In the UK, it is estimated between 3 and 6 million people suffer with some degree of urinary incontinence. Stress urinary incontinence is the leakage of urine when there is pressure on the bladder, such as through sneezing, laughing or exercise, often as a result of childbirth, surgery or menopause.
The research at Sheffield, with two separate papers published in PLOS ONE and the Journal of Urology, provides evidence for using a softer and more elastic material to support the urethra. This comes as a new study shows that the long-term impact of vaginal childbirth delivery is associated with an almost twofold increase in the risk of stress urinary incontinence.
Current treatment for the condition uses a rigid woven polypropylene mesh device, implanted under the urethra to repair damaged or weakened tissue. The material used in this device was originally designed for hernia repairs but was rapidly repurposed in the mid-1990's for use in urinary incontinence surgery, for which it is now used worldwide.
The majority of women with the condition elect to undergo surgery, with the NHS carrying out around 13,500 operations each year in the UK to treat urinary incontinence or pelvic organ prolapse. However, over the last decade, thousands of patients have developed complications from the use of the current material after stress urinary incontinence surgery. Serious complications, including chronic pain, infection, failure or erosion of the implant are estimated to occur in around 15 per cent of women.
Sheffield's Centre for Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering Group, working with international collaborators in Europe, have constructed a novel implantable device using elastic polyurethane which replicates the natural recoil of a healthy pelvic floor.
Professor Sheila MacNeil, Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Sheffield, who is leading the research, said: "In younger women, the organs of the pelvis have a strong and elastic pelvic floor, supported by a combination of connective tissue, muscles and ligaments that provide 'a well-sprung floor', much like a trampoline.
"Unfortunately, one of the consequences of pregnancy is that there is often damage and weakening to the tissues of the pelvic floor, as it becomes further stretched, with a resulting loss of elasticity."
"After 6 years of product development and pre-clinical testing, the elastic polyurethane material we have rigorously tested is neither too strong nor too brittle, it does not weaken over time and aims to avoid the complications that currently occur with using polypropylene mesh.
The team have implanted the device in physiologically relevant animal models through a European collaboration with colleague Professor Jan Deprest in Leuven. This is an important aspect of pre-clinical assessment to ensure that the implanted material is compatible. This demonstrates that their device becomes well integrated into tissues and is associated with much less of an inflammatory response than the current polypropylene mesh used.
The research at Sheffield could mark the beginning of a clinical testing phase of this new device, to end the pain and misery for thousands of patients worldwide.


WASHINGTON -- On any given day, Congress is likely to be considering some type of legislation that would funnel taxpayer cash to a handful of rich men. Tuesday will be no exception when the Senate looks to shovel heavy subsidies at backers of the natural gas industry, including four billionaires: T. Boone Pickens, Aubrey McClendon, Stephen Schwarzman and George Soros.
The Senate is set to vote on a natural-gas-related amendment to the transportation bill that would send about $5 billion to the industry. For Pickens in particular, the measure is a return on the years and money invested in his relationship with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.).
The natural gas amendment, which looks a lot like an energy policy plan that Pickens proposed in 2008, would help build the infrastructure needed to, among other things, allow the U.S. truck fleet to convert to cleaner-burning natural gas. That's a high priority for Reid, who is a longtime supporter of natural gas. For big investors in the industry like the four billionaires, taxpayer-subsidized conversion would guarantee a faster-growing market and rising demand.
Despite Reid's support, the natural gas measure had been considered dead last year. Its revival now shows the power that money can wield in Washington -- sometimes without even being spent.
Pickens remains influential on Capitol Hill even though he has largely shied away from making contributions to either political party since 2008.
In 2010, Roll Call wrote that Pickens said he had made a pledge to stay out of the elections game. "Once a prominent Republican donor, Pickens told reporters last week that he has pledged not to make federal campaign contributions and to work with Members of both parties. Pickens also said Reid will be able to move an alternative fuels subsidy bill during the lame-duck session, in part because of the promise. Pickens declined through a spokeswoman to be interviewed for this article," Roll Call reported.
A similar story emerged out of a fundraiser last month for a Republican Senate candidate from Nebraska. According to a GOP source who was in attendance, the candidate told some of those gathered that Pickens told him he couldn't financially back his bid. The reason given was that the majority leader was backing the natural gas bill, and Pickens had promised he would not target races that might cost Reid the Senate majority.
When it comes to Reid himself, however, Pickens hasn't exactly stayed on the sidelines. Pickens' wife and a Pickens company gave Reid and PACs aligned with him hundreds of thousands of dollars when he faced a tight reelection contest in 2010, according to an analysis of federal election records. The corporation's giving was made possible by the Citizens United ruling.
During the 2010 cycle, Madeleine Pickens gave $16,800 to the Reid Victory Fund and another $12,000 to the Nevada state Democratic Party. The Madeleine N Pickens Trust gave $50,000 to Patriot Majority, a super PAC targeting Reid's Republican opponent, Sharron Angle, and Clean Energy Fuels Corp., a natural gas company partially owned by T. Boone and Madeleine, gave another $175,000, according to the Center for Responsive Politics. (T. Boone owns roughly $360 million worth of that company, while Madeleine owns about $35 million.) Andrew Littlefair, the company's CEO and usually a GOP donor, gave $20,000 to Patriot Majority and another $4,400 directly to Reid that cycle.
Other than those to Reid, Madeleine Pickens' electoral donations are solidly Republican.
"For the last two decades, Senator Reid has been a champion of investing in clean energy to create jobs in Nevada and across the country, and reduce our dependence on oil. Senator Reid's support of clean alternative fuels, including natural gas, dates back many years," said Reid spokesman Adam Jentleson. "More recently, he has been proud to make common cause with Boone Pickens -- as he is committed to doing with experts and advocates across the political spectrum -- to work towards ending our nation's addiction to foreign oil."
"I do get the impression that Reid and Pickens have struck up a good working relationship," said Martin Edwards, vice president of the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America, a trade group for the natural gas pipeline industry.
For Democrats, it's nice to have Pickens (mostly) on the sidelines. In the past, he has poured millions into Republican electoral politics, becoming one of the largest donors to Progress for America and Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, which both attacked Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry in 2004.
Pickens' office did not answer Huffington Post requests for comment.
Federal subsidies for natural gas have been a goal of Pickens for a number of years, but the goal has repeatedly escaped his grasp, in part because of lobbying by the coal industry, which includes the billionaire Koch brothers, and by the American Petroleum Institute, which represents big oil companies. A few years ago, however, the natural gas industry succeeded in temporarily allying itself with wide swaths of the environmental movement -- by finding a common enemy in coal and, more importantly, by dousing the greens in cash.
