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A result of the drying out and shrinking of the asphalt surface resulting in a "mud-cracking" pattern. The pattern is most pronounced in areas of exposed asphalt. It is caused by the heat and UV rays of the sun beating down on the exposed asphalt surface. If left untreated, the alligatoring condition can develop into splits in the roof membrane. As the surface continues to shrink and dry out, cracks will develop down to the depth of felts and may stress-crack the membrane in cold weather. These crack channels will allow water to penetrate and damage the roof system.
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These show up on the surface of built up roofs as linear buckling felt lines protruding upward through the surface layers of asphalt and aggregate. Ridges are formed by either thermal changes expanding and contracting the roofing felts or by gaps in the underlying insulation that allow vapour to migrate upwards through the roof system. Over a period of time ridges will grow and erode until they are stripped of their protective asphalt. These exposed ridges, through repeated weather cycling, will eventually crack and split to allow water into the roof system.
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Sabrina Sobhy (l) against Reeham Sedky
Sabrina Sobhy Reaches First National Singles Final in Five Years; Harrity and Hanson Set up S.L. Green Final
Sabrina Sobhy (l) against Reeham Sedky (image: David Keating)
2014 U.S. Women's Champion Sabrina Sobhy avenged her PSA loss against Reeham Sedky two weeks ago to reach the 2019 U.S. Women's Champion final, while the top two men's seeds, Todd Harrity and Chris Hanson, will contest the S.L. Green U.S. Men's Championship final Saturday, March 30, at Squash on Fire in Washington, DC.
Sobhy and Sedky have a long playing history against each other, harking back to their junior careers. As juniors, they each defeated one another to win a national title. The pair of college graduating seniors faced off three times this season with Penn's Sedky winning two out of three, including the individual championship semifinals, but Harvard's Sobhy won their final collegiate match in the women's team championship in February.
Two weeks ago, Sedky—a two-time National Singles finalist—defeated Sobhy in their first career match up on the PSA World Tour in the final of the Queen City Open in Canada, but Friday night, it was Sobhy who came out on top in their first career match at the U.S. Women's Championship.
Sobhy dropped the first game 11-5, but decisively came back to win the second 11-6. Sobhy then fought off multiple game balls in the third to come back and earn a 2-1 advantage. Sobhy then pulled off an impressive comeback in the fourth game, surmounting a 6-0 lead and clinch the match 5-11, 11-6, 13-11, 12-10 after fifty-two minutes.
"Reeham and I have played against each other many times since we've been around thirteen years old, and it's always been such a battle between us," Sobhy said. "It's good to have competition every time, but the difference today is that I had my family here and a lot of friends. That makes it a whole lot different in terms of motivation for me. And all the training that I've done. It's been a huge factor that's kept me pushing."
Sobhy will face the 2017 champion and top seed Olivia Blatchford Clyne after the world No. 19 held off a three-game challenge from sixteen-year-old Marina Stefanoni.
"It's always been a dream to be back in the final after five years," Sobhy said. "It will be good to play against Olivia again. We haven't played against each other in a while. She's always been a great competitor and is doing fabulous on the pro circuit. It will be fun to play against such a highly-ranked player."
Chris Hanson (r) celebrates match point (image: David Keating)
The men's semifinals saw the top two seeds and champions over the past four years, Todd Harrity and Chris Hanson, both prevail. Harrity, world No. 44 and the 2015 and 2016 champion, overcame veteran and 2013 champion Chris Gordon in a close three-game encounter, 12-10, 11-6, 11-5, after forty-three minutes.
In a rematch of the past two S.L. Green finals, Hanson came out on top in four games over Penn's Andrew Douglas for a third consecutive year, 3-11, 11-5, 11-8, 11-9, in sixty-one minutes.
"Andrew is usually the giant killer and he usually does it in the semis," Hanson said. "He brought everything tonight. He really shocked me in the first game. Everyone was wondering if I had fallen asleep, but he played outrageously well and I knew I'd have to stick to it and do what I do best, which is to grind it out."
Saturday's final will be Hanson and Harrity's first S.L. Green match up since Harrity won their 2014 quarterfinal.
"It would mean everything to my career to win this title—especially against Todd," Hanson said. "We've been going at it since we've been around six years old. Tomorrow is a classic example of two great friends battling it out and leaving everything out there."
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Q: handler.post(runnable) run in child thread ,but why it can update ui thread? this is my code
HandlerThread handlerThread = new HandlerThread("test");
        handlerThread.start();
Handler handler_test = new Handler(handlerThread.getLooper());
handler_test.post(()->{
            Log.d("handlerr_test", String.valueOf(Looper.getMainLooper()==Looper.myLooper()));
            surfaceView.setVisibility(View.GONE);
            Log.d("handlerr_test", String.valueOf(Looper.getMainLooper()==Looper.myLooper()));
        });

