The Vision Mixers craft a programme from the director's vision and the producers rundown, responsible for all areas of the production, including live rolling news, outside broadcasts and feature programmes. The Vision Mixer operates a large and complex piece of gallery equipment and has a strong technical understating on the workings of television equipment. The most qualified successful applicant for this job will be invited to head the unit subject to further negotiation.
Operating a large and complex Vision desk. Cutting between sources as directed or independently if asked to by the director.
The ability to act calmly under very real pressure to deliver a clean output.
Using the Vision desk to optimize the output's strengths. Control of inserts to in-vision monitors and a large video wall.
You may be asked to deputise for the director in their absence.
Creation of special effects such as multiple boxed pictures, via the vision desk or other machinery.
Knowledge of how the vision desk works and all television equipment.
Proven commitment to making innovative television news.
At least 2 years in a similar capacity at a large channel, gaining a wide experience of vision mixing on a number of different production formats.
Ability to apply knowledge to a vision mixing product and obtain the highest quality output.
Proactive approach, committed to continuous improvement and self-motivated.
The ability to anticipate and react quickly and to use your initiative in the many situations arising from this type of production.


The Roger Roop family played an important role in the development of the Heifer Project that touched all of their lives, from Roger and Olive to their daughters Shirley and Patricia, and later baby Elaine.
Roger Roop with daughters Patricia and Shirley, fall 1945. Photo: Robert Ebey.
Olive and Roger Roop in a later photo with daughter Patricia Ann. Photo: Rouford Coonts.
One of the good things Olive mentioned was a local trucker, Vernon Gladhill, who volunteered his truck and time hauling cattle from the train to the farm and back to the train for shipping to Baltimore. This was his way of contributing to the Heifer Project, he told Roger.
The work load for Roger became heavy as the Heifer Project mushroomed. The 15 acres originally offered free of charge soon expanded to rental of the entire approximately 130-acre farm and buildings for $800, with a salary of $1800 for Roger and $400 for the use of equipment including truck, tractors, hay baler, grinder, etc. Kenneth West and Wayne Keltner, two Civilian Public Service workers, and Rouford Coontz, all stationed at the Brethren Service Center in New Windsor, were assigned to help out at the farm. Seagoing cowboys waiting shipment would sometimes help, as well.
A saying around the farm was that "we could expect the unexpected anytime." Like the night the family was awakened by a terrific rumble. "Apparently something had spooked the cattle," Roger said, "and they stampeded. The next morning we found two heifers in the field with broken legs." They were butchered and the meat was used in the kitchen at the Brethren Service Center.
"Sometime later we experienced another stampede," Roger wrote. "We had worked a long day…. About 10 o'clock that night someone said that a large group had broken out and gone out across the field. Ted Albaugh and I knew the lay of the land so we went out and got around them. It was a clear, moon light night. If some of you have read western stories that speak of 'Saint Elmos' fire you will understand what I have to share.
"While we were bringing the cattle back to the barn something must have spooked them for they turned right around and ran toward us. We could see the bluish-green light in their eyes which was caused by fright. We were too far from any fence to outrun them so we ran toward each other, cupped our hands and yelled at the top of our voices. The cattle did part and ran on either side of us. If they had not done so we would have been trampled to death. I'm wondering what was the color of our eyes!
Some 3600 head of cattle were processed at the Roop farm during the three years of its operation. Roger became ill with undulant fever in 1948, after which collection activities were transferred to the Barkley Bowman farm.
Heifers await shipment in fall 1945 at the Roger Roop farm, Union Bridge, Maryland. Photo: Robert Ebey.
The first truck load of cattle arrived the afternoon of July 31, 1945 delivered by Mr. Wilmer Kline of Manassas, Va. The following night a trailer load came in from Roanoke, Va. with Mr. J. G. Kinzie in charge. One week later the first carload arrived from Michigan which were collected and delivered by Mr. Russell Hartzler.
From then on they came in by car trailer, pickup truck, small trucks, large trucks and trailer trucks from as far south as Tennessee, west to Oklahoma and north to New York in numbers of one to thirty-four head per load. Carloads ran from sixteen head up to forty head in a forty-foot car, which is just about eight to ten too many. Cars carrying feed and water with an attendant in charge came through in less time and better condition. Cattle have come by rail from fifteen states and as far west as California. Twenty-three states have been represented in cattle shipments.
They have arrived every day in the week, including Sunday and every hour of the day except from 2:00 A.M. to 5:00 A.M. All dairy breeds and a few beef breeds have been represented. Quality of the heifers has ranged from as fine an animal as grows to down pretty close to the other end of the scale. That point should not be criticized too much because the person giving a poor quality animal may have made more of a sacrifice than the one giving a purebred suitable for the show ring.
Numerous incidents of interest happen here, one of which I will relate. Wayne Keltner, one of the men helping with the heifers is from Illinois. Two cars of heifers came from California with extra hay in the cars which was hauled to the farm. A few days later a load of heifers came from Wisconsin and were placed in the lot back of the barn. What happened? An Illinois man fed California hay to Wisconsin heifers in Maryland.
Helpers feed hay to heifers on the Roger Roop farm. Photo courtesy of Kenneth West.
From then on, life was not the same for the Roop household.
*One report says Wilmer Kline delivered the first heifers to the farm, another says Harley. Not sure which is right.


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```bash
npm install
meteor
```

## Development

### Quick start

- Dependencies: Git, Meteor
- Fork and clone project
- `meteor npm install` and `meteor --settings settings-dev.json` to start the app

### 1. Install Git

- Check if git is already installed by opening `terminal` and typing `which git`. If you see see something like `/usr/bin/git` then git is already installed. If nothing is returned then complete the next step.
- Follow the instructions here: https://git-scm.com/downloads

### 2. Meteor

- `curl https://install.meteor.com/ | sh`

### 3. Fork and clone the project

To create your own app or to contribute changes to the World Theatre Map, first fork the project and clone the code locally

- Create a GitHub account or sign in with an existing account
- Go to https://github.com/howlround/worldtheatremap and click the `fork` button in the upper-right-hand corner
- Follow instructions to Clone or Download: https://help.github.com/articles/cloning-a-repository/

### 4. Copy and edit the settings file

- Make a copy of the `settings-default.json` file (can be any name you like, will be referred to as `settings.json` in this documentation)
- Currently all options are required

The options used in the settings.json file are:

````
{
  "AWSAccessKeyId": "",
  "AWSSecretAccessKey": "",
  "AWSRegion": "",
  "AWSSourceBucket": "",
  "AWSTargetBucket": "",
  "SendContentNotifications": false,
  "GoogleTranslateAPIKey": "",
  "public": {
    "AWSShareImageBucket": "",
    "WTMDataApi": "/graphql",
    "WTMDataApiAuth": "",
    "GoogleAnalytics": ""
  }
}
````

### 5. Start app

- Using a terminal, navigate into the cloned project directory (such as `cd worldtheatremap`)
- Type `meteor npm install`
- This command installs lots of dependencies and may take a few minutes.
- Type `meteor --settings settings.json` to start the app (where `settings.json` is the settings file you created in step 4)
- Using a browser navigate to http://localhost:3000

### 6. Meteor shell for creating admin users (optional)

If you need to create admin accounts you can either do it directly in the database using Mongo commands or using the Meteor shell

- Create an account on your new local version of the site (http://localhost:3000/join)
- Find the ObjectId of the user (either type Meteor.userId() in a browser console, or look in the user collection in Mongo)
- `meteor shell`
- `Roles.addUsersToRoles("xxxxxx", ['admin'])` where `xxxxxx` is the Mongo ObjectId of the user.

### 7. Styling and SCSS

We use scss for compiled css. All scss files can be found in `client/scss`.

If you are editing scss files you will need to use Grunt to compile into css.

- Grunt should already be installed when you ran `meteor npm install` above. You can run `which grunt` to verify it is installed.
- In a new terminal window, make sure you are in the project root directory and run the command `grunt`.
- Changes to the scss files will now be automatically compiled and the site should immediately update with the new styles.

There is also a docker container that can be used to run grunt. I know it's overkill since it's not needed for meteor development but simplifies node differences and platform differences.
- `docker exec -it worldtheatremap_grunt_1 grunt`

### 8. Profile image uploading

- Images are hosted on Amazon S3 and use the Slingshot package to upload ().
- Our implementation resizes the images and resaves them on another S3 bucket.
- Our implementation is similar to this tutorial: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/with-s3-example.html
- The target bucket name and source bucket name can be configured in the settings.json file

### 9. Extracting strings for translation

- We use React Intl for translations. If you have added or altered code that uses a translatable string then you need to add it to the `i18n/en.json` file, and add translations to the appropriate translation files `i18n/es.json`, `i18n/fr.json`, etc.

## Deployment

If you would like to host your own version of the World Theatre Map, you will need to select a hosting provider and deploy your new app. We host the map on Galaxy: https://www.meteor.com/hosting

## Running tests

The World Theatre Map uses the Chimp testing framework for functional tests. Tests are written in Cucumber and located in the `tests` directory.

- Make sure the meteor app is running
- Run `meteor npm run chimp` in a terminal to run all tests
- You can run specific tests by adding a `@focus` tag to tests then running `meteor npm run chimp-watch`

## Scripts

### To lint:

```bash
npm run lint
```

### To update taxonomy terms (example of interests)

- Update interests-list.js
- Update en.json, es.json, and fr.json (both the key and value)
- Deploy
- Run the updateTaxonomyTerm.js script to update existing database values
- Remove old term from database directly

## Based on the Todo sample app from Meteor

- https://github.com/meteor/todos/tree/react
- Adapted from: https://github.com/meteor/todos/commit/3352ed5adccf55a624f84fd33e29b995bde38002

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Take both of your limbs and draw a line straight across them measured 3" up from the base (where you cut them). Then make a mark directly in the center of that line. Then measure directly across the base and make a mark directly in the center of that. Then draw a straight line connecting these two points.