Between 2007 and 2010, for example, the Sierra Club received more than $25 million from Chesapeake Energy, a leading natural gas company run by McClendon. McClendon has traditionally favored the GOP in his political donations.
For a while, environmentalists, such as Carl Pope of the Sierra Club, and their allies in the Democratic Party supported natural gas as a lesser-polluting fuel -- or at least tempered their criticisms of it. They focused their fire on the evils of coal.
Chesapeake Energy also funneled money to the American Lung Association for a campaign against coal, according to the association's 2010 financial statement.
A spokeswoman for the American Lung Association said Chesapeake's donation came with no strings attached and the money was used to promote a variety of activities. She noted that the organization also has concerns about natural gas.
More recently, the greens have mostly reversed course and rejected the natural gas option. When Michael Brune took over from Pope as executive director of the Sierra Club in 2010, he explained the decision in simple terms: "The first rule of advocacy is that you shouldn't take money from industries and companies you're trying to change."
The natural gas industry has also lost some GOP support. Five conservative groups, including the Club for Growth and Americans for Prosperity, sent a letter to senators last week opposing the amendment on free market and fiscal conservatism grounds, National Journal reported. That put them on the same side as the Environmental Defense Fund and the Sierra Club.
Yet the alliance between Democratic lawmakers and Big Gas has remained intact. The natural gas measure is set to be submitted Tuesday as an amendment written by Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.) and backed by Majority Leader Reid. Nor have Republican lawmakers abandoned natural gas. The measure is also supported, for instance, by Sens. Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.) and Richard Burr (R-N.C.), both of whom have personal investments that stand to profit from the measure's passage.
Environmental lobbyists think they have a chance of stopping the amendment by arguing that it will make the overall transportation bill -- a high priority for both parties -- more difficult to pass. But even if the amendment fails this time around, Senate Democrats appear determined to move it through.
And Pickens is not the only rich man who hopes they succeed. Late last year, Soros, a longtime supporter of progressive and liberal causes, bought more than three million shares of Westport Innovations, a company that makes natural gas engines and other related technology, according to Securities and Exchange Commission filings. Those shares are now worth more than $130 million. Westport is eligible for up to at least $200 million in subsidies under the Senate package, according to a natural gas industry summary of the bill circulating on K Street.
McClendon's Chesapeake Energy also stands to benefit heavily from the legislation. Chesapeake has lobbied strenuously for the measure, spending some $500,000 last year on such issues.
Schwarzman runs Blackstone, a global investment firm that has recently moved heavily into the natural gas industry and that has lobbied for legislation that would promote alternative fuel engines.
While Pickens has been most successful at forging a relationship with Reid, he has also courted other elements of the Democratic establishment. In 2008 and 2009, he funneled $453,250 to the Center for American Progress, the Washington Post reported. CAP delivered a paper praising the Pickens plan -- a paper that Siegel's blog, Get Energy Smart! Now!, criticized as full of holes.
A CAP spokeswoman noted that Pickens' money came not directly from him but from his tax-exempt organizations to support the center's National Clean Energy Summit. She added that CAP remains critical of Pickens, pointing to a a number of other CAP-written articles. On the other hand, the group certainly doesn't shun the natural gas investor.
Where is CAP's National Clean Energy Summit held each year?
Las Vegas, Nevada. And Reid and Pickens are regularly featured speakers.
UPDATE: 4:15 p.m. -- The natural gas amendment failed 51 to 47, falling nine votes short of the threshold needed for Senate passage. Only six Republicans were willing to sign on to the amendment that many observers had expected to attract greater GOP support, while eight Democrats broke with their leaders to vote no.


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Alan Hollinghurst: The Sparsholt Affair - pictures at an exhibition, with telling gaps
A masterly dance to the music of time with a shameful imprisonment at its core
by David NiceSunday, 08 October 2017
Alan Hollinghurst: a master's touchBBC
Television has paid its dues to the 50th anniversary of the Sexual Offences Act - rather feebly, with some rotten acting, in Man in an Orange Shirt; brilliantly, with mostly superb performances, in the monologue sequence Queers, surely due a second series.
Now it's the turn of one of our greatest novelists - no need to add the qualifying "on gay subjects" - to make even richer work than Queers of stimulating our imaginations by leaving us to fill in the gaps.
"The Sparsholt Affair" is the big, offstage crisis at the heart of Alan Hollinghurst's dance to the music of time, his pictures at an exhibition covering 70 years of mostly cultured life, both gay and straight, where the spaces on the wall make the reader do a lot of the re-creative work. The artists of these rich canvases, in other words the narrators or point-of-viewers, range from an ambivalent observer of glorious, muscled teenager David Sparsholt at Oxford in the early 1940s through to Sparsholt's gay artist son Johnny and his daughter Lucy who carry us through to the near-present. Sparsholt Senior is seen, observed but hardly present - he disappears from authorial sight for over 200 pages, only to make a fleeting but significant appearance in a meeting with Johnny.
Lucy as a perceptive but puzzled eight-year-old onlooker in the book's fourth part, lacking all the puzzle-pieces, isn't the only homage to the cruel and tender ambiguity of Henry James. The style somehow evokes him even when Hollinghurst is much more succinct than the genius who dictated his late, great novels: of the regulars who gather at the London home of a once-famous writer, for instance, "they gleamed with the privilege of proximity, and the terror of saying the wrong thing".
Hollinghurst also has an epigrammatic brilliance of his own. 14-year-old Johnny's sexy French penpal Bastien, for instance, smiles "'outrageously" at a girl, "the seducer's smile of self-love"; decades later, the TV celebrity Bella who's commissioned a family portrait from Johnny is "heightened and hardened by being so much seen". The fifth and final sequence has a special virtuosity, no doubt by nature of its being the shortest and the one most attuned to the present day. Within two paragraphs, a dot com empire, the iPhone, the underpunctuated style of texting and the new application of the word "husband" are neatly introduced through Bella's perspective; and though the family portrait sequence wickedly observes the emptiness of the less cultured among the well-off, Hollinghurst later gives glimpses into the possibility of something more behind Bella's brittleness.
Structuring is impeccable, with the central sequence being the longest and most diverse, and set-pieces are typically evocative: a tantalising war-time night watch on an Oxford tower, a Falmouth sailing expedition, a trip to Wales to stay in an Ernő Goldfinger-like house. Symmetries and echoes are nicely placed, too, above all in two very different depictions of gay club scenes observed over time by Johnny. The sex is less frequently featured and less explicit than many admirers might have come to expect, but the excitement of the game and the romance of pursuit remain as vividly drawn as ever. Above all, it's the elegant blend of sympathy and detachment which marks this out as vintage Hollinghurst. Oddly, the essence of his previous novel, The Stranger's Child, has evaporated in my memory; but this, I know, is sure to resonate for much, much longer.
