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__label__wiki	0.766284	0.766284	Team:SJTU-BioX-Shanghai/Consideration/human4 Revision as of 01:21, 27 October 2012 by Helin (Talk \| contribs) Human Practice Overview of BioCraft College View Edutainment on Campus Celebrity Interview We learn wisdom not only from study, but also inheritance. We interviewed with several celebrities who have been leader figures in different walks of life, listening to their stories about sweats and tears on the road to success. They also shared with us their opinions about Synthetic Biology and iGEM, showing great interests and supports. We believe such activities will attract more and more students to delve into the world of Synthetic Biology. Interview with Mr. Frank Yih One of the important prospects of BioCraft is to alleviate social problems through the power of science. We believe in that there seems scarcely any limit to what could be done in the way of producing a good world, if only men would use science wisely, just as Russell said. We are eager to know how to use science wisely and clearly keeping ourselves in the lab and working behind closed door helps nothing. So we decided to seek for answers by going out, obtaining advice from the sagacious predecessors and doing some social work first to understand what is in need and what can be done by us. About HuaQiao Foundation Fig.1 :The Logo of HuaQiao Foundation HuaQiao is a Hong Kong registered non-profit organization which helped the poor with offices in Hong Kong, Shanghai and others parts of world. It is founded by a group of committed, hands-on, and project-oriented professionals, many of whom are Rotarians living in China and the U.S.. The term HuaQiao is the English transliteration of two Chinese words meaning "China Bridge." It is also a homonym for "Overseas Chinese." HuaQiao believes strongly in the application of good business ethics and full accountability and transparency to charitable projects. HuaQiao has no paid executives. 100% of the donations will go directly into programs. About Mr. Frank Yih, the Chairman of HQF Fig.2 :Mr Yih relaxes on the balcony of O’Malley’s, which occupies the building where he lived 60 years ago Mr. Frank Yih was born in Shanghai and received advanced education in the UK and the USA. He pioneered the semiconductor industry in Southeast Asia after making first integrated circuits in Silicon Valley in 1962. In 1992, he started to build Asionics Hi-Tech Center in Shanghai and founded Rotary Club of Shanghai in 1995. In 2004, he founded HuaQiao Foundation, and devoted himself to charitable work helping the poor. Frank is the winner of Rotary International “Service Above Self” Award in China. The Interview Process On Sep 21st, we had the honor to pay a visit to the Shanghai office site of HuaQiao Foundation and interviewed the chairman of HQF, Mr. Frank Yih. HQF Shanghai site is located on the 9th floor of Asionics Techonology Building which Frank built twenty years ago. Although the place is kind of age-old, the whole space is very tidy and bright with a bunch of young people busy doing office stuff. Then we learnt that among the staff some are volunteers in their part time. We finally met Frank in his commodious but simply decorated office and had an interview of about 30 minutes. He shared with us his charitable concept and rich experience in social service. His valuable suggestions for future development of BioCraft and appreciation for our ideolofical concept encouraged us to stick to our belief and put it into practice. (The Interview transcript can be downloaded here. Media:12SJTU_Intervier_with_Frank_Yih.pdf‎) After the interview, Mr. Yih introduced us to Ms Veronique Qin who’s in charge of Medical&Health projects of HQF and two other student volunteers from Shanghai International Studies University. We discussed the future cooperation plan and agreed on making joint efforts to realize our ideal. Fig.3 : Mr. Frank Yih is having a discussion session in his office with the founder of BioCraft Rui Xi(Sherry Xi) together with two stuff in HQF and other student volunteers Interview with Dr. Oliver Smithies Nothing seems more sublime in the eyes of scientific researchers than Nobel Prize because the winners are always those who have done the greatest contributions to mankind and represent the highest level in their own field. Members of BioCraft were very honored to have a valuable opportunity to be invited to the Round Table discussion with Dr. Oliver Smithies, the Nobel Prize winner in Medicine or Physiology in 2007 hold by Astrazeneca Nobel Medicine Initiative. The conversation was very enlightening and we got really important advice from such a great master in Molecular Biology. About Dr. Oliver Smithies Fig.4 :Dr. Oliver Smithies Oliver Smithies (born June 23, 1925) is a British-born American geneticist and Nobel laureate, credited with the invention of gel electrophoresis in 1955, and the simultaneous discovery, with Mario Capecchi and Martin Evans, of the technique of homologous recombination of transgenic DNA with genomic DNA, a much more reliable method of altering animal genomes than previously used, and the technique behind gene targeting and knockout mice. On October 8, 2007, Smithies was announced as co-winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine with Mario Capecchi of the University of Utah and Martin Evans of Cardiff University "for their discoveries of principles for introducing specific gene modifications in mice by the use of embryonic stem cells." Smithies is the first full professor at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill to receive a Nobel Prize. 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__label__cc	0.707107	0.292893	Jerry Moriarty's Jack Survives - Now in store! Jerry Moriarty's Jack Survives was originally published in the eighties in Art Spiegelman's groundbreaking magazine RAW. The complete series is now compiled in a just-released, must-have, big hardcover book, thanks to Buenaventura Press. Most stories/anecdotes hold on a single page and benefit substantially from Jack's retort and general discontentment with the everyday life. The dialogues are minimal and low-spirited, i.e. very funny. Jack Survives shines with raw (get it?) sarcastic playfulness, dry and gritty humour, earnest lines and a remarkable sense of timing. It is also note-worthy that the pages are scanned as to put forward the traces of erased drawing that didn't make it in the printed pages of RAW. PS: This book features awesome full-page ball-point studies and gorgeous color versions of some of the comics. It also begins with introductions by Art Spiegelman and Chris Ware, so laudatory that it left me a bit teary-eyed.	cc/2021-04/en_middle_0006.json.gz/line2
__label__cc	0.733614	0.266386	Facts You Should Know Before Watching. - NDTV Gadgets 360. Wolf Moon is the band that grew out of rock duo Lethbridge Owen. Founded by songwriter and virtuoso guitarist Jimmy Owen and gifted vocalist Kelly Lethbridge, the band have since attracted some of the UK's most respected performers into its ranks, including the inimitable Eric Stams on drums, Noah Nelson on bass and Steve Allsworth on guitar as its powerhouse rhythm section. The centrality of. Live Moon Webcam brought to you by the Japanese SELENE lunar Orbiter spacecraft also known as Kaguya. This video stream allows you to see the contrast between the bright and dark areas of the lunar surface, full of impact craters, hills and depressions, as well as the Earth rising above the horizon of the Moon. This was what Neil Armstrong saw when he stepped onto the Moon surface, in 1969. First full moon of 2020 is called 'the Wolf Moon' and it. The 'Wolf Moon eclipse' will be the first of four penumbral lunar eclipses expected in 2020. It isn't an event to get particularly excited about since the Moon will only partially fall under Earth.NASA.gov brings you the latest images, videos and news from America's space agency. Get the latest updates on NASA missions, watch NASA TV live, and learn about our quest to reveal the unknown and benefit all humankind.Under the emo moonbeams of this Cancer full moon lunar eclipse, the floodgates may burst open. by The AstroTwins. Our prediction for the Cancer full moon lunar eclipse: There’s going to be a whole lotta howling going on (it’s also a Wolf Moon). Go with it! Unleash buried feelings and connect to the most sentimental, sensitive sides of. Weather permitting, those gazing up at the skies will witness a penumbral lunar eclipse when the Moon passes through the Earth’s shadow, The phenomenon, which will begin at 17:00 GMT and is expected to end at around 21:00, will see the Moon move into Earth’s penumbra, or outer shadow, causing the Earth’s natural satellite to look darker than normal.Wolf Moon Live Wallpaper! Wolf Moon, Animal App ! High Quality ! The gray wolf is the second most specialised member of the genus Canis, after the Ethiopian wolf, as demonstrated by its morphological adaptations to hunting large prey, its more gregarious nature, and its highly advanced expressive behavior. Wallpapers in High Definition ! The best application, small and fast. Not crash. Use. Link this view: View Moon with Google Earth: About: Loading Moon Maps. The Wolf Moon lunar eclipse will occur on January 10 at night. It will start at 10:37 pm on January 10 and will last till 2:42 am IST on January 11th. It is 4 hours and 5 minutes long which gives. Wolf Facts. When you think of a wolf, one of the first things that probably comes to mind is their loud howl at a full moon. While wolves are known for howling to communicate with each other, it might not be in front of a giant full moon, like the cartoons tell us!. Keep reading to find out more facts about wolves. Luna: Wolf Moon is a 2017 science fiction novel by British author Ian McDonald. The sequel to Luna: New Moon (2015), it explores the aftermath of the Corta family's destruction at the hands of their enemies on the Moon as the survivors seek salvation and revenge. The novel was released in the UK on 23 March 2017, and in the US on 28 March 2017. Setting. In the future, a near feudal colony has. Wolf and Moon Live Wallpaper brings mystical atmosphere to your smartphone screen! Stunning HD pictures of full moon above beautiful landscapes will leave you breathless. Prepare for a unique. A full 'wolf' moon coinciding with a penumbral lunar eclipse will appear in the sky on Friday, January 10. While it will not be visible from the U.S., viewers can watch the event online via. Regardless of where the name Wolf Moon comes from; wolves howl to communicate over long distances both in North America and in Europe. It is a way of saying “here I am” to the rest of the pack or “stay away” to intruders. During the denning season in spring and early summer, wolves only howl to pack mates. As the late summer moves towards fall, wolves call more and more to neighbors. January’s “Wolf Moon” was named by both Europeans and Native Americans because of the lupine howling which haunted the midwinter. There are three more penumbral lunar eclipse's to come in. A 'wolf moon' eclipse is howling at our door: Here's what that means. A particular kind of lunar eclipse is in store for Jan. 10, but only for certain parts of the world. A total lunar eclipse took place in the UK in the early hours of 21 January 2019. The eclipse happened during the first full moon of the year, earning it the nickname 'Super Wolf Blood Moon'. Royal Observatory Greenwich broadcast a live stream of the total eclipse via Facebook. Watch the video back below. Watch the January 2019 total lunar eclipse. Occurring as the product of three different phenomena: it was a supermoon, a Wolf Moon and a blood moon. Next year, the night of the Wolf Moon will also see a penumbral lunar eclipse take place. 