On the vertical line you just drew, measure down 1" and make a mark, and 2" and make another mark. This should give you a 3" section, with a two dots dividing it into thirds. Take a hammer and nail, and tap an indent into those two spots. Then take a limb, and use your clamps to hold it onto the limb attachment face of the riser. Make sure that the limb runs in a completely straight line with the riser! If the limbs are not straight, you will be putting side torque on your bow which not only will decrease accuracy, but will put extra stress on the whole bow and could lead to damage or breakage.
It's a good idea to label one as the top, and one as the bottom as they probably will not line up exactly right on both sides. Then run some fine grit sandpaper over the holes and the whole limb to remove any excess that you don't want. It's also a good idea to countersink the holes that you've drilled through the riser. To do this, take a drill bit slightly larger than the washer you'll be using and drill about 1/8" or so into the side of the riser towards you when you're holding it. This will prevent the bolt head from tearing into the wood when you draw the bow.
All of the work is now done. To assemble your bow, put a washer on each bolt, and drop it through the part of the bow that faces towards you. Then guide it through the limb on the other side and spin your wing nut onto the end. Now just string up your bow and you're ready to shoot! Congratulations, you are now the proud owner of your very own recurve bow.
"But teacher!" you exclaim. Really, teacher? Well, I suppose it's better than author, so I'll let it slide. "I still do not feel as though my manliness is equal to that of John Rambo!" I know, young one, I know. However, this has been but one step of many to earn the right to wear the sweet sweatband of Rambo. Your next step is to take your new bow out on a mission to save the world! Or hunting. Or shooting a target. Look, I even shot my pumpkin from Halloween.
Note: For legal purposes I must clarify that it is not okay to shoot any real clowns. Probably not even in self-defense, because let's be real, clowns are creepy and people always think they need to defend themselves from clowns. Please, only shoot pumpkin clowns.
If your draw weight is too heavy, then you really only have two options.
Re-cut your limb attachment faces to a higher degree. If you do this, then you're going to have to do a little re-drilling to make the holes line up correctly.
If your draw weight is too light, this is a bit easier to deal with. All you'll have to do is cut some of the length off of your limb. I'd recommend doing this in 1" increments, so you'll only have to re-drill 1 hole each time. Also, if you take off more than that, you risk changing the draw weight too drastically, and having too heavy of a bow on your hands.
I hope that this guide has been helpful to you in making your own recurve bow. If you enjoyed this project, please check back for more in the future. I will be posting a video guide on how to paint one of these in a snakeskin camo pattern in the near future. If there is interest, I can also post a guide on how to make your own broadhead arrowheads from spoons in the future, just be sure to let me know and to like the Spotter Up Tactical Solutions Facebook page and to visit the website. Thanks for reading!


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Slumdog Millionaire: A Reflection
Mary Rose Bacani
We watched many movies as a family over Christmas break, but none of them made the artistic and emotional impact on me that the 2008 production Slumdog Millionaire did. I will say that Slumdog Millionaire is one of the best movies I've seen.
Briefly, Slumdog Millionaire is the critically-acclaimed and award winning film by director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Simon Beaufoy that highlights the significant moments in a boy's life as prompted by questions in a television game show.
The scenes of the life in the slums impressed me for a couple of reasons. One, I found out that Beaufoy made three research trips to India and interviewed street children to get across in his script the massive energy and huge amount of fun and community in the slums. And this really came across during the police chase with the slum kids. It was almost enviable to see their love of life in such conditions – they're real kids – playing, running around, making the best of their situation. I loved the fact that local cast and crew were chosen, and that they shot in Mumbai's megaslum and shantytown parts of Juhu, which gave the film a very authentic feel and provided, I'm sure, a challenge for the crew to be filming with slum people around them!
My family lived in the Philippines for 10 years, and seeing the "squatters" as we called the slum kids, was very common. I visited the Philippines again 10 years ago, and it hurt my heart to see the squatters begging by cars and to see their homes made of cardboards and roof parts submerged underwater in heavy rains. They could have been me and my siblings, my little brothers in torn shirts and dirty faces selling cigarettes and gum as the knock on car windows. I remember a man crossing the street dressed in shabby pants with a samurai sword of some sort in his hands that he was waving about, as if fighting an invisible enemy. I asked someone in the car about it, and he said, "Oh, that's common. He's probably gone crazy and this is his way of dealing with his reality."
On the other hand, I remember the moments of charity… I have a memory of my mom inviting the slum kids to our home for a party. She took them one by one, scrubbed their bodies clean and washed them down with a hose. I found out later that she did this as a going-away party before we left the Philippines for Canada. My parents respected the "squatters" in our area, appreciating their own joy and simplicity in the life that they have. It's a great reminder that joy is not to be found in riches, but in relationship with others and sharing our good fortune with them.

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The Transmitter: Sean Brendan-Brown Answers the Questions That Matter
Aug 16, 2018 · 6 min read
Sean Brendan-Brown discusses his band, why he started writing, and his idea of the perfect poetry festival.
The Coil: Describe your writing style to someone who's never read you.
Sean Brendan-Brown: I'm a medically-retired Marine, but I also fronted a band called The Trannys. I was raised Roman Catholic in a Kennedy-worshiping family of alcoholic, working-class Irish Americans: I identify now as atheist but still fiercely Democrat: all this chaos, death, change, faith, loyalty, and passion is my signature in both poetry and fiction.
How would The New York Times categorize your writing?
The NYT is too highbrow and pseudo-intellectually narcissistic to care about my writing, even though I have an MFA from Iowa (Poetry), and I've won NEA Fellowships in both Poetry and Fiction. I'm a real Marine psycho-writer, and my sexuality, politics, and violence scare the shit out of them because it's not topical causes or issues I fight for or endorse, but the struggle of real people forever. I won't entertain you at a cocktail party or waste my time promoting your gallery of bullshit, or praise your Pulitzer or American Book Award, all as silly, corrupt, and meaningless now as a Nobel Prize thrown away on Bob Dylan.
What was the catalyst that made you start writing?
My medical-retirement from the USMC. I spent nine months at the Camp Lejeune Naval Hospital recovering, and out of the pain, boredom, and frustration began to keep a journal that became, by the end, 20 spiral notebooks. Back home in Tacoma, Washington, I began writing poetry and song lyrics and started a band.
Your favorite —
Whisk(e)y: Maker's Mark Cask Strength.
Wild animal: Rhino.
Waffle topping: Blueberry compote.
Poem: William Butler Yeats' "Sailing to Byzantium."
Scientist or inventor: Nicolaus Copernicus.
Broadway musical: Cats (Sorry, can't help it, love it!)
Badass getaway vehicle: Aston Martin V12 Vantage.
Movie to watch alone: Beaches (Sorry, can't help it, love it!)
Quote: "I can resist everything except temptation." — Oscar Wilde
Tell us about your favorite books or authors.
When I was in hospital as a Marine, some volunteers brought a huge box of books for us to poke through, and the one I grabbed was W. B. Yeats' The Tower, a reprint of the 1928 original, and I was flabbergasted. I fell totally in love with poetry, then read a collection of short stories by Flannery O'Connor and thought her amazing, way better than Hemingway, not only in style but in substance. Later, at the Iowa Writers' Workshop, I read all the Russian, French, and German "greats."
If you could witness or participate in any historical event or time period, what would it be?
The American Civil War; I would go back and prevent John Wilkes Booth from killing President Abraham Lincoln. I think the USA would be a vastly better country now if President Lincoln had lived to carry out his plans for Reconstruction of the South and Reunification of the States.
Which underrepresented cause do you want to bring to our attention?
The abuse of beagles for experiments in laboratories is truly sickening and should be completely outlawed! I totally support those PETA "terrorists" who free these beautiful victims, and I hope you join our cause! These gentle, fun hounds are so intelligent and loving, I consider them angels more than dogs.
Weapon of choice:
Bear Cruzer Compound Bow, Carbon Express Red arrows with G5 Outdoors Montec broadheads.
If you could invent something that is missing from your life, what would it be?
Stephen King (sorry, he pens a ton of crap but a bit of gold, too) wrote "Word Processor of the Gods," and I really need one; I have piles of notes in my office and a million terabytes of great ideas stuck in my Lenovos and Apples, and dozens of book ideas in my blurry head, and only churn out a book maybe every five years.
The perfect soundtrack to your writing:
When I'm writing poetry I listen to classical or New Age shit or "pop Celtic" bands like Clannad or Enya (sorry, I love her), but when I'm working on fiction, it's always heavy metal, and when I'm drunk, Stone Temple Pilots, Coldplay, Muse, Def Leppard, Killswitch Engage, Velvet Revolver, Metallica, R.E.M., Queensryche, The Gathering, Nirvana, or The Killers.
Which literary figure, dead or alive, would you want to —
Take tea with: James Joyce, then Samuel Beckett.
Arm wrestle: Ernest Hemingway, then William Faulkner.
Ice skate with: Gertrude Stein, then Willa Cather.
Drink under the table: Charles Bukowski, then Arthur Rimbaud.
Get a blurb from: Denis Johnson, then Robert Frost.
Beat in a duel of wits: Albert Camus, then Oscar Wilde.
Have on your side in the apocalypse: Hunter S. Thompson, then Rudyard Kipling.
Write your next book for you: Anton Pavlovich Chekhov, then Shusaku Endo.
Explain why, though way more brilliant than your celebrity friends, you fucked everything up: Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald (greatest American novelist, period).
The one thing in your writing routine you couldn't live without:
The hope that it all matters, that I'm not just throwing my soul into the abyss, that someone really needs or wants what I'm writing, and that writing makes a real difference, not some fucking cliché difference, but mind-changing, didactic difference! We've entertained ourselves to death too long; it's time to get smart now. This time and this age needs human intelligence, not artificial intelligence, and human interaction, face-to-face, breath-to-breath, voice-to-voice, not social media.
Set the perfect scene for you to write your next masterpiece.