The Sparsholt Affair by Alan Hollinghurst (Picador, £20)
Read more book reviews on theartsdesk
David Nice's blog on BBC Four's Queers
Sparsholt Senior, seen, observed but hardly present, disappears from authorial sight for over 200 pages
Man in an Orange Shirt, BBC Two review - soft-focus view of 1940s gay love affair
Coming Clean, King's Head Theatre / Twilight Song, Park Theatre reviews - gay-themed first and last plays falter
Queer as Art, BBC Two review - showbusiness and the gay revolution
50 Shades of Gay, Channel 4 review - no better place in the world to be gay?
Peter Ackroyd: Queer City - London's gay life over two millennia

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What I trying to do is I want to check whether the Choose File button is clicked or not. I couldn't check with the same method like a normal button cause this choose file is not a button.
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However, if you want to listen for the event of a file selection then you should you use 'change' instead of 'click'. The 'change' event will only trigger when a file is selected avoiding triggering your function if a user clicks the button then exits by clicking on cancel.
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Home Lifestyle Schoolkids write song to honour 40 children killed in Easter Rising
Schoolkids write song to honour 40 children killed in Easter Rising
A class of schoolchildren in Ireland have written and performed a moving song about the children that lost their lives during the Easter Rising.
The song, called Angels of 16, was written by children from Staplestown National School, Co. Kildare with the help of singer/songwriter Mick Dunne.
It is a wonderfully moving tribute to the forty innocent children that were killed during the five days of fighting in the Rising.
Mary McDowell is the children's teacher. She told us: "The pupils felt that a song would be a fitting tribute to the children who died.
"They have sung the song publicly both in their school on Proclamation Day and when they visited Glasnevin Cemetery where they laid a floral wreath on the grave of young Sean Francis Foster who at 2 years of age was one of the youngest victims of the Easter Rising.
"Joe Duffy, whose book 'Children of the Rising' inspired the song has written to the pupils thanking them for their 'wonderfully moving' tribute. A relative of Sean Foster has also thanked the pupils of Staplestown for remembering his young cousin."
The Easter Rising is arguably the most significant event in Irish history and 2016 saw the 100 year anniversary. There have been thousands of tributes and events around the world to mark the centenary and honour those that lost their lives.
This song by the kids at Staplestown is attracting some attention online and is being shared and liked across social media.
Take a look for yourself.
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Reasons for performing study: Caecal acidosis is a central event in the metabolic cascade that occurs following grain overload. Buffering the caecal acidosis by enterally administered sodium bicarbonate may be beneficial to affected horses.
Objectives: To determine the effect and duration of enterally administered sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO[subscript]3) on caecal pH in healthy horses.
Methods: 9 horses previously fitted with a caecal cannula. 6 horses received 1.0 g/kg bwt NaHCO[subscript]3 via nasogastric tube and 3 control horses were given 3 L of water via nasogastric tube. Clinical parameters, water consumption, venous blood gases, caecal pH, faecal pH and faecal water content were measured at 6 hour intervals over a 36 hour study period.
Results: Horses that received enterally administered NaHCO[subscript]3 had a significantly increased caecal pH that lasted the duration of the study. Treated horses increased their water intake, developed metabolic alcalemia, significantly increased sodium concentrations and significantly decreased potassium concentrations.


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Outdoors elevated
A sustained interest in the great outdoors is driving investment and brand attention to elevating outdoor experiences.
Emily Safian-Demers
Travelers are flocking to the great outdoors. Flight data shows that destinations known for outdoor activities—like Anchorage, Alaska and Jackson Hole, Wyoming—are among the most popular for summer 2021. Anchorage is the 10th most booked destination on Priceline this summer, while Jackson Hole is the 12th most-booked destination on Orbitz for July 2021.
National Park tickets are in high demand. Reservations for Glacier National Park in Montana sold out for the month of June within minutes. Officials said that at one point, over 10,000 people were on the park's online portal—more than three times the number of available tickets.
The push towards outdoor is driving new brand partnerships and garnering hefty investments from the government and brands—and pointing to a new vertical for outdoor luxury.
As part of the Great American Outdoors Act, the US government is devoting more funding to improve Americans' outdoor recreation. In June 2021, the US Departments of Agriculture and the Interior announced plans to allocate $2.8 billion to support outdoor recreation and access to public lands in 2022.
West Elm x REI
REI and West Elm are joining forces to elevate outdoor essentials. The retailers partnered on a new collection of adventure gear in June 2021 "to bring the comforts of home to the great outdoors," said Jeffrey Hannoosh, senior vice president of design at West Elm.
Black Tomato and Auberge Resorts Collection are also making outdoor travel more comfortable. In May 2021, the high-end travel operators teamed up on new luxury road trip itineraries. The programs, which range from hiking and sailing on the east coast to an exploration of art in the deserts of the southwest, are updating the adventure travel format for luxury travelers, providing a Mercedes-Benz to get around in and high-end accommodations.
Outdoorsy, which calls itself the Airbnb of outdoor travel, raised $120 million at the end of June 2021 to help the company scale its operations. Earlier in the month, the RV rental and outdoor travel marketplace announced a new partnership with outdoor luxury accommodations operator Collective Retreats—which closed its own round of funding in June, raising $23 million. The partnership will give Outdoorsy RV trippers access to Collective Retreats' luxury amenities, catering to the rapidly growing outdoor hospitality market and offering "a new type of luxury vacation."
Increased desire for spending time outdoors is funneling funds and new brand ventures, upleveling outdoor travel from simple to sumptuous. "People are clamoring for a new type of luxury travel," Collective Retreats CEO and founder Peter Mack shared in a statement, "where traditional hotel rooms and lobbies are swapped for fresh air, trees, and clear blue skies."
Main image courtesy of West Elm x REI
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At the heart of The Company Lab is a team of enthusiastic individuals who love their jobs and live and breathe Chattanooga.
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The Company Lab Team
Marcus ShawChief Executive Officer
Marcus Shaw, Chief Executive Officer
Marcus joins CO.LAB as a recent transplant from the Baltimore-D.C. area. Marcus is the former senior director of business development and partnerships for Management Leadership for Tomorrow (MLT), a D.C.-based nonprofit that helps build diversity and leadership pipelines for corporate institutions, nonprofit organizations and government agencies. While there, he significantly grew MLT's partnerships with Fortune 500 partners and led the proposal for an entrepreneurship development program focused on women and minorities. Marcus is also the founder of a boutique consulting company that specializes in working with startups and small to medium-sized businesses. Marcus holds an MBA from Duke University as well as a bachelor's degree in Mathematics from Morehouse College and a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology.