this code logged "false",
but surfaceView is gone successfully.
the code in handler_test.post() should run in child thread test,but whysurfaceView.setVisibility(View.GONE)could update ui thread widget successfully?
NEW found:
now i found that if i replace
handler_test.post(run) with
handler_test.postDelayed(run,50) or
handler_test.postDelayed(run,100),this code would fail updating the ui widget surfaceView.
But with low delay,such as 10ms,
handler_test.postDelayed(run,10),this code would still update the ui widget successfully.
However,in any case,this code logged "false",showed that this code run in child thread.So why this code could update ui thred after low delay but not after high delay?

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Tag: Paul Cadmus
Jerry (1931) by Paul Cadmus.
• "I wanted to photograph naked young men as opulently and as attentively as those professional ladies appearing in Playboy-type magazines." RIP James Bidgood, photographer and director of no-budget gay-porn classic Pink Narcissus. Also in the obituary notices this week: Monica Vitti and John Appleton, composer of electronic music and inventor of the Synclavier sampling keyboard.
• "…the Sola Busca deck is limited in its use for divinatory purposes today, and yet, since its enigmatic imagery irresistibly invites decoding, the deck nonetheless beckons twenty-first century cartomancers into a game of high imagination." Kevin Dann on the mysteries of the world's oldest complete Tarot deck.
• "This Missouri company still makes cassette tapes, and they are flying off the factory floor." Jennifer Billock reports.
He attended to his own talent, not in the interest of bombast or self-aggrandisement, but rather like a faithful watchman. He had the fixity of the great and therefore no need of vanity. He estimated that three shillings would be a reasonable price for Ulysses. A tiresome book, he admitted. At the same time he was dogged by fear that the printing house would be burnt down or that some untoward catastrophe would happen. He assisted Miss Beach in wrapping the copies, he autographed the deluxe editions, he wrote to influential people, he hawked packages to the post office. He knew that the illustrati would change their minds many a time before settling down to a final opinion and that many another would know as much about it as the parliamentary side of his arse.
Edna O'Brien on James Joyce
• At Wormwoodiana: Mark Valentine on The Secret Glory by Arthur Machen, another novel now in its centenary year.
• At Aquarium Drunkard: It Is Not My Music, (1978) an hour-long Swedish TV documentary about Don Cherry.
• At Bandcamp: The transportive psychedelia of Moon Glyph records.
• Mix of the week: Fact Mix 844 by A Psychic Yes.
• Steven Heller's font of the month is Show.
• At Dennis Cooper's: Guitar.
• Mumblin' Guitar (1960) by Bo Diddley | Electric Guitar (1979) by Talking Heads | Impossible Guitar (1982) by Phil Manzanera
Author JohnPosted on February 5, 2022 Categories {art}, {books}, {electronica}, {film}, {gay}, {music}, {occult}, {painting}, {psychedelia}, {technology}, {television}, {typography}Tags A Psychic Yes, Arthur Machen, Bo Diddley, Dennis Cooper, Don Cherry, Edna O'Brien, James Bidgood, James Joyce, Jennifer Billock, John Appleton, Kevin Dann, Mark Valentine, Monica Vitti, Moon Glyph, Paul Cadmus, Phil Manzanera, Pink Narcissus, Steven Heller, Talking Heads, Tarot
Happy Bloomsday
A page from Ulysses with amendments by James Joyce.
That time of year again and for your delectation Ubuweb has tapes of the soundtrack from Joseph Strick's semi-successful 1967 film of Ulysses featuring the voices of Milo O'Shea, Barbara Jefford and others. The film is frequently a series of illustrated voiceovers so this isn't as purposeless as it might seem. Somewhere I have a vinyl recording of Milo O'Shea and Barbara Jefford reading from the Nausicaa and Penelope chapters and somewhere else a reading of passages from Finnegans Wake. For the latter Ubuweb also has Sylvia Beach's recording of Joyce himself reading from Anna Livia Plurabelle.
Previously on { feuilleton }
• Jerry by Paul Cadmus
• Passages from James Joyce's Finnegans Wake
• Books for Bloomsday
Author JohnPosted on June 16, 2010 Categories {books}, {film}Tags Barbara Jefford, Finnegans Wake, James Joyce, Joseph Strick, Milo O'Shea, Paul Cadmus, Sylvia Beach, Ubuweb, Ulysses
Jerry by Paul Cadmus
Jerry (1931).
A few weeks too early for Bloomsday, this painting by Paul Cadmus was in the news this week after being acquired by the Toledo Museum of Art. The subject is Jerry French, one of the artist's regular models and also his lover during this period. I hadn't seen this picture before and wonder whether this is the first painted representation of Joyce's Ulysses, a book which at the time was still banned in the USA. The ban was overturned in 1933 following some enlightened deliberation by Judge John M Woolsey.