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With their emotionally strong live performances and their authentic behavior, the band is not only predestined for traveling the world with their music. But also they accompany us on our trips with an inspiring, miraculous and powerful sound. In January, amid the cold and deep snows of midwinter, the wolf packs howled hungrily outside Native American villages. Thus, the villagers began calling January’s full moon the Wolf Moon. Wolf Moon Name Variations. The Wolf Moon was sometimes referred to as the Old Moon or the Moon After Yule. Some tribes called January’s full moon the Snow Moon, but most tribes applied that name to.	cc/2021-04/en_middle_0006.json.gz/line3
__label__wiki	0.577087	0.577087	Georgia`s virus-infected case rate reaches 40 persons, and number of infection cases has reduced November 24, Fineko/abc.az. There is a partial decrease in the number of infections in Georgia compared with the previous day. ABC.AZ reports that 3,128 new infections have been detected across the country in the past 24 hours. A total of 1,051 people died, including 39 people over the past day. Of the patients receiving treatment for this virus, 3,045 people recovered. Thus, the total number of people diagnosed with coronavirus in the country has reached 111,818. Of them, 92,215 people fully recovered. Currently, there are 6,192 people in quarantine across the country. During the day 349 new cases of coronavirus infection were registered in Azerbaijan The latest quarantine restrictions in Azerbaijan have given a good result Rate of new coronavirus cases decreased in Georgia Georgia has detected 1,177 new cases of infection in the last 24 hours Georgia records 1,357 coronavirus-diagnosed cases for past day Over the past 24 hours 1,357 new cases of infection were detected in Georgia Incidence of coronavirus rapidly decreases in Azerbaijan The percentage of infection among people who have passed tests for coronavirus has significantly decreased in Azerbaijan Statistics of the day: 474 new infection cases detected in Azerbaijan To date, 474 new cases of coronavirus infection have been registered in Azerbaijan Russia to start vaccination from next week The mass vaccination, which has already begun in a number of countries, is starting in Russia as well Rate of infected persons in Georgia has grown again, exceeding 1,600 cases Georgia has detected 1,618 new cases of infection for the past 24 hours Georgia registered 1,857 corona-diagnosed cases for past day Over the past 24 hours Georgia has recorded 1,857 new cases of coronavirus infection. WHO calls on to vaccinate at-risk groups in next 100 days The vaccination of health workers and high-risk population should be launched in all countries of the world within the next 100 days	cc/2021-04/en_middle_0006.json.gz/line4
__label__cc	0.514374	0.485626	Research & Engineering Geomachanics BakhtarRadar IED Detection WMD Detection Low Power EM Sensors Weapons – Subsurface Structures Interaction Explosive Safety & Quantity-Distance Oil & Gas – Mineral Exploration Bakhtar Medical Imaging (BMI) Bakhtar Research and Engineering, LLC Working for the greater good of the nation EXPLORATION METHODS Visible surface features such as oil seeps, natural gas seeps, pockmarks (underwater craters caused by escaping gas) provide basic evidence of hydrocarbon generation. However, most exploration methods depend on highly sophisticated technology to detect and determine the extent of these deposits using exploration geophysics. Areas thought to contain hydrocarbons are initially subjected to a gravity survey, magnetic survey or regional seismic reflection surveys to detect large scale features of the sub-surface geology. Features of interest (known as leads) are subjected to more detailed seismic surveys which work on the principle of the time it takes for reflected sound waves to travel through matter (rock) of varying densities and using the process of depth conversion to create a profile of the substructure. Finally, when a prospect has been identified and evaluated and passes the oil company’s selection criteria exploration well is drilled in an attempt to conclusively determine the presence or absence of oil or gas. Oil exploration is an expensive, high-risk operation. Very large corporations or national governments generally undertake offshore and remote area exploration. Typical Shallow shelf oil wells (e.g. North sea) cost $10 – 40 Million, while deep water wells can cost up to USD$100 million plus. Hundreds of smaller companies search for onshore hydrocarbon deposits worldwide, with some wells costing as little as $200,000 USD. BakhtarRadar Forced-Resonance Imaging (FRI) is a novel technique for oil/gas exploration in land and marine environments. It uses the BakhtarRadar platform designed based on Radar principle in which the electromagnetic energy is forced-resonated at an extremely low-power (below 10 dBm) using a pair of specially designed “forced resonating” (FR) “dipole” and “horn” antennae onto a geologic formation (land, frozen ground and ocean including sea-floor). The low-power EM energy is transmitted via FR dipole/horn antennae in “reflection” mode in which transmitter and receiver are located on one side of the test bed during interrogation. Test area interrogation is done by antennae traversing on a moving platform at a constant speed. An integrated “differential” global positioning system (GPS) enables tracking of the search area with respect to a fixed reference point (RP). The transmit antenna force-resonate the energy onto the ground/water/seabed and backscattered signal from various layers along the path is collected by the receiving antenna. Energy transmission is done through a pre-programmed number of discrete frequency steps having duration (dwelling time) at the order of 0.005 to 0.002 seconds at each step within a selected frequency band of operation in MHz regime. The detection concept is based on detecting the absorption of energy in the transmitted signal at the frequency emission spectral bands – quantum emission bands — of energy of the hydrocarbons as detected in the signal acquired by the receive antenna. The Bakhtar Associates uses transmit and receive antennas that are impedance matched to the near/far field. The transmitter and receiver are low noise designs enabling the energy transmission loss due to the energy absorbed by the hydrocarbons to be detected using signal processing on the received signal. The detection concept is anticipated to have an effective range, due to its low power transmit power levels and noise limiting in transmit and receive system at the order of 3500 meters. In a single transmitted sequence or trace of 51 or 201 frequency steps, within a selected frequency band of operation (MHz) in 0.6 second, the transmitted energy intercepts the suspect hydrocarbon reservoir in the antenna field of view. If a hydrocarbon layer is present the oil/gas selectively absorbs the energy at the quantum emission frequency bands associated with that reservoir (oil/gas). The absorption is such that the magnitude intensity of received signal in a single trace on the target reservoir is less, on average that the signal received with no oil/gas present. The difference is discern in the signal processing through application of either “linear” or “exponential” Scale Factor and Bakhtar Statistical Trace-per-Screen Discriminator (BSTSD) filter. BakhtarRadar provides a portable, cost effective, user friendly and autonomous device for oil and gas exploration. The “simplified” ground and sea borne versions of BakhtarRadar hardware configurations are shown in Figures 1 to 5. BakhtarRadar has promise not only be the most economical but best alternative to seismic survey which is used as the final stage to create a profile of the substructure associated with an oil/gas reservoir. The size of the forced resonating dipole antennae is directly proportional to the required depth of detection. Depth conversion is done through initial EM characterization of a potential site. For ocean interrogation, it is best to submerge the antennae at a fraction of the averaged wavelength as shown in Figure 5. Deployment of a command ship with unmanned (UAV) submarine for pulling antennae close to the sea floor may prove to be the best approach for oil/gas exploration far below cap rock in the ocean. This scenario is illustrated schematically in Figure 5. A 4 page note attached to this document highlights technical issues that should be discussed with interested parties for oil/gas exploration using BakhtarRadar “forced-resonance imaging” (BFRI) technique. The most significant aspect of BakhtarRadar oil/gas exploration technique is the ability to “force-resonate” (FR) EM energy at extremely low-power onto the heterogeneous and anisotropic geologic formation. Forced-resonating the energy allows separation of the return signal from noise floor in a detectable manner at enhanced signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio. The detection depth can be controlled by adjusting the width of operating frequency band without compromising resolution in MHz regime. In recent tests observed by scientists and geophysicists the ability of BakhtarRadar with forced-resonating antennae to overcome skin-depth and Faraday’s cage effects was clearly demonstrated. This contradictory finding was demonstrated to the scientists through laboratory experiments simulating depth below cap rock at the order of several kilometers. The test bed consisted of 1-m3 completely sealed lead box containing 3.5% salt saturated sand. Resistive and conductive materials were introduced inside the sealed lead box and successfully detected and discriminated using