Already live it: quiet house in a quiet suburban development in the bluest city in the bluest state (Olympia, Washington) tending my lawn and gardens, drinking the best brews in the world. (Even Germany acquiesces that Pacific Northwest beer is the best, especially our Organic Fishtail 12% alcohol licorice & lemongrass "Hail Ale," which we encourage tweakers to drink instead of Four Loko or Joose (a toxic slurry of malt liquor, artificial flavors, and colors with high-fructose corn syrup) when we offer a great organic brew naturally sweet!) Great friends and neighbors, great bar scene and nightlife, great sex, and already halfway through that next "masterpiece."
When writing makes you rich, you will:
Buy a warehouse on the docks in Seattle, continually host "Battles of the Bands" competitions and Microbrew and Pot Festivals, Poetry Festivals (real readings, not slams, which are bullshit) with real, gorgeous, high-quality print books by high-quality presses represented by the real authors in person, decently paid and available to mingle, talk, and sign, and more drunkenness, great bands, and great dancing with beautiful people two hours later at the Wine Festival, and it starts all over with the Daffodil & Rhododendron Festivals, then the Beagle Rescue Festival featuring free blunts and a high-tech stage featuring the best local rap and hip-hop: what on earth could be better?
SEAN BRENDAN-BROWN, a graduate of the Iowa Writers' Workshop, has been published in the Notre Dame Review, Wisconsin Review, Indiana Review, Texas Review, Poetry East, Southampton Review, and elsewhere. He received a 1997 NEA Poetry Fellowship and a 2010 NEA Fiction Fellowship. His books can be found here.
Literature to change your lightbulb.
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Gavin Rae	Player Profile
Gavin Rae (b. 1977)
Full Name: Gavin Rae
Born: November 28th, 1977 (Aberdeen)
Signed: August 1st, 1995
First Manager: Jim Duffy
31 first team competitive goals
Also Played For: Aberdeen, Cardiff City, Hakoah Sydney City East FC, Rangers
1995-96 4 (2) - - - - - - - 4 (2) - - - - -
1997-98 1 (5) - - - - - - - 1 (5) - 3 - - -
1998-99 23 (7) 1 - - - - - - 23 (7) 1 3 (1) 1 - -
1999-00 35 4 2 1 3 - - - 40 5 4 - - -
2000-01 31 (1) 4 4 - 1 (1) - - - 36 (2) 4 1 (1) - - -
2001-02 36 6 2 - 2 - 2 - 42 6 - - - -
2002-03 34 (2) 4 6 1 1 - - - 41 (2) 5 - - - -
2003-04 11 (2) 2 - - 1 - 4 1 16 (2) 3 - - - -
2011-12 12 (1) 3 3 1 - - - - 15 (1) 4 - - - -
TOTAL 232 (28) 27 21 3 15 (1) - 6 1 274 (29) 31 11 (2) 1 - -
Debut (as sub)
Hamilton Academical 0 - 1 Dundee
Full Debut
Dundee 1 - 1 Greenock Morton
Season: All Seasons 2013-14 2011-12 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96
League 232 (28) 27 12 0.10 8 1 39.2 22.3 38.5
Scottish Cup 21 3 1 0.14 1 - 38.1 33.3 28.6
League Cup 11 (1) - - - - - 66.7 0.0 33.3
Challenge Cup 4 - - - 2 - 50.0 25.0 25.0
Totals: 274 (29) 31 13 0.10 11 1 40.3 22.1 37.6
May 3rd, 2014 03/05/14 League Championship vs. Dumbarton (H) 2 - 1
Apr 26th, 2014 26/04/14 League Championship vs. Alloa (A) 3 - 0
Apr 19th, 2014 19/04/14 League Championship vs. Morton (A) 0 - 1
Apr 12th, 2014 12/04/14 League Championship vs. Cowdenbeath (H) 4 - 0
Apr 5th, 2014 05/04/14 League Championship vs. Hamilton (A) 1 - 1
Oct 12th, 2013 12/10/13 League Championship vs. Dumbarton (A) 4 - 1
Jan 17th, 2012 17/01/12 Scottish Cup 4th Round Replay vs. Kilmarnock (A) 1 - 2
Dec 3rd, 2011 03/12/11 League First Division vs. Hamilton (A) 6 - 1
Nov 26th, 2011 26/11/11 League First Division vs. Falkirk (H) 4 - 2
Nov 12th, 2011 12/11/11 League First Division vs. Morton (A) 2 - 1
Mar 29th, 2014 29/03/14 League Championship vs. Falkirk (H) 0 - 1
Mar 25th, 2014 25/03/14 League Championship vs. Queen of South (H) 1 - 0
Mar 22nd, 2014 22/03/14 League Championship vs. Dumbarton (A) 1 - 0 (sub)
Mar 18th, 2014 18/03/14 League Championship vs. Raith Rovers (H) 0 - 0
Mar 15th, 2014 15/03/14 League Championship vs. Livingston (A) 2 - 0
Mar 1st, 2014 01/03/14 League Championship vs. Morton (H) 2 - 0
Feb 22nd, 2014 22/02/14 League Championship vs. Cowdenbeath (A) 0 - 2
Feb 15th, 2014 15/02/14 League Championship vs. Queen of South (A) 1 - 0
Feb 8th, 2014 08/02/14 League Championship vs. Hamilton (H) 1 - 0
Feb 1st, 2014 01/02/14 League Championship vs. Alloa (H) 1 - 1
Jan 25th, 2014 25/01/14 League Championship vs. Falkirk (A) 0 - 2 (sub)
Jan 11th, 2014 11/01/14 League Championship vs. Livingston (H) 0 - 1
Jan 2nd, 2014 02/01/14 League Championship vs. Raith Rovers (A) 2 - 0
Dec 28th, 2013 28/12/13 League Championship vs. Dumbarton (H) 3 - 0
Dec 21st, 2013 21/12/13 League Championship vs. Alloa (A) 1 - 0
Dec 14th, 2013 14/12/13 League Championship vs. Cowdenbeath (H) 1 - 2
Dec 7th, 2013 07/12/13 League Championship vs. Morton (A) 2 - 1
Nov 30th, 2013 30/11/13 Scottish Cup 5th Round vs. Raith Rovers (H) 0 - 1
Nov 23rd, 2013 23/11/13 League Championship vs. Hamilton (A) 3 - 0
Nov 16th, 2013 16/11/13 League Championship vs. Falkirk (H) 1 - 1
Nov 9th, 2013 09/11/13 League Championship vs. Raith Rovers (H) 2 - 0
Oct 26th, 2013 26/10/13 League Championship vs. Livingston (A) 1 - 2
Oct 19th, 2013 19/10/13 League Championship vs. Queen of South (H) 2 - 1
Oct 5th, 2013 05/10/13 League Championship vs. Cowdenbeath (A) 2 - 0
Sep 28th, 2013 28/09/13 League Championship vs. Morton (H) 3 - 1
Sep 24th, 2013 24/09/13 League Cup 3rd Round vs. Inverness CT (H) 0 - 1
Sep 21st, 2013 21/09/13 League Championship vs. Falkirk (A) 1 - 3
Sep 14th, 2013 14/09/13 League Championship vs. Hamilton (H) 0 - 0
Sep 7th, 2013 07/09/13 Challenge Cup Quarter Final vs. Stenhousemuir (H) 1 - 1
Aug 30th, 2013 30/08/13 League Championship vs. Livingston (H) 3 - 0
Aug 27th, 2013 27/08/13 League Cup 2nd Round vs. Forfar (H) 2 - 1
Aug 24th, 2013 24/08/13 League Championship vs. Raith Rovers (A) 0 - 0
Aug 20th, 2013 20/08/13 Challenge Cup 5th Round vs. Forfar (H) 3 - 1
Aug 17th, 2013 17/08/13 League Championship vs. Alloa (H) 1 - 0
Aug 10th, 2013 10/08/13 League Championship vs. Queen of South (A) 3 - 4
Jul 27th, 2013 27/07/13 Challenge Cup 1st Round vs. Alloa (A) 1 - 0
Jan 21st, 2012 21/01/12 League First Division vs. Partick (A) 0 - 0
Jan 14th, 2012 14/01/12 League First Division vs. Livingston (H) 3 - 0
Jan 7th, 2012 07/01/12 Scottish Cup 4th Round vs. Kilmarnock (H) 1 - 1
Jan 2nd, 2012 02/01/12 League First Division vs. Raith Rovers (A) 1 - 0
Dec 26th, 2011 26/12/11 League First Division vs. Morton (H) 0 - 1
Dec 17th, 2011 17/12/11 League First Division vs. Ross County (A) 1 - 1
Dec 10th, 2011 10/12/11 League First Division vs. Queen of South (H) 2 - 1
Nov 19th, 2011 19/11/11 Scottish Cup 3rd Round vs. Stirling Albion (A) 2 - 1
Nov 5th, 2011 05/11/11 League First Division vs. Raith Rovers (H) 1 - 0
Oct 29th, 2011 29/10/11 League First Division vs. Partick (H) 0 - 1
Oct 22nd, 2011 22/10/11 League First Division vs. Ayr Utd (A) 3 - 1
Oct 15th, 2011 15/10/11 League First Division vs. Ross County (H) 1 - 2 (sub)
Aug 23rd, 2003 23/08/03 League Premier League vs. Livingston (H) 2 - 1 (sub)
May 31st, 2003 31/05/03 Scottish Cup Final vs. Rangers (N) 0 - 1
Jan 2nd, 2003 02/01/03 League Premier League vs. Rangers (A) 1 - 3
Dec 29th, 2002 29/12/02 League Premier League vs. Hearts (H) 1 - 2
Dec 14th, 2002 14/12/02 League Premier League vs. Motherwell (H) 1 - 1 (sub)
Dec 4th, 2002 04/12/02 League Premier League vs. Partick (H) 4 - 1 (sub)
Nov 16th, 2002 16/11/02 League Premier League vs. Hibernian (A) 1 - 2
Mar 2nd, 2002 02/03/02 League Premier League vs. Kilmarnock (A) 2 - 3
Feb 9th, 2002 09/02/02 League Premier League vs. St Johnstone (H) 1 - 0
Feb 6th, 2002 06/02/02 Scottish Cup 4th Round Replay vs. Partick (H) 1 - 2
Feb 2nd, 2002 02/02/02 League Premier League vs. Rangers (A) 1 - 2
Jan 29th, 2002 29/01/02 League Premier League vs. Aberdeen (A) 0 - 0
Dec 8th, 2001 08/12/01 League Premier League vs. St Johnstone (A) 2 - 0
Dec 1st, 2001 01/12/01 League Premier League vs. Rangers (H) 0 - 0
Nov 24th, 2001 24/11/01 League Premier League vs. Hearts (H) 1 - 1
Nov 3rd, 2001 03/11/01 League Premier League vs. Dundee Utd (H) 1 - 1
Oct 30th, 2001 30/10/01 League Premier League vs. Motherwell (H) 3 - 1
Oct 27th, 2001 27/10/01 League Premier League vs. Hibernian (A) 2 - 1
