soon disrupts everything and opens up an opportunity for the family to expand. Mayer despatches his five sons to five different cities to claw back what they can of the Prince's loans with one is sent to England to invest what they recoup on the London Stock Exchange and establish the business there. It is an epic but always totally human story and yet it never flinches from presenting the ugliness of anti-Semitism. The piece has the feel and indeed the sexual politics of a 60s musical but yet at the same time it is totally timely. You only need to look at Hungary's moves against George Soros or the depressing normalising of anti-Semitism that still goes on.
The charismatic and fine voiced Robert Cuccioli is totally winning as Mayer (Hal Linden of Barney Miller fame won a Tony for the original) and Glory Crampton gives heft to an underwritten role as the matriarch. The two, as well as director Jeffrey B Moss, have come over from the New York production. Among the five sons Gary Trainor stands out as the maverick Nathan, whose rebel spirit needs containment by his anxious father, whilst Tony Timberlake relishes the scene stealing role as the vain and unscrupulous Prince. Moss's staging is simple but works in this intimate setting.
For Gutele the ghetto at least provided some protection and tries to rein in her ambitious husband who risks everything with his plans. Yellen's books makes the complex politics come alive and we see how the family eventually ended up having to bail out the Grand Alliance of states against Napoleon. In return they asked for the ghettos to be opened, only to be disappointed on that front. Despite this Mayer succeeded in his dream that his sons "would be the first generation who were not victims of the world but rather makers of it". The show is a potent history lesson within the confines of an affecting and entertaining celebration of family.


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The superfamily Chrysidoidea is a very large cosmopolitan group (some 6,000 described species, and many more undescribed) , all of which are parasitoids or cleptoparasites of other insects. There are three large, common families (Bethylidae, Chrysididae, and Dryinidae) and four small, rare families (Embolemidae, Plumariidae, Sclerogibbidae, and Scolebythidae). Most species are small (7 mm or less), almost never exceeding 15 mm. This superfamily is traditionally considered to be the basal taxon within the Aculeata, and, as such, some species can sting, though the venom is harmless to humans.

Members of the families Dryinidae and Embolemidae are the only parasitoids among the Hymenoptera to have a life cycle in which the wasp larva begins its life inside the body of the host, and then later forms a sac (called a thylacium) that protrudes out of the host's abdomen. The closely related family Sclerogibbidae contains more traditional ectoparasitoids, attacking the nymphs of webspinners.

The extinct, monotypic family Plumalexiidae was described in 2011 from fossils preserved in Turonian age New Jersey amber.

References

External links
 Online identification guide to eastern North American Chrysididae wasps

Apocrita superfamilies
Late Cretaceous insects
Cenozoic insects
Turonian first appearances
Extant Barremian first appearances