BakhtarRadar with FR horn antennae under “transmission” and “reflection” modes (Figures 6 and 7). The Bakhtar radiators (dipole and horn Antennae) are of “forced-resonating” design invented by the founder of Bakhtar Associates. They have the ability to radiate into any geologic formation and allow the return portion of reflected energy to discern for detection and discrimination. The depth of penetration is controlled by adjusting the frequency band of operation and intermediate frequency (IF) selected for internal processing of received signal in frequency domain. Post deign, each antennae is electromagnetically hardened and environmentally sealed to meet any adverse field conditions to which they are subjected. Operation under submerged conditions would require antennae to be adapted to the deployed platforms that include command ships or submarines as depicted in Figure 5. Objectives of such operations are achieved through evaluation of the available or proposed platform and provision for attaching the radiators to the moving platform through flexible or semi-rigid links dragging the antennae at a certain depth in the ocean or on the sea-floor. It is important to remove any slacks from the connecting links allowing antennae movement at constant speed within a depth of water or on ocean floor. Frozen ground interrogation is conducted by dragging the large forced-resonating dipole antennae via a motorized platform as depicted schematically in Figure 8. Dipole antennae circuitry is mounted on a polyethylene skid to enable overcoming asperities and surface roughness along the travel path. Deployment of a GPS unit at the center of the dipole antennae assembly enables location tracking as well as facilitating superposition of interrogated area on the GIS maps. It is envisaged that frozen ground interrogation is by far the best application of the BakhtarRadar for oil/gas exploration. Figure 1 – Simplified Line Diagram of BakhtarRadar Figure 2 – Ground Based BakhtarRadar for Subsurface Exploration Figure 3 – Schematic Representation of BakhtarRadar Configuration for Sea-Floor Interrogation Figure 4 – Sea Borne BakhtarRadar for Submerged Exploration Figure 5 – Schematic Illustration of Ocean and Sea-Floor Interrogation by Submerging Bakhtar Forced Resonating (FR) Antennae at Fractions of Operating Wavelength Figure 6 – Section through a Double Shielded Sealed Aluminium-Lead Container Used for Marine Environment Simulation (Bakhtar, 2007) (a) Transmission Mode (b) Reflection Mode Figure 7 – Sealed Aluminium-Lead Container Test Configurations Figure 8 – Schematic Illustration of Frozen Ground Interrogation Using BakhtarRadar with Forced-Resonating Antennae and an Integrated GPS Unit Working for the greater good of the nation \| ADMIN	cc/2021-04/en_middle_0006.json.gz/line6
__label__cc	0.505381	0.494619	Арт-процесс Ярмарки и биеннале Новости архитектуры Музеи и культурные центры Архобъекты Общественное пространство Kалендарь Билефельд Вайль-на-Рейне Кейптуан Клеман Кожитор: «Я не был уверен, что Белютин и его жена реально существуют» Елена Сальмистраро: «Мой дизайн — как из детской сказки» Евгений Асс: «Лучше один уродливый дом в Подмосковье, чем на Большой Никитской» Марсель Вандерс: «Я горжусь, когда мой дизайн не могут датировать» Популярные теги: художники,дизайнеры,архитекторы,графика,Марсель Вандерс 6 Facts about Georgy Nissky, the artist who drew time Valentina Vasileva: “Collectors feel comfortable in a private setting” Top-20 most anticipated exhibitions in Moscow and St. Petersburg this fall Le Salon,artfair ARTANDHOUSES The opening of the exhibition season this autumn is rich in events in both capitals. ARTANDHOUSES has selected the most interesting exhibitions that are worth a visit. The Leiden collection. The age of Rembrandt and Vermeer The State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, 5th September — 13th January 2019 www.hermitage.ru/en This fantastic exhibition of a private American collection of the Kaplans was already hosted in Moscow by the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts this year. It has now moved to the Hermitage. The works of Rembrandt, Lievens and other Flemish and Dutch masters of the golden age will be complemented by works from the main Russian museum’s own collection. Jan Lievens «Boy in a Cape and Turban (Portrait of Prince Rupert of the Palatinate)», circa 1631 The Leiden collection, New-York Bulgari. Tribute to Femininity. Magnificent Roman Jewels Moscow Kremlin Museums, 7th September — 13th January 2019 www.kreml.ru Jewels compliment the Kremlin’s still quite modest exhibition halls. The intimate surroundings can provide the perfect light around each miniature piece, and multimedia installations, if required. This season’s monographic exhibition is dedicated to Rome-based Bulgari, celebrating the famous house’s 130th anniversary. Diamond, emerald and sapphire cascades that once belonged to movie divas from all over world as well as vintage jewels, created back in the late XIX century when the house was founded, will ‘warm’ the visitors until mid-winter. Necklace, Bulgari, 1969 Bulgari Heritage collection Ilya and Emilia Kabakov. Not Everyone Will Be Taken Into The Future Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, 7th September — 13th January 1919 www.tretyakovgallery.ru If the Leiden Collection travelled from Moscow to St. Petersburg, the exhibition of these conceptualist artists has the opposite story. It arrived at the Tretyakov gallery from the Hermitage. Some grand scale installations, depicting the soviet way of life and telling the stories of made-up heroes, will occupy the space of the New Tretyakov Gallery. Ilya and Emilia Kabakov Installation «His Life’s Objects», 2005. Private Collection © Ilya and Emilia Kabakov The Fabric of Felicity Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow, 12th September — 27th January 2019 www.garagemca.org How do people today perceive that someone belongs to a social group, to a trade, and in general, how do they define the level of conformity of a stranger? Yes, they judge by dress. Just as they did a hundred years ago when a philosopher and sociologist Georg Simmel wrote his essay called ‘Fashion’ that became one of the starting points in preparing this exhibition. Curators aim to track the history of outfits that put people in various professional and social groups with the works of about 40 artists from all the continents, from Lyubov Popova to Kader Attia. Ati-Patra-Ruga «The Night of Long Knives, № 1», 2013. Photo: Heiden Phipps Provided by the artists and WHATIFTHEWORLD gallery, Cape town Expressionism in Russian art The State Russian Museum, Saint-Petersburg, 20th September — 19th November www.rusmuseum.ru This exhibition is part of series dedicated to different trends in Russian art in the early XX century. The museum has already displayed Russian impressionism and symbolism; it now is expressionism’s turn with such bold artists as Kandinsky, Chagall, Filonov, Larionov, Grigoriev and tens of others. Natalia Goncharova, «Washerwomen», 1911 Jim Dine. From the collection of the Pompidou Center Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow, 14th September — 11th November www.mamm-mdf.ru In 1962, together with Warhol, Roy Lichtenshtein and other artists, Dine participated in a legendary exhibition ‘New painting of common objects’ when American pop-art was first presented to the public. Ever since he’s been considered to be one of the founding fathers of pop art, together with fellow American artists and their British colleagues. Dine didn’t stay true to a particular style or a certain manner. He has been creating very different things that will be presented as a mini-retrospective in Moscow. Jim Dine, «Prince», 2008 Collection Centre Pompidou, Paris. Musée national d’art moderne — Centre de création industrielle (c) Centre Pompidou, MNAM-CCI/Audrey Laurans/Dist Contours of the Global Age Schusev State Museum of Architecture , Moscow, 14th September — 13th November www.muar.ru Next year will mark the 120th anniversary of probably the most important soviet realist Alexander Deineka. His exhibitions are already a hit. The Schusev Museum of Architecture starts celebrating in advance by opening the exposition of his graphics that are just as bold as his striking paintings. The exhibition will follow a retrospective approach – and even the painter’s childhood drawings will be presented. Alexander Deineka, «Female portrait», 1950s Shepard Fairey. Force Majeure Moscow Museum of Modern Art, 19th September — 4th November www.mmoma.ru Graffiti artist, designer, print artist and a caricaturist, Fairey seems to have worked in all creative industries. He even turned to politics – one of his most recognizable recent works was the Barak Obama ‘Hope’ poster, made in his signature pop-art style. These exact portraits made him world famous and they are the core of MMOMA exhibition. Shepard Fairey, «Golden Future», 2018 Mikhail Larionov Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, 19th September — 20th January 2019 Natalya Goncharova’s monographic exhibition was the Tretyakov Gallery’s tour de force in 2013-2014. Her husband seemed to have been left behind in that exhibition and in other displays of avant-garde art later on. The Tretyakov Gallery seems to be filling a certain gap by presenting the biggest retrospective exhibition of over 500 pieces from Russian museums, Tate Britain, Paris Pompidou Center and Ludwig Museum in Cologne. Mikhail Larionov, «The Cockerel. A Rayonist Study», 1921 Tretyakov Gallery You Are Looking at Something That Never Occurred. From Zabludowicz Collection The British private collection of Poju and Anita Zabludowicz is already known across the world. They exhibited their works in museums back in late XX century and later opened their own museum in a protestant chapel in London. They bring to Moscow a smaller part of their photography collection, which will include works of such classic masters as Cindy Sherman, Richard Prince, Andreas Gursky, Jeff Wall and others. Andreas Gursky, «Chicago Board of Trade II», 1999 © Andreas Gursky, Buld-Kunst, РАО, 2018 Nissky. Horizon The Institute of Russian Realist Art (IRRA), Moscow, 14th September — 27th January 2019 www.rusrealart.ru Soviet painter Georgy Nissky is probably one of the favorites of IRRA owner Alexey Ananyev, who paid almost $3m for his work “Over the snowy fields” at Sotheby’s. Nissky’s name is a regular reference point in collectors’ interviews and his current impressive museum retrospective as well as an amazing monographic album dedicated to the artist are a logical continuation of this admiration. The exhibition presents works collected from 23 museums and over 50 museums participated in the creation of the exhibition catalogue. Georgy