1. Henry Cutler  Subj: MC-Chassis racer on the street?
2. David Weinshenker   Subj: Re: MC-Chassis racer on the street?
4. "dcmserv"           Subj: Re: MC-Chassis racer on the street?
Subject: MC-Chassis racer on the street?
especially something like a TZ250, maybe of late 70's - early 80's vintage.
ergonomics, premix fuel and pathetic lighting are acceptable.
common with RZ's or RD's?.
system to many racers too.
available for a reasonable price?
Subject: Re: MC-Chassis racer on the street?
> common with RZ's or RD's?.
& fab, an RZ motor could probably be installed.
> available for a reasonable price?
may be a bit rare these days!
The whole thing sounds like a fun idea!
>& fab, an RZ motor could probably be installed.
and only sacrifice the autolube for a place to mount the water pump.
tank, rims. Nice job. You can contact him at 508-877-1144.
area.  Would it be worthwhile to gusset the SA area to the cross bars?.
right in front of the rear wheel.
Also the steering feels just an eensy bit more "fluid"
A subtle but very welcome improvement, all and all.
3. Duncan Griffiths  Subj: Re: MC-Chassis racer on the street?
4. Henry Cutler  Subj: Re: MC-Chassis racer on the street?
on the adjuster is probbaly way above the cornering forces.
> area.  Would it be worthwhile to gusset the SA area to the cross bars?.
you could easily crush that after building up everything else.
> you could easily crush that after building up everything else.
the timken bearings it felt so mushy.  I'm sure that's why.
>especially something like a TZ250, maybe of late 70's - early 80's vintage.
>available for a reasonable price?
it hurt performance.  The '90 TZ is faster in stock form.
couple of hours and ride the rest of the race.
to put my feet to sleep with the buzzing.
$4000-$5500.  Depends on your definition of reasonable.
pratical route (as practical as any part of this project, at least).
5. David Weinshenker   Subj: MC-Chassis rd350 to monoshock?
9. geoff@ihug.co.nz (Geoff Merryweather. ) Subj: Re: MC-Chassis rd350 to monoshock?
12. "LTSNIDER"  Subj: Re: MC-Chassis rd350 to monoshock?
steering head, but it is pretty well all welded up.
a 1/15th of a second exposure.
if the tire will clear the rocker cover as it is supposed to do.
with about a 1.6" outside width.
> pretty good.  I have had a few comments on this as well on my list.
>  What is so unique about Computrack?
and not something that holds parts while they are being welded.
with hydraulic rams etc for straightening or repositioning frames.
measure to within .010" or less, which should be plenty close.
laser alignment system for many years.
The Computrack system is very expensive, lots of zeroes in the price tag.
everything was done right and all corrections are complete.
but usually a lot less than a replacement frame.
has been a friend of mine for many years, long before he became a francisee.
> laser alignment system for many years.
Are you in a position to describe this system in any detail?
I suspect I'm not the only curious one!
Subject: MC-Chassis rd350 to monoshock?
shock Yamaha RD-350 frames to non-linkage "monoshock"
rear suspension like the TZ and YZ bikes of the late 70's?
sportbike" aftermarket shock likely to be in range?
the available power goes to the front wheel.
winter.  I could see a bike becoming silly fast in low traction situations.
measure from. There is only about .015" of beam spread over 20 feet.
> > laser alignment system for many years.
> Are you in a position to describe this system in any detail?
> I suspect I'm not the only curious one!
that use special batteries are more expensive to run.
compound or epoxy works nicely.
Subject: Re: MC-Chassis rd350 to monoshock?
>shock Yamaha RD-350 frames to non-linkage "monoshock"
>rear suspension like the TZ and YZ bikes of the late 70's?
>sportbike" aftermarket shock likely to be in range?
it would be a lot easier to do something now.
> > Are you in a position to describe this system in any detail?
> it would be a lot easier to do something now.
This is true.  Walt will not let anyone in that area of his shop and keeps door shut always.
that made shocks for them. Fox for sure, and maybe White Brothers.
Ohlins would be the best, but spendy.
4. "Glenn Thomson"  Subj: Re: MC-Chassis rd350 to monoshock?
5. "Thacker, Heath HW"  Subj: MC-Chassis Registering a YZ125 in Australia.
10. Ian Drysdale      Subj: MC-Chassis 2 WD ??
11. =?iso-8859-1?Q?Anders_H=F8rtvedt?=  Subj: RE: MC-Chassis 2 WD ??
> > reducing wheelbase and weight bias, or is there another reason?
I'm interested in this article, does anyone know where I could get a copy?
> > > geometry for the layman.
>  I'm interested in this article, does anyone know where I could get a copy?
John was kind enough to send\type it for me.  I'll send it to you.
If its electronic could you email a copy to me.
>John was kind enough to send\type it for me.  I'll send it to you.
>> > > geometry for the layman.
>>  I'm interested in this article, does anyone know where I could get a copy?
> shock Yamaha RD-350 frames to non-linkage "monoshock"
> rear suspension like the TZ and YZ bikes of the late 70's?
monoshock.  It's on the website.
> sportbike" aftermarket shock likely to be in range?
conversion isn't too unusual in the UK.
Subject: MC-Chassis Registering a YZ125 in Australia.
be done, and how much it will cost me.
Ian, Did you register your 2WD bike ?  I noticed number plates on it.
steering head, but I was able to do a mockup of the bike this evening.
which took me several hours of work on the lathe.
dirtworthy than when it started out.
4" extension to the swing arm might be the way to go.
and manifold and a real air cleaner.
to get down into the garage more often.
I see I'm not very original. I would like to get it too if it's possible.
> John was kind enough to send\type it for me.  I'll send it to you.
> > > > geometry for the layman.
site in the next day or two.
Subject: MC-Chassis 2 WD ??
> the available power goes to the front wheel.
> winter.  I could see a bike becoming silly fast in low traction situations.
if it is short ( as you say ).
Subject: RE: MC-Chassis 2 WD ??
Ohlins, th swedish suspension manufacturer.
Subject: 	MC-Chassis 2 WD ??
1. "dcmserv"           Subj: Re: MC-Chassis 2 WD ??
2. Ian Drysdale      Subj: MC-Chassis MX rego.
7. Julian          Subj: Re: MC-Chassis rd350 to monoshock?
10. batwings@i-plus.net                  Subj: Re: MC-Chassis rd350 to monoshock?
11. "Thacker, Heath HW"  Subj: RE: MC-Chassis MX rego.
hydraulic drive to both wheels done for that competition.
> be done, and how much it will cost me.
but they were only from new - doubt they are still doing it either.
it will be the cheapest way - sorry.   Please don't ride your unreg.
defend against those who would close all the tracks.
> Ian, Did you register your 2WD bike ?  I noticed number plates on it.
Was there ?  I wonder how they got there ?
either a rotating mirror or a rotating lens.
still turn quickly (viz Aprillia RS250, 102mm trail, 1,365mm wheelbase).
effects: Stability over bumps will improve. Steering into turns is slower.
Turning circle is increased. Less dive/squat under braking/acceleration.
> measure from. There is only about .015" of beam spread over 20 feet.
with a focusing lens that compresses the "fan" to a straight "beam".
Dave (or anyone else),  S&W(shocks) put out a book on suspension design.
have a simple software program that can be used to create the geometry.
waste of money.  This is contrary to what I have heard.  Opinions?
There are different "Grades" of shocks with any mfg.  I stay away from anything not rebuildable.
"If it is not worth making right, why rebuild it?"
> waste of money.  This is contrary to what I have heard.  Opinions?
motor mounts and had extra drillings and lateral spacers to hang linkage.
complete too. Worked for me.
your ratio to begin with anyway.
Subject: RE: MC-Chassis MX rego.
> it will be the cheapest way - sorry.
>    Please don't ride your unreg.
> defend against those who would close all the tracks.
not-quite-rego/insurance, and this is the only spot you can ride.
3. "john.mead"      Subj: Re: MC-Chassis rd350 to monoshock?
4. RWa11@aol.com                        Subj: Re: MC-Chassis 2 WD ??
6. David Weinshenker   Subj: Re: MC-Chassis rd350 to monoshock?
7. batwings@i-plus.net                  Subj: Re: MC-Chassis rd350 to monoshock?
8. Alan Lapp  Subj: Re: MC-Chassis MX rego.
> hydraulic drive to both wheels done for that competition.
day bike ( and several others I have seen / heard about ).
basic dimensions for a MX sidecar outfit.
keep fit and improve coordination etc.
> >shock Yamaha RD-350 frames to non-linkage "monoshock"
> >rear suspension like the TZ and YZ bikes of the late 70's?
> >sportbike" aftermarket shock likely to be in range?
gaurded chain drive to a hyd. motor directly above the top of the cylinder.
I imagine if you are only tranfersing 5 hp things can be very small and light.
to this list, or a down payment for a V-8 ;-).
I don't know, they must live in a wonder land called Oz.
> Yes, I did hundreds in the 70s.
Care to reminisce? Any general comments/advice?
> site in the next day or two.
> Why wouldn't you put on a linkage too?
Mainly I'm attracted to the mechanical simplicity of the "plain"
could put the rear shock mount about 9 in. above the SA pivot.
wheel travel would require just over 2.25 in. damper shaft travel.
possibly match up a dirtbike application by spring rate...?
>> Why wouldn't you put on a linkage too?
>Mainly I'm attracted to the mechanical simplicity of the "plain"
suspension ... told them to put new rear tire on it but they didn't listen.
slight advantage to the latter.
>could put the rear shock mount about 9 in. above the SA pivot.
>wheel travel would require just over 2.25 in. damper shaft travel.
Something funky about the conclusion above. Your lower damper end is 9"
but the variation in former is very slight.
traction', or as we put it out this way 'arsy-firsty'. Enjoy!!
>it will be the cheapest way - sorry.   Please don't ride your unreg.
>defend against those who would close all the tracks.
else you want to it.  It must simply pass inspection.
fabricated using this method as well.
I've attempted to locate a hand-operated pump locally without much luck.
My question is: how much pressure does a hydraulic brake system generate?
of a simple vacuum pump.
them to those people interested in hearing what he tells me.
>My question is: how much pressure does a hydraulic brake system generate?
Enough, couple hundred PSI probably.
>I.E. is this concept suitable for the hydroforming application?
(use flex hose) and don't need any framework.
1. "Ed Biafore"  Subj: RE: MC-Chassis 2 WD ??
4. Johnayleng@aol.com                   Subj: Re: MC-Chassis 2 WD ??
Hey, I resemble that remark!!!!
project, I would like to know how it works out.
> fabricated using this method as well.
> I've attempted to locate a hand-operated pump locally without much luck.
> optimistic in this area.
> My question is: how much pressure does a hydraulic brake system generate?
> of a simple vacuum pump.
> Your input is valued!
> project, I would like to know how it works out.
need a special pump. Or is that what you just said?
To get an idea how much pressure you need.
Americans can tell when we're doing burn-outs!
>fabricated using this method as well.
>I've attempted to locate a hand-operated pump locally without much luck.
None at any price around my area as well.
Mikeal may want to put these links onto his hydroforming page as well.
> could be fabricated using this method as well.
> to be highly optimistic in this area.
> house the pump handle.
Master cylinders release the pressure when you let off the brake.
they'll do over 1000 psi.
> work, in a drag bike, incorporated into the rear wheel?
Sounds like an awful lot of rotating mass...?
for Kork Ballington,  obviously before Kawasaki got hold of him.
>>Care to reminisce? Any general comments/advice?
ratio used.  There's more choice now.
air-filter and fit the battery to the side.
Third,  It is by no streach of the imagination, intuitive to use.
and if I did no one could use it without a lengthy explanation anyway.
it and/or any other kind of rotary valve gear, rotary sleeve valves etc.
assuming there's some problem with it and I want to know what.
> I imagine if you are only tranfersing 5 hp things can be very small and light.
> to this list, or a down payment for a V-8 ;-).
and more short run stuff is being printed here now.
I may take you up on your generous offer.
7. David Weinshenker   Subj: Re: MC-Chassis rd350 to monoshock?
> I.E. is this concept suitable for the hydroforming application?
> Enough, couple hundred PSI probably.
maths on a car system foot force ( 100kg easily ) - 5:1 mech. adv.
and therefore you would have to get twice that out of it at least.
or water with a little cutting compound in it - should be fine.
need a week to blow up an expansion chamber.
Harry, are you posting from a different address?
cilinder' under that for the volume.
require changing the oil afterwards because of contamination, though.
leakage. Vane pumps are out because they need speed to operate.
for that ;-). Check your local dump.
Anyway, that's just my 2p. Good luck.
suggested he plot the wheel to damper movement to see what he had.
and was gratified to see the high-speed rear end bottoming go away.
in your calculations but also the manufacturing process.
> >My question is: how much pressure does a hydraulic brake system generate?
You'll want something in the 800-1000 psi range.
Don't do it, it's no fun at all!
> >could put the rear shock mount about 9 in. above the SA pivot.
> >wheel travel would require just over 2.25 in. damper shaft travel.
> Something funky about the conclusion above. Your lower damper end is 9"
> the SA pivot and the lower damper mounting, your answer is correct.
> air-filter and fit the battery to the side.
won't need the battery and rectifier.
Drill Press cuts those long spirals of alloy. Hey, I'm happy!
Ever see a 48 cylinder corncob aircraft engine?
>it and/or any other kind of rotary valve gear, rotary sleeve valves etc.
>assuming there's some problem with it and I want to know what.
well and it also ran a bit hot.
to make and must have been better in effect too.
have to run pre-mix, very un-ecological.
>maths on a car system foot force ( 100kg easily ) - 5:1 mech. adv.
>and a piston dia of 25 mm ?
good for the pressures mentioned anyway though.
>need a week to blow up an expansion chamber.
pressure/volume thing is still a hangup with either.
12. "Michael Moore"   Subj: MC-Chassis Get them shirts a'rollin  . . . .
those figures should be enough for anybody.
tapered elastomer bounce bumper which made up for the falling spring rate.
>Ever see a 48 cylinder corncob aircraft engine?
smoke and noise, fly-em heavy stuff with ease.
You preloaded the whats to the which?
> >Ever see a 48 cylinder corncob aircraft engine?
> smoke and noise, fly-em heavy stuff with ease.
A bit of useless trivia.
of aviation that had an even number of cylinders in one row.
the weld site, not to mention that it's flamable.
Hell (tm) built a hydraulic tilt bed on his pickup truck using the ps pump.
>higher pressure pump to full inflate the part.
>that way it wouldn't oxidize.
output end, a female banjo bolt thread.
to work on the darn thing. Neat stuff.
which takes a looooooong time.
> You preloaded the whats to the which?
>A bit of useless trivia.
>of aviation that had an even number of cylinders in one row.
some of them had ex valve only, for ex) they could be done up differently.
There still have never been any 48 cyl corncobbers.
> comfy then manual pumping, which takes a looooooong time.
the full volume of the house line pressure trying to push water in.
pressure.  It doesn't take much pumping to get the pipe expanded.
doesn't look particularly high tech.
it at the plumbing shop.
Subject: MC-Chassis Get them shirts a'rollin  . . . .
to get someone on one of the lists who is a graphics boffin to do it.
and do the deed if you can.
some shirts available that people could wear to Daytona.
3. David Weinshenker   Subj: MC-Chassis wheel size difference needed for good steering?
the garage up but had a neat sound.
> >A bit of useless trivia.
> >of aviation that had an even number of cylinders in one row.
> some of them had ex valve only, for ex) they could be done up differently.
> There still have never been any 48 cyl corncobbers.
tube of 110mm dia of 1,5mm sheet to the Sauna Oven !
Simple, but it works !
Subject: MC-Chassis wheel size difference needed for good steering?
> Sounds like an awful lot of rotating mass...?
year, I know it's temping all the Fates to rain scorn on us.
anyone has any suggestions, please let me know.
hands.  Nothing seemed to be holding them in, is this normal ?
Anyway, looks like I'll have to replace most (if not all) of these bearings.
bearings with Bronze bushes.  Is this considered a longer term replacement ?
Are there any drawbacks ?  Is there something else I should use ?
> anyone has any suggestions, please let me know.
kitchen scrub pad, and really hot water.
happens fast) spray with WD-40 rapidly to prevent rust.
Wipe dry and hit with more WD-40.
bottom end, but don't use any on the bore, piston, and rings.
catch a quick initial seal.
by complete cooling to ambient temperature.
first allowed to sustain 100% power.
petroleum oil to your favorite synthetic.
mounted to the plane and the prop mounted to the front of the crankcase.
The 5 cylinders would rotate as the engine ran.
> > Sounds like an awful lot of rotating mass...?
> mounted to the plane and the prop mounted to the front of the crankcase.
> The 5 cylinders would rotate as the engine ran.
instead of 30:1, is this normal practice ?
they arn't meant to wear ?  He said I'd do more harm than good.  Any ideas ?
> > I've currently got my '95 YZ125 in bits giving it new piston & rings.
> > anyone has any suggestions, please let me know.
> kitchen scrub pad, and really hot water.
> happens fast) spray with WD-40 rapidly to prevent rust.
> Wipe dry and hit with more WD-40.
> bottom end, but don't use any on the bore, piston, and rings.
> catch a quick initial seal.
> by complete cooling to ambient temperature.
> first allowed to sustain 100% power.
> petroleum oil to your favorite synthetic.
pilots turn the ignition off and on intermittently to control the speed.
Quite an interesting experience. Must be real safe to fly in too.
> instead of 30:1, is this normal practice ?
> they arn't meant to wear ?  He said I'd do more harm than good.  Any ideas ?
silicon) it doesn't need to be honed when renewing the piston and rings.
plating is applied, to establish the exact size.
switch to synthetic oil sooner in a plated cylinder.
piston health with either type of bore.


