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Q: Find all integer solutions to $a+b+c|ab+bc+ca|abc$ As you can see from the title, I am trying to find all integer solutions $(a,b,c)$ to $$(a+b+c) \ \lvert\ (ab+bc+ca) \ \lvert\ abc$$ (that is, $a+b+c$ divides $ab+bc+ca$, and $ab+bc+ca$ divides $abc$). Unfortunately, I could not find anything on this problem (although I find it hard to believe that nobody though of this before).
What I've found so far
I have looked at the simpler case: $(a+b) \ \lvert\ ab$. I was able to solve this, and all solutions are $$(a,b)=(\alpha(\alpha+\beta)\gamma,\beta(\alpha+\beta)\gamma)$$ with $\alpha,\beta,\gamma\in\mathbb{Z}$.
I was also able to reduce the given problem to only one division. If we are able to solve $$(a_0b_0+b_0c_0+c_0a_0) \ \lvert\ (a_0+b_0+c_0)a_0b_0c_0 $$ with $\gcd(a_0,b_0,c_0)=1$, then we know that
\begin{align}
a&=a_0(a_0+b_0+c_0)\cdot k\\
b&=b_0(a_0+b_0+c_0)\cdot k\\
c&=c_0(a_0+b_0+c_0)\cdot k\\
\end{align}
For $k\in\mathbb{Z}$ are all solutions to the original problem. However, I was not able to solve this. I have computed a few solutions to the last (and the corresponding solutions for the original problem) but was not able to find a pattern. Any progress on the problem is welcome!

A: Your original 2-variable problem can be written as "find all polynomials of the form $x^2+u x +uv$ with all integer zeroes". The conditions on what $u$ and $v$ must be come from the requirement that the zeroes are integers -- in this case, $-u \pm \sqrt{u^2-4uv}\in 2\mathbb{Z}$. This is satisfied when $u^2-4uv$ is a perfect square. In your case, $u=(\alpha+\beta)^2\gamma$ and $v=\alpha\beta\gamma$ satisfy this condition.
Your full problem can likewise be reduced to "find all polynomials of the form $x^3+ux^2+uvx+uvw$ with all integer zeroes". I'm not sure this is closer to a solution, but it somehow seems a better posed problem.
It seems to me that it should also be reducible to matrix algebra, but I don't quite see how.

A: $a,b,c$ are roots of  $X^3-(a+b+c)X^2+(ab+ac+bc)X=abc$.
Putting $$\begin{cases}a+b+c=A\\ab+ac+bc=mA\\abc=n(ab+ac+bc)\end{cases}\qquad (*)$$
one gets $$X^3-AX^2+mAX=mnA$$ it follows
$$\begin{cases}a^3-Aa^2+mAa=mnA\\b^3-Ab^2+mAb=mnA\\c^3-Ac^2+mAc=mnA\end{cases}$$
 Hence $a^3\equiv b^3\equiv c^3\pmod A$ so that
$a^3+b^3+c^3=kA$.
We take a look to the equation $$X^3+Y^3+Z^3=r$$ for cases in which there are solutions and we try to condition these to our problem.
Example.-For $r=s^3$.  $$X^3+Y^3+Z^3= s^3 \Rightarrow (X,Y,Z)=(t,-t,s)$$  To fit with (*) we choose  $t=2s$ which gives $(a,b,c)=(2s,-2s,s)$ so one has $$\begin{cases}a+b+c=2s-2s+s=s\\ab+ac+bc=-4s^2=(-4s)s\\ abc=-4s^3=(-4s^2)s\end{cases}$$ Thus $$a+b+c=s$$ $$\frac{ab+ac+bc}{a+b+c}=-4s$$ $$\frac{abc}{ab+ac+bc}=s$$
I will return to this problem…., if I may.

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Home Articles Manager Aston Villa Play-off Talk Rightly Banned From B6 by Dean Smith
Aston Villa Play-off Talk Rightly Banned From B6 by Dean Smith
Last season Derby County needed 75 points to grab the final play-off spot. To put that into context for this season, Aston Villa would need to win nine of their remaining 11 games to hit the same tally.
Considering they've only managed three wins in their last 15 games, it's a long, long, shot, but hey, Jack's back and this season's tally for points to get sixth place maybe a few less than last season.
MOMS though won't even start to entertain talking about play-offs again unless Villa beat both the Blues and Forest in their next two games.
It's the kind of sentiment that Dean Smith seems to agree with, despite his earlier "obsession" with finishing top two, or at least top six.
"I said to the players before hand [the Derby game], I'm not even going to talk about the play offs or the top six," said Villa's Head Coach, after the 4-0 win over the Rams.
"We've had too many false dawns so far, where we've not won as many games as I would like to where we've dominated games.
"We've just got to take each game at a time. Today was a really good performance, all the small decisions the players had to make they made really well."
Last season after 35 games, the sixth place team was Sheffield United on 58 points (Villa were on 63 points). Bristol City, currently in sixth place this season, have 54 points, although they have a game in hand.
There are more teams in the play-off picture this season, so that in turn, potentially lowers the points needed and makes it more difficult with more teams with something to play for.
Villa are currently 11th, but have three teams below them with a game in hand, that could propel them above Villa.
It would be a feat of Harry Houdini proportions if Villa appeared in this Championship play-offs, so it's nothing to get excited about or even talk about at this juncture.
As Smith says, "We've got to take it one step at a time. Let's go to Birmingham next game and see how we can do there."
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Jinksy Mar 4, 2019 At 4:47 am
Look what can be achieved with the right mindset. These players are still the best in this league. Internationals galore on the bench. So annoying that 2 draws turned into wins might have given us hope of playoffs. But, there's nothing you can do about the past. You can only I influence the future. Saturday was best defensive performance for many years. What a leader Mings is. Doubtful hell be here next year though. But there are others who can up their game. Whelan was again best player on the pitch. Totally different from under Bruce. Even losing half that team we can do well next season. Smith proved Saturday it is possible. What he has to do now is convince the players again. Between now and the end of the season we must build on this and get momentum for next season. I am hopeful.
Colin Mar 3, 2019 At 6:23 pm
We win one game and already the crazy journos are at it Rogers is after Mc Ginn and Jack is off to Spurs again, what a joke they are with nothing better to do, although I would think by now not many people take a lot of notice of the numpties.
Great result yesterday but let's not get carried away Derby were rubbish. But it is confidence building and given the Blues game is coming up just the right time for us. Jack was outstanding. and with McGinn back we're looking much more like it.