Jennifer SkjellumDirector of Programs
Jennifer Skjellum, Director of Programs
Jennifer is a recent transplant from Birmingham, AL, and joins us as our Director of Programs. Jennifer has a wide range of experience in technology and entrepreneurship, and recently served as the President of TechBirmingham where she formed Birmingham's Angel Investor Network. Jennifer's entrepreneurial experience dates back to 1996 when she founded her first tech company. She has served as an educator at University of Alabama at Birmingham as well as other noteable universities in the South. Jennifer is a board member of the Startup Champions Network.
Mike RobinsonEIR/Operations
Tim MooreCommunications Manager
Tim Moore, Communications Manager
Born and raised in Cleveland, Tennessee, Tim graduated with a degree in Public Relations from Lee University in 2015. He has served in a communications role in a variety of industries in Chattanooga, including economic development, venture capital, and healthcare. He was introduced to Chattanooga's startup culture when he was hired to manage social media for the first Startup Week in 2014. When he's not managing data or CO.LAB's digital assets, he is probably camping with friends and playing music. Tim's first entrepreneurial venture was at the age of 7 when he conceived the idea for a bidet, but it was a dream cut short when he discovered the product's already long existence.
Katie HendrixKiva Program Manager
Katie Hendrix, Kiva Program Manager
Katie grew up in Dothan, Alabama and came up to Chattanooga to attend Covenant College, where she majored in history with a focus on British history. After college, she began my journey into the startup world at Tricycle, Inc., as a traffic manager then moved into the development world at Covenant College, raising annual fund dollars along with grant writing. She spent time in several other local startups, including Quickcue and Variable. She recruited talent for Lamp Post Group and over the last few years managed the Chattanooga Gigabit Community Fund for Mozilla Foundation. Katie currently runs CO.LAB's Kiva program – a crowdfunding loan platform providing 0% interest loans up to $10,000. After childhood dreams of a dog washing business fizzled out around age 8, she started her own cleaning business at 14 when she needed to save money to buy a car and hasn't stopped hustling since!
Zac BekerOperations Coordinator
Zac Beker, Operations Coordinator
Zac is a fourth-generation Chattanoogan. As CO.LAB's operations assistant, Zac brings years of analytics and database experience to the organization and also takes on office manager responsibilities. He studied marketing and management at UTC with a focus on entrepreneurship, and has since worked on projects for educational organizations across Chattanooga. Zac was first introduced to entrepreneurship when helping manage his elementary school's bookstore, and first became involved at CO.LAB in 2011 by volunteering at 48Hour Launch. In his spare time, he enjoys improv and hosting board game nights around Chattanooga.
Erroll WynnPrograms & Outreach Coordinator
Erroll Wynn, Programs & Outreach Coordinator
Born and raised in Atlanta, Erroll grew up watching his father operate his construction business and eventually worked for the same business overseeing job sites. He studied psychology at UTC where he also played as a student athlete for the Mocs football team. Erroll's hobbies include coding and reading, which helped him launch two startups—Super Juices, LLC., and Expozr Tech. As COLAB's operations coordinator, he oversees office management and leads two of CO.LAB's outreach programs that teach entrepreneurial skills and thinking in the community.
Megan HanewaldExecutive Assistant
Anne Miller WelbornCO.LAB Fellow
Marco WadeCO.LAB Fellow
Bre StevensCO.LAB Fellow
Our team is supported by a network of dedicated mentors and diverse partners who invest countless hours and endless energy into our startups.
Kristina Montague, ChairManaging Partner, The JumpFund
George Brown, Vice ChairCEO, Aegle Gear
Wade Hinton, SecretaryVP of Diversity and Inclusion, Unum
Travis Lytle, TreasurerSVP, SmartBank
Rick HitchcockAttorney and Shareholder, Chambliss, Bahner and Stophel
Ken HaysPresident and CEO, The Enterprise Center
Charlie BrockPresident Emeritus, Launch Tennessee
Sheldon GrizzleCo-founder, Chattanooga Football Club
Robert DooleyDean, UTC College of Business
Roy KeithPartner, Stonington Partners
Mattias JannerboAttorney, Miller & Martin PLLC
Tangela JohnsonPresident and CEO, North Georgia Center for Educational Excellence
Stefanie CroweChief Inspiration Officer, The JumpFund
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Two Airmen killed during an aircraft "mishap" at Vance AFB
November 21, 2019 December 16, 2019 Staff Writer
Pilots from the 25th Flying Training Squadron and the 5th Flying Training Squadron soar through the sky in a T-38C Talon July 25, 2019, over Oklahoma. The T-38 Talon is a twin-engine, high-altitude, supersonic jet trainer used in a variety of roles across the Air Force. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Taylor Crul)
Two airmen were killed during a "mishap" at Vance Air Force Base in Oklahoma on Thursday.
Two Air Force T-38 Talons were involved in the accident at 9:10 a.m., according to a press release from the 71st Flying Training Wing.
The aircraft were performing a routine training mission. Each aircraft had two people aboard at the time of the mishap.
Emergency crews from the base responded to the scene to treat the casualties and assist in the recovery efforts.
Authorities have not released the airmen's names, pending notification of family members.
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Truecaller is reimagining your phonebook to make it more intelligent and useful in a global launch of its revamped version of popular dial pad app Truedialer, available for free on Google Play.
With more than 100 million users, Truecaller offers its services in more than 200 countries around the globe and is now looking to entirely replace the native dial pad app on Android devices with significant improvements that make the experience faster, smarter, and more convenient.
The new Truedialer app includes a more intuitive app design, expanded search, and improved dual SIM support across more than 500 Android devices, allowing millions of handset customers to easily switch SIM cards in order to access the best rates for calling and data traffic.
Users will be able to replace their old, slow and boring for Android with the quickest and most convenient way to find their contacts. The dialer uses a simple and easy to use numeric pad to help find numbers within your phonebook as well as outside of your phonebook with Truecaller integration.
The app also gives you instant access to relevant information about people you are about to call, and you don't have to worry about all those unknown numbers in your call history as Truecaller will fill out all the missing information for you.
The problem with today's native dial pad experience on Android devices is that it's incredibly static and since Google does not currently provide a standardized process to integrate dual SIM features for third party apps, this requires more work on the part of consumers and manufacturers to add them in.