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Home Updates › The Bunnings ABN Scam and the Contractor v Employee Debate
The Bunnings ABN Scam and the Contractor v Employee Debate
Mike Baldwin
Recently there have been several articles published in the national press on the use by tradesmen of Bunnings' ABN numbers.
In short, when people ask a tradesman or other service provider for an invoice, the invoice they receive has the name of a company or person, but the ABN of Bunnings or another entity. In an article featured in The Australian on Wednesday 2 August, Michael Andrew, Treasury's black economy taskforce chairman, explained that the result of this is that 'you can't trace then where the money really went'.
Why Bunnings?
Mr Andrew reported a surprising statistic that 'more than 40% of ABNs quoted in the Northern Territory were Bunnings'. Tradesmen are likely choosing Bunnings simply because, in the words of Mr Andrew, 'every tradesman goes to Bunnings'. They get an invoice – 'the ABN's up top'.
Tradesmen are doing this because it enables them to avoid tax, given that the money cannot be traced.
Bunnings are the latest corporate entity to be struck in the broader debate about the use and utility of ABN numbers. Clearly concerns over the growth of the black economy are real and present, Australians have an obligation to pay their tax and those who don't, ought be prosecuted.
That said, it also introduces the question of who is an employee and who is a contractor. Remember several years ago it was common place to hear similar comments about Woollies and Coles.
It is fair to say that the abuse of ABN numbers has been and remains, a major concern in the construction industry. Who can forget those infamous ads in newspapers:
'Labourers wanted, must have ABN'
Contractor or employee?
Having an ABN is only one indicator that the worker may be a contractor. Being a contractor attracts benefits for both the contractor and the principal. Unlike employees, contractors usually have control over how they perform the work; the hours they work; the people they employ and what they charge for that work. Equally the principal does not have obligations with respect to workers compensation, superannuation, annual leave, long service leave and payroll tax. Contractors do however have obligations of their own including, appropriate public liability and workers compensation insurance.
Due to the desirability of these benefits, parties are often liable to mischaracterise or misrepresent the relationship. When they do so, they run the very real risk of falling foul of the sham contracting provisions of the Fair Work Act.
It is clear from the cases, that the issue of whether a worker is a contractor or an employee is not something that is decided between the parties. Simply describing the worker as a contractor within the contract will not mean that they are contractor (see On Call Interpreters and Translators Agency Pty Ltd v Commissioner of Taxation (No 3) (2011) FCA 366). In fact, intentionally and recklessly misrepresenting the relationship will attract a significant penalty pursuant to the sham contracting provisions. The 'employer' may also find themselves liable to back-pay entitlements for wages, superannuation and annual leave.
Whether a worker is a contractor or an employee is a matter for the common law. Unfortunately, there is no set combination of factors that determine whether a worker is a contractor or an employee. It is the 'totality' of the relationship between the parties that must be examined (Hollis v Vabu (2001) HCA 44, [24]).
Having said that, there are some factors which tend to indicate the status of the relationship:
Contractor Employee
Performs work as an entrepreneur and owns and operates an independent business Performs work under the employer's business
Engaged for a specified time or to perform specific tasks, usually those which require specialist skills Engaged on a continuing basis
Is able to perform work in any manner as they see fit (as long as it complies with the contractual standards) Is directed, or has been trained, to perform work in a certain way
Receives progress payments and then issues a final invoice for a quoted sum Regular pay packet or slip
The recent articles on the Bunnings ABN scam link to an issue that is commonly experienced by individuals and businesses. That is, whether a worker is a contractor or an employee.
Having an ABN and engaging with a Principal or client, as a contractor, if done properly, is an arrangement which benefits both parties. However, in many cases there is a possibility that an employee has been incorrectly classified as a contractor. Such an error has serious implications for the both parties and will likely attract penalties from both the tax office and the Fair Work Ombudsman.
If you are considering going into business yourself as a contractor, the lesson is to get legal advice. An ABN number is not a panacea nor is it sufficient. Conversely as a principal, when contemplating utilising contractors, you also need to get advice, in order to avoid the potential tentacles of the Fair Work Ombudsman, who has demonstrated a keen interest in prosecuting employers for sham contracting.
Thanks to Jonathan O'Connor (Graduate Lawyer) for his contribution to this article.
The information published in this paper is of a general nature and should not be construed as legal advice. Whilst we aim to provide timely, relevant and accurate information, the law may change and circumstances may differ. You should not therefore act in reliance on it without first obtaining specific legal advice.

