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Today's game also has the fun and games attached to it concerning the flying cephalopods. Numerous octopi hit the ice before the start of Game 1 and again after the Wings scored in the second period leading to a potential octopus crackdown at Joe Louis Arena. If you're not stopping in today for the hockey, you can at least stop in for the sushi.
We'll be chatting during the game and answering your questions during NHL Extra as you can watch along with us online starting at 1 p.m.
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Nobel Prize in Physics 1951 - Presentation Speech
The Nobel Prize in Physics 1951
John Cockcroft
Ernest T.S. Walton
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Presentation Speech by Professor I. Waller, member of the Nobel Committee for Physics
Your Majesties, Royal Highnesses, Ladies and Gentlemen.
By giving the Nobel Prize in Physics of this year to Sir John Cockcroft, Director of the Atomic Energy Research Establishment at Harwell, and Professor Ernest Walton of Dublin University, the Swedish Academy of Sciences has rewarded a discovery which stands out as a milestone in nuclear research.
At the beginning of this century, the study of the naturally radioactive substances had shown that their property of emitting radiation is connected with spontaneous transmutations of their atoms. It appeared, however, to be beyond human power to influence the course of these processes.
The radiation emitted by a radium source contains swiftly moving and positively charged helium atoms. By investigating the way in which these particles are deflected by other atoms, the great nuclear scientist Rutherford found in 1911 that an atom has a positive nucleus which is very small compared to the whole atom but contains most of its mass. Besides the nucleus, the atom contains negative electrons, moving around the nucleus.
Continuing these investigations, Rutherford was able in 1919 to produce transmutations of atomic nuclei by bombarding nitrogen with helium nuclei from a radium source. Some of the helium nuclei had enough energy to overcome the repelling electric field and to penetrate into the nitrogen nucleus, in those rare cases when they struck such a nucleus. The nitrogen nucleus thereupon turned into an oxygen nucleus, while a hydrogen nucleus was emitted.
Thus it became possible by external means to transform nitrogen into oxygen, i.e., to transmute one element into another.
However, only a very few nuclear transmutations could be produced by these natural projectiles, the helium nuclei from radioactive substances. In order to produce nuclear transmutations on a larger scale, and thus obtain further insight into the structure of atomic nuclei, a more powerful stream of projectiles was needed.
Accordingly, the end of the 1920's saw investigations of the possibility of accelerating charged particles to high energies, with the ultimate aim of using these particles to produce nuclear transmutations. This year's Nobel Laureates in Physics were the first to succeed in this task, by their joint work at the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge, of which Rutherford was at that time the director. In planning this work, they realized the importance of certain contemporary theoretical studies by Gurney and Condon, and by Gamow. This work had shown that, because of the wave properties of matter, there is a certain probability for a positively charged particle to penetrate into a nucleus even if, according to ordinary mechanical concepts, the velocity of the particle does not suffice to overcome the electric repulsion from the nucleus. Cockcroft had emphasized that the conditions are particularly favourable if hydrogen nuclei are used as projectiles, and that an accelerating voltage of only a few hundred thousand volts should suffice to give observable transmutations of light elements.
The work of Cockcroft and Walton was a bold thrust forward into a new domain of research. Great difficulties had to be overcome before they were able to achieve their first successful experiments at the beginning of 1932. By then, they had constructed an apparatus which, by multiplication and rectification of the voltage from a transformer, could produce a nearly constant voltage of about six hundred thousand volts. They had also constructed a discharge tube in which hydrogen nuclei were accelerated. Causing these particles to strike a lithium layer, Cockcroft and Walton observed that helium nuclei were emitted from the lithium. Their interpretation of this phenomenon was that a lithium nucleus into which a hydrogen nucleus has penetrated breaks up into two helium nuclei, which are emitted with high energy, in nearly opposite directions. This interpretation was later fully confirmed.
Thus, for the first time, a nuclear transmutation was produced by means entirely under human control.
In order to get a detectable transmutation of lithium, a voltage of little more than one hundred thousand volts was required. The number of transmutations rose quickly as the voltage was increased. The corroboration obtained in this way for the theory which Gamow and others had propounded, and which was referred to above, was of great importance.
The analysis made by Cockcroft and Walton of the energy relations in a transmutation is of particular interest, because a verification was provided by this analysis for Einstein's law concerning the equivalence of mass and energy. Energy is liberated in the transmutation of lithium, because the total kinetic energy of the helium nuclei produced is greater than that of the original nuclei. According to Einstein's law, this gain in energy must be paid for by a corresponding loss in the mass of the atomic nuclei. This assertion was satisfactorily confirmed by Cockcroft and Walton, experimental errors being taken into consideration. Somewhat later, more exact investigations based on the same principles gave a complete verification of Einstein's law. Thus a powerful method was obtained for comparing masses of atomic nuclei.
In subsequent work, Cockcroft and Walton investigated the transmutations of many other atomic nuclei. Their techniques and results remain a model for nuclear research. As projectiles, they also used the nuclei of heavy hydrogen, which had then just been discovered. As end products, several atomic nuclei were obtained which had not been known previously. Following the discovery of artificially radioactive elements, by Frédéric and Irène Joliot-Curie, they found that such elements can also be produced by irradiation with hydrogen nuclei.