Oct 2nd, 2001 02/10/01 League Cup 3rd Round vs. Ross County (A) 1 - 2
Sep 26th, 2001 26/09/01 League Cup 2nd Round vs. Hamilton (A) 2 - 0
Sep 23rd, 2001 23/09/01 League Premier League vs. Kilmarnock (A) 1 - 0
Sep 8th, 2001 08/09/01 League Premier League vs. St Johnstone (H) 1 - 1
Aug 18th, 2001 18/08/01 League Premier League vs. Hearts (A) 1 - 3
Aug 11th, 2001 11/08/01 League Premier League vs. Livingston (H) 1 - 0
Aug 4th, 2001 04/08/01 League Premier League vs. Hibernian (H) 2 - 1
Jul 28th, 2001 28/07/01 League Premier League vs. Dundee Utd (A) 2 - 2
May 20th, 2001 20/05/01 League Premier League vs. Hearts (A) 0 - 2 (sub)
Apr 29th, 2001 29/04/01 League Premier League vs. Hibernian (H) 0 - 2
Jan 2nd, 2001 02/01/01 League Premier League vs. Hibernian (A) 0 - 3
Dec 26th, 2000 26/12/00 League Premier League vs. Motherwell (A) 3 - 0
Sep 20th, 2000 20/09/00 League Premier League vs. Dundee Utd (H) 3 - 0
Apr 1st, 2000 01/04/00 League Premier League vs. Hearts (H) 0 - 0
Mar 25th, 2000 25/03/00 League Premier League vs. St Johnstone (A) 1 - 2
Jan 22nd, 2000 22/01/00 League Premier League vs. Hearts (A) 0 - 2
Dec 27th, 1999 27/12/99 League Premier League vs. St Johnstone (H) 1 - 1
Nov 28th, 1999 28/11/99 League Premier League vs. Rangers (A) 2 - 1
Nov 20th, 1999 20/11/99 League Premier League vs. Motherwell (H) 0 - 1
Nov 6th, 1999 06/11/99 League Premier League vs. St Johnstone (A) 1 - 0
Oct 30th, 1999 30/10/99 League Premier League vs. Hearts (H) 1 - 0
Oct 12th, 1999 12/10/99 League Cup 3rd Round vs. Alloa (A) 3 - 1
Sep 19th, 1999 19/09/99 League Premier League vs. St Johnstone (H) 1 - 2
Sep 11th, 1999 11/09/99 League Premier League vs. Hearts (A) 0 - 4
Aug 28th, 1999 28/08/99 League Premier League vs. Motherwell (A) 2 - 0
Aug 17th, 1999 17/08/99 League Cup 2nd Round vs. Dumbarton (H) 4 - 0
Aug 14th, 1999 14/08/99 League Premier League vs. Aberdeen (A) 2 - 0
Jul 31st, 1999 31/07/99 League Premier League vs. Dundee Utd (A) 1 - 2
May 23rd, 1999 23/05/99 League Premier League vs. St Johnstone (A) 0 - 1
May 8th, 1999 08/05/99 League Premier League vs. Aberdeen (A) 2 - 1
May 1st, 1999 01/05/99 League Premier League vs. Dundee Utd (A) 2 - 0
Apr 18th, 1999 18/04/99 League Premier League vs. Rangers (N) 1 - 1
Apr 3rd, 1999 03/04/99 League Premier League vs. Celtic (A) 0 - 5
Mar 13th, 1999 13/03/99 League Premier League vs. Dunfermline (A) 0 - 2
Feb 27th, 1999 27/02/99 League Premier League vs. St Johnstone (H) 0 - 1 (unused)
Feb 20th, 1999 20/02/99 League Premier League vs. Rangers (A) 1 - 6 (sub)
Feb 6th, 1999 06/02/99 League Premier League vs. Motherwell (H) 1 - 0 (sub)
Jan 30th, 1999 30/01/99 League Premier League vs. Kilmarnock (A) 0 - 0 (unused)
Jan 27th, 1999 27/01/99 League Premier League vs. Rangers (H) 0 - 4
Jan 23rd, 1999 23/01/99 Scottish Cup 3rd Round vs. Morton (H) 1 - 2 (unused)
Jan 2nd, 1999 02/01/99 League Premier League vs. Dundee Utd (H) 1 - 3 (sub)
Dec 30th, 1998 30/12/98 League Premier League vs. Hearts (A) 2 - 1
Dec 12th, 1998 12/12/98 League Premier League vs. St Johnstone (A) 1 - 1 (unused)
Nov 22nd, 1998 22/11/98 League Premier League vs. Dundee Utd (A) 1 - 0 (sub)
Nov 14th, 1998 14/11/98 League Premier League vs. Kilmarnock (H) 1 - 1 (sub)
Nov 7th, 1998 07/11/98 League Premier League vs. Celtic (A) 1 - 6
Oct 31st, 1998 31/10/98 League Premier League vs. Hearts (H) 1 - 0
Oct 28th, 1998 28/10/98 League Premier League vs. Dunfermline (H) 1 - 0
Oct 4th, 1998 04/10/98 League Premier League vs. Rangers (A) 0 - 1
Sep 26th, 1998 26/09/98 League Premier League vs. Motherwell (H) 1 - 0
Aug 29th, 1998 29/08/98 League Premier League vs. Celtic (H) 1 - 1 (sub)
Aug 1st, 1998 01/08/98 League Premier League vs. Aberdeen (H) 0 - 2 (unused)
May 9th, 1998 09/05/98 League First Division vs. St Mirren (A) 0 - 1
May 2nd, 1998 02/05/98 League First Division vs. Partick (H) 0 - 3 (sub)
Apr 18th, 1998 18/04/98 League First Division vs. Ayr Utd (H) 1 - 1 (sub)
Dec 20th, 1997 20/12/97 League First Division vs. St Mirren (A) 2 - 0 (sub)
Sep 27th, 1997 27/09/97 League First Division vs. Morton (A) 2 - 0 (sub)
Sep 20th, 1997 20/09/97 League First Division vs. Hamilton (H) 0 - 2 (sub)
May 10th, 1997 10/05/97 League First Division vs. Stirling Albion (H) 4 - 2
May 3rd, 1997 03/05/97 League First Division vs. Morton (A) 1 - 1 (sub)
Apr 26th, 1997 26/04/97 League First Division vs. Partick (H) 1 - 1
Apr 19th, 1997 19/04/97 League First Division vs. St Mirren (H) 2 - 0
Apr 5th, 1997 05/04/97 League First Division vs. Falkirk (H) 0 - 2 (sub)
Mar 22nd, 1997 22/03/97 League First Division vs. Clydebank (A) 0 - 0 (sub)
Feb 22nd, 1997 22/02/97 League First Division vs. Morton (H) 1 - 0 (unused)
Feb 18th, 1997 18/02/97 Scottish Cup 4th Round Replay vs. Morton (H) 0 - 1
Feb 15th, 1997 15/02/97 Scottish Cup 4th Round vs. Morton (A) 2 - 2
Feb 1st, 1997 01/02/97 League First Division vs. Falkirk (A) 1 - 1 (unused)
Jan 28th, 1997 28/01/97 League First Division vs. St Mirren (A) 2 - 3 (sub)
Jan 25th, 1997 25/01/97 Scottish Cup 3rd Round vs. Queen of South (H) 3 - 1
Jan 18th, 1997 18/01/97 League First Division vs. Clydebank (H) 1 - 0
Jan 11th, 1997 11/01/97 League First Division vs. Airdrie (H) 2 - 1
Jan 1st, 1997 01/01/97 League First Division vs. St Johnstone (A) 2 - 7
Dec 28th, 1996 28/12/96 League First Division vs. East Fife (H) 6 - 0
Dec 26th, 1996 26/12/96 League First Division vs. Partick (A) 2 - 2 (unused)
Dec 17th, 1996 17/12/96 League First Division vs. East Fife (A) 7 - 1 (sub)
Dec 14th, 1996 14/12/96 League First Division vs. Stirling Albion (H) 1 - 1
Dec 7th, 1996 07/12/96 League First Division vs. Falkirk (H) 2 - 0
Nov 30th, 1996 30/11/96 League First Division vs. Clydebank (A) 0 - 0 (unused)
Oct 19th, 1996 19/10/96 League First Division vs. Partick (H) 0 - 2 (unused)
Oct 12th, 1996 12/10/96 League First Division vs. Falkirk (A) 1 - 0 (unused)
Oct 5th, 1996 05/10/96 League First Division vs. Clydebank (H) 2 - 1 (unused)
Sep 21st, 1996 21/09/96 League First Division vs. East Fife (H) 2 - 0
Sep 17th, 1996 17/09/96 League Cup Quarter Final vs. Aberdeen (H) 2 - 1
Sep 14th, 1996 14/09/96 League First Division vs. St Mirren (A) 1 - 0
Sep 10th, 1996 10/09/96 Challenge Cup Quarter Final vs. St Johnstone (H) 1 - 5
Sep 7th, 1996 07/09/96 League First Division vs. Airdrie (H) 0 - 1 (sub)
May 4th, 1996 04/05/96 League First Division vs. St Johnstone (H) 0 - 0 (sub)
Apr 20th, 1996 20/04/96 League First Division vs. Clydebank (H) 3 - 0
Apr 13th, 1996 13/04/96 League First Division vs. Dunfermline (H) 1 - 1
Apr 6th, 1996 06/04/96 League First Division vs. St Mirren (A) 1 - 2
Mar 30th, 1996 30/03/96 League First Division vs. Morton (H) 1 - 1
Mar 23rd, 1996 23/03/96 League First Division vs. Hamilton (A) 1 - 0 (sub)
Oct 12th, 2013 12/10/13 League Championship vs. Dumbarton (A) 4 - 1 (88')
Jan 17th, 2012 17/01/12 Scottish Cup 4th Round Replay vs. Kilmarnock (A) 1 - 2 (63')
Dec 3rd, 2011 03/12/11 League First Division vs. Hamilton (A) 6 - 1 (83')
Nov 26th, 2011 26/11/11 League First Division vs. Falkirk (H) 4 - 2 (8')
Nov 12th, 2011 12/11/11 League First Division vs. Morton (A) 2 - 1 (42')
Oct 4th, 2003 04/10/03 League Premier League vs. Hearts (A) 2 - 2 (-)
Aug 28th, 2003 28/08/03 UEFA Cup Qualifying Round 2nd Leg vs. Vllaznia (H) 4 - 0 (49')
Feb 25th, 2003 25/02/03 League Premier League vs. Hibernian (H) 3 - 0 (-)
Jan 25th, 2003 25/01/03 Scottish Cup 3rd Round vs. Partick (A) 2 - 0 (-)
Oct 5th, 2002 05/10/02 League Premier League vs. Kilmarnock (H) 2 - 1 (-)
Sep 14th, 2002 14/09/02 League Premier League vs. Partick (A) 1 - 1 (-)
Sep 11th, 2002 11/09/02 League Premier League vs. Livingston (H) 2 - 1 (-)
Feb 13th, 2002 13/02/02 League Premier League vs. Dunfermline (H) 2 - 2 (-)
Feb 2nd, 2002 02/02/02 League Premier League vs. Rangers (A) 1 - 2 (-)
Dec 22nd, 2001 22/12/01 League Premier League vs. Kilmarnock (H) 1 - 2 (-)
Oct 27th, 2001 27/10/01 League Premier League vs. Hibernian (A) 2 - 1 (-)
Sep 23rd, 2001 23/09/01 League Premier League vs. Kilmarnock (A) 1 - 0 (-)
Jul 28th, 2001 28/07/01 League Premier League vs. Dundee Utd (A) 2 - 2 (-)
Mar 31st, 2001 31/03/01 League Premier League vs. Kilmarnock (H) 2 - 2 (-)
Dec 26th, 2000 26/12/00 League Premier League vs. Motherwell (A) 3 - 0 (-)