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The Columbus Catfish dropped a one-run game to the Augusta Greenjackets (Giants) tonight, 9-8. And with the loss, were officially eliminated from the playoff picture.
But not all the news was bad. Today, the Catfish signed an agreement with the city of Columbus to play in town another three years.
There had been rumors around town and in the Columbia, South Carolina newspaper that the Catfish were moving to the Captial City. But the Catfish are staying in Columbus.
Previously, I've made my feelings known that I'm thrilled we have a pro baseball team here, but would not be surprised if we lost the team to a city that would support it better than Columbus does. But, although they couldn't tell me anything, Catfish staff had too much of an upbeat attitude about the team for me to believe the rumors. And, sure enough, negotiations between the team and the city paid off.
So, unless I get hit by a bus or something, I expect I'll be attending another 210 home games during the next three years. And, who knows? I might just blog about those games.
More on tonight's loss from the Columbus Catfish:
Ryan Carter Homers Again but Fish Fall to Augusta 9-8
Carter Homers in Third Straight Game but Fish Come Up a Run Short in Late Rally
COLUMBUS, GA-LF Ryan Carter had a two-run triple and a three-run home run tonight but the Augusta GreenJackets scored seven runs in the third inning and beat the Columbus Catfish 9-8 at Golden Park in the opener of a four-game series. Carter has gone deep in three straight games and leads the Catfish with 13 round-trippers despite playing in just 53 games, hitting .344 in August with 9 HR and 30 RBI. He has 11 RBI in the last five games. The Fish rallied to within a run down 9-4 in the eighth, but stranded the tying run at first in the ninth inning. 3B David Nicholson, CF Ryan Russ, and 1B Dan Batz all had three-hit games for the Fish, with Batz reaching in all five plate appearances. With just seven games left in 2005, the Fish are 7.0 games back of 1st place Kannapolis with a 29-31 second half record (57-72 overall).
Columbus took a 3-0 lead in the first against Augusta starter RHP Darren Sack with two outs when Carter tripled home two and CF Ryan Russ drove home another with an RBI double. Against Catfish starter RHP Chris Malone in the third inning, the first seven Augusta hitters reached safely, with RF Brian Horwitz tying the game with a two-run single, DH Carlos Sosa giving Augusta the lead with an RBI single, and 3B Simon Klink capping the inning with a three-run homer. Klink's HR was the first Augusta longball against Columbus in 13 games this season.
With a 9-4 deficit in the eighth, the Catfish rallied with the bases full and one out. C Chris Westervelt's RBI groundout made it 9-5 Augusta, while Carter's blast to left drove home three and cut the Augusta lead to 9-8. With two outs in the ninth inning, 2B Brandon Carter singled to bring the winning run to the plate, but the Fish could not convert in the 9-8 loss.
Tomorrow the Fish and GreenJackets will play a doubleheader starting at 6:00 PM at Golden Park. RHP Arismendy Castillo and RHP Jordan Pratt are the announced starters for the Fish.
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Herman te Velde.
News: Obituary
Sad news about Herman te Velde
Professor of Egyptology at the University of Groningen
by Archaeology Newsroom - Friday, 31 May 2019
Herman te Velde, Professor of Egyptology at the University of Groningen, died on Sunday 26 May 2019.
Herman te Velde was born in Colmschate near Deventer on 3 October
1932. He initially studied Theology at the University of Groningen,
but soon became interested in the History of Religion and especially
the religion of Ancient Egypt.
His first steps in Egyptology he took under the guidance of his beloved teacher Prof. Theo van Baaren, who in the tradition established in Groningen by Gerardus van der Leeuw also taught Egyptian, and then continued his studies under Helmuth Jacobsohn in Marburg. In 1967 he defended his doctoral thesis on Seth, God of Confusion, which was published by Brill in the series 'Probleme der Ägyptologie' and soon gained the status of a classic in Egyptology.
In 1970 he became the head of the newly founded Institute of Egyptology within the Faculty of Arts of Groningen University, but he also continued to teach Egyptian religion at the Faculty of Theology. He participated in fieldwork in Egypt, joining missions of the IFAO in the Temple of Montu, the University of Pennsylvania at Dra Abu'l Naga, and the Brooklyn Museum in the Temple of Mut. His research focused on Egyptian religion, resulting
in important articles about various Egyptian gods and goddesses, notably Horus and Seth, Shu, and Mut, as well as other aspects of Egyptian mythology and cultural history.
He retired in 1997, but for many years continued to read Egyptian texts with a group of his former students. He was much loved by his students and his colleagues and will be sorely missed by everyone who knew him.
Jacobus van Dijk, EEF


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To be clear, the RavenSession will be querying the db to get the object model for the page, not the page itself. This looks like an MVC/WebAPI method, so the actual web page being created (the View) is being created by the Controller, not being pulled out of the database.