The investigations of Cockcroft and Walton disclosed a new and fertile domain of research, consisting of the study of nuclear transmutations of various types.
Their discoveries initiated a period of rapid development in nuclear physics. Besides the apparatus of Cockcroft and Walton, the cyclotron constructed by Lawrence, and various other particle accelerators played important roles. By its stimulation of new theoretical and experimental advances, the work of Cockcroft and Walton displayed its fundamental importance. Indeed, this work may be said to have introduced a totally new epoch in nuclear research.
Sir John Cockcroft, Professor Ernest Walton. The great nuclear scientist Rutherford, with whose work your discovery is closely connected, sometimes used to say: "it is the first step that counts". This saying may be applied in the truest sense to your discovery of the transmutations of atomic nuclei by artificially accelerated particles. Indeed, this work of yours opened up a new and fruitful field of research which was eagerly seized upon by scientific workers the world over. It has profoundly influenced the whole subsequent course of nuclear physics. It has been of decisive importance for the achievement of new insight into the properties of atomic nuclei, which could not even have been dreamt of before. Your work thus stands out as a landmark in the history of science.
On behalf of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences may I extend to you our warmest congratulations. I now ask you to receive your Nobel Prize from the hands of His Majesty the King.
From Nobel Lectures, Physics 1942-1962, Elsevier Publishing Company, Amsterdam, 1964
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"It's just a bunch of hocus pocus".....a line from one of my favorite Halloween movies, Hocus Pocus, which was set in Salem, MA.
We recently visited Salem, specifically, the historic district. I have always been fascinated with the Salem Witch Trials and the Salem area. I envisioned Salem filled with all sorts of historic Puritan overtones relating to the witch trials, with volunteers or paid city employees walking the streets in costumes reenacting the 17th Century way of life. I realized quickly that I live in a fantasy world because that's not what I found. I found quite a bit of modern day shops selling current witch-type items....voodoo dolls, potions, magic charms, incense, etc. There were also psychic shops and tarot card readers o'plenty. I was totally NOT interested in this bunch of hocus pocus.
I wanted information that would substantiate or contradict everything I've ever read and heard about the Salem Witch Trials. I was looking for something a little more solid than religious hysteria. While I couldn't find anything concrete to contradict the craziness of the witch trials, I was able to speak to someone who offered a little more plausible explanation for the witch trial period (which was actually only 4 months in the Salem area). She said that most locals believe the witch hysteria occurred over land disputes. If John B. had some land that William S. wanted to get his hands on, then Willie boy would accuse John (or someone in John's family) of witchcraft. John (or said family member) is executed and the land becomes available for the taking. Sounds pretty reasonable to me. After all, these guys were in a new country trying to find their footing and trying to escape the long arm of the country they left behind.
They worked under the premise that "he who has the most, wins". This makes sense to me. Other plausible reasons for the unexplained illnesses include food allergies.
Again, these people are in a new country and if you eat something poisonous or something you are allergic to because you don't know it's poisonous or that you have an allergy, it would make you sick or kill you.
This period of US History is so surreal. We are so far removed from this time period that it is hard to imagine that this type of religious and political hysteria took place. But it's all there, in black and white or living color.
I've provided a few links for your inquiring mind. Salem Witch Trials; Salem: The World Behind the Hysteria; Wikipedia Salem Witch Trials.
I've always been curious about this myself. I think that the explanations you heard sound pretty on point. I've been looking for a good summer read...I think I am going to start here. Non fiction, of course! Hope it was a fun day!
We had a nice time -- it was definitely a different place. I think I want to read more about all of this also and may order a couple of books. Of course, they had tons of those, but their prices were through the rough -- not unexpected for a tourist location.
Amazing (and reprehensible) that those things actually took place, huh?
Brenda, I couldn't agree more! That they could create such outrageous stories and act upon backward beliefs. I would like to think our society is different, but unfortunately, we are not! It was totally heartbreaking to see these engraved stones. And the irony of it all – the tombstone of one of the "witch" judges is juxtaposed with a sign advertising tarot readers and psychics.
Spooooky and eeeeery (of course fantastic) photos! It is all very fascinating! I was curious too, that it only lasted 4 months, I was under the impression it lasted for years! Thank you for the wonderful historic tour, Benita! Have a lovely week!
Thanks so much Christine! To me, Salem is much like New Orleans, in that it has a weird vibe around the city. Like you, I had always thought it lasted for years and was surprised to see that it was just a short time. Hope you have a great week also! Hugs!!
I bet it was CORN! Did you find out if all the persecuted were woman? Love the BW photography.
Thank you ma'am! I fully believe a lot of the illnesses were food allergies or poison oak/ivy reactions. Those make you look and feel like you are dying and since we know that food allergies will kill you if untreated, it makes even more sense to me. No, not all of them were women. There were several men and I think 1 or 2 younger girls. But if you kill/convict the women, the men will be driven away. When we took our tour of Newport, they mentioned that it was established by Puritans who left Massachusetts because they didn't like the religious ways - I bet it was some of the people who were tired of the witch accusations or some whose family members were accused.
I would not have wanted to live during that time period. But I hear that the area is very pretty now! Funny how today witchcraft is tolerated in our "to each his own" society!