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Kentucky Arts Groups Try Their Hand At Drive-In Style Shows In Parking Lots
By Stephanie Wolf
Photo: Stephanie Wolf
89.3 WFPL News Louisville · Kentucky Arts Groups Try Their Hand At Drive-In Style Shows In Parking Lots
Several University of Kentucky dance students run through movement phrases. Their sneakers scuff against the pavement of a parking lot, audibly marking each step.
They're preparing for their dance concert this weekend called "Once Vacant: Bodies in motion…still," a drive-in at the Kroger Field Parking Lot in Lexington where they'll perform, in person, for an audience in parked vehicles.
Stephanie Wolf | wfpl.org
UK senior Genesis Lorjuste in rehearsal for "Once Vacant: Bodies in motion…still," a drive-in dance concert, on Oct. 4, 2020.
"At first, I was like, 'What the heck is this gonna be like, I was kind of nervous," Genesis Lorjuste, a senior double majoring in integrated strategic communication and dance, said. "But it's my senior year, and I wanted to perform. So I just was like, let's just see how it goes."
She was nervous about how it would be to dance on a hard, uneven surface and about maintaining enough distance from other dancers. But it's nice to dance for an in-person audience again, she said. Watching dance on a computer screen just isn't the same.
"Because when you're in person, you can be totally engulfed in that performance," Lorjuste said. "When you're at home, you're distracted by your dog or your phone. So it's really important that we have this performance so that people are able to escape from what's going on right now."
The concept of a drive-in is getting a fresh take in the age of COVID. Theater and dance artists are turning to parking lots as a safer option for live performances, where audiences literally drive in to see the shows. From a circus arts drive-in show in Sarasota to a horror-comedy drive-in experience in the Denver area, it's becoming an increasingly popular way to experience live art while it's still unsafe to gather in large groups.
A University of Kentucky Dance Department rehearsal in the parking lot of the Boone Center on the UK campus on Oct. 4, 2020. Dancer Kate Walker.
'A lot to be discovered' when adapting to pandemic-era venues
Susie Thiel, an associate professor of dance and UK's director of dance, said the biggest challenge in mounting this kind of production is, "I've never done it before."
"Little things are arising… the weather changes, or there's a football game, or now COVID-19, a dancer is quarantined, that changes the entire rehearsal process, because it's not just one day now, 14 days are gone," Thiel said, confirming that they have had to work around dancers having to quarantine.
Performing outdoors isn't a new concept, but presenting a show in a parking lot for an audience in parked vehicles did create some additional hurdles, including how to light the concert. Car headlights, after some thought, didn't seem like a good idea, choreographer and UK faculty member Theresa Bautista said.
"We've heard from other people who have tried this experience that sometimes the headlights can be blinding for the car across from them," she said. "We do think that the light pole that's in the middle of our circle is going to provide a lot of light… there's a lot to be discovered in our dress rehearsal."
Plus she had to choreograph for a performance in the round, where the parked audience will completely surround the dancers, a "reorientation" of thinking about how the work would be interesting from all sorts of angles and on the same level as the observers.
Choreographer and UK faculty member Theresa Bautista rehearses UK dancers on campus for their drive-in-style show.
Bautista read in Dance Magazine about Los Angeles-based, Jacob Jonas The Company putting on a drive-in at a Santa Monica Airport parking lot. She shared the story with Thiel following a conversation they had about how much they missed preparing for live shows. Bautista said she's seen so many creative virtual dance shows, but she couldn't wrap her brain around creating something for online right now.
"I think it would just emphasize the separation we've been having, whereas this is a gathering."
'Shakespeare in the Parking Lot'
In Louisville, Kentucky Shakespeare is several shows into its run of "Macbeth," an abridged 65-minute version staged in a parking lot across from the zoo through Oct. 31.
Producing artistic director Matt Wallace had to call off the 2020 summer season due to the pandemic. Then he read about drive-in style rock and country music concerts, and thought, why not drive-in Shakespeare in a parking lot?
"It was this need to preserve and find some hope in the future of live theater," Wallace said. "After having to adapt everything digitally and postpone, I knew if we could find a way that we could do it safely, we were going to do it."
To "curate this artistic experience inside your car," sound is pumped in through a radio broadcast using a short-range FM transmitter. The stage is elevated for better sightlines for the rows of parked vehicles. And the Kentucky Shakespeare team leaned into current events, "exploring the darkness" of a future post-apocalyptic, pandemic world.
"And instead of fighting against distancing, and things like that, building it into the production," Wallace said — some of those built-in, pandemic-esque elements include gas masks for the "double, double, toil and trouble" three witches of "Macbeth."
But there are barriers to these drive-in styles shows, such as red tape.
Wallace said it took months to go through the bureaucratic process to secure the Metro-owned parking lot across from the Louisville Zoo.
"We were really biting our nails up until the end of September, whether or not we could do this," he said. "You'll notice that we didn't announce it until a week before we opened."
Then there's the cost.
Charging per car brings in a lot less revenue than charging per person.
Wallace said their "hope is to break even or not lose too much money."
Michael Seman is an assistant professor of arts management at Colorado State University, who has recently been studying the pandemic's impact on the arts, including co-authoring a Brookings study earlier this summer on the topic.
He said drive-ins aren't a "sustainable situation" from an economic standpoint, and, for some arts and cultural organizations, the numbers won't make sense. But, for those who can find the means to build and present drive-ins, they are "a great exercise" for keeping audiences and attracting new ones during these unprecedented times.
"In like the grocery business, you would say it's a loss leader, you're selling your milk or your bread for less than, in some cases, what it should cost, but it's attracting people into your store," he said. "I see these events the same way."
He thinks this kind of cultural experience will stick around, even when it's safe to gather again, especially since there could be some trepidation on the audience side to return to venues.
"It will not supplant how culture is generally consumed within the country," Seman said. "However, I do think you'll see this as options that will remain on the platter of options that arts groups have in a way to get their message and their works to the people, which is good."
UK senior Emma Lucas in rehearsal on campus in Lexington on Oct. 4, 2020.
For University of Kentucky senior Caroline Gerwig, finding any kind of safer way to perform right now sends an important message: that "art still exists."
"And artists are still creating, no matter what the circumstances are," Gerwig said. "I just think there's something really beautiful about that. And we really need to be sharing what we have with the world, even if it's six feet apart."
Her classmate, senior Emma Lucas, agrees, and said these kinds of pandemic workarounds showcase the "resiliency of artists."
"I think that the importance of this performance is giving us a space to kind of share that resiliency and power and strength with the audience and remind everybody like, yeah, we're in a pandemic, but we're still able to make this work," she said.
Stephanie Wolf @StephRWolf
Stephanie Wolf is WFPL's Arts Reporter.
By Stephanie Wolf @StephRWolf
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Santa Fe, New Mexico seeks to make $300,000 a year by seizing cars from those accused three times of DUI.
The Santa Fe, New Mexico city council will today adopt an ordinance that allows police to seize and sell vehicles belonging to motorists accused of driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI), regardless of whether they have ever been convicted in a court of law. The ordinance, sponsored by City Councilor Patti Bushee, kicks in on either a third DUI accusation or if the driver had been operating with a suspended license.
"This is the hammer, the ultimate hammer," Bushee told The New Mexican newspaper.
The American Civil Liberties Union of New Mexico may file suit against the program because it takes property without due process beyond an "administrative hearing" where a city employee decides whether to confiscate the vehicle on behalf of the city.
"It's enough to throw them in jail," City Attorney Frank Katz, told The New Mexican. "It's enough to take their car."
The city council expects to raise $300,000 in annual revenue with the measure.