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Q: Netctl is slow in arch linux I am new to Linux. I am working on a speed up boot-time project. I am using Arch Linux on raspberry pi B+. I am particularly looking into netctl service. To trace down function time, I have edited some of scripts in /usr/lib/network. and I got to know that, it's slow hardware(?) and also stuck up in resolv.conf as it can't find /etc/resolv.conf.
[   17.174115] alarmpi network[195]: Starting network profile 'ethernet-static'...
[   17.190230] alarmpi network[195]: start connection up {network}
[   17.208285] alarmpi network[195]: inside ethernet up
[   17.208285] alarmpi network[195]: test for bring interface up
[   17.443234] alarmpi network[195]: inside bring interface up{network}
[   17.455252] alarmpi network[195]: connection slow or cable is not connectedP{ethernet connection}
[   19.038800] alarmpi network[195]: wait over for carrier whose connection is low or cable not connected {ethernet connection}
[   19.056395] alarmpi network[195]: set ip in IP lib
[   19.056395] alarmpi network[195]: inside ip set {ip}
[   19.112173] alarmpi network[195]: adding static IP routs {set_ip}
[   19.122707] alarmpi network[195]: adding custome gateway {set_ip}
[   19.174517] alarmpi network[195]: start resolvconf
[   21.425880] alarmpi network[195]: /usr/lib/resolvconf/libc: line 230: /etc/resolv.conf: No such file or directory
[   21.901427] alarmpi network[195]: end resolvconf
[   21.913711] alarmpi network[195]: end of IP set
[   21.913711] alarmpi network[195]: set ip function finish P{ethernet connection}
[   21.941763] alarmpi network[195]: Started network profile 'ethernet-static'

code snippet for slow hardware(?) is given below.
if is_yes "${SkipNoCarrier:-no}"; then
    SkipDAD=yes
else
    # Some cards are plain slow to come up. Don't fail immediately.
    if ! timeout_wait "${TimeoutCarrier:-5}" '(( $(< "/sys/class/net/$Interface/carrier") ))'; then
        report_error "No connection found on interface '$Interface' (timeout)"
        bring_interface_down "$Interface"
        return 1
    fi
fi

this is my ethernet profile
Description='A basic static ethernet connection'
Interface=eth0
Connection=ethernet
IP=static
Address=('10.152.187.5/24')
#Routes=('192.168.0.0/24 via 192.168.1.2')
Gateway='0.0.0.0'
DNS=('10.152.187.5')
#ForceConnect=yes
NETCTL_DEBUG=no
TimeoutCarrier=2

## For IPv6 autoconfiguration
#IP6=stateless

## For IPv6 static address configuration
#IP6=static
#Address6=('1234:5678:9abc:def::1/64' '1234:3456::123/96')
#Routes6=('abcd::1234')
#Gateway6='1234:0:123::abcd'

I am using static connection and I have disabled DHCP service and, as of now, I am not interested in IPv6.
What could be the solution to speed up boot time? Should I switch to systemd-networkd service?

A: libc uses /etc/nsswitch.conf to configure name resolution. see man nsswitch.conf
if your hosts entry are resolved using dns at some point, this subsystem will read /etc/resolv.conf looking for parameters.
consider using only a local dns cache to speed up DNS. If a dnsmasq is considered too much you can directly use static /etc/hosts file for name resolution.
to speed up carrier link going up you should consider using spanning tree portfast on the switch link to that interface on you PI.


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This flavoursome chicken and chorizo filo pie is really simple to make and tastes delicious. Infused with spicy chorizo and topped in crispy filo pastry, this pie is hearty, filling and full of flavour too. Ready in under 2hrs, this pie is well worth the wait. This recipes serves 6 people – any leftovers can be stored in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 1 day. Reheat thoroughly before serving.
Heat oven to 160C, gas 2. Pack the chicken thighs tightly in a deep baking tray, add 125ml water and the stock pot, cover tightly with foil and bake for 1 hour.
Meanwhile, dry-fry the chorizo in a non-stick frying pan until crisp. Stir in the tomato puree, passata and cinnamon and cook for 3-4 mins.
Once the chicken is cooked through, carefully remove from the stock, allow to cool slightly then shred from the bone. Add the chicken and parsley to the chorizo mix. Stir in the cooking stock and season to taste. Allow to cool completely, then chill.
Lightly grease a 20cm fluted tart tin and layer up the filo sheets, overlapping as you go, brushing each layer with butter or oil. You want the excess to overhang evenly around the edge of the tin.
Pile the chicken into the middle of the tin and fold over the pastry to create a lid. Brush with remaining butter or oil and bake for 30-40 mins. Add the pine nuts for the last 10 mins. Leave to firm up for about 10 mins before slicing.
This recipe uses chicken thighs which are a cheaper cut of meat but you can use chicken breast instead.


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TTAB Reverses Functionality Refusal of Shape of Traffic Signal Bracket, but Affirms Nondistinctiveness Refusal
There are two major hurdles to registering a product configuration as a trademark: functionality and nondistinctiveness. I wrote an article on this topic a few years ago, cleverly entitled, "Trade Dress and the TTAB: If Functionality Don't Get You, Nondistinctiveness Will." In the Board's latest product configuration case, Applicant Pelco Products, Inc. cleared the functionality hurdle, only to trip over the distinctiveness barrier. In re Pelco Products, Inc., Serial No. 78485818 (September 19, 2008) [not precedential].
Pelco sought to register the design or product configuration shown above for "brackets made of metal for attaching traffic signals to mast arms." The mark consists of the configuration of the bracket, and "resides in the contours of the opposing faces of the two members."
Functionality: Applying the four-part set out by the CAFC in Valu Engineering, the Board first examined several utility patent proffered by the Examining Attorney but was not persuaded that they demonstrate "that the shape of the proposed mark has practical or functional value." Pelco's advertising for the product did not tout the design for its "desirable, utilitarian qualities." The existence of alternative designs that "appear to work 'equally' well'" undercut the PTO's functionality argument. And there was no evidence that Applicant's design "results from a simple or cheaper method of manufacturing." In sum, the PTO failed to meet its burden of proving functionality, and the Board therefore reversed the Section 2(e)(5) refusal.
Distinctiveness: Product designs cannot be inherently distinctive; so said the Supreme Court in Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Samara Bros., Inc., 529 U.S. 205, 54 USPQ2d 1065, 1068 (2000). Pelco sought registration under Section 2(f), but the PTO found its evidence insufficient to prove acquired distinctiveness.
The Board noted that the burden to prove acquired distinctiveness "is heavier in this case because it involves product configurations." In re Ennco Display Systems, Inc., 56 USPQ2d 1279, 1283 (TTAB 2000). It reviewed Pelco's sales and advertising figures, and Pelco's 16 declarations from "independent distributors ... installers, and ... a contractor," but found them insufficient to established acquired distinctiveness. Although Pelco has used its design for more than twenty years,
"there is simply insufficient evidence that consumers view applicant's design as an indicator of the source of applicant's goods or that applicant has even encouraged consumers to consider the design as its trademark. The fact that applicant has sold and advertised its products with the design does not indicate that any consumers distinguish its goods based on the design."
The Board pointed out that "this is not a case where applicant has established that 'look for' advertising or promotion is not needed because there is an industry practice of using flourishes on brackets by manufacturers to distinguish their products." Compare In re The Black & Decker Corp., 81 USPQ2d 1841 (TTAB 2006) [shape of key head had acquired distinctiveness]. [TTABlogged here].
The Board therefore affirmed the refusal to register on the ground that the design is not inherently distinctive and lacks acquired distinctiveness.