Me either Ann Marie. I would have been hanged for being so outspoken and defiant…LOL. The area is pretty, just could use a little more attention from the Historical Society. We thought it was very ironic that a town known for murdering it's residents for the possibility of witchery is now overflowing with that very thing! A true turn indeed!
My Aunt and Uncle lived in Salem and I spent many, many weekends there. My Dad was from Massachusetts but moved to Connecticut which is where I live for the time being. My Uncle used to tell me stories when I was younger and scare the hell out of me but I always loved Salem.
Salem is a very unique and enchanting place. We were hoping to hear all kinds of crazy stories for entertainment purposes but there were none. Just a quaint little town with some interesting history, beautiful buildings and gorgeous views of the harbor.
Your theories sound reasonable to me. There usually is a commonsense explanation for most things.
I didn't realize the trails happened in such a short period of time.
I thought they lasted longer also and was shocked to see it was only 4 months. Quite a bit of destruction for such a short period of time. I think if they had used a little common sense back then, these horrible things would not have happened. But you can't reason with hysterical people!
I was just reading the other day how John Calvin a leader of the Reformation, had someone who didn't agree with him flayed and burned at the stake. Gruesome times back then.
It was a totally gruesome and revolting time period. Those crazy and egocentric leaders literally held your life in their hands. No one had a voice and if you did, you were killed for it!
I love walking through Salem. Coolest little town ever!
It was definitely an interesting place. We enjoyed seeing it!
I found the most amazing little shop there that I didn't want to leave.... full of books about spells, etc, and spices..just the neatest store ever! The house was really unique!
It reminded me very much of some of the places in New Orleans. We found a great little spice shop that I did not want to leave...LOL. It was amazing. We stayed in a B&B that was built in 1667 and it still had the original kitchen...so very cool!
I'm shocked that they don't have a bunch of people in costume there. I thought it would be more like Williamsburg or one of those other recreation places.
Your aunt is not a snot about Salem…..LOL The Historical Society has not kept up the some of the historic buildings so parts of it were very run down, some parts were in good shape. We thought maybe there would be people dressed up also, but they weren't. I think it would make it a lot more interesting if they were. There were some cute shops, but quite a few seemed to cater to "cultish and psychic" clientele, which did not include us…LOL. Hugs!!


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It's probably fair to say that golf fans haven't had much choice when it comes to officially licensed games for their favorite sport. Rory Mcllroy's PGA Tour was so badly received at the time of its release that it effectively killed the long-running franchise developed under the EA Sports banner.
It was then left to developers HB Studios to pick up the slack with their own The Golf Club series. They weren't officially licensed PGA games but the last entry in the series, The Golf Club 2019, did feature six TPC courses and a PGA Tour mode. After dipping their toes into the PGA license, HB Studios have fully taken over the PGA license under the 2K Sports banner and have included more features than ever before with PGA Tour 2K21. However, with as many improvements the series has made, there's still room for improvement.
10 Didn't Like: Can't Play As Real-Life Players
Despite the lack of a real story mode, the fantastic career mode in PGA Tour 2K21 does a great job of making the player feel like they are participating in a professional tournament. As a result, the game is tailored to make the player feel like their character is the real star of the show.
However, it seems like something of a misstep to not let players select any real-life golfers in local or online multiplayer matches. Just like any other sports game, it would have been great to play one of the world's best complete with their own set of skills on the course.
9 Loved: The Fantastic Control System
When it comes to a great golf game it really has to feel good to play. This is far more important than any other aspect in the game and that includes its visuals and presentation. PGA Tour 2K21 absolutely nails the feeling of swinging the golf club.
In this game, players really feel like they are able to exercise complete and full control over the movement of their swing, the direction the ball goes, and more. There's just something incredibly satisfying about nailing a perfect shot on the drive and it's a step up from EA's PGA series.
8 Didn't Like: Needs More Real-Life Players To Compete Against
If there's one area where PGA Tour 2K21 is lacking it's in its roster of pro golfers. When compared to other sports titles published by 2K it's hard to fathom why there are only 12 professional players in the game to compete against.
It's probably safe to assume (given 2K's love for microtransactions) that more real-life players will be made available to gamers at a price. This is a shame because as great as PGA Tour 2K21 is, it doesn't match other sports titles when it comes to its competitors.
7 Loved: Excellent Commentary
It's true that PGA Tour 2K21's presentation could use some work, especially as this new series is moving toward a new generation of consoles. However, one aspect where the game really shines is the commentary.
The announcing work is provided by color commentators Luke Elvy and Rich Beem. They do a great job in this game with lots of banter and remarks that gel fantastically well with the action, for the most part.
6 Didn't Like: There Are No LPGA Golfers
PGA Tour 2K21 is a definite improvement on the developer's previous game Golf Club 2019. It's a more accessible game than ever with lots of options there for players to tailor the experience and difficulty.
However, the lack of LPGA golfers is a pretty big misstep when it comes to a game like this. There are lots of female golfing fans, and even though players can create a female golfer, there are no real-life pro female players to select and play against in the game.
5 Loved: More Accessible Than Ever
PGA Tour 2K21's predecessor The Golf Club 2019 is a great game in its own right, but there was something of a steep learning curve that came with it, making it a bit unwelcoming for new players.