May 14th, 2000 14/05/00 League Premier League vs. Hibernian (H) 1 - 0 (54')
Feb 15th, 2000 15/02/00 Scottish Cup 3rd Round Replay vs. Ayr Utd (A) 1 - 1 (91')
Feb 5th, 2000 05/02/00 League Premier League vs. Motherwell (A) 3 - 0 (66')
Nov 28th, 1999 28/11/99 League Premier League vs. Rangers (A) 2 - 1 (92')
Sep 25th, 1999 25/09/99 League Premier League vs. Kilmarnock (A) 2 - 0 (83')
Dec 19th, 1998 19/12/98 League Premier League vs. Aberdeen (H) 1 - 2 (18')
Dec 17th, 1996 17/12/96 League First Division vs. East Fife (A) 7 - 1 (-)
Dec 7th, 1996 07/12/96 League First Division vs. Falkirk (H) 2 - 0 (85')
Gavin was born on this date in Aberdeen.
Tuesday, August 1st, 1995
Saturday, March 23rd, 1996
Dundee 2 - 0 Falkirk
Saturday, December 7th, 1996
Hearts 1 - 2 Dundee
Dunfermline 2 - 0 Dundee
Saturday, April 22nd, 2000
Dundee 0 - 2 Dunfermline
Dundee 4 - 0 Cowdenbeath
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SPORTS STUDIES, RECREATION AND ATHLETICS (SSRA) (HEAD COACH OF MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NORDIC SKIING):
Whitman College, a private, residential liberal arts college located in Walla Walla, Washington and a member of NCAA Division III, invites applications for the position of Head Coach of Men's and Women's Nordic Skiing beginning August 2005.
The successful applicant will administer and organize all aspects of the Nordic Ski program including recruiting, scheduling, and travel arrangements. A strong preference will be given to those candidates that can serve as an assistant coach for the men's and women's cross country running program. Additional duties as assigned by the Director of Athletics. An undergraduate degree and experience as a coach and/or collegiate athlete in Nordic skiing are required; experience as a coach and/or collegiate athlete in cross country running is preferred.
Send a letter of application, resume and the names of three references to: Travis Feezell, Athletics Director, Sherwood Center, Whitman College, 345 Boyer Avenue, Walla Walla, Washington 99362.
Deadline: April 13, 2005.
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Applicants who would enrich the diversity of the campus community are strongly encouraged to apply.
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Q: Firebreath plugin detected in firefox but cannot be used in website my firebreath plugin is detected in firefox in the Add-On's-section after registering the dll. But when I request a website which needs that plugin, firefox says that additions plugins are necessary to use the whole content of the website (means somehow not detecting the plugin).
Everything works when using google chrome.
Does anybody know why firefox detects the plugin but does not apply it?
Some useful enviroment and setup information:
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- Firefox (version 22.0)
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I just embedded the object-tag in my html-file:
<object id="myPlugin" type="{{'application/x-myBrowserPlugin'}}"></object>
And in javascript, I get a reference to my plugin via following code. I use AngularJS, so the $document-service retrieves the element with the specified id (similar to window.document in normal javascript, it's just a wrapper).
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There must be something wrong with my plugin.
I registered the plugin with command line and executed 'regsvr32'
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Saturday Night at the Mill
Sound in S (Japan)
Seiko commercial
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Saturday Night Live (start at 7:25)
Legs and Co
Tour of Life
"There is a cosmic law which says that every satisfaction must be paid for with a dissatisfaction."
— G. I. Gurdjieff.
The philosopher-mystic G. I. Gurdjieff's spiritual path The Fourth Way presents a response to three ways of enlightenment: disciplining the body, emotions, or mind (these are the paths of the fakir, the monk, and yogi, but this isn't a theology blog). Rather than focusing on becoming one's true self through just one of these channels, Gurdjieff taught a Fourth Way which prioritized all of them at once. This was a way for people to learn their true selves by engaging with this path in daily working life without undertaking John the Baptistian asceticism. Gurdjieff's doctrine caught on with such figures as P. L. Travers, Robert Anton Wilson, Peter Brook, and became influential in its disparate, scattered way.
The reference to Gurdjieff in "Them Heavy People" is notable for how it tips an already offbeat song into esoterica. Like much of The Kick Inside, the song is Bush paying her debts to influences and teachers. A number of musicians of the time had spiritual gurus: Pete Townshend never stopped writing songs about Meher Baba, Dave Davies followed yoga teachings, and the Beatles famously lavished Maharishi Mahesh Yogi with attention for a period. Bush touches on this fad not by leaning exclusively on Gurdjieff but by discussing the wonders of influence and being taught.
Bush begins the song with a single phrase, "rolling the ball," which she calls back and forth across the song's intro like (fittingly) a ball. She proceeds to speak of having existed in a state of social and mental inertia ("I was hiding in a room in my mind," "I'd shut the people out of my life") until some instructive magi hoisted her out of her ennui. Bush is vague on the extent of her isolation, focusing more on how cool it is to be influenced by wise people (the "heavy people" of her title), "wonderful teachers ready to teach me." The people helping her bring her out of her plight matter more than the spot she found herself in.
So what exactly did the heavy people do to Bush? Their treatments range from the scriptural ("they read me Gurdjieff and Jesu") to the ascetic ("they build up my body/break me emotionally/it's nearly killing me/but what a lovely feeling") to ritual ("I love the whirling of the dervishes"). Bush conjures up a series of esoteric images, ideas keeping her alive mentally and physically as well as spiritually. She's stepping forward from where she began the song, her eyes tracking a pendulum-like ball, or perhaps getting something started. Gurdjieff's teachings are compatible with Bush's aesthetic here: they unify the body with the mind, keeping both alive and in a constant dialogue with each other.
It might be worth contrasting "Them Heavy People" with last week's song, "Room for the Life," which has very conservative ideas of what bodily autonomy is. That song ultimately mistook upholding the gender binary and traditional ideas of reproduction as the center of a woman's existence for some kind of liberation. "Them Heavy People" vibes more with finding new avenues of thought. "Them heavy people hit me in a soft spot": one's physical discipline and movement is paramount to moving forward internally. Every one of us has a heaven inside, and Bush makes sure to express hers with dance.
For all its spirituality, "Them Heavy People" is not a hymn. It's a playful song, one of the poppiest Bush has written to date (Bush has so far spent her career redefining "poppy"), overall staying in A flat with some diversions to D flat. It begins with a glimmering piano riff before descending into a reggae groove in the verse, guided by David Paton's killer bassline (never quite replicated to the same effect live, as the song's reggaeness was overemphasized in concert). But rather than falling into the banality of Seventies white reggae, "Them Heavy People" never quite settles into one aesthetic, engaging with the baroque, the sublime, and the childlike all at once. This is best demonstrated by the song's music video, a shoo-in for the silliest Bush has ever filmed. In it, Bush, dressed in a fedora and sleeveless black top and purple skirt, leans her elbows on a table and gazes in awe at, of all things, a swinging lightbulb, moving from side to side of the frame. She then engages in an utterly goofy mimed brawl with dancers Gary Hurst and Stewart Avon Arnold, both dressed in noir goon costumes that turn "heavy people" into a pun. It's playful and absurd, and it's a contender for Bush's finest video of the Seventies.