Jerry takes its place as part of the Toledo Museum's permanent collection next month. Via Towleroad.
• Paul Cadmus gallery at Ten Dreams
Elsewhere on { feuilleton }
• The gay artists archive
• The art of Paul Cadmus, 1904–1999
Author JohnPosted on May 21, 2009 Categories {art}, {books}, {gay}, {painting}Tags James Joyce, Jerry French, Paul Cadmus, Ulysses1 Comment on Jerry by Paul Cadmus
Czanara: The Art & Photographs of Raymond Carrance
Untitled photo print.
A fantastic exhibition of photographs, drawings and engravings by Raymond Carrance, aka Czanara, opens today at Wessel + O'Connor Fine Art, New York, running until June 21, 2008. For those of us who can't get to see it there's a selection of the works on show at their site which immediately increases the web visibility of this artist by several orders of magnitude.
Carrance was a photographer and book illustrator who, working mostly in the 1950's and 60's, created a private body of homoerotic dreamscape's under the pseudonym 'Czanara'. The exhibit shines new light on Carrance's art, which is certainly courageous and innovative, especially for its time.
One of the last great unknown erotic artists of the 20th century, his work is somewhat reminiscent of the magic realism style of the painters Paul Cadmus and Jared French, yet done in a photographic medium. Using overlays of abstract graphics over dreamy images of languid young men at play, his work is a meditative pondering of the artist's psyche. The work is reverential, distinctly European, yet never exploitative.
Carrance, who lived from 1921–1998, was also responsible for illustrating with elaborate etchings and lithographs the works of Jules Renard and Cyrano de Bergerac, as well as an edition of Henry de Montherlant's 1951 gay classic La Ville dont Le Prince est un Enfant (The Land Whose King is a Child). There will be examples of this riveting work, as well as his compelling drawings, on view as well. Having died with no heirs, his work was sold at auction by the French state, but luckily fell into the hands of a bookseller who we have to thank for it finally seeing the light of day.
Untitled engraving (c. 1950s).
Among the items worthy of note is the above engraving which is another version of the hermaphrodite angel picture I posted in March last year. The other engravings are equally fascinating, looking at times like gay equivalents of Hans Bellmer.
May 4, 1953.
There's also the drawing above which raises a curious artistic conundrum by being very reminiscent of the work of comic artist Burne Hogarth. A couple of weeks after posting the Czanara angel picture I pointed out the similarity between the film poster for Premonition and one of Hogarth's panels from Jungle Tales of Tarzan, both of which use the trick of making faces out of tree branches. (I also noted that Dalí was doing similar things before almost everyone else.) Czanara's 1953 drawing not only contains very Hogarthesque figures but does the same thing with the branches to make a skull face. The curious thing here is that Czanara's picture predates Hogarth's Tarzan book by more than twenty years. It's very unlikely that Hogarth would have seen Czanara's work; given that Hogarth was made world famous by his Tarzan strips of the 1940s it's more likely that Czanara knew Hogarth's work although none of his Sunday strips contained these kind of pictorial tricks and I've not seen any example of Hogarth doing this in the 1950s. I also haven't yet seen the recent book about Czanara so can't say what light has been shed on his artistic influences. If anyone can solve this mystery (which may simply be coincidence, of course), please leave a note in the comments.
• The etching and engraving archive
• The skull beneath the skin
• A premonition of Premonition
• Czanara's Hermaphrodite Angel
Author JohnPosted on May 8, 2008 Categories {art}, {comics}, {gay}, {photography}Tags Burne Hogarth, Hans Bellmer, Henry de Montherlant, Paul Cadmus, skulls, Tarzan, Wessel + O'Connor4 Comments on Czanara: The Art & Photographs of Raymond Carrance
The art of Paul Cadmus, 1904–1999
Manikins (1951).
Male Nude (1954).
Good gallery of his often enigmatic paintings here.
Author JohnPosted on July 15, 2006 July 18, 2008 Categories {art}, {gay}, {painting}Tags Paul Cadmus


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These baskets are handwoven by skilled artisans in Matondoni, a village in Kenya's Coast Province. Lamu baskets are basic, timeless, practical and will last for a very long time. Meet Omar and his family, weaving our Lamu baskets in his garden.
Palm leaves are sourced locally, dried and sliced into thin strips which can then be woven into baskets, mats and other everyday household items. In the palm fringed village, weaving is done by both men and women and is not only a source of income but also a social activity.