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Wheat, sugar, coffee, cocoa, corn, gold, silver - whatever speculators can get their hands on with fiat money (ex natural gas which is in a personal nightmare), it's time to bid it up to the moon. Cotton hit an all time high Thursday - even higher than the speculative fever reached in summer 2008 in all things commodities (before they crashed) - before a frantic retreat Friday as Bernanke creates a Wild Wild West atmosphere in all soft and hard commodities. Thankfully as long as you don't eat, use energy or (now) clothe yourself - you should see no ill effects. As long as we all live like Ghandi we should be safe from the loss of purchasing power (that are only happening in our imagination - per government).
Much like in late 2007 to early 2008, we will soon have to worry about the impact of input costs to our dear corporations. The lag effect is generally 2-4 quarters so about this time next year, the 'success' of Bernanke should be crimping profit margins for commodity users. On the plus side, they can just cut more jobs to offset those rising costs and maintain profit margins... aka "success" at the Fed.
Cotton for December delivery fell 5 cents to settle at $1.0987 a pound after hitting a record $1.1980 a pound.
In the past three months, cotton has rallied from a low of 73.01 cents a pound after adverse weather in Pakistan, India and China delayed or reduced the size of crops there. Traders also have taken advantage of the dollar, which has grown weaker recently against other currencies. Since commodities like cotton and oil are priced in dollars, traders can buy more product by using foreign currencies.


You have just realized that the average of all the numbers in the world is too small. Therefore, you decided to increase some of them inconspicuously.
You are given several integers. Increment each of them by one.
The input consists of several lines, each line contains single integer x.
The absolute value of each integer lies between 0 and 1000, inclusive.
Easy subproblem P1: There are exactly 50 lines of input.
Hard subproblem P2: There are exactly 1000 lines of input.
For each integer x in the input, output a single line with the integer x + 1.
Use precisely the same format that was used for x.
Note: This example has only 3 lines of input. The input files p1.in and p2.in contain 50 and 1000 lines, respectively.
Also note: Please do NOT submit any programs. For each subproblem, just produce and submit a correct output file.


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Race and Ichiro's Muddled Mariner Legacy
On July 24, 2012 By Glenn NelsonIn Race and Sports
Did Ichiro ever emerge from the fog in Seattle? (courtesy Rod Mar / rodmarphoto.com)
If I were slightly more paranoid and were a bit more inclined to carry the race card more easily positioned to play, I'd swear that, when Jay Buhner told Seattle radio station ESPN 710 that he would "vomit" if his former team, the Mariners, re-signed his former teammate, Ichiro, to a fat, multiyear contract extension, I heard faint echoes of people calling my mother a "dirty Jap" during my childhood.
Buhner's comment made me want to upchuck, quite honestly, because it reflected a rising sentiment among fans in what remains a nascent baseball town. That in turn prompted me, and others like me, to confront an uneasy topic: That some Americans still see the Japanese in an unflattering light because of a war fought more than 60 years ago (a war, by the way, also fought against Germans and Italians, neither of whom conjure even a micron of the bile aimed at Japanese).
Throughout Ichiro's Mariner career, which ended Monday with his trade to the Yankees, there have been whispers that he was selfish, not a good teammate and in some ways unworthy of his star status. That he didn't steal enough bases, take enough outs to advance enough base runners, or try hard enough to hit with more power. That he was too wedded to batting leadoff. And that he was too aloof and never stepped from behind the language barrier to reach out enough to the Seattle community, much less his teammates. Fans and media members alike complained that they did not "know" Ichiro.
I don't know Ichiro, either, not personally, but I do know him from the traits I recognize from a culture germinated in a tiny, isolated island nation: work ethic, conformity, finding and sticking to routine that led to success, maximizing resources, and being obsessive about not wanting to offend (yes, to the point of saying nothing). I forgave Ichiro his translators, remembering the way my mother used to misstate in her second language (English) and endure ridicule for it. His not saying much also meant he never lashed back at his detractors.
Moreover, Ichiro's silent grind felt familiar. Once a high-ranking editor at The Seattle Times told me, "You are the kind of person who thinks it's enough to work hard and produce good work." He had some tips as to what else was required, but I never heard them because my inner voice kept roaring, "What else is there?"
All Ichiro did was hit and field — at unprecedented levels. The first Japanese-born position player (non-pitcher) in Major League Baseball, he owns MLB records for hits in a season (262) and consecutive seasons with at least 200 hits (10 straight). He earned 10 Gold Gloves and 10 All-Star berths, and was named Rookie of the Year and Most Valuable Player after leading the Mariners to an MLB record 116 victories. He twice led the American League in batting average. He has as open-and-shut a case for Hall of Fame induction as any athlete who has played in Seattle.
How could anyone blame Ichiro for also wondering, "What else is there?" He stood out, and got hammered for it, just as promised by the well-known Japanese proverb about conformity ("the nail that sticks out, gets hammered down").
In recent weeks, during the countdown to the MLB trade deadline, the debate over Ichiro's future with the Mariners took on a vicious tone in some quarters. Fans called talk shows vowing to boo him, even after he was traded. It was argued that Ichiro could have been a barrier in what was assumed to be a zero-sum game in the latest Mariner rebuilding effort. That every inning he played — and not all that well — was an inning some younger, developing player could not. Also, that every dollar the Mariners spent on him was a dollar that could not be spent on another player.
Ichiro certainly had his moments in Seattle (courtesy Rod Mar / rodmarphoto.com)
The point about playing time has some merit, but only if one believes the Mariners finally know what they're doing. But there's no guarantee that the Mariners are going to take Ichiro's $17-plus million, or whatever he might have earned in a new contract, and sprinkle it on other acquisitions. Mariner executives said Monday that they'd approached Ichiro earlier in the season about the kind of contract extension that presumably would have caused Jay Buhner to toss his cookies. Ichiro's future with the franchise therefore was not being debated by the franchise itself. What if the Japanese majority ownership simply was going to do what Japanese companies tend to do, and reward a valued employee as his sun began to set? Why all the hand wringing about a fading star continuing to take the field for a team that has been terrible for long? So what? At least the Mariners' iconic right fielder continued to attract adoring Japanese tourists to a gleaming ballpark whose attendance figures otherwise were dwindling at least as quickly as Ichiro's on-base percentage.
Many likely will see Ichiro's request for Monday's trade as his final act of selfishness, as though he decided to abandon a sinking ship. I see it as very Japanese, on the other hand, to request a trade because he felt he might hinder the Mariners' rebuilding effort, as Ichiro claims. His welling tears during the farewell press conference seemed to betray the sincerity of that claim.