Part of what makes the video so remarkable is how it encapsulates the song's sublime childlikeness. It forms a double act with "The Man With the Child in His Eyes," while discussing another component of growing up: knowledge. Bush is willing to be awed by these strange new ideas. She makes herself a student because of a desire to fundamentally improve herself ("I must work on my mind"). And she sings about that in the giddiest tone possible.
The result of this enthusiasm is a quintessential Kate Bush song she proceeded to take around the world. "Them Heavy People" was a Japan-exclusive single which she lent to some commercials she was in, and she performed it in a truly wild disco-inflected appearance on a Japanese TV program called Sound in S. The song even made it onto Bush's one performance on Saturday Night Live, hosted by Eric Idle of all people (I'll leave it to the reader to decide whether this was a fitting choice or not).
Bush will revisit the ideas of "Them Heavy People" as late as The Dreaming ("I keep it shut" may set off alarm bells in the mind of an astute Bush fan), always remembering the fundamental joy of knowing something you don't know. In some ways, "Them Heavy People" is the last cry of the Phoenix era, a final outing for the childlike epoch of Bush's old demos. Let's let have Bush have the final word here: I love the beauty of rare innocence.
Recorded 1977 at London AIR Studios. Performed on various television programs through 1978 and 1979 and performed on the Tour of Life. Studio personnel: Kate Bush — vocals, piano, backing vocals. Stuart Elliott — drummer. David Paton — bass. Ian Bairnson — guitars. Paddy Bush — backing vocals. Andrew Powell — production. Live personnel: Bush — piano, vocals. Preston Heyman — drums. Del Palmer — bass. Paddy Bush — backing vocals. Brian Bath — guitar. Kevin McLea — keyboards. Ben Barson — synthesizer. Alan Murphy — electric guitar. Liz Parsons and Glenys Groves — backing vocals.
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Sleepyscholar 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Conceptually Idle may not be a good choice to host her on SNL, but given her oft-stated and expressed interest in British comedy and comedians it makes perfect sense to me. One of the fascinating things about the Experiment IV video was that it was a bunch of comedians playing it straight.
I thought I was immune to the 'weird Japan' reaction, having lived here for nearly 28 years, but that Sound in S clip got me. Curious that they renamed the song: perhaps because of the pronunciation difficulties of the original title.
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bombasticus 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Love this series of course. (I Envy Del as we say.) I wonder whether your reading of this song changes if it's a satire of guru seeking if not "spiritual materialism" altogether. After all, you don't need no crystal ball and the video takes the piss out.
I must say I always tended to take it as tongue-in-cheek at the very least.
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Friedrich-Karl Burckhardt (ur. 24 grudnia 1889, zm. 18 czerwca 1962) – niemiecki as myśliwski z czasów I wojny światowej z 5. potwierdzonymi zwycięstwami powietrznymi. Dowódca Jagdstaffel 25, Kest 4.

Friedrich-Karl Burckhardt w latach 1902-1904 służył w korpusie kadetów, a następnie  w 54 Pułku Piechoty im. von der Goltza w Koszalinie. Licencję pilota uzyskał 27 maja 1913 roku. Został przeniesiony do wówczas tworzonych oddziałów lotniczych. Po wybuchu wojny od sierpnia 1914 roku do grudnia 1915 wałczył na froncie wschodnim w jednostce wsparcia artylerii  Fliegerabteilung 14. Po transferze do Fliegerabteilung 14 służył w jednostce do 28 listopada 1916 roku.

Od początku grudnia 1916 roku został mianowany dowódcą nowo utworzonej eskadry myśliwskiej Jagdstaffel 25 walczącej na froncie macedońskim.

na początku wojny służył 22 Pułku Artylerii Polowej. Do Luftstreitkräfte został przeniesiony w 1915 roku. Po przejściu szkolenia w Fliegerersatz Abteilung Nr. 5 25 października 1915 roku został przydzielony do FA(A) 207. W jednostce służył do marca 1917 roku.  Następnie został przeniesiony do walczącej w Macedonii jednostki myśliwskiej Jasta 25.

Pierwsze potwierdzone zwycięstwo powietrzne odniósł 15 stycznia 1917 roku. Do lipca 1917 roku odniósł łącznie 5 zwycięstw powietrznych. Na początku lutego 1918 roku dowództwo nad Jasta 25 przekazał porucznikowi Augustowi Rose. W końcu lutego powrócił do Niemiec. Został przeniesiony do Kest 4 na stanowisko jej dowódcy.

Powojenne losy Friedrich-Karl Burckhardt nie są znane. Wiadomo tylko, że zmarł w 18 czerwca 1962 roku w Montabaur.

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Would people be interested in a class about gender representations of the female in the movies? Since the American Studios seemed to be the only ones left after WWII, perhaps we could look at how the feminine expectations set us up for the #metoo movement, and other questions of gender.
H'mmm. I should think people interested in this subject matter could simply purchase a book and read about it on their own.


Good morning and thank you for joining Sharon, Nicky and I for another week of Tweens, Teens & Beyond and an opportunity to link up your posts on secondary parenting and lifestyle topics.
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The new station Square in Zutphen is, besides a new design for a public square, also a new concept for storing bicycles in the vicinity of Stations. Part of the programme was to include parking space for 3000 bicycles on the Station Square. If the bicycle storage was placed on the square itself, as usually is done in The Netherlands, then the whole Square would have been filled with bicycles. BDP.khandekar, however, decided to place the bicycle storage under the square, and to plant the roof of the storage with hedges and flowers, bringing back the historic green setting of the station square. The roof of the bicycle storage is slightly higher than the square itself, so it can double up as seating for passengers waiting for their train. With this simple intervention, Zutphen has gained a representative Station Square for their city.
In the design the square has a slightly curved form (almost like an amphitheatre) and a broad accented axis leading the cycles to their underground shelter and the pedestrians to the railway station.
Rows of trees on either side of the square give this central element in the composition a clear spatial definition; while the two subsidiary spaces thus created house the taxi and "kiss and ride" accommodation on the one side and the bus station on the other.
The whole square is paved with red clay clinkers. By raising the planting areas and framing them in broad granite, which doubles up as seating, enough space is created for people who need to wait for some time on the Station Square.


Eric Myers, BSME, was graduated from Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff Arizona with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. With over 13 years' experience, his specialties are in the areas of Systems Engineering and Electronics Packaging. Mr. Meyers is active in mentoring students at local and national colleges and helping to promote meaningful Senior Design Projects.


Walk It Out encourages us to not just read the Bible, but to live it out everyday. Tricia reminds us with her powerful stories of obedience, it's one yes at a time. Even in the mundane to stay in tune to God's calling in our home, community, and world. Each chapter ends with practical tips such as creating white space that does more than encourage, but puts tools in your belt to Walk It Out with God, reminding us God uses the available and willing.
Kisses from Katie is a powerful story of saying yes to God, even when you don't understand or when the world thinks you are crazy. Katie tells the story of how a mission trip before high school graduation led her just a short time after to become an adoptive mother of 13 girls in Uganda. Her personal journals throughout her journey scattered in this book shows how God met her in all the scary, and unknown places, and continued to redeem her obedience. This book will stir your soul and remind you just how little we are in this big world, but that one small act can make a difference.
Essentialism is for anyone who wants to be purposeful with their time, and to keep what is most important at the top. It gives a clear vision of when, why, and the confidence to say no to what isn't essential for the life you are trying to live. Doing less is powerful, when you know the why's behind what you put your energy into. In today's fast paced, hustle your way world, this is a must read!
A perfect follow up after Essentialism! I don't know why more women have not read this book. With the pressures to do it all, and be great at it all Crystal's book was EXACTLY what I needed to be reminded our grind should not take over God and rest. I felt as if she was in my head unfolding the everyday struggle as a mom to be 'balanced' and excellent making sure everyone and everything has enough of me. But we work, work, work, and then crash crash, crash. This is what is missing today for women! We need to know as she says, "There is worth in our work, when we work to make his name great."
Where do I even begin? I would recommend everyone to read this book. As an adult new believer I felt so behind and wanted to understand more about the Bible. But this led me to knowing more about God rather personally knowing my Jesus. This is exactly what J.I. Packer addresses in his book. He takes us into a deep understanding of who God really is and his character versus who we have created God to be. Take your time with this read, to fully absorb its richness.


In the vein of mystical poets like Rumi and Mirabai, Taya Malakian, also known by her spiritual name Gopalpreet, boldly writes from deep in the heart and shares the soulful songs of our collective happiness and sorrows.
In her newest book, The Forgotten Love: Poems of Love & Longing, she shines light into the deepest wounds and calls forth the hope of the truest love.
Join us for the November full moon for an evening moonlight, candles, wine tasting and poetry. Taya will share some of the favorite poems that speak to the magic of living and loving and inspire a deeper desire for awakening.
The Forgotten Love is available at Gather & Mill.


You don't need Beyoncé's voice to shine like the powerhouse star.
Her makeup artist, L'Oreal brand ambassador Sir John, reveals the secret behind Beyonce's amazing glow is a touch of gold, like the jaw-dropping metallic makeup look she often wears (like at last year's Super Bowl). Luckily, we had the chance to hang out with the makeup artist himself, and he taught us exactly how to score the look for the How It's Done video above. Trust us — it's beyond easy.
To create her look, Sir John began with the lips, applying a metallic gold shade, like L'Oreal's Infallible Pro Last Lip Color in Lasting Ginger, before moving onto the eyes. Using the L'Oreal Eye Shadow Quad in Boudoir Charm, he applied a matte brown shadow on the inner and outer corners of the lids to create a defined shape and add dimension, blending it into the crease with a clean, fluffy brush.
Next, he applied the eye shadow, first applying a metallic rust shade on the center of the lid, followed by a highly pigmented gold metallic shadow, which Sir John taps onto the center of the eyelid with his finger, layering it over the rust color.