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Driven to Heal
ByApolloMD
Finding Ministry in the Practice of Medicine
What started as a normal Monday evening at home in Durham, North Carolina quickly changed for Dr. Richard Benson, II, Medical Director of emergency medicine services at Maria Parham Health.
Around six o'clock on Sept. 14, 2020, the sounds of excitement and cheer filled the streets of the Lyon Park neighborhood. At the local park, families lined fences to watch a youth baseball game as siblings and other children played nearby. Across the street from the park, Dr. Benson sat in his front yard with his daughter and son enjoying the game as well.
Suddenly, the sound of nearly 15 gunshots popped through the neighborhood. Dr. Benson rushed inside with his children to find his wife. After his family was tucked away safely in their home, he walked outside to see if anyone was hurt and to his surprise, the street was somewhat quiet.
He moved to the backyard and saw neighbors gathering down the street. Cries and screams filled the air and one neighbor shouted several people needed medical attention. Instinct kicked in and Dr. Benson ran inside and grabbed his keys.
Each Minute Counts
At the scene, he found two men lying in the street and several others surrounding them. Both men confirmed they were struck by gunfire. Without hesitation, he instructed the two men to get into his vehicle so he could drive them to Duke University Medical Center. A brother of one of the GSW victims offered to accompany Dr. Benson to the hospital.
"As emergency physicians, we know there is a golden hour for traumatic injuries where each minute counts up to that 60-minute mark. If we are going to make the biggest impact and potentially save someone's life, it's done very early on," said Dr. Benson. "There wasn't much I could do onsite with no medical supplies. I knew the best thing to do was to get them in front of a surgeon and personally driving the victims was the fastest option at the time."
Halfway to Duke, they a saw car that appeared to have run off the road. As they got closer, the men noticed a heavy-set male hanging outside of the vehicle. Recognizing the young neighbor from his street, Dr. Benson pulled over, and as they approached the third victim, Dr. Benson saw two gunshot wounds to his head and neck. The driver of the car was trying to get a third victim to the hospital but unfortunately lost control of the vehicle.
Several drivers stopped when they noticed Dr. Benson needed help moving the victim. Nearly eight men lifted the individual into the back seat of Dr. Benson's Toyota Rav-4 and the first two victims hopped in the trunk. The uninjured passenger focused his attention on encouraging the critically injured man to stay positive and hang in there as they got back on the road.
Coming in Hot
"I quickly searched for the Duke emergency department phone number and asked to be transferred to the charge nurse," recalled Dr. Benson. "I let the nurse know I was coming in hot with three gunshot wound victims, one who was critically ill and a difficult transport."
When they arrived at the Duke ED, security had the ambulance bay secured and a number of team members waited outside. Immediately, the most severe victim was loaded up, intubated and rushed to the OR.
A Ministry
"For me, being a physician is a true calling to serve and a ministry. And to that point, to God be the glory. As a medical provider and a healer, I feel there is a moral responsibility for me to always do what is best for people. If I would have done nothing, I wouldn't have been in direct harm, but I certainly didn't help," explained Dr. Benson. "I had the knowledge and expertise to know what these men needed, so I did what I knew was best."
Dr. Benson's actions saved three lives that day. The first two victims recovered quickly from their injuries and were discharged within a few days. The third, most critical victim received care in the ICU and is in long-term rehab.
"When I look at these young men, I see myself and my son. I hope if my son were to ever need help, someone would stop and help him just as I did," said Dr. Benson. "I moved into this neighborhood to have a positive effect on the community. This day was one time where I left like I might have actually saved somebody or helped save a life. I think that's something coming from an emergency medicine provider."
Dr. Richard Benson, II
Dr. Richard Benson, II joined ApolloMD in 2017 and quickly made a splash as a young leader. This year he was named Emergency Medicine Medical Director of the Year during the ApolloMD Virtual Leadership Conference.
"There are few people I can think to describe as 'all in', but Dr. Benson is certainly one of those people," described Ayaz Pathan, MD, ApolloMD Regional President. "Whether it is at home, in the hospital or in his community, he's exponentially involved. In his three years with the organization, he's earned the respect of local partners, hospital leadership and everyone here at ApolloMD with his hard work and engagement. I'm honored to know Dr. Benson and work alongside him."
Dr. Benson currently serves as the emergency medicine Medical Director at Maria Parham Health and Maria Parham Health Franklin in Henderson, N.C. He also serves as Medical Director for Vance County Emergency Services.
Dr. Benson received his Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Morehouse University in Atlanta, Ga. He received his Doctor of Medicine from Meharry Medical College School of Medicine in Nashville, Tenn. Dr. Benson completed his emergency medicine residency at the University of Chicago and his EMS fellowship at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. He is currently completing his Master of Business Administration at North Carolina State University
Dr. Benson is an active member of the American College of Emergency Physicians, American Academy of Emergency Medicine, Society for Academic Emergency Medicine, Air Medical Physician Association, and the National Kidney Foundation.
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East Asia Research (EAR) is established in Singapore with the mission of enhancing productivity and reducing poverty in Asia. EAR strives to make continuous efforts in transforming the lives of people in Asia through education, application of research and innovative ideas. This will be achieved through the dissemination of knowledge from the Asia focused research Conferences and Publications by EAR. EAR academic conferences are world-class events which provide a meaningful platform for researchers, students, academicians, institutions, entrepreneurs, industries and practitioners to create, share and disseminate knowledge and innovation and to develop long-lasting network and collaboration.
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Over nearly five decades of steady growth and development, driven by a devotion to academic excellence, Siam University has contributed more than 60,000 graduates in various fields to Thailand's national work force as well as other countries around the world. In fact, it has become the fifth largest private university with a student body containing over 15,000 students across eight schools, including an International and Graduate Program. The undergraduate schools include: Business Administration, Communication Arts, Engineering, Law, Liberal Arts, Nursing, and Science. The Graduate Program offers masters and doctoral degrees in the following: Business Administration, Communication Arts, Engineering, Educational Administration, Public Administration and Information Technology.
With students from at least twelve nationalities, Siam University is ranked among Thailand's top ten Universities for its population of International students by Thailand's Commission of Higher Education, part of the Thai Ministry of Education.
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Q: Calculate with Demorgan
Find \$\overline Y\$.
I have got to \$(\overline A+ B)\cdot(\overline C+D) + (E \cdot \overline F)\$.
I want to make sure I've got it right. Any help is appreciated.
EDIT: \$(\overline A+ \overline B)\cdot(\overline C +D) + (E \cdot \overline F)\$.