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Bob Burnquist (ur. 10 października 1976 w São Paulo) – profesjonalny brazylijski skateboarder.

Jego największym sukcesem do tej pory była wygrana na zawodach X-Games w 2001. Specjalizuje się w jeździe w pozycji switch, a jego rozpoznawalnym trikiem jest "one-footed smith grind". Czynnie uprawia też skydiving i snowboarding oraz prowadzi akcje promujące zdrowe odżywianie. Jest jak dotąd jedynym skaterem, który zrobił trik switch frontside air na otwartej pętli. Wykonał również grind 50-50 do wielkiego kanionu i wylądował ze spadochronem.

Historia osiągnięć na zawodach
 1. w 2007 X-Games Big Air
 3. w 2006 X-Games Big Air
 1. w 2006 The Coolio Games
 1. w 2005 X-Games Vert Best Trick
 1. w 2003 X-Games: vert dwójki (razem z Bucky Lasek)
 2. w 2002 X-Games: vert dwójki (razem z Bucky Lasek)
 1. w 2001 X-Games:vert
 1. w 2001 Slam City Jam: vert.
 1. w 2000 Slam City Jam: vert.
 1. w 1995 Slam City Jam: vert.

Brazylijscy skaterzy
Ludzie urodzeni w São Paulo
Urodzeni w 1976

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The regular meeting of the Josephine County Democrats will take place Tuesday, August 14, 6:30 – 8 p.m. at 129 NW E Street in Grants Pass.
Congressional District 2 candidate Jamie McLeod-Skinner will join us after her meeting at the Wild River Pub, at about 7:30 p.m. She will provide guidance on working in the campaign.
Prior to her dropping in, Democrats will consider a number of business items, including review and approval of our budget for the last half of this year, and plan strategy for upcoming elections.