Nissky, «En route», 1958-1964, IRRA «Les Soirees de Paris» of Baroness Oettingen. Rousseau, Modigliani, Apollinaire, Survage, Ferat The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow, 25th September — 13th January 2019 www.pushkinmuseum.art More than 40 pictures and 50 drawings of avant-gardists artists who lived in Paris in the early XX century and who were close friends and companions of Polish aristocrat Hélène Miaczinska, also known as Baroness Oettingen, are exhibited in the Pushkin museum. They will arrive from the Centre Pompidou and from the Modern Art Museum in Paris. Some will be borrowed from also from a private archive of the heirs of the legendary patroness of the arts. Juan Gris, «Still-life with a bottle», 1917 The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts Vladimir Salnikov. Salvation of Spaces Moscow Museum of Modern Art, 27th September — 28th October This is the first retrospective of this modern classic’s works after his death in 2015. There will be paintings, graphics, photographs and Salnikov’s video displayed in the Petrovka museum’s space. He was one of the first media artists in Russia. The name of the exhibition comes from one of his most famous projects – an interactive installation in which the artist himself played the role of a ‘preacher’. Vladimir Salnikov, «Dispute about art», 2009 Marcel Broodthaers. Poetry and Images Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow, 29 September — 3rd February 2019 Broodthaers is well known in Europe. No big exhibition on conceptualism or surrealism runs without his works – the famous Belgian artist dedicated his life to these art movements. The Garage will exhibit a complete retrospective of Broodthaers’ works for the first time. Marcel Broodthaers, «Magnificent Painting», c. 1963–1964. Private collection © Estate Marcel Broodthaers Imperial Capitals: St. Petersburg – Vienna. Masterpieces of Museum Collections The Hermitage, St. Petersburg, 5th October — 13th January 2019 www.hermitage.ru A big exhibition that moves from Vienna to St Petersburg is based on rhythms and echoes of pieces from two great world collections of art – The Hermitage and The Kunsthistorisches Museum. Curators searched for similarities in the collections of two museums as regards artists’ names, époques’, styles and trends. So the Hermitage collection will be joined by works of Golbein, van Dyck, Altdorfer, Tintoretto, Rembrandt and Strozzi. © KHM-Museumsverband David Burliuk. I speak out! Museum of Russian impressionism, Moscow, 4th October — 27th January 2019 www.rusimp.su The museum has dedicated the exhibition to 1900-1930s, the most vibrant years of the life and creativity of David Burliuk, the avant-garde artist and the founder of Russian futurism. Paintings and graphics gathered from private collection in Russia, Europe and USA will be accompanied by multimedia installations. David Burliuk, «Woman with mirror», 1915-1916 Ryazan State Regional Museum Isaac Levitan and Cinematography Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center, Moscow, 4th October — 20th January 2019 www.jewish-museum.ru The museum continues with monographic displays of Jewish descendent artists and has finally reached Levitan, whose golden landscapes are familiar even to schoolchildren in Russia. The display must be entertaining, as the museum maintains. This time curators came up with the idea of mixing the visual culture of the classical landscape with cinematography and trying to distinguish Levitan’s influence on directors, from Eisenstein to Zvyagintsev. I.I. Levitan, «Water lilies» Astrakhan Dogadina Art Gallery Studying Michelangelo State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, 5th October — 16th December The works of Michelangelo are so rare in the world’s museums (there’s only one unfinished sculpture “Crouching boy” in the Hermitage collection) that any movements from their usual places are carefully monitored by art enthusiasts. That is the case now: many visitors from different countries will come to see “The Crucifix” from a private Italian collection, particularly given that this exhibition will include a draft from the British Museum. Michelangelo, «The Crucifix» Pablo Picasso. Olga Khokhlova The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow, 20th November — 4th February 2019 The exhibition that opened in the Picasso Museum in Paris last spring was a real blockbuster. The institution assembled for the first time a powerful collection dedicated to the Russian dancer, wife and muse of the great master. Paintings, graphics, sculptures depicting Olga Picasso or inspired by her will be displayed in the main building of Pushkin Museum. Pablo Picasso, «Reading women», 1920 © Musée de Grenoble The pioneers of American Modernism The Lumiere Brothers center for photography, Moscow, 20th September — 2nd December www.lumiere.ru The architecture photographer Ezra Stoller, as they say, was at the right time in the right place. He was born in 1915 in the US and finished school and university in late 1930s, at the time when those who are today called ‘modernist classics’ were actively experimenting. Ezra soon realized that he wouldn’t be a good architect but he could become a good photographer who knows and feels the architecture. It seems that during his long career he took the pictures of all symbolic and important buildings created by various architects, from Mies van der Rohe to Lloyd Wright, from Aalto to Breyer. The most famous photos will be displayed in the Lumiere Brothers centre. 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__label__cc	0.669338	0.330662	The Con$umer Guy The Consumer Guy web site offers services to businesses, organizations and all consumers. Media Consulting Ellis’s Book About the Con$umer Guy Here’s a Way We Can Help the Economy: Buy Stuff Made in the USA By Ellis Levinson Trivia question: For the 2012 model year, which motor vehicle model uses the highest percentage of North American labor? (Note: This is a trick question) Toyota Avalon – made in USA (mostly) According to Todd Lipscomb of MadeInUSAForever.com, that would be the Toyota Avalon, with 85 percent of its labor occurring in North America. Say what? Hey, why not? After all, most U.S. flags are made overseas, aren’t they? So why wouldn’t foreign automakers make stuff, or buy parts, here in order to save on supply chain costs? Globalization means just that – anything can come from anywhere in the world. Wondering which American vehicle brands include the most North American labor? They would be the Chevy Express Van and GMC Savana at 82 percent, the Chevy Impala, 2012 Chevy Express Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator at 80 percent. But Honda’s Accord and Crosstour use that percentage as well. Using between 79 and 77 percent North American labor are the Chrysler 200 convertible and Chrysler’s two large minivans (an oxymoron if ever I wrote one). The point is this; a lot of American-made stuff is at best mostly made in America. The Consumer Gal and I recently bought a set of Tramontina made-in-America pans at Costco. So far, we really like the pans. Tramontina USA is located in Texas. It makes its cookware in Wisconsin. Its parent company is in . . . Brazil. So while the manufacturing jobs are in Wisconsin, and the office jobs are in Texas, the profits go to Brazil. This is the definition of globalization. As far as I am concerned, the most important aspect of this is where the jobs are, especially in this economy. A few years ago I got a call from Regis Philbin and Kelly Ripa. Unable to answer the trivia question on their Live! TV show, I received a set of All-Clad cookware. It’s made in Pennsylvania. But the package did not say “Made in USA.” Why? Because the handles are made elsewhere and the Federal Trade Commission requires that almost all – as in 95 percent – of a product’s value must have been created in this country in order for it to wear the Made in USA label. So, the Pennsylvania cookware is not “Made in USA,” while the Brazilian cookware is. We recently bought a memory foam mattress topper that was made in the America and put it on top of our new memory foam mattress that came from Southern California but, alas, we soon learned, came from China. What to do? Well, if you give a rat’s behind about where stuff is made, read the labels. Appliances, for instance, are often made here. Whirlpool, Maytag and Kitchen Aid, all from Whirlpool Corporation, are mostly made here, (with the exclusion of all their microwave ovens). Some Fisher and Paykel (a New Zealand company) laundry appliances are made here, along with the upscale Viking, Wolf and Sub-Zero brands. If you are looking for American-made products, here are some sites to try: www.StillMadeinUSA.com www.MadeInUSAForever.com www.madeinusa.org As for me, the next time I need jeans (or dungarees, as we used to call them) I’m going to bypass Costco’s 14-dollar pants and try a pair of Texas Jeans, made, ironically, in North Carolina. And I’ll be happy to spend 30 buckaroos on them. Sometimes patriotism comes at a (retail) price. I use North America instead of just the United States as a criterion since Mexico and Canada have no auto industries of their own, U.S. automakers do some assembly in those two countries. It’s a matter of, “since you buy our cars we’ll do some assembly over the border.” It’s quid pro quo. I WILL NEVER AGAIN RENT FROM AVIS OR BUDGET – Part III I WILL NEVER AGAIN RENT A CAR FROM AVIS OR BUDGET – Part II I WILL NEVER AGAIN RENT A CAR FROM AVIS OR BUDGET Hospital Insurance Gaps Could Make You Sick Consumer Guy Extended Service Agreements Hiring Contractors Without Going Through Hell Regulation and Laws The Consumer Guy web site Copyright © 2021· Con$umer GuySite by Askmepc-Webdesign · Log in	cc/2021-04/en_middle_0006.json.gz/line22
__label__cc	0.708372	0.291628	Home Buzz Slurp it Up! While there are many food channels and blogs, it is not always easy to find recipes that an amateur cook can a... The Terrace Open Mic 3.0 The Terrace Open Mic 3.0 was held on 15th and 16th of February. More than 50 voices came to the forefront to p... 1271 Backers Support Local Utpaat Upcoming Assamese film ‘Local Utpaat’ made history as a record number of well-wishers came togethe... Kapil Jain of Guwahati Receives Digital Marketer of the Year Award Kapil Jain, a native of Guwahati, is the Founder and CEO of Graphitto Labs, a new age communication company ba... 4th GIMF: Connecting Local Artistes with Southeast Asian Music Circuit The fourth edition of the Guwahati International Music Festival (GIMF) will be held from February 28 to March... Onto a Brave New World of ‘Happy Fashion’ Recently, on 25th April, 2019, The Guardian of UK reported, ‘With Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, and