Thankfully, this new entry has more than addressed this issue by making it more accessible than ever before. Players can adjust the difficulty and tweak the assists to make everything more fun to the average player. There's even a left-handed option for the lefties out there.
4 Didn't Like: The Character Models
With the PGA series now under the 2K banner it's hard not to make a comparison with the other sports games they have under their banner. The character models in the NBA 2K and the WWE 2K series look great for the most part.
Unfortunately, the same can't be said for the character models in PGA Tour 2K21. While they are certainly serviceable, the player-created characters look a bit last-gen. They wouldn't have looked out of place on the PS3 or Xbox 360 and even come complete with that plastic-looking skin.
3 Loved: Great Local And Online Multiplayer
Another aspect of PGA Tour 2K21 that has made it easy for players of the game is the ability to set up or get into an online match with friends or random gamers. Another great aspect of the online gameplay is the Online Societies mode, which is essentially made up of social clubs that players can use to set up their own personalized tournaments.
Playing at home locally is also a lot of fun, as it's very easy to add a guest and quickly create a custom character to get straight into the action. They can also leave a match and continue from where they left off, which is handy since games can last quite some time.
2 Didn't Like: Environments Look A Little Static
PGA 2K21 is without a doubt a great looking game. The environments look realistic and the courses (both official and non-official) look fantastic. However, its presentation doesn't quite live up to 2K's other sports titles, like the NBA 2K series.
This is mostly because the environments look very static and lifeless. There's no movement in the trees when the indicator says there's a high wind, and the audience, which looks great for the most part, won't move out of the way when a ball is flying right at them.
1 Loved: Career Mode Is Excellent
There's a lack of a story mode in PGA Tour 2K21, but the game's career mode does a stellar job emulating a real-life golf career without it. Players can work their way up in smaller tournaments like the Q-School and Korn Ferry tours or jump straight into big leagues and participate in the PGA Tour itself.
Being successful and placing high on the leader will attract sponsors, and players can level up so they earn clothing and equipment to customize their player's look.
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Odd behavoir when copying and pasting.
When attempting to paste new text on top of some old stuff i did this.
first (obviously) i copied the new text.
second, i selected the text i wanted to replace (with keyboard, don't think that matters though).
third, hit control+v and the new text was pasted BUT it was inserted either before or after the old text (depending on where the cursor was), rather than the behavior of just about every other editor i've used where it would replace the text selected rather than ignore the selection.
marking as a defect since i don't know any better.
I tried to reproduce it but I have not managed to do so on Ubuntu 8.10.
Can you (reliably) reproduce it ?
adding OS versions and wx widgets, this was with 0.16, forgot to fill that out correctly before (i'll grab 0.17 from svn later today).


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He said if the relievers had just performed at the Major League average, the Jays likely would have beaten out Oakland for that second Wild Card position. Its almost a guarantee that Casey Janssen wont be back as the closer next season. After all, he is a free agent and the Jays so far have shown no inclination to re-sign him. Casey never was the prototypical closer. He got by more on stealth and pinpoint control than power. But over the past three seasons, he racked up 81 of his 90 career saves, good for fourth all-time on the Jays list. It was only a year ago he had his best season, saving 34 of 36 chances. But closers can be great and lose it just like that as Oakland found out with Jim Johnson this year and Tampa Bay learned with Grant Balfour, two free agent signings that didnt exactly work out. Aaron Sanchez, who was so effective down the stretch in a set-up role with a couple of saves thrown in, could emerge as the closer next spring. However, its a better bet that he winds up in the starting rotation. Before Janssen, the last home grown starter I can remember who morphed into a closer was Billy Koch. They drafted the flame-throwing righthander in the first round of the June draft fourth overall in 1996. He pitched in A ball at Dunedin in 1997 and 1998 as a starter and impressed with his velocity but struggled at times with his control and his composure on the mound. After making five starts at Syracuse in 1999, Koch was called up to the Blue Jays and immediately thrust into the role of closer, largely because of his ability to hit 100 miles per hour on the gun. Koch had a solid three-year run as the Blue Jays bullpen stopper, racking up 100 saves in 117 chances, good for the third spot on the Jays list. After the 2001 season, incoming GM J.P. Ricciardi dealt him to Oakland for 3rd baseman and now Cubs coach Eric Hinske, who would go on to be the American League Rookie of the Year in 2002. The As benefited from that deal as well. Koch racked up 44 saves in 2002 for the playoff-bound As and put up an (11-4) record. Unfortunately, that season proved to be his unddoing. Marcus Peters Rams Jersey. Koch was burnt out by the playoffs and gave up a decisive home run to the Twins A.J Pierzynski in the deciding game of that series with Minnesota. Koch was never the same and bounced around from the As to the White Sox and then the Marlins before finally being released by the Blue Jays in spring training of 2005 after just four Grapefruit League appearances. He didnt pitch in another Major League game after 2004 at age 30. The point being of course, the Blue Jays want a longer career out of Sanchez, not just the sort of flame-out career that often becomes the lot of a closer. If the Blue Jays are going to look for an experienced veteran closer, there are a couple of interesting names who are going to be on the market shortly as free agents, including Jason Motte of the Cardinals and Sergio Romo of the Giants. Motte, whos 32, has now saved 42 games for the