A: $$Y = AB  + C \overline D (\overline E + F (G \overline H + 1))$$
$$Y = AB  + C \overline D (\overline E + F)$$
$$\overline Y = \overline{ AB  + C \overline D (\overline E + F)}$$
Take DeMorgan's.
$$\overline Y = \overline {AB} \bullet  \overline {C \overline D (\overline E + F )}$$
Take DeMorgan's.
$$\overline Y = (\overline A + \overline B) \bullet  (\overline C + \overline{\overline D} + \overline {(\overline E + F )})$$
$$\overline Y = (\overline A + \overline B) \bullet  (\overline C + D + \overline {(\overline E + F )})$$
One last time.
$$\overline Y = (\overline A + \overline B) \bullet  (\overline C + D +  (\overline {\overline E} \bullet \overline F ))$$
$$\overline Y = (\overline A + \overline B) \bullet  (\overline C + D +  ( E \bullet \overline F ))$$

A: I can't add a comment, because I don't have 50 rep.
You can use Wolfram Alpha to minimize boolean logic.
For example:
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'So that we remember who we are.' Poetry stars celebrate Furious Flower's legacy
By Kyle Kirby, Contributor
Posted in Harrisonburg Issues
Suggestions for housing crunch include new coordinator position and a trust fund
Prominent scholars and poets attending last weekend's Furious Flower Poetry Center's 25th Anniversary Conference gathered for a group photo in the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
WASHINGTON — Beginning with gospel baritone, then transitioning into spoken word then back to song, poet Avery R. Young paced back and forth across the stage. He held onto the podium as if it were his only support, then leapt back up with vigor, as he performed one of his poems for the audience of about 600 gathered before him in the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
"Shake you, my soldier, we gonna die together, and this water comin', oh water comin', no money no gas, no food truck stuck at a curse of this middle passage and this water comin' in, this water, keep comin' in…" Young sang.
Young was the first of nearly two dozen poets over two hours to share their work at the final night of Furious Flower's 25th Anniversary Conference last weekend. The conference took place in the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington D.C.
Each poet brought a distinctive style, voice and ideas to the floor. While varied in tone and subject, they blended seamlessly together. The readings served as the climax to a weekend of celebration, sharing, remembrance and respect for Furious Flower, as the JMU-based poetry center marked a quarter century of amplifying the voices of black poets.
The weekend-long event attracted black writers and speakers from across the nation — and some from abroad — who came to share not only in their history, but their visions for the future.
"The future is bright for black poetry," Young said. "As a poet, I believe I am in a tradition of pushing the work forward."
The Furious Flower African American Poetry Center was founded by Joanne Veal Gabbin, in part to honor poet Gwendolyn Brooks, who died in 2000 and left behind a legacy of influential writing and was the first black author to win the Pulitzer Prize.
Lauren K. Alleyne, assistant director of the Furious Flower Poetry Center, told The Citizen how treatment of black poets has changed throughout history.
"The impetus for the 1994 Furious Flower conference was to celebrate Gwendolyn Brooks, who had been slighted by the academy in her pursuit of employment because she was — despite having won a Pulitzer — not credentialed — read, not good — enough," Alleyne said. "This is not the case anymore."
She said the weekend was, in large part, a testament to the black poets who have "broken through so many barriers."
"We are Pulitzer winners and McArthur geniuses and National Book award winners and professors and directors and CEOs of cultural institutions," she said. "Black poetry is in its renaissance and that's just incredible to witness and be a part of. And it's only going to keep going."
In her welcome speech Saturday, Gabbin said the African American History Museum was a sacred place.
Nontobeko "Ntobie" Ndzabukelwako recites a poem at Furious Flower's 25th anniversary celebration Sept. 28.
Many of the speakers expressed gratitude not only for being present at the conference but also for the legacy that was left to them by writers such as Carmen Gillespie, who died Aug. 30.
Nationally-recognized poet Nikki Giovanni also paid tribute to novelist and poet Toni Morrison, who died Aug. 6, with a poem in her honor. Giovanni read her poem called A Bench for Toni Morrison, which includes the lines:
"… but benches are actually a metaphor, and mostly they are the voice on the other end of the phone who says, 'Write,' when you say you are sad to lose your mother, 'Write,' when you don't know where to go, 'Write,' when the only person who can read you is on a cross, 'Write,' because that's your job. Toni Morrison said to me when my mother died, 'Write.'"