Kim Kar... Local Kung Fu Team Back with New Film Local Utpaat The hilarious team of Local Kung Fu and Heavy Budget are back with their new feature film Local Utpaat which w... on: March 30, 2020 In: exclusive, Food, Magazine, Top Stories While there are many food channels and blogs, it is not always easy to find recipes that an amateur cook can attempt, or an experienced cook can make in his/her own kitchen without... Read more on: February 27, 2020 In: Entertainment The Terrace Open Mic 3.0 was held on 15th and 16th of February. More than 50 voices came to the forefront to present their original creations of poetry, stories, songs, comedy on t... Read more on: February 26, 2020 In: Entertainment, Top Stories Upcoming Assamese film ‘Local Utpaat’ made history as a record number of well-wishers came together at Wishberry.in to help crowd-source the targeted Rs 10 lakh for com... Read more on: February 26, 2020 In: Lifestyle Kapil Jain, a native of Guwahati, is the Founder and CEO of Graphitto Labs, a new age communication company based out of Mumbai. He was presented the ‘Digital Marketer of the... Read more on: February 25, 2020 In: Lifestyle, Top Stories The fourth edition of the Guwahati International Music Festival (GIMF) will be held from February 28 to March 1 at Shilpgram, Guwahati. It will showcase a line-up that brings toget... Read more on: February 17, 2020 In: exclusive, Lifestyle, Magazine, Top Stories Recently, on 25th April, 2019, The Guardian of UK reported, ‘With Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, and Kim Kardashian spotted in vintage wear, and its increasing availability on th... Read more The hilarious team of Local Kung Fu and Heavy Budget are back with their new feature film Local Utpaat which will be released on September 4 this year. Written and directed by Kenn... Read more Taatini Tells Tales Through Textiles India, especially the Northeast, is a treasure trove of unique textiles, but every year, more and more skilled weavers are forced to switch to more ‘secure’ jobs as han... Read more Sayan Deori Uses Instagram to Start Conversations About Food on: February 01, 2020 In: exclusive, Food, Magazine With roots in Sivasagar, Assam, Sayan was born and raised in Ziro, Arunachal Pradesh. He is currently working in the Coalition for Food and Nutrition Security (CFNS), Guwahati as a... Read more Planet Fungi-North East India to be screened at 8th Mumbai Shorts International Film Festival on: December 07, 2019 In: Entertainment Premiered at Byron Bay Film Festival, Australia, Planet Fungi- North East India has been cited for official selection for the 8th Mumbai Shorts International Film Festival. The doc... Read more	cc/2021-04/en_middle_0006.json.gz/line57
__label__wiki	0.734804	0.734804	Downton Abbey S4 Ep5 Review Jenny Priestley Oct 23, 2013 Reviews TV Is it just me or is anyone else beginning to find this series of Downton Abbey a bit boring? It’s beginning to feel like we’re marking time waiting for the big storyline to come along. Every week it feels like we’re watching the same characters going through the same problems until the final 10 minutes when something actually happens. Is Mary still mourning for Matthew? Yes. Are we still being subjected to the Daisy-Alfred-Ivy-Jimmy love plot? Yes. Does Branson still feel like a fish-out-of-water? Yes. Is Thomas still acting like a pantomime villain without actually having a storyline? Yes. It’s the same thing every week. One thing that did change in episode five, we saw Sybbie and baby George! After four episodes of barely a mention, the future Lord and Lady of the Abbey were allowed back on screen (briefly). Sybbie was even allowed a line ‘uh oh’, which makes me think she’s been spending her time off screen training as the new (or future) Tinky Winky. Below stairs Anna’s rape storyline rumbled on, but at least this week Mr Bates has (sort of) found out the truth after threatening to leave if Mrs Hughes didn’t tell him what happened. At this point Mrs H, I’d have let him limp his way out of there. Masterchef came to Downton as Alfred managed to escape the eternal love rectangle and travel to London to try out as a chef at The Ritz. Everyone above and below stairs seemed to think this was an excellent idea; they’re all obviously desperate to get rid of Alfred. Mr Carson even went so far as to offer down-on-his-luck Mr Molesley Alfred’s job as a footman. Unfortunately Mr M decided to ‘think about it’ and by the time he’d come to a decision, Alfred wasn’t leaving any more. The upstairs inhabitants of the Abbey were busy plotting a birthday party for the Earl of Grantham, well, Lady Cora needs a plotline from somewhere. Lady Edith was seen dashing into a doctor’s in London – ‘uh oh’ as Sybbie would say – and Lady Mary was sort of flirting with Evelyn Napier who turned up out of the blue after not being seen since the first series. We also had lots of strange little subplots this week including Lady Cora’s new maid, Baxter, who appears to be quite chummy with Thomas, and something between the Dowager and her gardener which was so boring I stopped paying attention to it after a few scenes. All in all this was a bit of a ‘nothing’ episode which I hope was busy setting up some storylines for the final three episodes of this series. God knows we need some. Downton AbbeyDownton Abbey Series 4 About Jenny Priestley I'm an entertainment writer and broadcaster with an obvious love of all things film and TV. And a slight obsession with the Lord Of The Rings, The West Wing and Steven Gerrard. Everest - Video Review Cuban Fury DVD review Bridget Jones's Baby - Video Review Extraterrestrial DVD Review	cc/2021-04/en_middle_0006.json.gz/line61
__label__cc	0.594147	0.405853	raspberry bush size Butterfly Bush (Buddleja Buzz™ Hot Raspberry) in the Butterfly Bushes Database - Garden.org Blue raspberry is a local name used in Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada[5] for the cultivar 'Columbian', a hybrid (purple raspberry) of R. strigosus and R. It includes an integrated support system with heavy-gauge plastic monofilament line and special tensioners to keep rambling raspberry plants contained and upright. Because raspberries can grow tall and wide, it is important to space them correctly, because they need good air circulation to help leaves dry quickly and reduce the risk of disease. 1ltr. Autumn Fruiting Raspberry (Primocane). The New Sunset Western Garden Book; Kathleen Norris Brenzel, Editor. Commercial production of purple-fruited raspberries is rare. Raspberry beetle: This is the main problem on raspberries. Plant raspberry bushes with 3-4 feet between bushes. Raspberries are sometimes eaten by the larvae of some Lepidoptera species (butterflies and moths). They propagate using basal shoots (also known as suckers), extended underground shoots that develop roots and individual plants. Plant height and spread is seasonal therefore we list by pot size rather than a defined plant size. Once it reaches a boil, let it simmer no more than 5 minutes and remove from heat and strain through fine mesh sieve or cheesecloth. Planting & Care. Unlike blackberries and dewberries, a raspberry has a hollow core once it is removed from the receptacle. A specialized production system called "long cane production" involves growing canes for a year in a northern climate such as Scotland or Oregon or Washington, where the chilling requirement for proper bud break is attained, or attained earlier than the ultimate place of planting. Grow autumn fruiting plants which are less affected. Place one or more bamboo stakes into the soil. Red raspberries are perennials that produce thorny, biennial canes. The following list describes four blueberry varieties available to home gardeners, and the size of the bushes: The summer-bearing variety grows to full size the first year and produces fruit the second year. [2] Some botanists consider the Eurasian and American red raspberries to belong to a single, circumboreal species, Rubus idaeus, with the European plants then classified as either R. idaeus subsp. As a cultivated plant in moist, temperate regions, it is easy to grow and has a tendency to spread unless pruned. The bigger the container you plant in, the larger it will grow, and the more berries you'll get. Raspberries are perennial with woody stems. Its compact nature and rounded growth habit thrives in both patio containers and landscapes. Her fiction writing appears in "Bewildering Stories," "The Other Herald" and "Spectacular Speculations. ‘Rub idaeus, and the native North American red raspberries classified as either R. idaeus subsp. Raspberries are vigorous and can be locally invasive. Be sure that you can access both sides of the row for harvesting, training and pruning. Raspberries are an important commercial fruit crop, widely grown in all temperate regions of the world. ... 4.5 mm (US size 7) 80 cm / 32 inches circular needle or size to obtain gauge. You will get fruit with only one plant. ... Plant size: 2 litre pot. Email me when back in stock. To plant a bareroot raspberry plant, first soak the plant roots in lukewarm water for an hour. Dwarf and rounded, this thornless beauty tops off at only 3' in height while producing a boatload of sweet tasting mid season red Raspberries in June and July. For this reason, raspberries spread well, and can take over gardens if left unchecked. Pick raspberries to top homemade cheesecakes, put them in pancakes, or make smoothies. Dry patches develop at the stalk-end in midsummer, and often you will find a small white maggot inside the fruit. [17] Raspberries are a rich source (20% or more of the Daily Value, DV) of vitamin C (32% DV), manganese (32% DV) and dietary fiber (26% DV) (table). Rubus Idaeus Ruby Beauty is a lovely dwarf compact Rapberry Bush. Furthermore, high tunnels allow less hardy floricane-fruiting raspberries to overwinter in climates where they wouldn't otherwise survive. Don’t plant it where you have previously planted vegetables or fruit plants and make sure to plant it at least 300 feet away from other raspberries. Our cedar Raspberry Raised Bed is 8' L x 2' W x 7" H and holds five plants. Hybridization between the familiar cultivated red raspberries and a few Asiatic species of Rubus has also been achieved. Size: 100cm height Spread: 50cm. Size . Berry size remains fairly constant through the Season. Delicious pleasant flavour. Everbearing varieties of red and yellow raspberries grow two crops on the same canes. [19][20] Yellow raspberries and others with pale-colored fruits are lower in anthocyanin content. 