Cardinals when they won the World Series. Then the following year, he underwent Tommy John surgery on his elbow. Motte made $7.5 million this season and the Cards let him walk since they seem to have settled on Trevor Rosenthal as their closer. Romo, whos 31, has dropped off a bit this season, but still has 75 of his career 78 saves in the past three years. He made 5.5 million this season and, like Motte, is a free agent. He also has a wicked slider as an out pitch. If the Jays go the internal route, lefty Brett Cecil might be the best bet. Division Series Picks After lucking out in the Wild Card games and going 2 for 2, I might as well give you my picks for the Division Series. In the American, though Id love to see Kansas City win, Im picking the Angels in four games. In the other series Baltimore in five over Detroit. In the National League, the Dodgers over St. Louis in four and Washington to beat the Giants in four. Id still love to see San Francisco win though, just to see them play the Dodgers in a seven-game series for the first time ever. Jays Streak A strange and unusual Blue Jays streak that I had totally forgotten about: over a stretch of 614 games starting on October 4th of 1980, the Blue Jays did not get a single victory from a lefthanded starting pitcher. Jimmy Key finally ended the streak on May 1st of 1985. This season, southpaws Mark Buehrle and J.A. Happ won 24 between them. Go figure. 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Mr. Clarke has been a dedicated champion of the arts, education, and community throughout his career. He served youth and their families as an English Language Learners (ELL) educator in East Portland's Parkrose School District and, as co-founder and co-director of nonprofit organization PDX Pop Now!, he worked to broaden young people's participation in and access to Portland's thriving music community.
Most recently, Mr. Clarke was the Arts & Culture Policy Director for the City of Portland in the Office of former Mayor Sam Adams, where he managed partnerships with local school districts, the Regional Arts & Culture Council, independent artists and arts organizations. He oversaw major initiatives including the creation of a dedicated public fund for arts education and access, and the implementation of an equity initiative to ensure that the full diversity of Portlanders receive the benefits of the arts in their communities. Mr. Clarke is a musician who has recorded and toured nationally, is fluent in Russian, and holds a B.A. from Yale University.
Deann is a teacher at heart. She has always believed that teaching is both an art and a science and those teachers that can skillfully combine the two, are the teachers that leave a lasting impression. Inspired by one such teacher, Deann entered the profession earning an Elementary Teaching Credential from California Polytechnic State University with an Art Minor. As a lifelong learner and artist, she continued her training at Oregon State with a Master of Education and Reading Endorsement.
Over the past 23 years, Deann has continued to challenge herself to blend the art and science of learning. She has taught 3rd, 4th and 5th grade, volunteered as an Art Literacy Presentor, mentored AVID students and tutored adults working towards a GED. In each new experience, she encourages students to take ownership of their learning and find creative ways to express their understanding. As an arts integration coach with the Right Brain Initiative, she will help teachers and artist blur the lines between their crafts to achieve lasting student experiences.
Tony has worked as a teaching artist for the last 16 years. A freelance mask maker, puppeteer, and director, he uses both visual and performing arts in his practice. Three years ago, Tony cofounded the Teaching Artist Studio at Young Audiences in Portland, Oregon to address the needs of development and community in the field. Tony has also taught arts-integrated residencies for multiple grade levels in both Portland and New York City Public Schools; after-school classes for multiple arts organizations and community centers; and skills based workshops for college students and professionals. With ETP Northwest, Tony assisted new teaching artists in developing curriculum for ACTive Voices, the high school residency program he established. Tony has also taught workshops for educators at the Portland Art Museum, Right Brain Summer Seminar, and Teach For India in Pune, India. He is a graduate of the Dell'Arte International School and the University of Kansas.
Catherine is an accomplished fundraiser in the political and non-profit arenas. Her track record of success includes holding an eight-year fundraising record for an Oregon statewide election. Catherine is passionate about connecting businesses, individuals and foundations with with the causes they care about to inspire growth and positive change. She brings over 15 years of experience in major gift solicitation, corporate engagement, direct response fundraising and event planning to her work at Young Audiences, where she directs fundraising strategy to increase program capacity. In her free time, Catherine fulfills her duties as professional assistant to Checkers Hayes, her incredibly adorable canine adopted from the Oregon Humane Society.
As the controller, Brett handles the financial side of things at Young Audiences. Originally from Eugene (Go Ducks!), he moved to Portland in 2006 and spent 10 years as an accountant for a small local CPA firm where he prepared corporate and individual tax returns and provided bookkeeping services to small businesses.
While not crunching numbers, Brett enjoys camping, water skiing, art, and web design. He is also a member of the David Douglas Soccer Club board and an assistant girls basketball coach at David Douglas High School.
Music has been an important part of Josephine's life from an early age, starting with violin and then classical voice. She received her Bachelor's of Music in Vocal Performance from The Boston Conservatory and a Master's in Arts Administration and Certificate in Nonprofit Management from the University of Oregon. While she is originally from Northern California, Oregon has been her home for the past ten years.
As Program Operations Manager, Josephine assists over 200 schools each year with their arts planning and scheduling needs, manages the organization's database, and develops efficient systems to support Young Audiences' programs.