Giovanni's A BenCh for Toni Morrison
Many speakers referenced the arts and writing as a way to put names to what would often otherwise be unspeakable moments and acts.
John Bracey, professor of the W.E.B. Du Bois Department of Afro-American Studies at the University of Massachusetts, has spent much of his life as a historian.
"They train the feeling out of you," said Bracey during a panel on critical perspectives. "When you study slavery – if you don't feel anything when you study slavery – you gotta stop studying it. But we're [historians] trained not to put that in, 'Don't cry on the page, don't shout when you read about the lynching, just write down ten people got lynched…Minimize the emotion, concentrate on the facts that we can document' and so forth."
Bracey added that what's beautiful and powerful about poetic voices is that they thrive on what they hear, feel and see in the world around them.
"It leaves you with an understanding of the world that you can't get by looking at numbers," he said.
The Critical Perspectives panel also featured Kwame Dawes, a professor of English at the University of Nebraska and editor of the Prairie Schooner; Evie Shockley, professor of English at Rutgers University and Pulitzer Prize Finalist in 2018; Meta DuEwa Jones, Professor of English at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill; and Nagueyalti Warren, a professor of African American Studies at Emory University.
Much of what panelists, poets and participants shared throughout the conference focused on identity. During the Critical Perspectives panel, Warren spoke of the difficulties faced by LGBTQiA+ people due to their non-conforming identities.
"The necessary act of transforming silence into speech, and the suggestion by Audre Lorde to stop killing the other in ourselves, the self we hate in others, is as necessary today as it was in the 20th century when Lorde uttered those words," she said.
The conference also featured international writers, including a group of young poets from Eswatini in southern Africa. While their portion of the conference was fairly brief, they passionately performed poems. The poets included Samkelisiwe "Sammy" Nkambule, Ntokozo "The Conductor" Mdluli, Quiniso "Qibho" Motsa, and Nontobeko "Ntobie" Ndzabukelwako.
One poet in particular, Thamsanqua "Krtc" (pronounced like courtesy) Sibandze, shared words about cultivating strength in one's identity. Based on the Swazi greeting 'sawubona,' which means 'I see you,' the poem Sibandze chose to share expanded upon the dignity that lies in identifying others and being identified.
"Sawubona. I See You. I see you not being sure who to please, on any given day, with your life choices, and I am here to say: Do you. I see you struggling with your identity and I am here to say: Be you. Because a lot of the confusion and unrest that is going on in the world today has more to do with the fact that we have lost sight of who we are."
After the performances, Sibandze told The Citizen he performed earlier this year at a festival in front of 75,000 people.
"But I'd still prefer this kind of intimate setting…the connection here is more real," he said. "You can almost literally eyeball everyone in the crowd…Thematically, that's why we show up…we wanna show up and introduce ourselves. That's why I'll touch base with some of the language, translate it a bit. People will do the African chants, just to give a sense – sonically – [of] what do we listen to, what inspires us."
In 1994, the first Furious Flower conference created a rare space for black poets to share their stories and love of poetry. That's why so many prominent poets and aspiring artists showed up for the 25th anniversary, Alleyne said.
"For Furious Flower, I think it's a milestone that has encouraged us to keep going, to keep moving forward, to recommit to our mission to celebrate the amazing work being done by Black poets," she said, "to keep educating students and teachers about this work so that it lives on through school curricular and is passed on, studied and appreciated, to preserve this legacy for future generations, so that when some of our elders become ancestors, we retain access to their wisdom and words.
"So that we remember who we are."
This article has been updated to correct the attendance figure for the event.
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Kyle Kirby, Contributor
Kyle Kirby is a freelancer who loves interviewing people about what is important to them, and then producing thoughtful, engaging stories. He currently resides in Harrisonburg, VA, and can be contacted at [email protected]
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Do yourself a favor and toss out the stock piston rings on your Polini/DR kits and replace them with these german beauties.
The stock rings are prone to twisting and breaking, especially when any porting is done.
A must for any ported kit and a safety + for non-ported barrels.