1. Apr 16, 2016 - How to support and care for berrÌes. They also contain small amounts of additional vitamins, including Vitamin A, thiamine, riboflavin, vitamin B6, calcium, and zinc. The raspberry is the edible fruit of a multitude of plant species in the genus Rubus of the rose family. ... TIP- PowerPoint Slide Size- The ideal way to insert into PowerPoint is:-Reduce the image size to 1024x768 pixels using your image editing software. See more ideas about fruit garden, raspberry bush, growing raspberries. How to plant an everbearing raspberry bush: Pick a spot in your yard that gets full sun. [17], Raspberries contain phytochemicals, such as anthocyanin pigments, ellagic acid, ellagitannins, quercetin, gallic acid, cyanidins, pelargonidins, catechins, kaempferol and salicylic acid. Set one plant or bare-root cane into the hole and fill soil around it. These canes are then dug, roots and all, to be replanted in warmer climates such as Spain, where they quickly flower and produce a very early season crop. Berries are crumbly, small to medium in size and very dark red. idaeus or R. idaeus var. Botrytis cinerea, or gray mold, is a common fungal infection of raspberries and other soft fruit under wet conditions. Traditionally, raspberries were a midsummer crop, but with new technology, cultivars, and transportation, they can now be obtained year-round. In theory, any berry bush you can plant in the backyard can grow in a container. It is perfect for a planter or patio. Fruits from such plants are called golden raspberries or yellow raspberries; despite their similar appearance, they retain the distinctive flavor of their respective species (red or black). Gauge This Product is Available Now. Many raspberry bushes are sold as bareroot plants. Escaped raspberries frequently appear as garden weeds, spread by seeds found in bird droppings. The cowl is worked with a summer silk blend, thick enough to knit up quickly and add some flair to your evening outfit in no time. However, pruning is an important aspect of growing raspberries, and the pruning techniques can vary by raspberry variety. In 2018, world production of raspberries was 870,209 tonnes, with Russia as the leading producer, supplying 19% of the world total (table). [1] The name may have been influenced by its appearance as having a rough surface related to Old English rasp or "rough berry".[1]. Then, dig a hole that is twice as wide and just as deep as the length of the roots. It is perfect for a corner spot on a back patio. The fruit is harvested when it comes off the receptacle easily and has turned a deep color (red, black, purple, or golden yellow, depending on the species and cultivar). [19] Both yellow and red raspberries contain carotenoids, mostly lutein esters, but these are masked by anthocyanins in red raspberries. £9.99. The summer-bearing variety grows to full size the first year and produces fruit the second year. However, shorter, more compact plants that stand upright without support are easier to work with. Shipping Details. Perfect for children and adults, this carefree nutritious raspberry requires no staking or big garden spaces. Smaller raspberry varieties are perfect for growing in large containers. A raspberry bush can yield several hundred berries a year. Raspberries come in a variety of colors that include the traditional red along with black, purple and yellow. Supplied as bare root canes pruned to approximately 12" (30 cm) tall. Raspberry Syrup for coffee. World production of raspberries in 2018 was 870,209 tonnes, led by Russia with 19% of the world total. You can force everbearing varieties to produce only one crop per year by pruning back the entire raspberry bush during early spring. [2] Raspberries are traditionally planted in the winter as dormant canes, although planting of tender, plug plants produced by tissue culture has become much more common. Rubus Idaeus Ruby Beauty Dwarf Raspberry Bush. Raspberries are often propagated using cuttings, and will root readily in moist soil conditions. Sweet, mild flavour. Bush and Berry - Rubus Raspberry Shortcake Revolutionary! Summer-bearing varieties are pruned after harvest and in spring. Raspberries need ample sun and water for optimal development. Transparent Black and white. Raspberries Bush Red. These crops are hosts for the disease Verticillium wilt, a fungus that can stay in the soil for many years and can infest the raspberry crop. in professional writing. Group & quantity discounts Deciduous. Examples of raspberry species in Rubus subgenus Idaeobatus include: Several species of Rubus, also called raspberries, are classified in other subgenera, including: Various kinds of raspberries can be cultivated from hardiness zones 3 to 9. Later notable hybrids include the olallieberry, boysenberry, marionberry , and tayberry; all are multi-generational hybrids. Plant black raspberry canes 2-1/2 feet away from each other in a row. Raspberries in the containers can grow as very thick bushes, so keep the number of the canes at moderate level. It is multi-branching so will produce tremendous yields of up to 1.5kg of sweet, firm raspberries despite its compact size. Plants are typically planted 2-6 per m in fertile, well drained soil; raspberries are usually planted in raised beds/ridges, if there is any question about root rot problems. Most of which are in the subgenus Idaeobatus; the name also applies to these plants themselves. All cultivars of raspberries have perennial roots, but many do not have perennial shoots. 99 145 5. Many of the most important modern commercial red raspberry cultivars derive from hybrids between R. idaeus and R. the main mass of roots on a plant) that you are planting, says Davis. But feel free to use a thinner yarn. In herbal and traditional medicine, raspberry leaves are used for some remedies, although there is no scientifically valid evidence to support their medicinal use. Everbearing red raspberries are self-pollinating and have two crops, which make them a favorite for the home garden, as well as commercially. However, adding an additional Bushel and Berry® Raspberry Shortcake® Bush will drastically increase the size of your crop. All blueberry bushes need sunlight and acidic soil. Related Images: bush raspberry fruit garden red 71 Free images of Raspberry Bush. Raspberry plants should not be planted where potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, or bulbs have previously been grown, without prior fumigation of the soil. In a 100 gram amount, raspberries supply 53 calories and 6.5 grams of dietary fiber. Red Raspberry Bush Pruning Summer-bearing – Remove all weak canes to the ground in early spring. £16.50 Blueberry Bush 'Aurora' This new variety is extremely heavy cropping and ripens very late in the season. In fact, most raspberries have shoots that are biennial (meaning shoots grow in the first growing season and fruits grow on those shoots during the second growing season). Raspberry Shortcake® is a revolutionary thornless raspberry. Raspberry bush; Contributed by Heather Stanley. Raspberry bush with fruit and leaves 2ndLookGraphics / Getty Images How to Grow Wild Raspberry Bushes . Red and Yellow Raspberry Growth. Raspberries are grown for the fresh fruit market and for commercial processing into individually quick frozen (IQF) fruit, purée, juice, or as dried fruit used in a variety of grocery products such as raspberry pie. A raspberry bush can yield several hundred berries a year. 2 cups raspberries 1 cup sugar 1 cup water 1 Tb vodka (optional) Mix together in medium sauce pan and bring to boil. Red and yellow raspberry varieties can grow as shrubs or you can stake them. Larger than × px Color . Bushel and Berry® Raspberry Shortcake® Bush Pollination. Raw raspberries are 86% water, 12% carbohydrates, and have about 1% each of protein and fat (table). In each container, dig a hole twice the size of the root ball or bare-root cane. Caroline Raspberry Bushs are self-fertile. However, adding an additional Caroline Raspberry Bush will drastically increase the size of your crop. However, adding an additional Heritage Raspberry Bush will drastically increase the size of your crop. The size of the container depends on the size of the root ball (i.e. It is seen as a gray mold growing on the raspberries, and particularly affects fruit which are bruised, as it provides an easy entrance point for the spores. Yellow-fruited variants of the black raspberry are sometimes grown in home gardens. Caroline Raspberry Bush Pollination. [18] Raspberries are a low-glycemic index food, with total sugar content of only 4% and no starch. Those marked (AGM) have gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit. Close-up of raspberry bush Image Credit: Ryhor Bruyeu/iStock/Getty Images It's a thorny situation for berry lovers -- in the world of brambles, many more varieties of thornless blackberries (Rubus ursinus) are available than thornless raspberries (Rubus idaeus). Recent breeding has resulted in cultivars that are thornless and more strongly upright, not needing staking. Bushel and Berry® Raspberry Shortcake® Bushs are self-fertile. Heritage Raspberry Bushs are self-fertile. The Raspberry Bush cowl is a play of lines like vines, and diamonds like leaves and berries. You can grow freestanding plants or use support and prune them to maintain size and shape. High tunnel bramble production offers the opportunity to bridge gaps in availability during late fall and late spring. Canes are vigorous are prolific growers. the live boysenberry was planted approx 20 ft away from the raspberry plants, 6-7" deep so all roots & the bottom 1" of the cane were buried. There is no other word for this Raspberry that is a quantum leap ahead of the competition. Remedy: You can pick off the infected fruit, but this will not stop the spread. Nutrients Raspberry Plant Care Plant your raspberries in a spot that has full sun (at least 6 to 8 hours of direct sun per day) to keep your plants healthy and productive. Blac k Raspberry Varieties. [15] While moisture is essential, wet and heavy soils or excess irrigation can bring on Phytophthora root rot, which is one of the most serious pest problems facing the red raspberry. You will get fruit with only one plant. Berries should be bunched groupings of small juice sacks, forming the … The berries are large and firm and if left to ripen on the bush fully have a rich flavour and lovely aroma. Like most fruiting plants, these bushes love rich soil and plenty of water. Self Fertile. Raspberries Fruit Pink. Black and purple raspberries are clump-forming plants that produce arching canes and produce fruit in summer. Raspberries generally reach heights of 36 to 60 inches tall with a 24 to 36 inch spread. Heritage Raspberry Bush: Heritage is an everbearing bush variety that will also grow well in containers without support. strigosus. She specializes in topics concerning health, crafts, family and lifestyles. MID SEASON [Maincrop] RASPBERRY VARIETIES. Elder Flowers. Plant database entry for Butterfly Bush (Buddleja Buzz™ Hot Raspberry) with 12 images and 34 data details. 