Maia McCarthy, Teaching Artist Specialist for The Right Brian Initiative, has worked as an actress, writer, teaching artist and teacher trainer. Maia had an "aha" moment as an educator when she realized she tapped the same skills working on a theatrical production that she used when training teachers toward excellent, value-based, culturally relevant teaching practices. Maia believes that all quality arts and educational experiences are borne from challenging and collaborative relationships founded on shared values and playful inquiry. Maia has worked with organizations such as Seattle Children's Theatre, The French American School of Puget Sound, and Profile Theatre in Portland. Most recently Maia spent 7 years with Growing Seeds Learning Community, the last four as the school's Director. She received her degree BFA in Acting, with a minor in Literature from NYU.
Ryn was born into a family of musicians and grew up with a passionate love of the arts. She has been a writer since the second grade, and has a degree in English, a background in nonprofit communications, and even a year as Editor-in-Chief of local publications Proud Queer Monthly and El Hispanic News under her belt. She shamelessly switches back and forth between including and omitting the Oxford comma, but always does so with thoughtful consideration of which approach will convey an idea with the greatest clarity.
Ryn believes in the liberation of all people and believes the Pacific Northwest's arts communities have a responsibility to uplift the creative voices of marginalized peoples.
A lifelong Oregonian, Ryn has been in Portland since 2013 and has developed a deep love for its food culture. She views both food and art as powerful ways to connect with our communities and with other people across identities, oceans and lifetimes.
Koko Olszewski has long held a passion for art, education, and community engagement. Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, she received her BA in Art and Art History from St. Mary's College of Maryland with minors in Sociology and Education and her Masters in Teaching K-12 Art Education with endorsements in Special Education and Teaching English as a Second Language. After graduating, Koko moved to the west coast to complete two years of service with Habitat for Humanity as an AmeriCorps building giant, functional sculptures a.k.a affordable houses. During her time here, she worked with Evergreen and Mountain View High School as part of their Geometry in Construction program assisting high schoolers in applying their math skills to build a Habitat home. She also worked with Gallery360 in Vancouver to bring art programming to youth in the Evening Reporting Program. Following her time in AmeriCorps, Koko was a middle school site manager at George Middle School with Camp Fire. She has spent much time both in an out of the classroom finding ways to use art to connect and strengthen community and encourage conscious and engaged community members. She has facilitated several community projects in her short lifetime in Maryland and Oregon including quilts, murals, and other creative service projects with her most recent one being Beaverton's very first intersection mural on SW Sabin St. To her, art is a tool that can be used to help us better understand ourselves, each other, and the world. She believes strongly in the power of art to heal, empower, transform, and transcend boundaries. Koko is a strong advocate for art education that is accessible to all. When she is not engaging in arts education, she loves adventuring in the outdoors, dreaming up and planning new places to travel and petting as many dogs as possible.
Monica Parra graduated from California State University Fullerton in 2011 with her degree in Dance. She continued her education in Early Childhood Education and lived and worked in Los Angeles as a professional dancer, preschool teacher and executive assistant for the non profit organization, Episcopal Service Corps. She relocated to Denver, Colorado where she worked with Colorado Episcopal Service Corps and Colorado Ballet as a teacher and Education Programs Coordinator. Monica is excited to be in Oregon, continue exploring her passion for the arts, education, and working with Young Audiences!
Kristi Riedel, the Programs Director for Young Audiences, is a Portland native with a great love for exploring other parts of the world.
Her career has focused on arts education in many different forms. She has been an administrator of arts outreach programs and a camp director for the Portland Children's Museum. She has been a teaching artist, bringing materials into local schools to integrate them into the classroom, and running workshops with other community organizations. Clay is her favorite medium both in teaching and in her own art.
She is an outdoor enthusiast and tries to spend as much time in the woods as she can while enabling others to do the same.
Jamie Shanahan has worked as a teaching artist and programs specialist in Oregon for over 10 years. She graduated from Smith College in 2006 with a degree in literature, and she is a poet, storyteller, blogger, essayist and musician. She has taught in public schools, private schools, military schools, jails, homeless shelters, and once, in a teepee in Whitehorse, Yukon. Her poetry chapbook, "Burn Site in Bloom," was released by Musehick Publications in 2017. Her secret talents include juggling, baking bread, and training her three large dogs.
Kim Strelchun, The Right Brain Initiative Coach Team Lead, has devoted the last 15 years to education and arts advocacy. Kim gains her inspiration from her children Ali and Lucas who opened her eyes to the power of arts integration. She has worked closely with parents and educators in her roles as Parent Director at Creative Children's Center, Team Coordinator at Stand for Children, PTA President and Hillsboro School District Board Member. In her free time, she enjoys fusing glass, spending time with her family and watching live theatre. She received a BS in Social Sciences/Political Science from Portland State University. After volunteering with the Right Brain Initiative for six years as a Parent Advocate, Kim joined our coaching team in 2014.


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One-act plays will be performed in mid-July, while the Alfred Hitchcock classic will launch the 2018-19 season.
As one season is ending, Abilene Community Theatre is planning ahead.
ACT is seeking directors for its summer "A Night of One ACTs."
Submissions are due May 31.
Last year, four first-time directors presented works.