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Artist Fiona Foley puts history in a different context
A mid-career survey of Dr Fiona Foley's artistic practice is accompanied at the Sydney Festival by a haunting soundscape.
What: Who Are These Strangers and Where Are They Going? – an exhibition of the highly acclaimed Australian contemporary artist Dr Fiona Foley's photography, installation and video, underpinned by a haunting soundscape. Part of the 2020 Sydney Festival.
The soundscape that accompanies this mid-career survey of Foley's 30-year artistic practice is a new work based on the oldest known Aboriginal song documenting the first sighting of Captain Cook in 1770 by the artist's ancestors, the Badtjala people of K'gari (Fraser Island). Created with musicians Teila Watson and Joe Gala, the aural artwork recreates and expands on the original song using Badtjala language.
Protector's Camp 2017. From the Horror has a Face series. Fiona Foley
Foley's work always explicitly relates back to historical research, throwing light on and constantly questioning race relations, cultural assumptions, sexuality and the reality of Aboriginal lives in Queensland around the turn of the 20th century, and reconnecting it to the present.
Key photographic series in the show include Wild Times Call (2001), The Oyster Fishermen (2011), Let a Hundred Flowers Bloom (2010) and Horror has a Face (2017), the most recent series in the survey.
The poppies and the opulent opium den portraits in Horror has a Face refer to the use of opium in late 19th and early 20th century Queensland to pay, entrap, then criminalise Aboriginal workers.
"A lot of my work is research-based historically in Queensland," Foley says. "I take out the stories from that history to put it in a different context, so non-Indigenous Australians are aware of what happened in this country.
"There has been so much denial and silencing, the art is a way for me to communicate this history that took place here."
HHH #1, 2004. Fiona Foley
The result of a New York residency in 2004, the HHH series – Hedonistic Honky Haters – features African Americans wearing black hoods in the style of American white supremacist movement the Ku Klux Klan (KKK), contrasting with patterned robes in African tribal materials. The images are shocking, challenging cultural perceptions of racism, but also instantly engaging with the bright colours and undercurrent of ironic humour.
The Oyster Fisherman 1, 2011. Fiona Foley
The survey also includes a 10-metre-long, one-metre-wide installation of 3000 oyster shells. This massive midden, a reminder of the ancient Aboriginal connections to land and sea, lies in front of a canvas tent containing Foley's earliest work in this show, self-portrait series Badtjala Woman (1994). These are based on an image taken by an ethnographic colonial photographer circa 1899, now held in the John Oxley Library in Brisbane.
"The only reference to her was 'Young woman from Fraser Island'. You didn't know her name, her date of birth, death date or what she did in society, so she remains a huge curiosity," Foley says. "I think by using my own body, I tried to invoke her spirit and claim a space for Badtjala women that wasn't necessarily there when I started my career."
When: January 8-February 8.
Where: National Art School, corner Forbes and Burton streets, Darlinghurst, Sydney.
Colonial Captor, 2017. From the Horror has a Face series. Fiona Foley
Weekend Fin


I hope you will remember these pages from our story, once they were written down, we were not the same. You and I under the palm trees, the crashing waves and a salty breeze, the line where the sky and the ocean meet, we were not the same.
And I see you for the first time in several years. Did I tell you? I love you, Cathy.
And I hold you, and I hope it goes on and on like the horizon does.
Every mistake, every masterpiece, every thread in this tapestry, a toe in the sand, a splash in the sea, we were not the same. Bring to the table anything you wish, life is a 100 year picnic, once we began to live that way, we were not the same.
And I hear you for the first time in several years. Did I tell you? I love you, Cathy. And I hold you and I hope it goes on and on like the horizon does.
Years from now, our legacy: Our children's children and the songs they sing, like the one that goes like this, we were not the same.
Jeff: Percussion, drums & cymbals, piano, & vocals. Rick Bennett: Bass. Edwin: Rhythm guitars.


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The 1951–52 Copa Federación de España was the fourth staging (old competition) of the Copa Federación de España, a knockout competition for Spanish football clubs in Segunda División and Tercera División.

The competition began on 20 April 1952 and ended with the final on 15 June 1952, where Jaén became champion after defeating Orensana.

Qualified teams
The following teams competed in the 1951–52 Copa Federación de España:

9 teams of 1951–52 Segunda División:

10 teams of 1951–52 Tercera División:

Competition

First round

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Semi-finals

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Final

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References

External links
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Copa Federación de España seasons
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