As you can recall from the first part of this article, we have chosen to focus on what the traffic laws in Texas are and what purpose they serve and how to avoid them if at all possible. Here we continue with our suggestions and advice if you so wish to take it, it might make your life in Houston a little easier.
This is a relatively new concept, seat belts became popular in the late 50's and now a days if you do not click your seat belt into the base then your car will chime and chime until you click it in place. You may think to yourself what an annoying thing to have to constantly deal with and maybe you are right when it comes to the chiming but the concept of seat belts is only one. Your safety. Seat belts were created to minimize the damage to your body in the event of an accident. You cannot get 150 stitches in your head if your head never crashed through the windshield.
Some traffic laws are created not by you, but by a committee that gather to analyze the risks and benefits of certain after market modifications and although you may not be in agreement with what they say, you still need to know what these are and how to avoid them. Window tinting is something that is regulated for example, if your front windshield is too dark then officers and traffic cams cannot see you then there is no way to hold you accountable for something that you do.
Speed limits were created with one goal in mind. To find the safest speed that most people could probably drive without many incidents. Why do you get a ticket when you are over the speed limit? Because you are putting yourself but more importantly other people who might be in your path in dangers way. This is why there is such a huge issue with speeding. Did you know the human body is only meant to survive without minimal damage an accident at only 8 MPH for the sake of your internal organs. Now imagine on a freeway, where the speed limit is 55 MPH yet you are going 110 MPH. It is much harder to control the car if an issue arises – a blown tire, etc.
The concept of insurance is an interesting one. You pay money each and every month in the off chance that something might happen to you in the future. So you pay into it, well, when it comes to automotive insurance, you get insured to cover any reparation bills or medical bills that might arise. Some car insurances also do multi car insurance which is a great and economical way to go to live within the letter or the law.
If there are limits placed on the amount of water that can pass through a shower head to limit how much water is used, minimize the wastefulness, then imagine what the limitations on engines there might be. There are NOS (Nitrous Oxide) tanks that a lot of drag racers use, also deactivating chips in some car engines can increase their HP by a substantial amount. Food for thought.
As a human being one of the most difficult things to do is leave someone in harm's way or someone that has been hurt. Leaving the scene of an accident, especially if it is your fault, then it is considered a hit and run and is punishable by law. Because not only did you inflict damage on someone else, but once you did you left them there, depending on the severity, it could be considered negligent homicide, but then again, it depends on a case by case basis.
We hope that these articles have been informative and have given you something to consider when driving along the streets of our beautiful Houston.


A woman from Alberta was among those fleeing the last Syrian village held by the so-called Islamic State group, according to a reporter on the ground.
On Thursday, New York Times reporter Rukmini Callimachi tweeted that a woman from Alberta was among the thousands of people coming out of Baghuz, Syria. The town — currently surrounded by the Syrian military, Iraqi forces and American-supported Kurdish and Arab fighters — is the last physical territory held by ISIS in Iraq and Syria, according to a Times report.
"The number of overseas recruits to ISIS coming out of this pocket is stunning," Callimachi tweeted, followed by a picture of a 28-year-old mother of two who said she is from Toronto.
Callimachi did not identify the woman or say where specifically she is from.
The news comes as Canada debates what to do with Canadians and their families who left the country to join ISIS.
ISIS has lost nearly all of the territory it captured in eastern Syria and western Iraq starting in 2014, but continues to have tens of thousand of fighters in Iraq and Syria, according to the Times.
Amarnath Amarasingam, a researcher at the Institute for Strategic Dialogue who studies returning ISIS fighters, said women and children captured from former ISIS strongholds are taken to a series of refugee-style camps in northeast Syria. The men are taken to prison.
Amarasingam knew of around 20 Canadians — five women, four men and 11 kids — being held by Kurdish forces in the region. They are among the more than 2,000 men, women, and children from 44 countries currently being held.
In a statement, Global Affairs Canada said they are aware of Canadian citizens being detained in Syria.
"Canadian diplomats have established a communication channel with local Kurdish authorities in order to verify the whereabouts and well-being of Canadian citizens.
"Reports of an agreement concerning the repatriation of Canadian citizens from Syria are false," the ministry added.
A CNN reporter spoke with the woman, who declined to identify herself. She said she was a former graphic designer, and that her husband "ordered" her to travel to Syria.
The woman had two young sons with her, and was pregnant with a child from her second husband, who has since died.
Her first husband, a Canadian, died fighting for ISIS, CNN reported.


News reports at The Onion, "America's finest news source," state that "Shadows meet the clouds, Gray on gray, Like dusty charcoal on an ashen brow", according to eye-witness poets.
She looked at me like someone who has just solved the crossword puzzle with a shrewd ``Emu'' in the top right hand corner.
Charles Simic wrote this post on the New York Review of Books blog explaining why he still writes poems.
Iain Sinclair visits Gary Snyder at his retreat in the woods.
"I shot the serif. (But I did not shoot the sans-serif.)" A first-person-shooter typography game.
Enjoy the new, colorful 45 minute documentary about the life of Daniel Thompson, the late great poet laureate of Cuyahoga county.
Here's a pic of this year's Hessler Street Fair Poetry Contest winners.
Honorable Mention Kevin Frederick Smith - 4th place S Renay Sanders - 3rd place Nancy Nixon - 2nd place Carla Thompson - 1st place B M Stroud.
Heads up, everybody! The readings for the Hessler Street Fair poetry contest are coming up this Wednesday, 7pm, at Mac's Backs in Coventry!
That's one heck of a poetic line-up!
Readings will be held on the evening of Wednesday, May 9th @ 7pm at Mac's Backs Books on Coventry. About 20 minutes after all poets have read, the winners will be announced and prizes will be handed out.
Can't make the reading Wednesday? The winning poets will read at the Hessler Street Fair main stage on Sunday May 20th. And, all the poets listed will have their poems in the 2012 Hessler Street Fair anthology-- get your copy at Mac's Backs, or at the Mac's Backs booth at the fair, for only $8.00-- a bargain!
The Hessler Street Fair adds: "Special thanks to Joshua Gage and Vertigo X. Xavier for putting the 2012 Hessler Street Fair Anthology together and conducting the reading. Our sincere appreciation is extended to Suzanne DeGaetano at Mac's Backs for hosting the reading and her ongoing support of the Hessler Street Fair."
The word for this round is "actazerity."
Consulting the New Oxford KretZikan Dictionary is strictly forbidden.


Helen Frankenthaler (1928–2011) was a pioneer of Abstract Expressionism and of the later Color Field movement. She found inspiration in nature, including the idyllic, wooded landscapes of the northeastern United States. This beautiful publication celebrates Frankenthaler and the extraordinary holdings of her work in the collection of the late William Louis-Dreyfus. An avid admirer of Frankenthaler, Louis-Dreyfus collected more than twenty of her paintings, most from the under-studied later decades of her career when she explored techniques of layering color. With beautiful illustrations of works from Louis-Dreyfus's collection, as well as several from the Helen Frankenthaler Foundation, this publication makes a significant contribution to the study of works from this later period in Frankenthaler's illustrious career.
Alexandra Schwartz is a New York-based independent curator and scholar of modern and contemporary art.