Plays should be 10 to 30 minutes in length, rated up to PG and be presented on ACT's black box theater stage. Included in the submission should be an estimate on the cost of scripts and royalties for a performance in a 100-seat theater.
Directors chosen will be notified the second week of June, and casting will begin.
For information, email getintheactproduction@gmail.com or call Mike Stephens, ACT's vice president for production support, at 325-513-2706.
Opening the 2018-19 season will be the thriller "Dial 'M' for Murder," which recently showed as a part of the Paramount Theatre's classic movie series.
Mike Stephens, who is directing the current season's finale, will direct.
Auditions on ACT's main stage are scheduled from 2 to 4 p.m. June 3 and from 7 to 9 p.m. June 5.
The drama calls for at least six characters. ACT is auditioning for each part, and no previous acting experience is necessary. Those auditioning should bring a one-minute contemporary dramatic monologue with an English accent (except for the one American male role), and be prepared for cold readings from the stage.


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La delfinidina es una antocianidina, uno de los principales pigmentos de las plantas y también un antioxidante. La delfinidina brinda colores azules a las flores, como el caso de las violetas (Viola) y el delfinium (Delphinium). Además provee el color azul-rojo de las uvas de la variedad Cabernet Sauvignon.
La delfinidina, como casi todas las demás antocianidinas, es sensible a la acidez (pH) del medio, y cambia de color desde el azul en medios básicos a rojo en soluciones ácidas.

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The stories of our birth are important and wonderful stories. They tell us of our welcome to the world, to our families and to the family of God. Research tells us that the more loving adults that a child is surrounded by the more assets they have as they grow. Each child can watch how different adults solve problems, and craft live of love and meaning in a complex world. The community of the Church can show a child many ways to live lives as followers of Christ. The abilities and calling that God has given our child may be very different from our own. The wonder of the community of the Church is that there are others they who can model and guide our children in ways we cannot.
Take out the baby pictures! Tell the story of your child's birth and of siblings, cousins, parents and grandparents. Spend some time talking about all the people that love them and were excited to welcome them to the world. As you look at pictures of other's as infants, point out all the people who welcomed them to the world as well. Be sure to include people beyond your family, friends, neighbors and members of your community of faith. It is a wonderful way to help children know that they were and are loved by many.
Thank you God for the people who welcomed me, _________________.
Thank you for all those people who love me and who I love __________________.
Fireflies and mud-pies, running through the sprinklers at dusk and the music of the ice cream truck making its rounds in the neighborhood, high summer is here. Summer has its own rhythm. Even for those of us who will still be getting up every day and going off to work, there is a different feel in August. The light lingers and we are able to take some of the evening time as a gift to enjoy the wonders that can be found outdoors. Even if it is just around the block, now is the time to take your child for a walk and discover again the wonders of God's creation that exist all around you. Children give us the gift of a new perspective. We can rediscover the marvel of a stray feather, or the amazing colors in rocks as we indulge the curiosity of a child. So, let the dinner dishes sit awhile and go find out what miracles are waiting for you and your child-guide.
Gather a dandelion bouquet and blow dandelion seeds.
At the grocery store, count the plants (fruits and vegetables) you put in your grocery cart.
Thank you for the flowers, seeds and the plants.
Thank you for the plants that we eat (add your favorite fruits and vegetables to the list).
Thank you for the sun and the rain that helps them grow.


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Stop by the NY Handmade Collective Spring Pop Up and get to know all your local Etsy sellers! I'll have my latest spring collection of prints, stationery, stickers, and more with me so you can shop in person. Can't wait to see you there!
This year I'm thrilled to have a week long home for the holiday season at Chelsea Market! It's the perfect place to shop for holiday gifts: I'll have plenty of calendars, holiday greeting cards, gift wrap, gift tags, stickers, mugs and more!
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Sheriff, Taps, 1981
Dick Doneghy, The Verdict, 1982
Frank Murphy, Brighton Beach Memoirs (also known as Neil Simon's Brighton Beach Memoirs), Universal, 1986
Carson Verrill, Burglar, Warner Bros., 1987
Esteves, Bird, Warner Bros., 1988
Byers, K-9, 1989
Milton Briggs, Arachnophobia, Buena Vista, 1990
Wooly, The Rocketeer, Buena Vista, 1991
Operative, Point of No Return (also known as The Assassin),Warner Bros., 1993
Neal Carlo, Guarding Tess, TriStar, 1994
James, Rave Review, 1995
Exterminator, Jumanji, Columbia/TriStar, 1995
Captain Henderson, Gang Related, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1997
The sign painter, Every Dog Has Its Day, Red Dog Films, Inc., 1997
Judge Engstrom, Time Served, Trimark, 1999
Captain Byers, K-911, Universal Pictures Home Video, 1999
Priest, Unbreakable, Buena Vista,
Borough Commander Haverill, NYPD Blue, ABC, 1993-1995
Alf Gresham, All My Children, ABC, 2000-?