turning around a corner while knitting.
Color dominance in stranded knitting.
A way to knit-into-front-and-back and avoid the purl bump.
Twisted decreases for use with twisted stitch cable patterns.
A way of making stitches along the edge of knitting to avoid having to pick up and knit those stitches later.
How to crochet standing stitches (used instead of turning chains).
These links are great! Thank you — especially for the 'knit-front-back…' This is such a useful little nugget.
Glad to! I love finding new possible tricks, and then it's no fun to keep them to myself.


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Spiranthes spiralis é uma espécie de orquídeas terrestres da subclasse Liliidae da família das Orchidaceae do gênero Spiranthes. Se caracterizam por ter a inflorescência em espiral e florecer nos finais de setembro.

O termo Spiranthes deriva do grego spir (enrolar-se) e de anthes (flores). Spiralis, por sua vez, significa "em espiral".

Com relação ao habitat, a área de distribuição destas orquídeas abrange principalmente a zona do Mediterrâneo, no norte da Europa.

São orquídeas de flores brancas pequenas, quase tubulares. Se desenvolvem em espiral ao longo de uma espiga simples. A polinização é entomófila e o período de floração é de agosto a setembro.

Sinônimos

Ophrys spiralis L. (1753) (Basiônimo)
Epipactis spiralis (L.) Crantz (1769)
Serapias spiralis (L.) Scop. (1772)
Ophrys autumnalis Balb. (1801)
Neottia spiralis (L.) Sw. (1805)
Neottia autumnalis (Balb.) Pers. (1807)
Ibidium spirale (L.) Salisb. (1812)
Spiranthes autumnalis (Balb.) Rich. (1817)
Neottia autumnalis (Balb.) Steud. (1821)
Gyrostachys autumnalis (Balb.) Dumort. (1827)
Spiranthes glauca Raf. (1837)
Gyrostachys spiralis (L.) Kuntze (1891)

Galeria

Bibliografia
 LEROY-TERQUEM, Gerald; PARISOT, Jean. Orchids: care and cultivation. Londres: Cassel Publishers Ltd., 1991.
 SCHOSER, Gustav. Orchid growing basics. Nova York: Sterling Publishing Co., Inc., 1993.
 WHITE, Judy. Taylor's guide to orchids. Nova York: Houghton-Mifflin, Frances Tenenbaum, Series Editor, 1996.
 PRIDGEON, Alex. The illustrated encyclopedia of orchidsn. Timber Press.
 BECHTEL; CRIBB; LAUNERT. The manual Of cultivated orchid species. The MIT Press.

Spiranthes
Flora de Portugal
Plantas descritas em 1827

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Mashhadi (, also Romanized as Mashhadī; also known as Boneh-ye Khanjar, Khanjar, and Masḩadī) is a village in Shahid Modarres Rural District, in the Central District of Shushtar County, Khuzestan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 61, in 13 families.

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Populated places in Shushtar County


Dan Christian: Captain come all-rounder will lead from the front to start the title defence for his team.
Sam Hain: Couple of good knocks in recently tri-series for England Lions. Can he carry his form in shorter version also?
Colin de Grandhomme: With him, there is guaranteed quick points with higher strike-rate and fewer wickets.


Right in time for Krishna Jayanthi..
Wow...Pooja looks great..Loved the food spread there..
Nice collection of recipes for krishnajayanthi.
Lovely decoration and delcious recipes to try!
Happy gokulashtami wishes, lovely post with beautiful array of festive foods.
Thanks for giving simple recipes for all varieties.