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The SX500 has a large, clear 5inch full HD touch screen that is glove-friendly for ultimate usability and detail, and which SkyCaddie state is the largest, highest resolution touch screen available for handheld golf devices. It comes ready loaded with over 35,000 golf courses throughout Great Britain and Ireland, accounting for over 99% of courses, and produced by SkyCaddie mappers completing course verification on foot to ensure optimal accuracy.
SkyCaddie's features include Dynamic HoleVue, which displays a detailed overview of the hole being played, including the green, and can automatically realign itself from your exact position on the course, even if you're not where you're supposed to be! Golfers can also use this feature to discover accurate yardages to specific points such as bunkers, hazards, and safe layup points. These Integrated Targets allow for more strategy on the course to help players improve course management and lower their scores.
PinPoint technology can use information from the golf club regarding daily pin positions to provide precise distances to the flag, as well as the front, middle and back of the green, allowing golfers the opportunity to get locked in to their desired target and hit more accurate approaches.
This access to precise data for the golfer continues with the Intelligreen Pro technology, supplying the whereabouts and distances to tiers and contours on the green, false fronts and greenside mounds to increase awareness of any potential dangers despite being back on the fairway.
Ease of use has been maximised in the latest model with the inclusion of Intelligent Automation, which SkyCaddie say creates an 'almost touchless' experience as the device will automatically detect the course and completion of a hole, as well as updating distances as you move and displaying green depth for greater insight.
In addition, golfers can keep track of their progress over a longer period through the use of Digital Scorecards, collecting your scores and providing information such as net scores and number of fairways hit, along with shot distance measurement and a Large Number mode for those looking for a clear, simple distance tool only.
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Rick Santorum Says Nobody Called Trump Racist Before He Was President Except For 'The Central Park Thing'
By Tom Batchelor On 10/23/20 at 5:32 AM EDT
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Conservative commentator Rick Santorum was challenged over comments made during a CNN post-presidential debate show when he claimed "nobody called Donald Trump a racist before he was president of the United States—other than the Central Park thing."
Several panelists on the show, including the host Anderson Cooper, jumped in, telling Santorum "that's not true" when the former GOP senator suggested the president had only attracted criticism for his approach to issues of race since occupying the White House.
Santorum was referring to the Central Park Five, a group of Black and Latino men who as teenagers were wrongly convicted of raping a female jogger in New York City.
In the wake of the case, Trump bought newspaper advertisements calling for the state to adopt the death penalty. His signature featured on the pages. Since becoming president, he has refused to apologize for the move.
Santorum's comments came after Trump claimed during the second and final presidential debate in Tennessee that he was the "least racist person in the room."
Trump's remarks triggered a heated exchange during CNN's post-debate discussion show.
Rick Santorum seriously tried to claim "nobody called Donald Trump a racist before he was president of the United States. No one."
As you can imagine, it caused a bit of a stir on the CNN set. pic.twitter.com/m8ybV5lKNt
— Justin Baragona (@justinbaragona) October 23, 2020
After Santorum claimed Trump had not been painted as a racist until becoming president, Van Jones, a political commentator for the network, interjected: "This is a complicated thing here. First of all, the right wing always says nobody called him a racist before he was president. It's just not true. Once he started on the birther thing, that shocked a lot.
"Donald Trump did have allies in the Black community, Donald Trump had been a supporter of civil rights causes. In fact, Donald Trump has been a supporter of Kamala Harris, believe it or not. But when he went down the road of the birther thing, that changed his relationship with the Black community."
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Racism was one of a number of issues raised during the 90-minute event, chaired by Kristen Welker.
During the debate, Joe Biden highlighted Trump's previous refusals to condemn white supremacists as well as his attacks on the Black Lives Matter movement.
The Democratic challenger accused the president of pouring "fuel on every single racist fire" and said Trump "started off his campaign coming down the escalator saying he's going to get rid of those Mexican rapists.
"He's banned Muslims because they are Muslims. He's made everything worse across the board. He said about the poor boys [Proud Boys], last time we were on stage, stand down and stand ready. Come on. This guy is a dog whistle about as big as a foghorn."
Biden added: "You know who I am, you know who he is, you know his character, you know my character. You know our reputations for honor and telling the truth. I'm anxious to have this race. The character of the country is on the ballot."
US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump step off Air Force One upon arrival at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland on October 23, 2020. Trump returned to Washington after taking part in the final presidential debate. MANDEL NGAN/AFP/Getty Images
Trump countered by criticizing Biden's support of a 1990s Crime Bill accused of disproportionately affecting Black men.
The president responded: "The first time I ever heard of Black Lives Matter, they were chanting pigs in a blanket, talking about police. Pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon. I said that is a horrible thing. And they were marching down the street. And that was my first glimpse of the Black Lives Matter. I thought it was a terrible thing. As far as my relationships with all people, I think I have great relationships with all people. I am the least racist person in this room.
He added: "I got criminal justice reform and prison reform and opportunity zones. I don't know what to say. They can say anything. They can say anything. It makes me sad because I am the least racist person. I can't even see the audience because it is so dark, but I don't care who is in the audience. I'm the least racist person in this room."
Trump was one of the most vocal proponents of the discredited conspiracy theory that Barack Obama was not eligible to serve as president because he was born outside the U.S.
Trump first referenced the debunked theory in 2011. That same year, Obama produced a copy of his birth certificate proving he was born in Hawaii. Trump countered without evidence that the document was a "fraud."
He has stoked similar theories about his 2016 Republican rival Ted Cruz and Democratic vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris.


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Besides being a corny flip of the name, the Maryland-based parent company for Old Bay believes this crosses over into their well-established market.
A Maryland company which produces one of the most beloved spices among seafood lovers is suing a Pittsburgh company for completing biting their style. McCormick & Co., which makes the popular Old Bay seasoning, filed suit against Primal Palate for their flip of the spice known as New Bae for obvious reasons.
McCormick sued in Maryland federal court in Baltimore on Monday. The company says the New Bae name confuses consumers into thinking the two spices are related, and diminishes the good reputation and value of its Old Bay trademark.
It appears that this issue is on its way to being resolved in the coming year as McCormick is demanding that a trademark not be issued to Primal Palate and that the product is removed from store shelves.
That's all fine and dandy but what we wanna know is when are companies going to stop being corny and putting the "bae" slang in everything?


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Study examines impact of common risk factors on outcomes for home and birth center births
by Oregon State University
Women with some characteristics commonly thought to increase pregnancy risks—being over age 35; being overweight; and in some cases, having a vaginal birth after a cesarean section—tend to have good outcomes when they give birth at home or in a birth center, a new assessment has found.
However, women with some other risk factors, a breech baby and some other cases of vaginal birth after cesarean or VBAC, may face an increased risk of poor outcomes for themselves or their babies, researchers at Oregon State University have found. The study is believed to be the first to examine these risks and the outcomes. About 2 percent of all births in the U.S., and about 4 percent in Oregon, occur at home or in a birth center, rather than in a hospital setting. Generally, women who are considered "low-risk" are good candidates for home or birth center births, also referred to as community births, if they are attended by a midwife or other trained provider and timely access to a hospital is available.
However, there is little agreement among health providers on what should be considered low- or high-risk, and some women choose to have a community birth despite potential risks, said Marit Bovbjerg, a clinical assistant professor of epidemiology at Oregon State University and lead author of the study.
Medical ethics and the tenets of maternal autonomy dictate that women be allowed to decide where and how they wish to give birth. That's why it's important to have as much information as possible about potential risks, said Bovbjerg, who works in the College of Public Health and Human Sciences at OSU.
There are also risks associated with hospital births, such as increased interventions, which means there aren't always clear answers when it comes to determining the best and safest place to give birth, said Melissa Cheyney, a medical anthropologist and associate professor in OSU's College of Liberal Arts.
The goal of the research was to better understand the outcomes for women and babies with some of the most common pregnancy risk factors, to see how those risk factors affected outcomes.
"There's a middle or gray area, in terms of risk, where the risk associated with community birth is only slightly elevated relative to a completely low-risk sample," Cheyney said. "We're trying to get more information about births that fall in that middle zone so that clinicians and pregnant women can have the best evidence available when deciding where to give birth."
The findings were published recently in the journal Birth. Other co-authors are Jennifer Brown of University of California, Davis; and Kim J. Cox and Lawrence Leeman of the University of New Mexico. Using birth outcome data collected by the Midwives Alliance of North America Statistics Project, commonly referred to as MANA Stats, the researchers analyzed more than 47,000 midwife-attended community births.
They looked specifically at the independent contributions to birth outcomes of 10 common risk factors: primiparity, or giving birth for the first time; advanced maternal age, or mother over age 35; obesity; gestational diabetes; preeclampsia; post-term pregnancy, or more than 42 weeks gestation; twins; breech presentation; history of both cesarean and vaginal birth; and history of only cesarean birth.
The last two groups are both considered VBACs and hospital policies and state regulations for midwifery practice usually make no distinction between the two types. However, the researchers found a clear distinction between the two groups in terms of community birth outcomes.
Women who delivered vaginally after a previous cesarean and also had a history of previous vaginal birth had better outcomes even than those women giving birth for the first time. On the other hand, women who had never given birth to a child vaginally had an increased risk of poor outcomes in community birth settings.
"That finding suggests that current policies that universally discourage VBAC should be revisited, as the evidence does not support them," Bovbjerg said. "Women who in the past have successfully delivered vaginally seem to do just fine the next time around, even if they have also had a previous C-section. That's really important because some medical groups totally oppose VBACs, even in hospital settings, and many hospitals don't offer the option of a VBAC at all."
Researchers also found that women whose babies were in breech position had the highest rate of adverse outcome when giving birth at home or in a birth center.
There was only a slight increase in poor outcomes for women over age 35, or women who were overweight or obese, compared to those without those risk factors. In some categories, there were not enough births in the data set to properly evaluate a risk's impact, such as with gestational diabetes and preeclampsia.
"As is appropriate, women who face high complication risks such as preeclampsia tend to plan for and choose a hospital birth, rather than a community birth," Bovbjerg said. "But even for these women, it's important to remember that they can choose a community birth if their faith, culture or other considerations dictate that is the best choice for them."
The researchers emphasized that the new information about risks and outcomes can serve as an important tool in decision-making for families making very personal choices about where to give birth. "These findings help us to put information and evidence, rather than fear, at the center of discussions around informed, shared decision-making between expectant families and their health care providers," Cheyney said.
Researchers next plan to examine how the healthcare culture and standards of care in different locations within the U.S. affect outcomes of home and birthing center deliveries.
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The global analysis of protein composition, modifications, and dynamics are crucial to address complex biological questions. During my talk, I will describe the basic principles of mass spectrometry-based proteomics and how this technology can be successfully applied to system-wide investigations of different aspects of cell biology. Specifically, I will shortly describe the proteomic workflow, including sample preparation, MS and computational analysis. The final aim is to give you some suggestions to successfully use mass spectrometry-based proteomics in your own projects.