Real estate broker, Doubletake, CBS, 1985
Mike Heseltine, A Dangerous Life, HBO, 1988
Thomas Thinnes (part two), False Arrest, ABC, 1991
Andy Litton, Gone in the Night, CBS, 1996
First federal agent, Kojak: The Belarus File (also known as TheBelarus File), 1985
Lieutenant Gregory Paulus, Popeye Doyle, CBS, 1986
Bob Greenmeyer, Who Is Julia?, CBS, 1986
Melvin Mander, Samaritan: The Mitch Snyder Story, CBS, 1986
Frank, The Room Upstairs, CBS, 1987
Bob Huggins, Convicted: A Mother's Story, NBC, 1987
Dr. Griffin, Quiet Victory: The Charlie Wedemeyer Story, CBS, 1988
Hotchkiss, The Revenge of Al Capone (also known as Capone),NBC, 1989
Detective Joe Brady, The Preppie Murder, ABC, 1989
Jeff Samek, Unspeakable Acts, CBS, 1990
Danny Halligan, Appearances, NBC, 1990
McQuiggan, Good Night, Sweet Wife: A Murder in Boston, UPN, 1990
Equal Justice, 1990
Gerry Duffy, Guilty Until Proven Innocent (also known as Presumed Guilty), NBC, 1991
Walter Blaine, Drive Like Lightning, USA Network, 1992
The commander, Calendar Girl, Cop, Killer? The Bambi Bembenek Story (also known as The Heart of the Lie), ABC, 1992
Jerry, Obsessed, ABC, 1992
Majority Rule, Lifetime, 1992
Detective Stockman, A Family Torn Apart (also known as Sudden Fury: A Family Torn Apart), 1993
Don Moran, Frame-up, 1993
Don Moran, Jonathan Stone: Threat of Innocence (also known as Frame Up), NBC, 1994
Dr. Norbert Hazelton, Without Warning, HBO, 1994
Detective Vannatter, The O.J. Simpson Story, Fox, 1995
Dr. Harvard, Murder in Mind, HBO, 1997
Sergeant Wright, Black & White, HBO, 1999
Paul the doorman, Mary and Rhoda, NBC, 2000
Lieutenant Bingham, High School Narc, ABC, 1985
Dan Banks, The Day the Senior Class Got Married, CBS, 1985
Danny Bauer, Jake's M.O., NBC, 1987
Lieutenant John Dugan, Reasonable Doubts, NBC, 1991
Lieutenant Paul Stewart, The Practice, ABC, 1997
Joe, "Internal Affairs," Spenser: For Hire, 1985
Lieutenant Phillip "Buck" Rogers, "Crimes of Passion: Parts 1 & 2," Our Family Honor, 1985-1986
Mike, "The Cop," Matlock, 1986
"One on One," Wiseguy, 1987
John Vincent, "Beauty and Obese," L.A. Law, NBC, 1988
"Song of Isiah," The Young Riders, 1992
Ross, "Temptation Eyes--February 1, 1985," Quantum Leap, NBC, 1992
Donald Barrett, "True Believers," The Commish, ABC, 1992
Dr. Lenny, "The Fortune Cookie," Wings, NBC, 1992
Lieutenant Pat Hogan, "Sugar & Spice, Malice & Vice," Murder,She Wrote, CBS, 1992
Angel Street, CBS, 1992
Arthur Brandt, Civil Wars, ABC, 1992
Frank Brady, "Princeton, February 1916," The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, 1993
Nick Henderson, "Checkmate," Raven, CBS, 1993
David Pastor, Picket Fences, CBS, 1994
Scott Finn, "The Last Campaign," Silk Stalkings, 1994
"Dead Issue," L.A. Law, NBC, 1994
Father Garrity, The George Carlin Show, Fox, 1994
Matt Fielding, Sr., "The Day of Wine and Vodka," Melrose Place, Fox, 1994
Tom E. Rose, "P.S. I Love You: Parts 1 & 2," Beverly Hills, 90210, Fox, 1995
Matt Fielding, Sr., "Postmortem Madness," Melrose Place, Fox, 1995
Matt Fielding, Sr., "Let the Games Begin," Melrose Place, Fox, 1995
Elliot Cheever, "Whitewater: Parts 1 & 2," Walker, Texas Ranger, CBS, 1995
Detective Alan Cross, The X-Files, Fox, 1995
Roger Clayton, Under One Roof, CBS, 1995
Sam McCay, EZ Streets, CBS, 1996
Atlanta cop, "Curious Jarod," The Pretender, NBC, 1996
Tony Markovich, "The Collapse," Promised Land, CBS, 1997
Mr. Wheeler, "Thrill," Law & Order, NBC, 1997
Fake Uncle Bob Sheaghan, "The Wedding," Early Edition, CBS, 1997
Lieutenant Tom Bevnic, Dellaventura, CBS, 1997
Lou, "Dying to Live," Profiler, NBC, 1998
Lieutenant Quinn, "Revelations," Prey, ABC, 1998
Lieutenant Quinn, "Infiltration," Prey, ABC, 1998
To Have & to Hold, CBS, 1998
Dan Sullivan, "The Storm: Part 1," ER, NBC, 1999
Ronny Wilcox, "Where the Rubber Hits the Road," L.A. Doctors, CBS,1999
Congressman Bruno, "Take out the Trash Day," The West Wing, NBC, 2000
Father Goodwin, "Spring Forward, Fall Back," Third Watch, NBC, 2000
David Kennedy, "The Way," Gideon's Crossing, ABC, 2000