15 29 0. Common Everbearing Raspberry Varieties You will get fruit with only one plant. Heritage is the most common red variety and grows prolifically in most climates and up to 5-6 feet in height. The aggregate fruit structure contributes to raspberry's nutritional value, as it increases the proportion of dietary fiber, which is among the highest known in whole foods, up to 6% fiber per total weight. ", How to Prune Raspberries After Transplanting, University of Minnesota Extension: Raspberries for the Home Garden, The California Garden Web: Growing Berries in Your Backyard, University of California Agriculture & Natural Resources: Pruning. occidentalis. An individual raspberry weighs 3–5 g (0.11–0.18 oz), and is made up of around 100 drupelets,[16] each of which consists of a juicy pulp and a single central seed. Do One Year Old Raspberry Canes Produce Fruit? 41 35 11. Heritage Raspberry Bush Pollination. The plants are easier to manage and have a tidier appearance when grown using a stake or trellis system. An individual raspberry weighs 3–5 g (0.11–0.18 oz), and is made up of around 100 drupelets, each of which consists of a juicy pulp and a single central seed. [22], Raspberry leaves can be used fresh or dried in herbal teas, providing an astringent flavor. Allen - Large fruits of superior dessert quality. 16 28 0. They do not need a support system, but you can grow them on a trellis to prevent them from spreading. ID6477. Mid dark red fruits. You can plant raspberries in fall or early spring in a location with full sun and good drainage. Purple raspberries have been produced by horticultural hybridization of red and black raspberries, and have also been found in the wild in a few places (for example, in Vermont) where the American red and the black raspberries both grow naturally. The ideal variety for container growing ‘Ruby Beauty’ is a new, compact, naturally dwarf raspberry which was originally bred in New Zealand. About Blueberry Bush Varieties. POT SIZE GUIDE. 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These varieties bear fruit in the fall of the first year and in the summer of the second year. When pruning after harvest, you keep about 12 of the most vigorous new canes, and if using a trellis system, tie them to the trellis. This is when the fruits are ripest and sweetest. Heritage Everbearing Raspberry is picked by gardeners for its flavor, firmness, and large fruit size. Customer Reviews & Photos. I planted the bare root raspberry canes in one section about 3 ft apart 6-8" deep, so that only the 80% of the cane was above ground. Based in Indiana, Molly Allman holds a B.A. Glen Lyon Raspberry Bushes is the most commercially important main season Raspberry and is also a very good garden raspberry. Raspberry derives its name from raspise, "a sweet rose-colored wine" (mid-15th century), from the Anglo-Latin vinum raspeys, or from raspoie, meaning "thicket", of Germanic origin. [3] The flowers can be a major nectar source for honeybees and other pollinators. Canes bearing fruits should be cut to the height of 1.2-1.5 m (4-5 feet), depending on the variety. Numerous raspberry cultivars have been selected. Leave 10-12 of the healthiest canes, about ¼ inches in diameter, with 6-inch spacing. In early spring, remove any canes that have grown outside the growing area and any that appear weak. Unlike blackberries and dewberries, a raspberry has a hollow core once it is removed from the receptacle. They can sucker new canes some distance from the main plant. Black and purple raspberries require 3 to 4 feet spacing between plants and 8 to 10 feet between rows. Canes are spined. Red raspberries have also been crossed with various species in other subgenera of the genus Rubus, resulting in a number of hybrids, the first of which was the loganberry. Letting the sun and air into the bush, decreases the danger of various diseases. Raspberries thrive in well-drained soil with a pH between 6 and 7 with ample organic matter to assist in retaining water. Red raspberries are perennials that produce thorny, biennial canes. Berries are medium to large in size and conical. Related Items; Rubus Idaeus Glen Moy Raspberry. Berries Of A Raspberry. In the tunnel plants are established at close spacing usually prior to tunnel construction.[4]. Like all brambles, black raspberry patches can get out of hand if they aren’t trained and pruned properly. [21], Raspberry compounds are under preliminary research for their potential to affect human health. When planting, space red and yellow raspberries plants 2 to 3 feet apart and leave about 8 feet between rows. Other major producers were Mexico, Serbia, and Poland.[14]. Some varieties grow better in cool climates, while other cultivars prefer warm climates. Each variety requires similar growing conditions and is fairly easy to grow and maintain. 18 19 1. Most pale-fruited raspberries commercially sold in the eastern United States are derivatives of red raspberries. Along with the leaves, this is a good indication that the plant is a raspberry bush. Growing your own juicy raspberries is easy and rewarding. Fallgold - Yellow autumn-fruiting raspberry. strigosus, or R. idaeus var. Black and purple raspberries do not send up new shoots outside their hill or clump, but the canes will arch and reach down to the soil surface where the canes can take root and grow. Though my 5-gallon pot was likely ok for my mini stalk, says Burnett, the best rule of thumb is to find a pot that is 2 to 3 inches larger in diameter than the original nursery container, says Davis. Everbearing Red Raspberry Bush: Planting, Care, Pruning and Harvesting Instructions. It is important to completely bury the raspberry’s roots and crown into the soil and firmly press the soil around the plant or bare-root cane. The Raspberry 'Ruby Beauty' Complete Collection includes: 1 x 9cm potted plant, 1 patio pot + saucer and 100g of incredicrop™. © Copyright 2020 Hearst Communications, Inc. She works as both a writer and author and enjoys writing articles on many different topics. Position: Full sun . The Raspberry bush grows only to around 3 feet tall. Malling Promise Raspberry Bushes is the very earliest variety to ripen followed by Glen Moy Raspberry Bushes, then Glen Clova Raspberry Bushes and Glen Ample Raspberry Bush. The black raspberry, Rubus occidentalis, is also cultivated, providing both fresh and frozen fruit, as well as jams, preserves, and other products, all with that species' distinctive flavor. [6] Blue raspberry can also refer to the whitebark raspberry, R. leucodermis. Two types of raspberry are available for commercial and domestic cultivation; the summer-bearing type produces an abundance of fruit on second-year canes (floricanes) within a relatively short period in midsummer, and double or "everbearing" plants, which also bear some fruit on first-year canes (primocanes) in the late summer and fall, as well as the summer crop on second-year canes. strigosus. Only moderately vigorous grower. Will A Fox Kill A Raccoon, Serviced Apartments Den Haag, Hombres De Acción Mulan Ingles, Vintage Postcard Font, Justin Bieber E Chords, Old Fashioned Vegetable Beef Soup Recipe, raspberry bush size 2020	cc/2021-04/en_middle_0006.json.gz/line67
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__label__wiki	0.670113	0.670113	Bowlaway 16Jan, 2021 by Elizabeth McCracken 444 Comments Bowlaway A sweeping and enchanting new novel from the widely beloved award winning author Elizabeth McCracken about three generations of an unconventional New England family who own and operate a candlepin bo Title: Bowlaway Author: Elizabeth McCracken A sweeping and enchanting new novel from the widely beloved, award winning author Elizabeth McCracken about three generations of an unconventional New England family who own and operate a candlepin bowling alleyFrom the day she is discovered unconscious in a New England cemetery at the turn of the twentieth century nothing but a bowling ball, a candlepin, and fifteen pound A sweeping and enchanting new novel from the widely beloved, award winning author Elizabeth McCracken about three generations of an unconventional New England family who own and operate a candlepin bowling alleyFrom the day she is discovered unconscious in a New England cemetery at the turn of the twentieth century nothing but a bowling ball, a candlepin, and fifteen pounds of gold on her person Bertha Truitt is an enigma to everyone in Salford, Massachusetts She has no past to speak of, or at least none she is willing to reveal, and her mysterious origin scandalizes and intrigues the townspeople, as does her choice to marry and start a family with Leviticus Sprague, the doctor who revived her But Bertha is plucky, tenacious, and entrepreneurial, and the bowling alley she opens quickly becomes Salford s most defining landmark with Bertha its most notable resident.When Bertha dies in a freak accident, her past resurfaces in the form of a heretofore unheard of son, who arrives in Salford claiming he is heir apparent to Truitt Alleys Soon it becomes clear that, even in her death, Bertha s defining spirit and the implications of her obfuscations live on, infecting and affecting future generations through inheritance battles, murky paternities, and hidden wills.In a voice laced with insight and her signature sharp humor, Elizabeth McCracken has written an epic family saga set against the backdrop of twenti [PDF] Download ✓ Bowlaway : by Elizabeth McCracken Elizabeth McCracken 358 Elizabeth McCracken About “Elizabeth McCracken” Elizabeth McCracken Librarian Note There is than one author by this name in the database.Elizabeth McCracken born 1966 is an American author She is married to the novelist Edward Carey, with whom she has two children August George Carey Harvey and Matilda Libby Mary Harvey An earlier child died before birth, an experience which formed the basis for McCracken s memoir, An Exact Replica of a Figme Librarian Note There is than one author by this name in the database.Elizabeth McCracken born 1966 is an American author She is married to the novelist Edward Carey, with whom she has two children August George Carey Harvey and Matilda Libby Mary Harvey An earlier child died before birth, an experience which formed the basis for McCracken s memoir, An Exact Replica of a Figment of My Imagination.McCracken, a graduate of the Iowa Writers Workshop, was born in Boston, Massachusetts, graduated from Newton North High School in Newton, Massachusetts, and holds a degree in library science from Simmons College, a women s college in Boston McCracken currently lives in Saratoga Springs, New York, where she is an artist