And if your skin is fair, he recommends going for a pearly or ivory shade, which complements lighter skin tones, while golds and coppers pair perfectly with olive to caramel tones.
To finish the look, Sir John creates a healthy glow with a swipe of a coppery peach blush. Then, he defines the lashes with a thin line of brown liquid eyeliner (he used Urban Decay Razor Sharp Liquid Eyeliner in Demolition) at the base of the top lashes, followed by up to four coats of L'Oreal Voluminous Feline mascara in brown.
Why not black mascara? "Brown is going to give the effect of having a lot more lashes," he explains, adding that the softer shade directs all of the attention to the eye shadow, rather than the lashes.
Watch the video above for the full tutorial.
What's your favorite look of Beyoncé's? Sound off below.


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Cyber Monday Will Eventually Replace Black Friday
By Lilly O'Donnell
Black Friday may be the biggest shopping day of the year, but even the name connotes how unpleasant it is — it comes from cops in Philadelphia bemoaning the hoards of cars clogging the streets as shoppers rushed to mob department stores.
Every year we hear about riots, stampedes and brawls when shoppers get hopped-up on discounts. So why do people still participate in Black Friday when it's tamer online brother, Cyber Monday, exists?
Started just a couple of years ago, Cyber Monday is supposed to be the online retailers' version of Black Friday. But with more and more Black Friday deals now available online, the two consumer holidays are merging into one, and anyone who's ever fought their way through an in-person Black Friday should be thankful.
I guess once upon a time it made sense for the two days to be separate, when not every retailer had yet mastered the internet. But now that it's 2012, there's no reason to elbow your way through a Walmart or Macy's full of shoppers fighting for the last cashmere sweater like it's the last rock of crack when all the same deals are available from the comfort and sanity of home.
I think that, going forward, as more and more commerce takes place online, Black Friday will either absorb Cyber Monday or vice versa, as they become synonymous. And I can't wait. The carnival of consumer depravity will seem much less disturbing when it's just a day to encourage spending and stimulate the economy, sans fisticuffs.


Piroa Falls is situated on the Ahuroa River in the Waipu Gorge Scenic Reserve, located 7km from SH1. The falls are a 5 minute walk along the track down through bush into the gorge. This is a popular tourist site due to scenery, short walking distance and the picnic area at the base of the falls. Dogs are not allowed at the falls without a permit.


What Makes them unique is that they have added several features over the decades that not one such as surveys an event management tool, and social campaigns. These contribute to the diverse list of options available, in addition to automations and newsletters.
In Addition to these choices, they also boast a Market with over 400 integrations which cater for even the most niche of products and apps. Yet despite attributes and these flashy numbers, curiosity about Constant Contact appears to be on the decrease, at least according to Google Trends. Enough reason for us to have a look at Constant Contact's ins & outs and check if it's still relevant in the 21st century.
If You're choosing an email Marketing tool for your small business, you can do much worse compared to Constant Contact (which begins at $20 a month). If you would like to test out a few of the features without committing, then a trial is offered by the company. This review looks at the program, which supports up to 500 contacts. Were it not for a few technical hiccups that were unexplained, Constant Contact might have been an easy pick for our initial choice.
How Can Constant Contact stack up against the Contest for businesses with 2,500 connections in its own advertising database? It carries a top price tag. Many marketing tools have a cap on how many messages you can send in a month but Constant Contact doesn't.
Constant Contact is easy to use and has plenty Of help options, starting with the information icons located alongside options and disciplines describing what they are Knowledge Base trainers available, and articles. Constant Contact has an Activity page that lists the status of different jobs, such as contacts that are uploaded, so you understand what's happening in the background.
Constant Contact offers a number of programs Depending on how big your subscriber base. The plan is $20 a month for as many as 500 subscribers and $45 for up to 2,500. A plan costs $195 for $10,000 subscribers and $335 for 50,000. Price-wise, it is not too different from Campaigner. You can sign up for other add-on providers, for example EventSpot ($20 a month for a single occasion; $25 for up to five events) for event registrations, and Survey ($10 per month) to conduct surveys (all of which can be included at no extra charge on the Mail Plus plan). The Basic account comes to keep images used from the campaigns with a Library. MyLibrary Plus ($5 per month) expands your storage to 1 GB. Newsletter Archive ($5 per month) generates a widget which may be added to a website on which you may display links to up to 100 emails. If you want your customers to have the ability to see your messages, this is a.
The free trial gives you access to all of You can send up to 100 mails although these features for 60 days. The trial is a superb way to get accustomed to the platform for a number of messages. When you are sure about the platform, update to the paid version and get started blasting away. There's also a 30-day money-back guarantee, which can be unusual in this area.
As Soon as You're satisfied with your newsletter, It is possible to send it immediately or schedule it for later (in 5-minute periods, such as 3:05 a.m., 3:10 a.m., and so on). We could not find a recurring schedule to send messages on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis the way Campaigner does, or to send messages depending on the local time in the receiver's location, as GetResponse can.
The Business also recently announced a new Attribute named Action Blocks, which allow marketers to include polls or RSVP cubes to standard emails. This enables recipients to answer messages with a single click without having to depart the email inbox and also go to a web page.
You are able to track, As Soon as You've sent a newsletter Its success using the Reports tab. The dashboard displays the fundamentals, including opens, clickthroughs, bounces, and unsubscribe requests. A useful bar chart shows open rates along with a graph compares performance over multiple campaigns. Users may also select up to five mails to compare high-level results side by side. The report has a handy Refresh button so you can observe real-time results. It's not like MailChimp in which you have to manually load the webpages. When we opened emails and clicked on the links, they were registered almost immediately.
The Resource Center offers links to Information about typical clickthrough rates by business. You may even look at relative metrics to find out if your degree of involvement with your customers is improving or declining over the previous 3 months. The mobile app is useful if you need to observe the campaign performance from your mobile device.
When we used the shape Address, we received an error message but it didn't state what had gone wrong. We were prompted to hit the Previous button to return and resolve the problem but we could not because the page had died out of our browser (Firefox) cache. After a few attempts, the entire webpage crashed. This was an odd experience, to say the least. Constant Contact has ensured us its infrastructure has greatly improved since our initial test and this is unlikely to occur again.
The file upload import, and CRM Migration options, on the other hand, were simple to use and stable. We believe most people would end up using one of these choices. We monitored the upload improvement under"Contacts: Activity" and was notified when the import was finish. Like Campaigner, Constant Contact allows Mailinator and other addresses that are disposable. It's too bad most services don't follow the case of GetResponse$15.00 at GetResponse, which filters out famous disposable domains. Constant Contact rather flags contacts that are likely to be transactional or other similar email addresses so the user can decide whether to eliminate or store them.
Our only quibble with the Contact Manager is That it's a pain to edit the user records. When we cut and pasted our listing, we dropped in email addresses. We did not have other areas, such as address or name. Update the fields and we needed to load each record, to add this. This was straightforward because the pages were slow to load in our testing. Since we can see the whole list in Contact Manager, then it might have been nice to be able to simply click on the missing field, input, and just keep going straight down the page. So, lesson learned: Be sure to have all the relevant fields populated before uploading the titles.
Constant Contact also lets you produce forms That clients can use to register for emails and newsletters. These forms may be hosted on your own site or on Constant Contact's servers. You can section the users based on if they used the sign-up form or alternative methods, which can be helpful. The business also recently announced a new sign-up form editor that's intended to permit users to produce inline forms that may be embedded on a website as well as pop-up forms which can be customized to display after a set amount of time or when a visitor attempts to leave the website, the business stated.
Constant Contact demands you to confirm that You already have consent from your record! You cannot use set addresses such as [email protected] or advertising @ addresses or distribution lists as there's absolutely no way to verify you have consent from every person getting messages. You might even create autoresponders, listed under the Create button, to ship every time a user is added to some list. We used the templates to build a newsletter that was Welcome .
If you don't want these features, However, then Constant Contact is an excellent option. If you need just a little bit more flexibility in your marketing strategy, then check out email advertising Editors' Choices Campaigner and MailChimp.
That is because, unlike other tools, such as Editors' Choice marketing automation systems Pardot and HubSpot, Constant Contact does not does not offer branching logic. It focuses to start automation campaigns. By way of instance, you can begin an automation workflow whenever someone accomplishes a landmark, like a birthday or anniversary for a customer or joins a list. But you can't alter automationsbased on whether or not somebody opened an email, forwarded an email, or clicked on a link inside the body of the email.
Automation platforms automatic, more intelligent and, well, than email tools, create life more easy for marketers and more personalized for customers. In addition, Constant Contact does not provide A/B testing (they do provide subject line A/B testing), no research advertising addition, and also the limited workflows it is possible to create don't offer you drag-and-drop builders, that can be pretty much standard nowadays. If you need automation for second and first interactions with clients Constant Contact is a trusted automation program. If you would like sequencing and flexible workflows that adjust to your clients' specific activities, then Constant Contact isn't powerful enough to compete in the marketing automation area.
Nowadays, the issue, is that there are Lots of other email Tools offering even greater than Constant Contact, and for a lot less money. This includes user experience, but also not only features. In reality, for the amount you pay with Constant Contact, you could end up using tools such as ActiveCampaign and GetResponse.


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71 UK doctors call on World Medical Association to Expel Israel over Torture
'BETHLEHEM (Ma'an) — A group of British doctors is pushing for the World Medical Association (WMA) to expel the Israeli Medical Association (IMA), the IMA's chairman said on Wednesday during a meeting of the Knesset Science and Technology committee.
In a discussion dealing with the academic boycott of Israel, Zeev Feldman said that 71 British doctors recently called on the WMA to remove the Israeli medical group from its ranks due to allegations of torture by Israeli doctors on Palestinians.
Israeli doctors in prison facilities have long been accused of standing by or abetting the torture of Palestinian detainees.
"The sword of the boycott is being raised on the Israeli scientific-medical community'" Feldman said.