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Q: Error No resource found that matches the given name 'android:TextAppearance.Material.Widget.Button.Borderless.Colored despues de compilar mi archivo gradle me marca los siguientes errores:

Error:(3) Error retrieving parent for item: No resource found that matches the given name 'android:TextAppearance.Material.Widget.Button.Borderless.Colored'.
Error:(4) Error retrieving parent for item: No resource found that matches the given name 'android:TextAppearance.Material.Widget.Button.Colored'.

Este es mi archivo gradle:
apply plugin: 'com.android.application'

android {
    compileSdkVersion 23
    buildToolsVersion "23.0.3"

    defaultConfig {
        applicationId "com.discomsc.eqbe"
        minSdkVersion 16
        targetSdkVersion 23
        versionCode 1
        versionName "1.0"
        multiDexEnabled true
    }
    buildTypes {
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            proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile('proguard-android.txt'), 'proguard-rules.pro'
        }
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    sourceSets {
        main.java.srcDirs += 'src/main/java'
    }

    dexOptions {
        javaMaxHeapSize "4g"
    }
}
configurations.all {
    resolutionStrategy.force 'com.android.support:support-annotations:25.3.1'
}

dependencies {
    compile fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: ['*.jar'])
    testCompile 'junit:junit:4.12'
    //compile 'com.google.android.gms:play-services-auth:9.8.0'
    compile 'com.android.support:multidex:1.0.0'
    compile 'com.android.support:appcompat-v7:23.4.0'
    compile 'com.android.support:design:23.3.0'
    compile 'com.android.support:support-v4:23.3.0'
    compile 'com.google.android.gms:play-services-basement:11.0.4'
    compile 'com.google.android.gms:play-services:11.0.4'
    androidTestCompile 'com.android.support.test.espresso:espresso-core:2.2.2'
    androidTestCompile 'com.android.support.test:runner:0.5'
    //compile 'com.android.support:design:25.3.1'
    compile 'com.firebaseui:firebase-ui-database:1.2.0'
    compile 'com.google.firebase:firebase-core:11.0.4'
    compile 'com.google.firebase:firebase-database:11.0.4'
    compile 'com.google.firebase:firebase-messaging:11.0.4'
    compile 'com.google.firebase:firebase-auth:11.0.4'
    compile 'com.google.android.gms:play-services-auth:11.0.4'
    compile 'com.github.bumptech.glide:glide:3.8.0'
    compile 'com.facebook.android:facebook-android-sdk:[4,5)'
}

apply plugin: 'com.google.gms.google-services'

La verdad no se porque marca error si estaba funcionando correctamente.

A: Con respecto al problema:

Error No resource found that matches the given name
  'android:TextAppearance.Material.Widget.Button.Borderless.Colored

Se esta requiriendo un recurso que no se encuentra en la versión del SDK,  te sugiero configurar a las últimas versiones no menor a 25 por ejemplo:
  compile 'com.android.support:appcompat-v7:25.3.1'

y
compileSdkVersion 25
buildToolsVersion "25.0.2"