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insecticide, any toxic substance that is used to kill insects. Such substances are used primarily to control pests that infest cultivated plants or to eliminate disease-carrying insects in specific areas.
Insecticides can be classified in any of several ways, on the basis of their chemistry, their toxicological action, or their mode of penetration. In the latter scheme, they are classified according to whether they take effect upon ingestion (stomach poisons), inhalation (fumigants), or upon penetration of the body covering (contact poisons). Most synthetic insecticides penetrate by all three of these pathways, however, and hence are better distinguished from each other by their basic chemistry. Besides the synthetics, some organic compounds occurring naturally in plants are useful insecticides, as are some inorganic compounds; some of these are permitted in organic farming applications. Most insecticides are sprayed or dusted onto plants and other surfaces traversed or fed upon by insects.
Modes of penetration
Stomach poisons are toxic only if ingested through the mouth and are most useful against those insects that have biting or chewing mouth parts, such as caterpillars, beetles, and grasshoppers. The chief stomach poisons are the arsenicals—e.g., Paris green (copper acetoarsenite), lead arsenate, and calcium arsenate; and the fluorine compounds, among them sodium fluoride and cryolite. They are applied as sprays or dusts onto the leaves and stems of plants eaten by the target insects. Stomach poisons have gradually been replaced by synthetic insecticides, which are less dangerous to humans and other mammals.
Contact poisons penetrate the skin of the pest and are used against those arthropods, such as aphids, that pierce the surface of a plant and suck out the juices. The contact insecticides can be divided into two main groups: naturally occurring compounds and synthetic organic ones. The naturally occurring contact insecticides include nicotine, developed from tobacco; pyrethrum, obtained from flowers of Chrysanthemum cinerariaefolium and Tanacetum coccineum; rotenone, from the roots of Derris species and related plants; and oils, from petroleum. Though these compounds were originally derived mainly from plant extracts, the toxic agents of some of them (e.g., pyrethrins) have been synthesized. Natural insecticides are usually short-lived on plants and cannot provide protection against prolonged invasions. Except for pyrethrum, they have largely been replaced by newer synthetic organic insecticides as technical products.
Fumigants are toxic compounds that enter the respiratory system of the insect through its spiracles, or breathing openings. They include such chemicals as hydrogen cyanide, naphthalene, nicotine, and methyl bromide and are used mainly for killing insect pests of stored products or for fumigating nursery stock.
Synthetic insecticides
The synthetic contact insecticides are now the primary agents of insect control. In general they penetrate insects readily and are toxic to a wide range of species. The main synthetic groups are the chlorinated hydrocarbons, organic phosphates (organophosphates), and carbamates.
The chlorinated hydrocarbons were developed beginning in the 1940s after the discovery (1939) of the insecticidal properties of DDT. Other examples of this series are BHC, lindane, Chlorobenzilate, methoxychlor, and the cyclodienes (which include aldrin, dieldrin, chlordane, heptachlor, and endrin). Some of these compounds are quite stable and have a long residual action; they are, therefore, particularly valuable where protection is required for long periods. Their toxic action is not fully understood, but they are known to disrupt the nervous system. A number of these insecticides have been banned for their deleterious effects on the environment.
Organophosphates
The organophosphates are now the largest and most versatile class of insecticides. Two widely used compounds in this class are parathion and malathion; others are Diazinon, naled, methyl parathion, and dichlorvos. They are especially effective against sucking insects such as aphids and mites, which feed on plant juices. The chemicals' absorption into the plant is achieved either by spraying the leaves or by applying solutions impregnated with the chemicals to the soil, so that intake occurs through the roots. The organophosphates usually have little residual action and are important, therefore, where residual tolerances limit the choice of insecticides as soil disinfectant. They are generally much more toxic than the chlorinated hydrocarbons. Organophosphates kill insects by inhibiting the enzyme cholinesterase, which is essential in the functioning of the nervous system.
Carbamates
The carbamates are a group of insecticides that includes such compounds as carbamyl, methomyl, and carbofuran. They are rapidly detoxified and eliminated from animal tissues. Their toxicity is thought to arise from a mechanism somewhat similar to that for the organophosphates.
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Tony awards 2012: Once scoops eight gongs on night of upsets
Disney's Newsies is beaten to best musical and British comic actor James Corden wins best actor in a play
Matt Wells and David Cote in New York
Mon 11 Jun 2012 01.13 EDT First published on Mon 11 Jun 2012 01.13 EDT
Neil Patrick Harris and Patty LuPone perform during the American Theatre Wing's 66th annual Tony Awards in New York. Photograph: Lucas Jackson/Reuters
Once, the intimate and melancholy bar-room musical that has charmed Broadway audiences and critics, took top honours at the Tony awards in a night of upsets at the annual US theatre industry bash.
With its largely British creative team, Once beat the boisterous corporate Disney behemoth Newsies to best musical, Steve Kazee won best actor in a musical, and John Tiffany won best director. In all, Once took eight awards from 12 nominations.
Bruce Norris's Clybourne Park, a Pulitzer prize-winning drama about race and real estate, won the Tony for best play.
Tony voters were keen to spread the honours: in the biggest surprise of the night James Corden beat the strongly tipped Philip Seymour Hoffman to the award for best actor in a play, for his role in the British farce One Man, Two Guvnors.
In a gracious speech, Corden said it was an honour to be billed in the same category as actors such as Hoffman, James Earl Jones, Frank Langella and John Lithgow. "To be on a list with you was enough and holding this, it honestly just reminds me that there is no such thing as best. Honestly, I am overwhelmed."
James Corden performs in a scene from One Man, Two Guvnors at the 66th annual Tony Awards in New York. Photograph: Charles Sykes/AP
Newsies, a stage version of the New York City newsboy strike of 1899, won best score and best choreography – for a Broadway smash that was nominated in eight categories, this was something of a disappointment.
There were upsets too in a number of the acting categories. The award for best actor in a musical was a race between two newbies: Kazee of Once and Jeremy Jordan of Newsies. Kazee's performance in Once is heartfelt but most pundits thought Jordan's confident, slick performance in Newsies would win. Kazee broke down during his acceptance speech, when he mentioned his mother, who died on Easter Sunday.
The gong for best featured actor in a play went to Christian Borle for his comic turn in Peter and the Starcatcher, beating Spiderman star Andrew Garfield, who was nominated for his role as Biff in Death of a Salesman. Arthur Miller's 63-year-old masterpiece won for best play revival and Mike Nichols won his ninth Tony for directing it.
Neil Patrick Harris hosted the ceremony for the third time and demonstrated why he has been repeatedly asked back. His slick, confident performance captured the mood of the evening while delivering knowing references to the camp, over-the-top nature of the show. "The 66th annual Tony Awards, or, as we like to call it, Fifty Shades of Gay," he said, opening with a reference to an erotic novel with a similar title that has topped the best-seller lists around the world.
Audra McDonald was named best lead actress in a musical for Porgy and Bess, which – in another upset – was named best musical revival over Follies. It was her McDonald's fifth Tony award, tying the record held by Angela Lansbury and Julie Harris.
"I was a little girl with a potbelly and afro puffs, hyperactive and overdramatic. And I found the theatre and I found my home," McDonald said. Looking at her daughter in the audience, she said her Tony win was not quite as wonderful as the time she gave birth.
Crucial exposure
The composer Alan Menken, who has won more Oscars than any other living person, was awarded his first Tony for Newsies. When he and lyricist Jack Feldman originally wrote the score for the 1992 movie version of Newsies, which was a critical and commercial flop, he was laden with a Razzie for worst song.
Exposure in the Tonys can be crucial to many shows that have suffered pre-summer slumps. Godspell producer Ken Davenport has warned that his production's future may hinge on making a splash at the ceremony: the cast were clearly working their hearts out in an energetic performance that extended from the stage into the aisles.
There was perhaps only one bum note struck during the three-hour telecast: a poorly judged performance of a number from Hairspray from a cruise ship in the Atlantic. The segment, which was buttressed by commercials and scripted lines promoting Royal Caribbean Cruises, was easily seen for what it was: a tacky piece of product placement.
One Man, Two Guvnors
Tony awards 2012: step aside James Corden, the night goes to Neil Patrick Harris
It was a weak year for musicals but an excellent one for plays, with Corden scooping the best actor award from a remarkable shortlist. But it was host Neil Patrick Harris who stole the show
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The 66th annual Tony awards took place on Sunday night, with bar-room musical Once and British actor James Corden both doing the business
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Broadway's big night was beamed live to a huge audience at New York's favourite intersection. So who was down there – and why?
James Corden: 'I'm not sure people even think of me as an actor at all'
The comic actor is starring in One Man Two Guvnors in the West End, but he fears people still associate him with the mis-steps he took after his hit with Gavin and Stacey. Will his new memoir redeem his public image?