Part of me suspects that majority owner Hiroshi Yamauchi, who famously has never seen his own team play in person, is the real boogeyman and Ichiro only was his proxy for the fans' resentment. I think some envisioned Yamauchi manipulating the puppet strings, Hirohito-like, as his minions mandated Ichiro's large salary, playing time and fixture in the Mariner batting order — even granting his wish to be dealt to a winning team.
I have struggled to understand what so much of Seattle (or any of it) had against Ichiro. I haven't wanted to believe that it was because he is Japanese. But even Geoff Baker, the Times' crack beat writer, recently addressed the subject in his blog for the newspaper:
"Did Ichiro being Japanese have something to do with it? It would be almost naive to think otherwise. Being Canadian, I never really understood the depth of the lingering resentment some Americans have towards Japanese people until a couple of winters ago when I read Laura Hillenbrand's outstanding Unbroken book about World War II air force bombadier Louis Zamperini's experiences in a Japanese POW camp.
"After reading the book, it all became clear to me. It doesn't in any way justify treating new Japanese generations in a hateful manner because of the sins of their elders but it gave me a new perspective on anti-Japanese sentiment in this country.
"And yeah, I do believe that some people carry that sentiment over — even subconsciously — when looking at Ichiro."
This viewpoint will be pooh-poohed by the same people who argued vociferously that "chink," which appeared in a Jeremy Lin-inspired, ESPN.com headline, is not derogatory to Chinese. But if you are of Japanese descent, you can't help but feel queasy about it all, can you?
After all, just a couple years ago, Seattle abided the return of Ken Griffey Jr., a star even more in decline than Ichiro. It was reported that Griffey fell asleep in the clubhouse during a game and, after he was benched for lack of productivity in June, 2010, he abruptly retired, not even in person, and just started driving east. Even so, Griffey has been hired by the Mariners as a consultant and continues to be embraced by fans who forget how prickly he could be during the height of his first tenure in Seattle.
Maybe people just cannot extricate Griffey from that boyish smile emanating from a pile of Mariners celebrating the run that saved the team's future in Seattle, ironically against the Yankees, in a decisive Game 5 for the ages back in 1995. Ichiro had his moments, but nothing close to that one, and he remained stoically Japanese to a fault and therefore an enigma to most.
Ichiro's Mariner career ended with a great measure of surprise the day after Bon Odori was celebrated in Seattle. The traditional Japanese summer festival honors the spirits of ancestors. Lanterns are lit at night to help those spirits find their way back home. It is a Buddhist custom with little to do with enlightenment.
Enlightenment can be reserved for more unexpected sources. A week earlier, after a street festival in Seattle's International District, I was having dinner in a well-regarded Vietnamese restaurant, sitting near a white family of six, each wearing a shirt with "Ichiro" etched on the back. I know that today they all must be feeling a little melancholy and, in an odd way, that feels comforting to me.
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6 thoughts on "Race and Ichiro's Muddled Mariner Legacy"
Brian Elsner
I enjoyed reading your perspective and applaud you for a well written piece. I agree that some people may hold this anti-Japanese sentiment, but I want you to hear why I am essentially anti-Ichiro (probably too strong of language).
Ichiro is not a good baseball player anymore. He isn't awful and certainly is ok for the Mariners, but that doesn't mean he should be back in Seattle next year. He is 38 years old. The M's need to get younger. To say that they should keep him for attendance is silly in my opinion. It has been proven in this town and across the U.S. (look at Boston), that when you win, people come. The Mariners would have a worse chance at winning with Ichiro the next couple years.
Great point about us not knowing if the M's will do anything positive with the $ and roster space now, but we have to hope they do.
In terms of Ichiro being selfish, I base it purely on my observations of his play. I recognize his not wanting to speak English in public and I respect him for that. What right do we have to ask that of him? I simply saw him as a guy who played baseball for himself first and team second. Whether that is cultural or not, it doesn't translate to helping a team win in my opinion. That is what frustrated me, especially as his skills diminished. He, like Griffey, could get away with it when he produced at a high level. .260 hitters can't afford that.
Lastly, I loved Griffey as a kid. Yet when he was still demanding things in the clubhouse but failing to produce, I was really happy when he drove off in the middle of the night. I don't believe a winning franchise keeps old, average players around for sentiment. That reeks of losers.
Thanks for listening. I believe my stance is similar to many educated baseball fans in Seattle.
-Brian Elsner
Glenn Nelson
I appreciate your comments, Brian.
I looked at Ichiro the way I look at the Space Needle. For a lot of people, it's the way they identified Seattle. I think a lot of people underestimate the impact he had on tourism, especially with the Japanese. It's almost startling how many Japanese always were at Safeco. His being with the Mariners made Seattle more of a destination for Japanese tourists. I also liked that the rest of the world knew about Seattle because of him. I know fans want to view their teams only through the prism of sports, but professional sports teams are, at their root, businesses.
It's hard for me to characterize a baseball player as being "selfish." I think the game is intrinsically individualized and each team more a collection of players than in the other major sports, football and basketball, which rely more on direct interaction between teammates. As such, I see "selfishness" in baseball in the form of cheating, taking drugs, flaunting rules and not taking care of one's self.
I'm an Asian-American from the Midwest, for whatever that's worth to this discussion. I also fall in Brian's camp of believing that Ichiro played more for himself than he did for his team. There was something Pete Rose-ish about his quest to get as many hits as possible and raise his batting average. Ichiro knew that his biggest claim to fame was the high hit totals and the impressive batting average, so when it came time to do things like draw walks, try to hit for power, or sacrifice outs to get the runner in or over, I never felt like he really was willing to do that. Google "Ichiro" and "selfish" and you'll get a few interesting hits that suggest some of his teammates didn't always appreciate Ichiro's approach at the plate.
Regarding bringing back Griffey, Griffey's case seemed a little understandable in the regard that he came back and played for a comparatively modest $2 million/season. I don't know the context of Buhner's complaint, but signing Ichiro for anything but a small contract would be a bad baseball move at this point in his career. Ichiro still plays great defense, and he still runs well, but he's bottom 20 among players who qualify for the batting title in OPS and offensive Wins Above Replacement.
I do, however, totally agree that there's a lot of ignorant, anti-Japanese sentiment lingering in this country. I don't know how many times I've seen on internet boards people complain about Jeremy Lin and make references to Pearl Harbor.
I see a LOT of similarities between the irrational hatred (and negative media spin) around Jeremy Lin, with Ichiro. There was similar-sounding hating on Yao Ming too a few years ago, or for Daisuke Matsusaka ever since he landed in Boston.