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The Innocent Man Book Response
In today's society the criminal justice system that we live in is flawed in so many ways. Some say that it works while others go to prison or jail for crimes that they didn't commit. In this paper I will be covering specific examples from the book, The Innocent Man, where the defendant's rights were violated. John Grisham talks about innocent men being innocent and convicted for murder and sent to unlawful court proceedings. In this paper I will be focusing mainly on the violations of his 6th amendment.
The 6th amendment is the right to effective assistance of counsel. Now Mr. Williamson was a very indigent or poor man and because of that he couldn't afford a great attorney. Therefore he was assigned Barney Ward as his attorney. Barney Ward was not seen as a good attorney because of the many mistakes and shortcuts that he took while defending Mr. Williamson. One of the key factors that Mr. Williamson's attorney (Barney Ward) had known was that his defendant Ron Williamson was a diagnosed schizophrenic and sociopath. Yet even though he knew this information Mr. Ward failed to present any of this information to the court. While in prison, Ron was improperly treated for his mental illness. He was given "neuroleptic drugs which are mainly seen in tranquilizers and anti-psychotics and are primarily used on schizophrenics" (Grisham, p. 172). During his stay in prison Mr. Williamson was clearly expressing signs of his schizophrenia through periods of loud and obnoxious behavior. It was only during these periods of unruly behavior the he would be given this medicine in order to calm him down.
However being a diagnosed schizophrenic the prison should have been giving this medicine to him on a daily or regular basis, not just when he was being unruly. This is clearly unlawful behavior by the prison, and if they couldn't handle Mr. Williamson or had the funds to provide him with this medication then Mr. Williamson should have been moved to a mental hospital. Mr. Williamson's schizophrenia also brings up another violation by his attorney Barney Ward. This violation being in the form of a videotape, which could have completely changed the outcome of the case.
On this videotape there was a full confession from Ricky Simmons. Barney Ward knew all about this videotape (as it was shared with him along with all other information) yet he chose not to bring this evidence to the table and share it with the jury. Judge Jones ruled that the tape was not a Brady violation. "The tape was not really hidden; it was handed over after the trial, sort of a delayed submission (Grisham pg. 258)". This one piece of evidence alone would have been enough to change the opinions of the jury and change the outcome of the trail.
However because Barney Ward did NOT show this video, this is a clear violation of Mr. Williamson's 6th Amendment, which guarantees that in all criminal prosecutions there must be an "effective" assistance of counsel (Cole and Smith pg. 84). In my opinion at no point in this trial was Ron Williamson's attorney an "effective assistance of counsel". Now the last example of how Ron Williamson's 6th Amendment was violated was as the very beginning of all this. During the investigation of the crime scene, the police conducting the search had found two hair samples.
There was no proof that either of these belonged to Mr. Williamson, however they still claimed that it had come from the scalp of Mr. Williamson. However this is just a claim and Barney Ward knew that and should have jumped on this opportunity. Mr. Ward had the opportunity to bring in a professional forensic hair specialist (Melvin Het) to testify on behalf of Mr. Williamson and prove that the hair did not belong to him. Yet Mr. Ward failed yet again to do so (Grisham pg. 244). This is yet again a clear violation of Mr. Williamson's 6th Amendment.
In closing I hope that you will find that it is clear that in today's society our criminal justice system is somewhat working but is clearly Very flawed. This is clearly evident through the evidence in this paper, which covers in detail the whole case of Mr. Williamson. As well as how his Constitutional rights as a United States citizen where clearly violated by his attorney Barney Ward. Mr. Williamson was an innocent man who was wrongly accused and had the will power to fight back and win. Ron eventually won the case after ten years of living on death row, and was finally released from prison.
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admin August 21, 2013 HSEPP Public Lecture: A Desire to Govern: Khmer Rouge Removals of Khmer Krom to Democratic Kampuchea, 1975-782013-08-21T02:55:20-05:00 Announcement No Comment
Public Lecture
A Desire to Govern: Khmer Rouge Removals of Khmer Krom to Democratic Kampuchea, 1975-78
by Philip TAYLOR
Tuesday 27th August 2013, 7pm
At the Metahouse
37 Blvd Samdach Sothearos ភ្នំពេញ, +855 23 224 140
The talk will be given in english
Presenter: Philip Taylor,Australian National University
While the Khmer Rouge regime has been the subject of much documentation and analysis, little is known about how the Khmer Krom, or ethnic Khmers in neighbouring Vietnam were affected by its rule. This paper contributes to this topic by analysing Khmer Rouge treatment of Khmer Krom in the Vietnamese province of An Giang during the protracted border conflict of 1975-78. Drawing primarily on the testimonials of Khmer Krom survivors in that province, it examines the logic of Khmer Rouge actions to test and supplement existing analyses of the Khmer Rouge regime in general and its relationship to the Khmer Krom in particular.
Khmer Rouge cross-border military operations in An Giang included shelling, small-scale engagements with the Vietnamese army and, most notoriously, the massacre of over 3,000 Vietnamese civilians in the town of Ba Chuc. Their most concerted action was to induce to relocate to Cambodia some 20,000 Khmer Krom residents of An Giang. Analysing the experiences of the Khmer Krom relocatees, the findings suggest that the main objective of the Khmer Rouge was neither to purge these Khmer Krom according to a genocidal logic, nor secure their manpower in pursuit of Khmer Rouge development ideals. Instead the main goal was to jealously monopolise power over these ethnic Khmers, incapacitating them as autonomous agents and removing them from the control of its competitor the Vietnamese state.
Locals continue to debate why the Khmer Krom followed the Khmer Rouge to Cambodia, with some construing them as easily-misled dupes, or as willing recruits animated by ancient hatred for the Vietnamese, while others stressing the role played by coercion and intimidation. The evidence suggests that these explanations are too simplistic and the population movements took place in a climate of war-induced terror and the absence of state protection. Moreover the Khmer Rouge had established themselves durably in the An Giang settlements as an alternative government. Through exemplary deportment and speech, promises of a better future, and demonization of the Vietnamese, backed up by the elimination of dissenting voices, these emplaced cadres were able to monopolise the truth and secure many adherents to their vision of Democratic Kampuchea as a benevolent and efficacious protector of the Khmer people.
Presenter's bio:
Philip Taylor is an Australian anthropologist who specializes on the religion, ethnic groups and environment of the Mekong delta. He has lived and worked in Vietnam and Cambodia for over five years and speaks Vietnamese, Khmer and French. He is the author and editor of seven books and many refereed articles and chapters on contemporary Vietnamese society. As Senior Fellow in the Department of Anthropology at the Australian National University, he supervises postgraduate students and is Editor of the Asia-Pacific Journal of Anthropology.
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Additional / deleted scenes from a film of one of H.W. Tilman's expeditions on board 'Sea Breeze' to Greenland. The sea journey began at Lymington, possibly travelling via Iceland then on to Tasiilaq in South-eastern Greenland. Clips shot entirely at sea; they show the crew raising the sail, climbing the rigging and mending a broken spar. Tilman is shown using a sextant.