Subject: Test Release 4.15.3 of JMRI/DecoderPro is available for download.
This forces the launcher to only look for a 32-bit Java installation. This problem is being tracked via GitHub issue 6568.
The prefix that identifies a layout connection should be a single letter, like "N" or "L", or a letter and some digits, like "K2" or "D3". Some older systems used to have longer "legacy system prefixes" like "DX", "DCCPP", "DP", "MR", "MC", "PI", and "TM". Those legacy system prefixes will now cause JMRI to issues a warning at startup. In this release, JMRI will still work with those prefixes, but they will need to be migrated to the proper form soon; JMRI 4.17.1 and later will require that this have been fixed. Therefore, this warning can't be suppressed without migrating the prefix in the connection configuration (and any associated panel files and scripts). If you're getting this warning and therefore need to do that migration, migration page.
See the JMRI 4.14 release note for more warnings predating the 4.15 development series. These may be relevant to you if you're updating from an earlier version.
Turnouts now accept DIRECT and DELAYED feedback.
Querying a turnout will also query any feedback sensors for that turnout.
Event Request monitoring has moved from the Event Table to a stand-alone request monitoring table.
The CBUS console will attempt to lookup event ( and node ) names from the Event Table.
Fixed an issue where Reporters with a system letter of M were erroneously tagged as requiring migration.
RailCom Tags now appear in the ID Tag table and are available to operations and other tools just like other Identifiable tags.
LocoNet reporters now report a Transponding Tag object instead of a string. This object allows extracting the address without further parsing. As with RailCom tags, these also apear in the IdTag table and are available totools such as operations.
Internal Reporters can now collect information. An example showing how to use this feature is available here.
Geoff Bunza provided sample scripts supporting bulk sensor channels and turnout channels via USB between JMRI Sensor and Turnout Tables and Arduino interfaces to hardware.
. For more information, see the Readme files linked just above.
New menu item: Export CSV File — Create a CSV file that can be imported into a spreadsheet program. This can be used to create a traditional timetable.
New menu item: Import CSV File — Import a CSV file that contains external timetable data to create a new layout defintion or extend an existing layout definition.
Klaus Killinger added functionality to handle a throttle direction change at speed > 0: slow down to 0, change the direction, ramp-up to the old speed.
The engine sound will continue after an Emergency Stop.
We're building the release note a different way starting with this release.
The Windows "installer" and "launcher" have been updated to support Oracle's Java JDK 11 installation mechanisms on Windows platforms.
Starting with this release, legacy system prefixes will cause JMRI to issues a warning at startup. This warning can't be suppressed without migrating the prefix in the connection configuration (and any associated panel files and scripts). For help with that, see the migration page.


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Rachel Plotnick
By Aaron Cain
Rachel Plotnick is Assistant Professor of Cinema and Media Studies in The Media School at Indiana University Bloomington. Her work mainly focuses on human-machine relations. Specifically, she studies the various technologies that form the interfaces between people and machines. Plotnick is interested in how these switches, toggles and surfaces came about, how our culture and society have influenced them, and how they, in turn, have influenced us.
She received her PhD from the Media, Technology and Society program in the School of Communication at Northwestern University. And before she came to Indiana University, she taught at UNC Charlotte.
Her research has been featured in Technology and Culture, New Media and Society, the Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology (JASIST), Media, Culture and Society, and others.
Rachel Plotnick recently completed her first book, Power Button: A History of Pleasure, Panic and the Politics of Pushing. And, as the title suggests, it's all about buttons. From buttons that call servants or elevators, to buttons that turn on lights, detonate explosives or start World's Fairs, Plotnick's book explores how the act of button pushing has become a kind of digital command, and how buttons have changed the world.
Rachel Plotnick joined host Aaron Cain for a conversation in the WFIU Studios.


The rule now under review, a summary of which was unofficially provided to news reporters last week, would require facilities receiving federal family planning funds to be physically separate from those that perform abortion; would eliminate the requirement that women with unintended pregnancies be counseled on their full range of reproductive options; and would ban abortion referrals.
In a conference call with reporters last week, Planned Parenthood officials said they would fight the new rules.
In 1987, the Reagan administration proposed what came to be known as the "gag rule." The new rule being proposed by the Trump administration will be similar although not identical to the Reagan-era proposal.
The new rule, which will be open to comment for 60 days before being published in final form, would require physical separation of family planning and abortion facilities, repeal current counseling requirements, and ban abortion referrals.
Planned Parenthood officials said they will not know if they will take legal action until they see the final language of the rule after the comment period. But they say they do plan to use the regulatory process to fight the changes that have been made public so far.
By Julie Rovner, Kaiser Health News.