During the meeting, Likud MK Anat Berko called the academic boycott a "sort of jihad in a suit."
However, Basel Ghattas, an MK from the Joint List, argued that "you can think differently from the entire world, it is your right, but it is also the world's right to take measures in order to force you to establish two states."
Speaking to the academics in attendance, Ghattas added: "As academic intuitions, you have not taken any moral measures to prevent the occupation. There are Jewish professors who believe in calling for a boycott [on Israel] because it is the best price without paying in blood."
In an interview with The Jerusalem Post following the meeting, Feldman said he feared that a medical boycott of Israel would have a "domino effect and radiate to all other scientific associations."
Israel has been struggling to tackle a growing Palestinian-led boycott campaign which has had a number of high-profile successes abroad in both academic and artistic fields.
Known as the BDS movement — boycott, divestment and sanctions — it aims to exert political and economic pressure over Israel's occupation of the Palestinian territories in a bid to repeat the success of the campaign which ended apartheid in South Africa.
In October, a group of 343 professor and lecturers bought a full page advertisement in the UK's Guardian newspaper to publicize the launch of the group's academic boycott of Israeli institutions, launched on the grounds that Israeli universities are "deeply complicit" in "Israeli violations of international law."
In June, Britain's National Union of Students voted to affiliate itself with the BDS movement, in a move which drew a sharp rebuke from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
In February 2015, more than 1,000 British artists — including Ken Loach, Miriam Margolyes, and Brian Eno — signed a pledge vowing not to perform in Israel in protest of its violations of human rights and international law.
Related video added by Juan Cole:
RT from last summer: "Palestinian prisoner likely to die if force-fed by Israelis – physician"
Filed Under: Apartheid, BDS Occupied Territories, Displaced and Refugees, Israel, Israel/ Palestine, Torture, War Crimes


Nixon Road runs off Mt Barker Road between Hahndorf and Littlehampton. About 150m up Nixon road on your left is a road called Windmill Hill for some reason. Turn there and you'll immediately see the entrance sign for Scout Recycling Centre Adelaide Hills.
Bring your bottles, cans, scrap metal and car batteries and swap them for cash. We accept all deposit containers for 10 cents refund and we'll take wine bottles, and clean milk cartons and non-deposit containers off your hands as well. Make sure the containers are clean and please always remove the screw caps from plastic bottles. Leave cans uncrushed.
Bring your cardboard and newspaper along and we'll get rid of it for you in a way that keeps it out of landfill.
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Get paid more for your scrap metal by separating the iron from the copper, brass, lead and other non-ferrous metals. If you've got a large load, talk to manager, David Duthie – he'll look after you.
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Haunted by Former Hun Star Cambridge, Tiger Men's Hoops Falls to Brown in OT
FALLING HARD: Princeton University men's basketball player Devin Cannady, right, dives to the floor for a loose ball in a game earlier this season. Last Saturday, junior star Cannady scored 27 points in a losing cause as Princeton fell 102-100 to Brown in overtime. The Tigers, who dropped to 11-9 overall and 3-2 Ivy League with the setback, were slated to host Penn on February 6 before playing at Harvard on February 9 and at Dartmouth on February 10. (Photo by Frank Wojciechowski)
By Bill Alden
As a post-graduate player for the Hun School boys' basketball team last winter, Desmond Cambridge headed across town to Princeton University to play some pick-up games at Jadwin Gym.
"When Princeton was recruiting me, I came up here to play with the guys five or six times," said Cambridge. "I got a feel for the gym; I didn't really like it at first. It is a weird, funky gym. I got accustomed to it."
Cambridge returned to Jadwin last Saturday as the star freshman guard for Brown University and his familiarity with the surroundings paid dividends.
Coming out on fire, Cambridge scored 19 points in the first half as the teams were tied 49-49 at halftime. Late in the second half, Cambridge drained a pair of free throws to help force overtime as the foes ended regulation knotted at 90-90. In overtime, the 6'4, 180-pound guard hit a game-winning three-pointer to cap a 32-point performance as Brown prevailed 102-100.
"The play was for me to get the shot but it kind of got jumbled," said Cambridge, recalling his final bucket of the evening.
"I just got it. I was feeling it all night so I just shot it and it went in. It felt good, it looked good, and it went in. It was great.
Princeton head coach Mitch Henderson tipped his hat to Cambridge.
"That was an incredible performance by Brown; it came down to an incredible shot," said Henderson, whose team entered the evening riding a 19-game Ivy League home winning streak and dropped to 11-9 overall and 3-2 Ivy.
"It seemed like every single time they got an open look, it was going in. On that last one Devin [Cannady] was right on him. Cambridge made a lot of really tough shots; that was an incredible performance and one of the better performances I have ever seen in Jadwin. Unfortunately it was on the other team."
The setback was an unfortunate loss for the Tigers, who dropped to third in the Ivy standings.
"That is a hard loss and on the weekend, we are not where we need to be," said Henderson, whose team defeated Yale 76-73 in overtime on Friday.
"I am confident that Devin and his teammates and with the leadership of the group, we are going to get ourselves back on track. There is a lot of basketball left in the league."
While Cannady scored 27 points and made a number of spectacular shots himself in matching Cambridge for most of the night, he acknowledged that he needed to be sharper at the defensive end.
"I didn't really feel the duel," said Cannady. "I thought I could have defended a lot better. It would have given us a better chance to win but he played a hell of a game. He was making tough shots."
Despite Cambridge's heroics, Henderson still thought the Tigers were going to pull out the win.
"Little plays here or there ended up making the difference in the game," lamented Henderson. "I thought up four (89-85) with 36 seconds left, that was going to be our game."
One of the key plays came at the end of regulation when Tiger junior star Myles Stephens swooped in for a potential game-winning lay-up only to have it blocked by Cambridge.
"We wanted Myles to have the ball in that situation, the kid made a great play," said Henderson.
"I think it was a lot more than that. In the first half, we gave up 49 points and we couldn't stop them."
The loss to Brown put the Tigers in a dicey situation as they look to stay in the top four in the league standings and qualify for the upcoming Ivy postseason tournament.
"This is a really tough stretch here for us," said Henderson, whose team was slated to host Penn on February 6 before playing at Harvard on February 9 and at Dartmouth on February 10.
"We have got one more at home and four more on the road so we have got to get back on our feet."


Dark skin surrounding the pubic area is a very common problem. Many women have it and it's making them really uncomfortable. It affects their self-esteem as well as their confidence.
Today, we're going to present you some of the best natural remedies that will help you lighten the dark skin surrounding the pubic area very fast!
Milk is considered to be one of the best natural skin lighteners. Take a cotton ball and dip it into some milk. Apply it on the area where you have dark skin. Massage it gently for 15 minutes. This should be repeated 2 times a day. You'll notice the amazing results after several weeks!
Lemon contains plenty of vitamin C that will tone our skin and help us remove any dead skin cell. Apply a little bit on the affected area. Rub it for several minutes. Leave it on for 20 minutes so that it can act. Then, rinse it away. Repeat the procedure every night before you go to bed.
Potato juice is amazing because it can help you remove all of the extra melanin pigment from your skin. Just take a piece of cut potato and rub it on the area. Leave it to act for several minutes and let it dry. After that, rinse it away using plenty of warm water.
Aloe Vera is also good for skin lightening. Apply the gel directly on your skin. Leave it on for 20 minutes and then you can rinse it away. This should be repeated regularly. The results will amaze you!
Oranges are full of natural bleaching agents. Use it to treat various skin spots and lighten your skin. Mix a pinch of turmeric with 2 tablespoons of orange juice. Put it on your pubic area. Let it act for half an hour. After the time passes, rinse it away. Repeat this procedure every day. The first results should appear after 1 month.


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La sagesse du dégoût (anglais : wisdom of repugnance, ou parfois yuck factor, soit littéralement, facteur beurk) est l'idée selon laquelle une réaction instinctivement négative (comme le dégoût) envers un objet, une idée ou un comportement peut être interprétée comme la preuve de ce que cette chose est intrinsèquement nuisible ou mauvaise. De plus, l'expression se réfère à l'idée que l'on éprouve du dégoût face à une situation immorale, même si ce dégoût n'est pas raisonné.

Origine et utilisation
L'expression  (litt. sagesse de la répugnance) fut créée en 1997 par  , directeur (de 2001 à 2005) du , dans un article de The New Republic, article développé davantage en 2001 dans le même magazine, et inclus en 2002 dans son livre Life, Liberty, and the Defense of Dignity (La Vie, la Liberté, et la défense de la Dignité). Kass y affirmait que le dégoût n'était pas un argument en soi, mais continuait en déclarant que .

Critiques
L'idée que la réaction de rejet viscérale contiendrait une forme de sagesse a été critiquée, à la fois comme un raisonnement fallacieux faisant appel à l'émotion et comme impliquant un rejet du rationalisme. Bien que la psychologie évolutionniste considère que le dégoût est probablement apparu comme un mécanisme de défense, empêchant ou interdisant des comportements potentiellement nuisibles comme le cannibalisme ou la coprophagie, les psychologues sociaux doutent que les réactions instinctives puissent servir de guide moral loin du contexte où elles ont été acquises.

Ainsi, Martha Nussbaum s'oppose explicitement au concept d'une morale basée sur le dégoût. Nussbaum remarque qu'à travers l'Histoire, la répulsion  a servi de justification aux persécutions, en particulier au racisme, à l'antisémitisme, au sexisme et à l'homophobie.

Stephen Jay Gould fait remarquer que .

Le bioéthicien britannique John Harris a répondu aux idées de Kass en affirmant qu'.

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The film, set in the 1980s and 90s, chronicles the transformation of Bombay to Mumbai. The story is a cat and mouse game between a deadly don, Amartya Rao, who doesn't think twice before killing, and there's nobody who could stop him and a cop, who is dogging his every step.
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#### According to
The Catalogue of Life, 3rd January 2011

#### Published in
Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. 36: 79.

#### Original name
null

### Remarks
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