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Experts foresee shortages as the nation's freshwater supply dwindles
By Robert Holly | June 23, 2014
A federal survey of water managers revealed that – even under normal conditions – nearly every U.S. state will experience freshwater shortages sometime within the next decade.
That could mean economic disaster for the farmers and agriculture producers who depend on water for irrigation, as the process of carrying water to dry areas consumes more water than anything else each year, according to researchers.
For more on freshwater issues, also see: "Lack of funding results in 'dearth of data'" and "Aging water infrastructure 'nearing the end of its useful life'"
"With irrigation, most of the water is lost to the environment, and it's what we call a consumptive use," said Jerad Bales, U.S. Geological Survey chief scientist for water. "It's clear that irrigation for agriculture, and for golf courses and for lawns is the largest consumptive use of water in the nation."
The survey was part of a government report released last month on freshwater availability.
Roughly a third of all U.S. farmland requires irrigation in place of natural precipitation. As a result, irrigation consumes about 120 billion gallons of water each day, according to USGS data.
Thermoelectric power plants withdrawal more water, but they return most of it to the environment after using it for cooling purposes.
Illinois, Wisconsin, Texas, California and 20 other states will suffer through water shortages on regional scales, according to the survey.
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, New York and 11 other states will deal with water shortages at least on a local level.
Montana is the only state the will suffer through water shortages on a statewide level.
Most of the surveyed water managers cited irrigation as their greatest water-availability concern.
"There are clearly challenges ahead," Bales said.
Map: survey of state water managers on freshwater shortage
Nearly every state water manager that the Government Accountability Office surveyed reported that their state will experience some level of freshwater shortage in the next 10 years. According to the survey, Montana is the only state that will likely experience a complete statewide freshwater shortage. Two states did not submit a response to the survey
Map source: Government Accountability Office
Lack of freshwater may prove costly
Duncan Patten, director of the Montana Water Center, said the expected water shortages may prompt some agriculture producers to choose which crops they irrigate.
"In the Southwest, they're still irrigating crops that use a lot of water," said Patten. "So, they should be shifting to crops that are low water users if you still want to continue agriculture."
U.S. Department of Agriculture data show that cotton, corn, pecans and lettuce are some of the top commodities for Arizona, New Mexico and Texas.
Historically, those southwestern states record fewer than 16 inches of rainfall a year. Many areas in the states record fewer than 8 inches a year.
Irrigation equipment in a field near Gifford, Ill., sits idle during the winter. According to federal studies, irrigation consumes more water than anything else.
Water shortages and droughts in the Southwest cost the government tens of millions of dollars when crops fail.
A Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting analysis of crop insurance data found that federal indemnity payments to corn producers in Arizona, New Mexico and Texas totaled more than $47 million in 2012.
Indemnity payments to cotton producers in those states totaled more than $954 million.
Still, despite an already obvious stress on water, population-growth estimates predict that more people will soon move to the southern and western corners of the country.
U.S. Census Bureau data show that the South will see a population surge of about 43 percent by 2030.
The West will see a population boom of about 46 percent.
Overall, the United States will only experience about a 30 percent population increase during that same time period.
"Bottom line is that we're going to have to look at what we do irrigate," Patten said.
To offset some of these issues, the government provides a handful of water-conservation grants. WaterSMART grants, for example, provide financial assistance for projects that save water and improve energy efficiency.
The Illinois American Water facility in Champaign, Ill., has clean water pumps so large that a crane had to install them through the roof. In line with federal studies, officials from the facility said irrigation is a top water consumer from the facility.
Government officials distributed a total of $21.4 million under the WaterSMART Water and Energy Efficiency Grant program in 2013.
Much of that money went to installing water flow meters and converting open irrigation ditches to pipes, an upgrade that prevents water loss caused by evaporation.
Besides government grants, some water-utility companies – such as American Water – have to devote hundreds of millions of dollars each year toward ensuring their water supply system.
Company documents show that American Water annually invests more than $800 million in efforts related to improving its water system and constructing new water facilities.
"You need to look at the whole picture," said Matt Corson, manager of environmental compliance and stewardship for American Water. "You can't just look at today and here and now."
The company provides water to about 14 million people across 40 states and parts of Canada.
See also: "Montana's freshwater future uncertain"
Agricultural producers will know more on water shortages and irrigation challenges in upcoming months. The U.S. Department of Agriculture finished collecting responses to the Farm and Ranch Irrigation Survey in February and plans on announcing the results in October.
The 2008 Farm and Ranch Irrigation Survey reported that agriculture producers spent about $2.1 billion on costs related to irrigation equipment, facilities, land improvements and technology.


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How Minnesota voted for governor, precinct by precinct
DFL Gov. Tim Walz won re-election in part by winning strong support in areas of the Twin Cities and its suburbs — further cementing Minnesota's urban-rural political divide.
By Jeff Hargarten , Star Tribune
Gov. Tim Walz, a Democrat, was re-elected on Tuesday, defeating Republican candidate Scott Jensen by a nearly 8-point margin to extend DFL control of the governor's residence for another four years.
He did so in part by winning strong support in the core Twin Cities metro and its suburbs — further cementing Minnesota's urban-rural political divide.
Use the the map below to explore how Minnesota voted for governor by precinct, which is the smallest unit of geography election counters use to tabulate votes. Precincts are usually comparable in size to a neighborhood or a small town, although some in rural Minnesota can be geographically large.
The map is colored based on vote density: Darker areas represent smaller, more densely populated precincts — like cities — whereas lighter areas represent sparsely populated precincts like rural areas and small towns. Zoom, hover and search on the map to explore how different parts of the state voted.
Jeff Hargarten is a data journalist for the Star Tribune focusing on data-driven reporting and visualization. He has covered elections, technology, criminal justice, demographics and public health.
Jeff.Hargarten@startribune.com 612-673-4642 JeffHargarten


The relationship of city and architecture with "place", and therefore the specific field of knowledge and action they engage with as conveyors of collective memory, still appears as a powerful field of transmission for artists. This was how Hera Büyüktaşçıyan and TUNCA, two artists who investigate via alteration the phenomena of city and architecture as the shared equipment of socio-cultural memory and individual experiences, and develop thought on the expression of the links between these phenomena and objects, actions and images, began, for this exhibition, to play the game of getting lost, discovering borders, wandering in physical/mental spaces and exploring meaning in the city. They went on journeys along the ancient borders of Istanbul, along its city walls, bastions and gates. As an outcome of this relational urban experience, they created a parallax effect in the gallery space as a motivation that provided a contribution to their associative and sensorial productions and that reveals, not the visuality or nostalgia the city creates, but the plurality and commonality of individual relationships formed with the city, and operate with its aura.
Hera Büyüktaşçıyan in her site-specific installation titled "Crooked Gate I, II and Threshold", via the construction of memory and its relationality with architectural space, focuses on the space she occupies Minerva Han as a historical, political and symbolic witness. TUNCA's drawings titled "Rotunda I, II, III" take their place in the space as images that possess a double symbolic quality, as an "inside-outside" as mentioned in Henri Michaux's poem. Merleau-Ponty states that, in the journey of the "mind-body-world", looking at the city from different viewpoints helps the individual to rethink her relationship with the city. Thus, HERA and TUNCA, too, take us to a fictional "place" with its melting doors, and walls with no entry point. The exhibition titled "Because We Are Here Where We Are Not", takes its name from a poem by Pierre-Jean Jouve, and via the relationship of the city and architecture with "place", invites the viewer to look at the invisible beyond physical and intellectual spaces, and beyond borders and thresholds, and to the journey of bodily experience transforming into artistic form.