Ichiro is a 1st ballot hall of famer, one of the best players in the history of the game. The criticisms that he is somehow selfish or not worth the money, sound eerily similar to recent media spin/hate in manufacturing myths that Jeremy Lin is somehow selfish (for shooting) or chases money. Anyone who follows the truth can see how recent media has completely manufactured and spun negative myths about Jeremy Lin, when all the kid is humble, team-first, and basically naive about the vicious haters out there.
Basically, America is still really racist or prejudiced when it comes to both Asian American and Asian athletes (or icons beyond sports). There is major jealousy and resentment anytime these athletes make notable money; people are quick to jump on how they aren't worth it, or if they do get paid people are quick to downplay their actual skill and say they were only paid due to being marketing gimmicks. I am firmly convinced that a lot of these superficial criticisms, or excuses about marketing to bring in money, are all related to subtle bigotry and intolerance which still exists toward Asian males in this country.
Christopher Earle
Look, the issue is an American inability to really enter into his world. My family and I choose not to speak English in public, most of the time. We are more comfortable communicating and interacting in Chinese (although my son and I speak English with each other). For us, the decision was a conscious decision when we were told "If you speak Chinese in public, people won't like it" by an American family member. We've spoken Chinese at home for a quarter century, and see no reason to change our habits in public.
Ichiro is, in fact, one of the few heroes that my son and I have. His cool handed handling of his job, his consistent efforts, and consistent successes are precisely why he was suck a phenomenal player to watch. Like us, he refused to throw his cultural roots out to pander to a bunch of people who, no matter how carefully you explain the intricacies, will simply never "get it." There is a certain honor in being able to look at someone who is as likely to grasp the reasons and meanings behind culturally driven behavior as a firefly is likely to grasp the intricacies of a nuclear reaction.
My son and I each have one, and only one, Mariner's t-shirt. They are Ichiro #51 shirts, a number that he was initially hesitant to accept because it had been Randy Johnson's number. He hesitated because he didn't want to "bring shame" to the uniform. And, as his career begins to fade, he didn't want to go out in a similar way to Griffey, Jr..
To us, he is, and will always be, among our favorite Mariners. I thank him deeply for his honorable exit, especially since he may well be able to achieve a personal goal in the process. He is a Seattle icon, a baseball Space Needle. For us, although he is playing for the Yankees, he is still a Mariner, and will always be welcome in our view, whether as a mariner, so a man simply walking down the street.
As to the issues in Seattle of anti-Asian racism, they are very real. Whether it is the Montessori school who increases teacher requirements to "University Level Writing Skills" when an applicant is Chinese to the mocking of Asian accents and languages, it is very real and very present. However, compared to many other parts of the country, racism here is very manageable..
If I were to ever see Ichiro in a restaurant, I'd insist on paying his bill. Buhner? Who? Never heard of the guy…
Honestly, I was soo happy when ichiro went to the Yankees, because then he can go somewhere where he's actually appreciated. I was so disappointed hearing so many fans calling him a joke, just a singles hitter, etc. His numbers were unbelievable, and he scored runs, in a place where no one else did consistently. I hope he continues to do well for ny and sticks it to all the haters in Seattle. It's just like the Hasselbeck haters for seahawks, didn't matter what they did, people hated them. So f Seattle fans, no wonder the country hate seattle teams. It's sad, we're a long way from ever winning a baseball or football championship.
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Ozuna Gets a Day
For just the second time this season, Marcell Ozuna will not be in the St. Louis Cardinals lineup. Rookie Tyler O'Neill will get the start in left field and bat cleanup as Mike Matheny is giving Ozuna a break in today's series finale against Philadelphia.
"It's amazing how team-oriented this guy is," complimented Matheny, who shared the slugger understood why he was being given a day. "He's just kind of verbalizing everything that's going through his mind–how badly he wants to come through in those situations. He knows that he will, but also realizing it's more about a day of getting his mind right. And then he was quick to say 'I'm going to come in late in that game and do something big' so it wasn't just this day I'm just shutting everything down. He's unique in a lot of ways. But just in general, he knows he's going to be that guy. He's not stepping down from anything, just taking a day and hoping that somebody else comes in there and does something great."
Ozuna is hitless in his last 22 at-bats.
"He's wired a lot like a Waino," compared Mike Matheny. "He's perpetually optimistic, which we love to have around here. I think it's a great personal trait, period. But to know that he's seeing the ball well, I'd say that's something to build on for any of our guys. You can tell when they're just not picking it up. There've been some times when you can tell, he's close."
Last season, the longest drought Ozuna went through was an 0-9 stretch. And despite some recent ground outs with runners in scoring position, has told Matheny that he believes his swing is close getting back to where it needs to be."
"He's had enough success in this league to know what that should feel like," said Matheny. "It all comes down to the feel. We can show him mechanically this or that, but until something clicks for him–like you're watching Matt Carpenter do right now. He found that feel. He said, 'I'm close, I sense I'm almost there'. You start to hear that from an Ozuna, get those at the same time, throw Dexter in that mix and that's going to be a pretty powerful combination."
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–After throwing just six pitches in his rehab appearance last night with Springfield (AA), Tyler Lyons shared he will have another outing with the Double-A club in their game tomorrow morning. Lyons saw limited action in part to Alex Reyes–who struck out a Springfield record 13 hitters in 7.2 innings during his own rehab appearance. "Electric, unhittable," described Lyons of how Reyes looked.
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Q: AngularJs Ng-Modal - Enable scroll bar I'm using AngularJs and ngModal plugin (https://github.com/adamalbrecht/ngModal) in my project. When the Modal is shown, it disables the browser scroll bar. How do I enable it in the instance it is shown?
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Jack Reynolds Gettinger
Jack Reynolds Gettinger, 81, of Yorktown, passed away on Tuesday, August 27, 2019 at IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital.
Jack was born on February 20, 1938 in Portland, Indiana to the late Arlo and Mabel (Jessup) Gettinger. He graduated from Portland High School in 1956. In 1955 He joined the Marsh Supermarkets' stock crew in Portland. He was assistant store manager in Van Wert, Ohio, store manager in Huntington, and store manager in Lafayette before moving to Yorktown in 1979 as grocery buyer. Due to ill health he retired in 1998 from Marsh Supermarkets, and for a few years, drove part-time for Enterprise in Muncie. Jack attended Forest Park Church of the Nazarene. He always enjoyed golfing and taking long drives through the countryside with his family, friends, or his dog scooter.