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Five-time European champions Liverpool have been handed a big boost in the chase of Lyon midfielder Nabil Fekir following the news that the player is unwilling to extend his current contract at the French club.
Fekir, 25, has 18 months left on his Lyon contract which runs until the end of the 2019/20 season and club president Jean-Michel Aulas is keen to hand him fresh terms.
Lyon president Aulas wants to give him a new contract to drive up his transfer fee potentially.
The player is rated at around £58.5m at the moment and the transfer fee is expected to go down as he nears the end of his contract without any sign of renewal in sight.
Liverpool are long-term admirers of the French international forward who was part of the team that won the World Cup tournament in Russia this summer.
He came close to joining the Reds during this summer's transfer window but the transfer didn't take place.
Liverpool had already agreed on a £53m transfer fee for him only for the Reds to pull out of the transfer due to concerns over his knee.
Apart from the Reds, other European clubs like Bayern Munich, Real Madrid and Chelsea are also in the running to sign the Frenchman.


Love from the Kitchen: Tuesday Garden Party - What to do about critters?
We've got some new plants in pots. This is a sunflower (that I rescued from the bird bath... technically I suppose it was "planted" by a bird since the birds knocked the bird seed into the bird bath and the seed started to grow in the water....).
And here is a new tomato plant (beefmaster - I think they'll be big tomatoes).
The problem is, we've seen some of these guys around.
Cute, right? Except that they eat plants. And now we have tasty plants where they can eat them. So my question is... what do we do about it?
Next week - all about flowers. In the meantime, check out An Oregon Cottage for her weekly Garden Party.
I use to think rabbits were cute too, but this year I am over them!! They have eaten alot of my garden, we are going to have to put the fence back up!! They need to find a new diner!!
*sigh* my "critter" problem is earwigs. we have lots of bunnies, but my small garden is surrounded by chicken wire. something still managed to dig under though... for the most part, there is plenty of clover patches in my yard so they stick to that, but i can't blame them for wanting to try out some of the yummier veggies.
My mom names all her roaming bunnies "Peter" from Peter Rabbit. He is a cutie though!
yea for the sunflower. I love (not like) love sunflowers!! Ok, as for the rabbitts. I have them too, and I am going to try bar soap and citronella candles. Apparently they don't like the smell so if you toss some on the ground around your plants they stay away. We'll see how it works, I guess it's worth a try.
I guess that is the benefit of living in a pretty populated suburban area - we don't have a critter problem so my little garden remains pretty protected (other than my huge retrievers that go flying through the yard sometimes and knock over plants).
I have rabbits every where but my back yard. My father (my source for everything garden) says it is because of our dogs, who only go in the backyard. He says rabbits don't like the small of dog poo. If you don't have a dog, "borrow" some "piles" from a friend or neighbor that does and place some around your garden. Gross and weird I know, but I swear it works. I can sit on my back porch and watch an entire family of rabbits plan on the hill out side our back yard fence, but they never come close to my garden. Good luck!
I read that if you bury some glass beer bottles in the ground, so their necks poke up above ground at differing heights, the wind going by them will make whistling noises that scare the bunnies away. Haven't tried it yet myself, but I might give it a shot!
Bunnies are MEAN! They chomp on plants they have no intentions of eating. I would put a fence around the planters or put them up high.
Ah, critter problems. Ugh. Although I deal with voles, moles and deer, I don't have to deal with rabbits (hope none are reading this...), but I've read it's sorta like deer and a good fence is about the only thing.
Looking forward to the flowers- I'm going to show our roses that have finally bloomed next week too! Thanks for sharing at the TGP!


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Posted on January 29, 2018 - 02:33 PM by Robin Wood
When a title company seeks to uncover matters affecting title to real property, the answer is, "Quite a bit."
Statements of Information provide title companies with the information they need to distinguish the buyers and sellers of real property from others with similar names. After identifying the true buyers and sellers, title companies may disregard the judgments, liens or other matters on the public records under similar names.
To help you better understand this sensitive subject, the Land Title Association has answered some of the questions most commonly asked about Statements of Information.
What is a Statement of Information?
A Statement of Information is a form routinely requested from the buyer, seller and borrower in a transaction where title insurance is sought. The completed form provides the title company with information needed to adequately examine documents so as to disregard matters which do not affect the property to be insured, matters which actually apply to some other person.
What does a Statement of Information do?
Every day documents affecting real property--liens, court decrees, bankruptcies--are recorded.
Whenever a title company uncovers a recorded document in which the name is the same or similar to that of the buyer, seller or borrower in a title transaction, the title company must ask, "Does this document affect the parties we are insuring?" Because, if it does, it affects title to the property and would, therefore, be listed as an exception from coverage under the title policy.
A properly completed Statement of Information will allow the title company to differentiate between parties with the same or similar names when searching documents recorded by name. This protects all parties involved and allows the title company to competently carry out its duties without unnecessary delay.
What types of information are requested in a Statement of Information?
The information requested is personal in nature, but not unnecessarily so. The information requested is essential to avoid delays in closing the transaction.
You, and your spouse if you are married, will be asked to provide full name, social security number, year of birth, birthplace, and information or citizenship. If you are married, you will be asked the date and place of your marriage or registered domestic partnership.
Residence and employment information will be requested, as will information regarding previous marriages or registered domestic partnerships.
Will the information I supply be kept confidential?
The information you supply is completely confidential and only for title company use in completing the search of records necessary before a policy of title insurance can be issued.
What happens if a buyer, seller or borrower fails to provide the requested Statement of Information?
At best, failure to provide the requested Statement of Information will hinder the search and examination capabilities of the title company, causing delay in the production of your title policy.
At worst, failure to provide the information requested could prohibit the close of your escrow. Without a Statement of Information, it would be necessary for the title company to list as exceptions from coverage judgments, liens or other matters which may affect the property to be insured. Such exceptions would be unacceptable to most lenders, whose interest must also be insured.
Title companies make every attempt in issuing a policy of title insurance to identify known risks affecting your property and to efficiently and correctly transfer title so as to protect your interests as a homebuyer.
By properly completing a Statement of Information, you allow the title company to provide the service you need with the assurance of confidentiality.
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We are delighted to offer for sale this 1999 Morgan Plus 8 presented in giallo fly yellow (a Ferrari heritage colour) with a full black leather interior. This particular example is stunning and with this unique colour combination will make the perfect summer tourer for you.
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You are invited on Wednesday, December 5th, from 5:15 PM to 6:30 PM, to join your fellow parishioners at the St. Vincent de Paul Meal site at 931 W. Madison Street.
For many years our parish has provided salads, fruit, and baked goods for the meals served on the first Wednesday of every month...but lately we have been short a few "good" souls to help us serve the food and beverages to our friends in need. Please consider joining us in this wonderful effort that feeds up to 200 people, six nights a week.
If you are unable to help us serve, but have an interest in providing baked goods, you can bring your "sweets" to the parish office before 3:00 PM on the first Wednesday of every month. Anyone wanting more information please contact Dave Busch (262) 853-9178 or Christe Banach at (414) 403-1801.