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Administration encourages participation as PSAC seeks membership direction
By communications staff
The local leadership of the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC), representing post doctoral fellows, will hold meetings to obtain a strike mandate regarding its on-going negotiations with the university. The university's administration is urging employees to exercise their rights to get involved by voting at one of the meetings being held by PSAC.
"We respect the collective bargaining process and we encourage everyone to take advantage of the opportunities they have to get engaged with the process," says Dan Bradshaw, Associate Vice-Principal (Faculty Relations). "Depending on the union's specific constitution and by-laws, a mandate vote may be an individuals' last opportunity to get involved in the decision-making process around whether or not to go on strike."
PSAC has stated explicitly that it will be seeking a strike mandate from its membership when it meets:
12:30 pm, Botterell 148
5pm, Botterell 147
12:30pm, Chernoff 117
5pm, Chernoff 117
12:30pm, JDUC 240, The Robert Sutherland Room
5pm, JDUC 240, The Robert Sutherland Room
Under Ontario's labour laws, unions are required to seek a strike mandate from bargaining unit members, all of whom are entitled to vote by secret ballot. A strike mandate requires a simple majority (50%+1) from those who attend the vote and cast a ballot – not of the total membership of the bargaining unit.
Contract talks for this first collective agreement have been on-going since April 2012. PSAC and the university are currently in conciliation – a process that allows a provincially-appointed conciliation officer to work with the two sides and, hopefully, narrow the issues and find points of potential agreement.
The conciliation process began September 5 and talks are expected to continue September 17, 18 and 19.
New EFAP provider adds to employee support services
Tentative first collective agreement reached with post doctoral fellows
Queen's and PSAC Unit 2 ratify collective agreement
Flags lowered for Geoff Lockwood
Toward a more accessible physical campus


When written words make their way out of children's books onto the movie screen, it's the whole family that rushes to the cinemas to meet their courageous heroes. With our Artec L scanner being used to scan some actors on the set of The Chronicles of Narnia in 2010, we experienced a genuine children's dream come true.
Trying to project someone's intangible fantasy onto a monitor is about as hard as describing your most thrilling dream to a stranger. Surely, Michael Apted, the film director, must have felt that way when he was about to picturize C. S. Lewis' epic novel The Chronicles of Narnia. These fantasy series, written from 1949 to 1954, comprise seven books and tell the story of children experiencing numerous adventures in the magical realm of Narnia, a land where animals talk and good battles evil.
Qubic, Artec's authorized reseller in Australia, worked together with the 3D scanning service provider WYSIWYG 3D on the Narnia set at the Gold Coast, in Queensland. Our Artec L scanner was used to scan most actors, stage props and part of the set for the movie the Voyage of the Dawn Treader. Thanks to the scanner's high speed and portability, actors' bodies could be scanned in between takes on the soundstage, making the capturing process most efficient. No time was spent on packing and moving, when the team traveled between locations. To get a full-body scan of the actor, the L scanner was moved around the person and took only 20 seconds to accurately capture the entire character.
Artec's L scanner captured dark, furry costumes as well as dresses that were made out of see-through fabric, which laser scanners failed to see at all. Neither was capturing shiny leather a problem for the L scanner.
Narnia – The Voyage of the Dawn Treader was produced by 20th Century Fox. It is the third of the latest movie series adapted from C.S. Lewis children's classic. Three out of seven fantasy novels have been turned into films, so we hold our breath for more adventures to come – for both the audience and our scanners!