Jack is survived by his wife of 57 years, Suzanne (Wirts) Gettinger; a son, Jack Gettinger II of Yorktown; a daughter, Jill Wilson (James Sanders) of Yorktown; a grandson, Nathaniel Wilson of Muncie; two sisters, Wanda Brochin (Al) of Troy, OH and Dixie Amstutz of Decatur; and several nieces and nephews.
Jack was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, William and Robert Gettinger; and two sisters, Phyllis Horstman and Judith Ledbetter.
A funeral service to celebrate Jack's life will be held at 1:00 PM Saturday, August 31, 2019 at Gant Funeral Homes – Yorktown Chapel, 2215 S. Broadway St. in Yorktown. Pastor David Delk will officiate. Burial will follow in Hawk Cemetery.
Family and friends may call from 11:00 AM until 1:00 PM Saturday at Gant Funeral Homes – Yorktown Chapel.
The family wishes to extend a special thank you to Dr. John Peterson who guided and encouraged Jack through many health issues during the past twenty-some years.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be given to Forest Park Church of the Nazarene, 2105 W. Memorial Dr., Muncie, IN 47302 or to a charity of the donor's choice in memory of Jack.
Share a memory of Jack and leave your condolences at www.gantfuneralhomes.com
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If by mixing works from different periods and media the curators of Boston's Museum of Fine Arts exhibit Goya: Order and Disorder strived for their viewers to appreciate the artist's versatility, their efforts have surpassed their mark.
With 170 paintings, prints, and drawings occupying eight thematically categorized rooms, the display is diverse and comprehensive. In fact, the exhibit showcases Francisco Goya's range of traditional court portraiture, whimsical prints, and etchings depicting the devastating effects of war so expertly that it makes you wonder how such multifacetedness can stem from one artist.
In the first room, themed "Goya Looks at Himself," the viewer is met with a number of self-portraits. While the dominant centerpiece is "The Family of the Infante Don Luis," where Goya inserts himself painting, working to capture the royal family on canvas, it is the more modest self-portrait painted in 1815 which beckons attention.
The painting is cast in tones of black, white, and muted burgundy, depicting Goya as an aging man not seemingly concerned with his audience. His gaze points inward, as the absorbed eyes reveal a man who has been witness to and participant of life's hardships.
The painting is a stark contrast to the younger, self-conscious Goya costumed in a short jacket, tight trousers, and hat, staring directly at the viewer in "Self-Portrait while Painting" (1795). Also on display is a sketch "The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters Caprichos 43" (1997-99), where owls and bats, among other creatures, hover, encircling the sleeping artist. Compositely, the works offer glimpses into Goya as a court painter, a solitary artist, an afflicted man, and a slumberer haunted by the darkness of imagination.
While the Life Studies theme contains a number of light hearted etchings and paintings depicting relationships, such as The Parasol, the main attraction is Goya's monumental but savage "Time (Old Women)" (1810-12).
Two grotesquely corpse-like women attired in the fashionable dresses of the day sit awkwardly on wooden chairs beneath a powerfully suspended Time with his poised to sweep broom. One of them holds a program inked with "Que tal?" translating to "How are things?" It may have been Goya's intent to unveil the old women's vanity, but the painting for me only evoked revulsion toward the artist, for the rendering seemed devoid of any compassion.
In "Play and Prey," three variations of a tapestry titled Straw Mannequin (1791-93) depict four women tossing a male mannequin in a blanket. The expressions on the women's faces are intriguing, as they are not of glee, but more of placidness. The mannequin's cranked neck casts an ominious shadow on an otherwise playful, bucolic scene. As indicated by the theme, the male mannequin must be symbolic of prey with which the women play, although the tapestry commissioned by King Charles IV was requested to be rural and jocose.
Also in the display are oil paintings of men hunting (a favorite pastime of Goya) and bullfighting.
More depiction of bullfighting can be seen in the section called In the Balance as well where "The Agility and Audacity of Juanito Apinani in the Ring at Madrid" (1815-1816) print of a matador holding on to a vault is poised in the air atop a charging bull is displayed.
The works in this category are meant to explore balance and imbalance, politically, socially, and physically, for Goya struggled with deafness (he lost his hearing after an undetermined illness at 47), dizzy spells, and various other ailments throughout his life.
The last two sections Other Worlds, Other States, focusing on spiritual explorations, lunacy, sanity, abuses of church, and superstition, and Capturing History, depicting horrors of war, are where Goya's most intriguing work is amassed.
Although Goya considered himself foremost a painter, his imagination was most fluid in his sketches. Most mesmerizing is the wall dedicated to etchings and aquatints titled "Disasters of War" (1810-20). With impassioned determination and an unflinching eye, Goya captures what today would a photojournalist entrenched in war. Although he combines reality and imagination in his work, the devastation the sketches convey could belong to any area where masses are tortured and slaughtered.
One of the last paintings in the exhibit included in the theme Solo Goya is Self-portrait with Doctor Arrieta with the inscription: "Goya, in gratitude to his friend Arrieta: for the compassion and care with which he saved his life during the acute and dangerous illness he suffered towards the end of the year 1819 in his seventy-third year. He painted it in 1820."
Although the work was created as a gift in gratitude to his friend and not a memento mori, it is difficult to dismiss a fixed image for posterity in its depiction.
Prior to the portrait, Goya had been commissioned to paint another painting, also on display in the room, "The Last Communion of San José de Calasanz," where one cannot help note similarities in both rendering of the theme and use of color.
Both contain a savior and saved, as shadowy crowds lurk in the background; both are painted in dark, somber hues with a splash of red. However, while one was a commissioned work of a dead saint, the other was a work to honor a living doctor, as well as Goya's revival.
While in theory the painting was meant to feature Dr. Arietta, the eye is drawn to Goya's face looking up at the heavens, clutching on to the red cloth for life, and not Arietta's diligent, kind, and yet somewhat unfocused gaze.
If there is any gripe to be had it's with the way the exhibit's artwork is organized. Although I can theoretically appreciate the purpose of this reshuffled retrospective, on a visceral level, the choice in ordering Goya's work left me with mild vertigo.
The sequence of various mediums and subjects and questionably placed pieces (an oil still life of fruit next to a sketch from the Peninsular War) left me wondering: Was this sort of organization another emblem of our times, the era of content broken up by continual bursts of variety to keep one's attention on point?
To an extent, it was. And it was effective, as it made the passage from one wall to another, one room to the next, unpredictable and exciting. But although I left the exhibit with a far greater knowledge and curiosity about Goya, the exhibit, in turn, left me with an uncomfortably scattered impression of his life's work.
Goya: Order and Disorder, now – Jan 19, 2015
http://www.mfa.org/exhibitions/goya
All images courtesy of Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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