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ESCalate Bulletin No. 21 (1 April 2005)
Discover the Best of the Web with SOSIG (www.sosig.ac.uk)
Education in the Media.
Forthcoming ESCalate events
Academic Consultants
Student Writing Award Scheme
ESRC Online Research Resource For Social Sciences
Contributing to the Bulletin
Welcome to our 21st Bulletin, the second of 2005, and what a busy time it has been, for us. In March ESCalate had a joint awayday with the Psychology Subject Centre up in Newcastle to share good practice and to see how we could work more closely together.
We have also been hard at work producing publications for your information, and enjoyment. Landing on your desks soon is a Discussion Paper by Professor Bart McGettrick, in response to the idea of teaching being a profession shaped by a Framework of Professional Standards. If you have any views in response to this piece we would be most interested to hear from you, and this could appear in a future bulletin or newsletter. We are now publishing termly newsletter, our first edition will be with you shortly.
We would also like to extend a warm welcome to two new members of the ESCalate team, based in the University of Stirling Janie McKie and Derek Young. They have written a short piece introducing themselves.
My name is Jane McKie and I began working for the ESCalate team as a half-time Research Fellow at the end of February. My background is in adult education, particularly University courses available to everyone regardless of age and prior qualifications, and I worked at the University of Warwick and the University of Edinburgh in this area before moving to the University of Stirling. My interests have always been interdisciplinary, and I look forward to engaging actively with the ESCalate priorities for research and participating in one of the many Subject Centres across the UK. I also enjoy writing creatively – both poetry and prose – and continued practice at writing is part of my own lifelong learning agenda! I have now met a few of the folk working for ESCalate, but would be happy to hear from anyone I haven't yet had a chance to meet. You can contact me at the University of Stirling (01786) 467955 or e-mail jane.mckie@stir.ac.uk
I'm Derek Young I've recently joined University of Stirling after completing a six-month term as Project Officer to the Project Development Group for the Quality Enhancement Themes -- Scotland, Student Evaluation and Feedback Project. One project included the construction of a website to provide a 'best practice' toolkit within the Scottish higher education sector.
My current projects are:
Assessment in Continuing Education departments (looking at the range of assessment practices, students perceptions of assessment, and identifying examples of good practice) and the dissemination of results through a 'Good Practice' seminar and conference presentations.
Employability and PDP in Continuing Education.
Widening participation to university study through flexible provision - database of exemplars and resources.
Organisation of Consultative Debating Forum on the implications of the quality enhancement agenda for lifelong learning.
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SOSIG aims to help students, lecturers and researchers discover the best Web resources for learning and research in all the social sciences, including Education.
It's part of the Resource Discovery Network (RDN), a national service funded by JISC to provide free Internet search and training services for UK further and higher education.
Find high quality Web sites through our Internet Catalogue, chosen by subject specialists
Search the wider Web through the Social Science Search Engine
Develop your Internet research skills using one of the tutorials in the Virtual Training Suite or come along to one of our Social Science Online seminars
Find new contacts and courses via the Social Science Grapevine, which lists conferences, course details, university departments and researchers' CVs
See What's New on the Internet relating to news and current affairs via the SOSIG Subject News Blog or receive weekly email updates tailored to your subject interests from My Account
As part of the continuing development of ESCalate website we are working towards closer integration of ESCalate resources and the SOSIG search facility.
Lesson cameras training teachers (By Justin Parkinson BBC News education reporter) http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/4268533.stm
University places 'harder to get' (BBC website)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/4334383.stm
Black boys 'segregation' rejected (BBC website)
Education takes the election stage (BBC website)
Why Tomlinson was turned down (By Mike Baker
BBC News education correspondent)
College funding levels 'unfair' (Donald MacLeod Wednesday March 2, 2005 Guardian)
http://education.guardian.co.uk/further/story/0,5500,1428854,00.html
Equality 'would double university admissions' (Donald MacLeod Wednesday January 19, 2005)
http://education.guardian.co.uk/universityaccess/story/0,10670,1394039,00.html
Internet degrees a disgraceful waste, say MPs (Rebecca Smithers, education editor
Thursday March 3, 2005)
http://education.guardian.co.uk/elearning/story/0,10577,1429017,00.html
Not playing ball with the underdogs (Donald MacLeod Thursday March 10, 2005)
http://education.guardian.co.uk/universityfunding/story/0,14337,1433936,00.html
The Events section of our website is continually updated when we are informed about events that may be of interest to our community. Click on www.escalate.ac.uk/events to see what is on soon.
Two ESCalate funded events of interest are:
1) ESCalate Conference, hosted by St Martin's College, Lancaster "Challenges and Opportunities: Developing learning and teaching in ITE across the UK." On the 19th May 2005
This forthcoming conference is for staff working in initial teacher education. Further information please contact Kate Wenham either by phone on 01524 384232, or email k.Wenham@ucsm.ac.uk or download the flyer and application form (http://www.escalate.ac.uk/index.cfm?action=events.future)
2) "Early Childhood Studies: Research to Reality" on Thursday 12 May 2005 at Manchester Metropolitan University, Geoffrey Manton Building. Organised by Escalate, Manchester Metropolitan University, and ECS Degrees Network. Click here for the booking form and further information
ESCalate is delighted to have recently taken on an academic consultant to work with us on the challenges of the increasingly international nature of FE and HE teaching. Although many issues facing international students are common to all students coming into Further and Higher education, we have become aware that some lecturers may feel inadequately prepared to work with increasingly diverse groups of students in their lecture and seminar sessions.
The work of the consultant will help ESCalate address this, partly by providing practical resources to help us all work increasingly effectively with all students.
Do get in touch if this is of particular interest to you and/ or you have something to contribute. Thank you
This has been a very successful competition; in our first year we received 14 innovative, original entries from all around the UK.
One judge commented on short listed essay, "honest, lively and to the point. Gives a sense of the real experience and the possibilities of learning from and with the students as well as showing a willingness to change, experiment and benefit from awareness of (mistaken) assumption."
All of the essays were marked anonymously by three judges, who were impressed by the high standards, making the decision of who the winner is all the harder.
The winning entry and details of the runner-up will soon be announced on the ESCalate website.
As this scheme was such a success we will definitely be running it again next year on a similar topic.
We are delighted to be able to support a number of new projects from the recent round of small/ development grant proposals. They include work on:
"The Enabling School" on factors that may support teachers in completing postgraduate professional development activity within schools,
Developing web-based materials to support the induction of new academic staff working on education courses in Higher Education, and
"Decision making and student progression in transition", customising materials for selected groups of learners.
Development Grants replace the Small Grant Programme reflecting a greater emphasis on funding work that develops practice and work already in progress. However, there are plans to add other strands of funding to the very successful ESCalate projects work. Watch this space for details as they emerge!
Interested in reviewing a book? Email jean.flowers@Bristol.ac.uk for our current list of titles. A recent delivery of new books includes the following:
Hayes D., 2004, The RoutledgeFalmer Guide To Key Debates In Education, Abingdon, RoutledgeFalmer
Ellis V., Second Edition 2004, Achieving QTS: Learning And Teaching In Secondary Schools, Exeter, Learning Matters
Pring R., 2004, Philosophy of Education, London, Continuum
Turner D.,2004, Theory of Education, London, Continuum
Boud D., Cohen R., Sampson J., (Eds), 2001, Peer Training in Higher Education, London, Kogan Page
Baume D., Kahn P., (Eds), 2004, Enhancing Staff & Educational Development, London, RoutledgeFalmer
Edwards Helen., Smith Brenda., Webb Graham., (Eds), 2001, Lecturing – Case Studies, Experience and Practice, London, Kogan Page
Kahn Peter., Baume David., (Eds), 2003, A Guide to Staff & Educational Development, London, Kogan Page.
Jarvis Peter, 2004, Adult Education and Lifelong Learning, Theory & Practice (3 Edition), London, RoutledgeFalmer.
Jaques David, 2000, Learning in Groups (3 edition),London, RoutledgeFalmer.
Roffe I., 2004, Innovation and E-Learning: E-Business for an Educational Enterprise, Cardiff, University of Wales Press.
Walliman, N., 2004, Your Undergraduate Dissertation: The Essential Guide for Success, London, Sage.
Burns, T. & Sinfield, S., 2004, Teaching, Learnig & Study Skills: A Guide for Tutors, London, Sage.
Orton, A., 2004, Learning Mathematics. London, Continuum.
Robertson, S.Ian, 2003, Types of Thinking – Psychology Focus, London, Psychology Press.
Manktelow, K, 2004, Reasoning and Thinking, London, Psychology Press.
Robertson, S. Ian, 2001, Problem Solving, London, Psychology Press
Lewis, M, Haviland-Jones,. J.M.., (Eds) 2004 (pb) Handbook of Emotions,USA The Guildford Press.
Repacholi, B., Slaughter,. (Eds) 2003, Individual Differences in Theory of Mind, NewYork, Psychology Press.
Willan., J, Parker-Rees, R, Savage, J. 2004, Early Childhood Studies, Learning Matters.
Claire, H, 2004, Teaching Citizenship in Schools, Learning Matters.
Sage, R. Wilkie M, 2004, Supporting Learning in Primary Schools (2nd Ed. ) Learning Matters.
Jones,J,2005, Management Skills in Schools – a resource for School Leaders, Paul Chapman Publishing.
Wright,A., Brandom, A-M, 2003, Learning to Teach Religious Education in the Secondary School, Routledge-Falmer.
Cohen,L., Manion,L.,Morrison,K., (Eds) 2004 (5th Ed) A Guide to Teaching Practice, Routledge-Falmer.
Kerr,P., 2005, Straightforward- (Pre-intermediate) (A multi-level course for adults and young adults),Macmillan.
Cole,M.,Cole,S.A.,Lightfoot,C., The Development of Children (Fifth Ed),Macmillan.
Davies, B. (Ed) The Essentials of School Leadership, Paul Chapman
Hart, C. Doing your Masters Dissertation, Sage Publications
Bush, T. & Middlewood, D. Leading and Managing People in Education, Sage Publications
Tomusk, Voldemar The Open World and Closed Societies, Macmillan
Biggs, Victoria., Caged in Chaos : A Dyspraxic Guide to Breaking free, Jessica Kingsley
Also keep an eye on the book review section of our website, where we are planning to keep an updated list of books to be reviewed, where you can download the list and request titles.
The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) is the UK's largest funding agency for research and postgraduate training relating to social and economic issues. ESRC is planning to launch a new website, ESRC Society Today which will provide academics, students and researchers with a valuable, free digest of social sciences research available, planned and in progress.
As well as bringing together all ESRC-funded research, the website will provide a gateway to other key online resources from the UK such as the Social Science Information Gateway (SOSIG), the UK Data Archive and the Office of National Statistics – as well as international coverage from services such as Europa.
ESRC Society Today will offer a broad picture of the latest research on the full range of social science subjects, including early findings, full texts and original data sets. Users can also establish online discussion fora, track down researchers in their key subject fields and find details on ESRC funding and training opportunities.
Register for further details at www.esrcsocietytoday.ac.uk - available in test phase from April 2005 and due to be launched in May 2005 - email societytoday@esrc.ac.uk
Kate Sturley or Katy Cosh on 0117 929 2311 or email: kates@harrisoncowley.com
Do let us have news of developments and activity in your department.
Next Bulletin: June 2005.
Deadline for Copy: 18th May, emails to Jane.Tuffill@Bristol.ac.uk
Page updated: 5 April 2005


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Indian Wells Arts Festival Returns in April
By Crystal Harrell
2022 is shaping up to be a year of comebacks as the acclaimed Indian Wells Arts Festival makes a triumphant return after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic. The Indian Wells Arts Festival presents an unparalleled art show experience featuring museum-caliber artists, and ranked as one of the nation's Top 100 Best Fine Art Shows of the Decade by Sunshine Artist. The event will showcase 200 artists across 30 mediums of fine art and craft, April 1, 2 and 3 at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden.
The Indian Wells Arts Festival is a juried show with a panel of judges who award first, second, and third place ribbons to artists in 30 mediums and categories, and has also been ranked Top 40 in the nation by Greg Lawler Art Source Review. The Festival incorporates a number of local charities as Festival Partners and donates to their art scholarship funds. It is presented by the City of Indian Wells, hosted by the Indian Wells Tennis Garden, and sponsored by Palm Springs Life Magazine, Desert Entertainer, Hot Purple Energy, and Signature Party Rentals.
"We're thrilled to be able to come together once again with artists and patrons in as beautiful a setting as the Tennis Garden," says festival producer Dianne Funk. "Our goal is to curate an exciting art experience for enthusiasts to acquire the affordable and capture the collectible directly from the artists."
Festivalgoers will be treated to a diverse exploration of art across 25 modern and contemporary movements, spanning impressionism and surrealism to abstract and pop-art, from artists bearing accolades from of some of the most prestigious art institutions including the Smithsonian, the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, the U.S. Department of Interior Art Museum, and Japan's Kyoto Museum.
Thousands of one-of-a-kind works of art ranging from painting, sculpture, jewelry, wearable-art fashion, photography and ceramics make the festival a prime source of acquisition for serious buyers and casual collectors.
"There is a little bit of everything for everybody. We're talking about fine art that is available at price points for all budgets—whether you're ready to invest in an art piece or are looking to just grow your own personal collection. I think, personally, the diversity of art is not attributed to just the perspective that the art is being created from, but in form, medium, and movement," stated Indian Wells Arts Festival Strategic Marketer and Planner Marisa Holladay. Marisa has been in this role for eight years and enjoys seeing the variety of artists who appear each year.
More than half of the artists who did not get to display their art in 2020 when the pandemic forced the cancellation of the Indian Wells Arts Festival are returning this year. The other half of the artists featured are new to the event and to the region.
About 20 percent of the artists featured at the Festival are from the region as residents or small business owners. Attending the Festival is a way for locals to get to know their community better and support small businesses. In addition to locally produced art, there is also access to works from out of the region. Some artists at the Festival have had their pieces exhibited in notable galleries in the Smithsonian Museum in Washington D.C., as well as the Palm Springs Art Museum, which is of interest to savvy art collectors.
"This is an opportunity for the public to come and explore different art but also get to know the artists and the methods they use in their medium. More excitingly, they get to connect with artists that may have been out of their reach otherwise, if it weren't for the Arts Festival," said Marisa.
In terms of the future, the Indian Wells Arts Festival committee keeps the number of artists at the event at 200 so that patrons have a leisurely opportunity to explore all the artists, but Marisa states that the Festival is interested in growing in opportunities for the community and small businesses.
"We like to say 'capture the collectable and acquire the affordable.' We're looking to elevate and establish artists who have some acclaim to their name and also continue to spotlight emerging artists who are masters of the craft and are just starting to receive some recognition," explained Marisa.
There is an international palette present at the Indian Wells Arts Festival with artists who travel abroad from their home countries to Indian Wells. There are artists based in Japan, Germany, France, and Italy.
Hawaii-based impressionist and plein-air painter Jan Bushart commemorates the event with "Superbloom Sunset," a large-scale oil painting commissioned to celebrate the desert's beauty.
"When I paint a scene, I immerse myself into it. It becomes my world," says Bushart who found inspiration in a stunning superbloom while hiking the Indian Canyons nature preserve. "I want the viewer to step into that world with me."
Live jazz music enhances the leisurely atmosphere with artist demonstrations and special exhibits including glassblowing by master glass-blower Bruce Freund as he forges precious metals and gems in his portable furnace, and a 2000-year-old Zapotec Indian textile weaving technique with Mel Mendez.
A Gourmet MarketPlace featuring specialty artisan fare will line the promenade entryway. Foodies' delights are available throughout the venue and under the shaded pavilion, along with savory spirits served at the ever-popular Oasis Bar and Champagne Circle bars. A free and fun commemorative photo opportunity is hosted by Hot Purple Energy and Cathedral City High School DATA students.
The Arts Festival is open from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for three days. The price for admission is 13 dollars. Tickets available now online at www.IndianWellsArtsFestival.com and at the box office during the event. Free parking and valet is also available.
For more information on the event and COVID-19 Health & Safety requirements, visit www.IndianWellsTennisGarden.com.
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I didn't think there was anyone in the world who was more passionate about the game of soccer than myself. After today's conversation, I think I found someone who is. Whether she's playing, coaching, refereeing, training, watching, or working as part of the Syracuse Silver Knights staff, Brooke Barbuto is involved with the game of soccer. Starting as a child in Syracuse, she developed a love for the game that has sent her around the world as a player, and back to Western New York to join the Lancers. Her addition has brought optimism to the Lancers organization and her hat-trick last week helped the Lady Lancers get their first ever win as a franchise. She serves as a player/assistant coach for the team, and has Rochester fans feeling optimistic about the season.
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