in residence at Skid College She is the sister of PC World magazine editor in chief Harry McCracken 444 thoughts on “Bowlaway” Ron Charles Who could walk away from this opening line They found a body in the Salford Cemetery, but aboveground and alive It sounds like the start of some gruesome murder mystery, but then the wackiness worms in The gladstone bag beside her contained one abandoned corset, one small bowling ball, one slender candlepin, and, under a false bottom, fifteen pounds of gold Death and life, frosted with macabre comedy It s why we ve enjoyed Elizabeth McCracken since her debut novel, The Giant s House, app Who cou [...] A sprawling delight Like reading John Irving circa Garp and The Hotel New Hampshire, but written by a woman. Tyler Goodson What a big, sprawling novel this is It reads like an anecdotal history of a bowling alley, and the family who starts it, grows with it, and feels trapped by it It s about the farthest branches of a family tree and the stories we tell about them But the best part is McCracken s writing every few pages a line or a passage will sneak up on you and knock your socks off. Kalen 1 2Love, love, love Elizabeth McCracken and have been waiting for this one Solid read but I wanted Bertha. My first novel from McCracken, and probably my last if the others are like this Sprawling is the best word for this book It spans like 15 different lives, all stemming from one bowling alley in Massachusetts in the late 1800s It s weirdly untethered despite everyone being related in some way to each other, and I found myself getting and bored as the book went on There just isn t a point I ve had this same reaction to books like this before and had I known that Bowlaway wouldn t My first novel fr [...] This was an ARC I received from a publisher I had loved one of Elizabeth McCracken s short story collections Thunderstruck so I thought I would enjoy this book However, it turned into one of those slogs that I ended up forcing myself to power through.I don t know how to describe this novel because it made no sense to me, but the story mostly revolves around a bowling alley in a small New England town The bowling alley is founded by the mysterious Bertha Truitt Eventually it is run by her s This [...] Ericka Seidemann Spoon River Anthology meets Cold Comfort Farm in this quirky story of a family owned candlepin bowling alley that spans generations There is a whisper of magical realism with a hefty dose of down to earth wisdom At the turn of the 20th century, Bertha Truitt, described as matronly and jowly, wearing a split skirt, is found lying face down in the local cemetery She sits up and explains that she s the inventor of candlepin bowling The townspeople are perplexed and mesmerized by Bert [...] Dessiner les lettres enluminées fantastiques 15 faire-part de naissance à personnaliser Petits chiens en pompons Histoire de l'IG-Farben (1905-1952) Exercices spirituels dans la phénoménologie de H... 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__label__cc	0.693195	0.306805	EPA extends public comment period on Section 610 review of RFS By Erin Voegele \| August 21, 2019 The U.S. EPA posted a notice to its website Aug. 21 extending the public comment period on its review of the Renewable Fuel Standard under Section 610 of the Regulatory the Regulatory Flexibility Act through Sept. 23. Section 610 of the RFA requires an agency to review, within 10 years of promulgation, each rule that has or will have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities. The EPA initially published a notice in the Federal Register June 24 announcing it had opened a Section 610 review of the RFS. The review aims “to determine if the provisions that could affect small entities should be continued without change, or should be rescinded or amended to minimize adverse economic impacts on small entities.” The public comment period was originally scheduled to end Aug. 22. As part of the review, the agency said it will consider and solicit comments on several factors, including the continued need for the rule; the nature of complaints or comments received concerning the rule; the complexity of the rule; the extent to which the rule overlaps, duplicates, or conflicts with other federal, state or local government rules; and the degree to which technology, economic conditions, or other factors have changed in the area affected by the rule. On Aug. 15, the agency received a request on behalf of the Small Refiners Coalition seeking a 30-day extension of the comment period “to allow stakeholders the opportunity to fully develop thoughtful feedback on RFS2’s effects on small entities.” The following day, the EPA received a similar request on behalf of the Small Retailers Coalition, an organization made up of over 200 gas station and convenience store owners. In its petition, the retailer group also requested a 30-day extension of the comment period “to allow it the opportunity to fully develop thoughtful feedback on the rule’s effects on small entities, especially the impact of the current point of obligation rule on small fuel retailers.” The EPA published a notice dated Aug. 20 indicating that the comment period on the Section 610 review will be extended through Sept. 23. Comments can be filed on www.regulations.gov under docket identification number EPA-HQ-OAR-2019-0168. As of Aug. 21, the docket shows no public comments have yet been filed on the review. Additional information is available on the EPA website. EPA proposes to alter E15 labeling requirements, UST regs EPA proposes to extend 2019, 2020 RFS deadlines EPA finalizes determination on RFS anti-backsliding study	cc/2021-04/en_middle_0006.json.gz/line80
__label__wiki	0.565248	0.565248	Chicken Panel Sugar Panel Chicken Industry VAT Free Chicken Chicken Industry – Nov Chicken Industry – Sept Chicken Industry – Aug Chicken Industry – June Chicken Industry – May Chicken Industry – April Chicken Industry – March Chicken industry – Feb Chicken Industry – Jan Chicken industry – Oct Chicken Industry – August Chicken industry – July Special Report 2016-2018 Sugar Industry – Nov Sugar Industry – Sept Fairplay Update – Sept Sugar Industry – August FairPlay Update – August Sugar Industry – June FairPlay mourns the death of Prof Mohammad Karaan All News, Chicken Industry, Media Releases Statement by Francois Baird, founder of the FairPlay movement. The FairPlay movement mourns the death of Prof Mohammad Karaan, one of South Africa’s leading agricultural economists and a founding member of FairPlay’s panel of experts. Prof Karaan was known and respected throughout the agricultural sector. Known for his intellect, insight and often forceful opinions on agricultural matters, he agreed to join our expert panel when it was formed. We will miss his sage advice and his friendship. Prof Karaan, professor in Agricultural Economics at Stellenbosch University, was a former dean of the faculty of AgriSciences at the university, from which he first graduated in 1990. He went on to obtain his MSc (Agric) in 1994 and his PhD (Agric) in 2006 at the same university. His contribution to South Africa has been huge, in both the public and private sectors. He was a member of the National Planning Commission, had served in executive positions on the Land Bank and the Agricultural Research Council and was a former president of the South African Society of Agricultural Economists. He served on the boards of various companies and had chaired a ministerial committee that reviewed the Agricultural Marketing Act. He was also a successful entrepreneur in his own right. At the time of his death he was a management committee member of the Bureau for Economic Research at Stellenbosch University. Prof Karaan brought to the FairPlay movement not only his deep expertise and sage advice, but always made his extensive network available to our cause. He made time for us and like all of us at FairPlay, he stood on the side of the people. He genuinely cared about people, especially those who are poor, powerless and voiceless. We are distraught at his passing. It is a tragedy for the country that Covid-19 has claimed his life at the young age of 52. FairPlay extends its heartfelt condolences to Prof Karaan’s family, friends and colleagues. Image credit: Supplied. Economic Opinion: State drags heels with implementation of poultry master plan Experts Panel © 2018 FairPlay. All rights reserved. Terms & conditions of use.	cc/2021-04/en_middle_0006.json.gz/line85
__label__cc	0.504378	0.495622	November 9th may be the most significant date in German history. In 1848, the liberal March Revolution failed after Robert Blum had been executed, 100 years ago Kaiser Wilhelm II was dethroned, in 1923 Hitler’s Beer Hall Putsch failed and it has been 29 years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall, today also marks the 80th anniversary of the ‘Novemberprogrome’ 1938, which have been euphemized as ‘Kristallnacht’ (which translate to Night of Broken Glass, most likely called like this because of the broken glass of destroyed synagogues.Jewish housing and stores) . The events of the night between November 9th to November 10 marked the transition from the discrimination of German Jews since 1933 to systematic persecution, which culminated in the Holocaust almost three years later. On November 14, 1938 — shortly after the pogroms organized by the Nazi party the night of November 9th — the German authorities ban Jewish children to attend the schools. Our short film shows previously unreleased film material of Berlin and Jewish students of a Berlin high school, which have been filmed in 1937 by the American cameraman and director Julien Bryan. In 1938 the official plans for the final deprivation of rights and for the expulsion of the German Jews are elaborated. Only a few Jewish citizens are able to escape from Germany. Less than 30,000 make it until the summer of 1939 to New York. Susanne \| 2018/11/09 \| Stock Footage Highlights, Zeitgeist – Vintage Film \| 1933, 1937, 1939, Adolf Hitler, archival film, Berlin Wall, Jews, Nazi, New York City \| 0 Comments New Content August New exciting content this month! From historic Universal Studios footage to New York in the 80’s to gorgeous landscapes around the world. Please enjoy this amazing cinematic sampling of footage. http://footage.framepool.com/en/shots/735511459630434402 Not enough? Here is the link to over 30 hours of footage imported this month: http://footage.framepool.com/en/search/?id=8381823220632008333 More Rights Managed and over 5 hours of 4K Royalty Free footage on the way…. Looking for more, send us an email and we’ll get right on it! Susanne \| 2017/09/05 \| New Content \| 4K, footage, fresh content, Landscape, New York City, Rights Managed, Royalty Free, Universal Studios \| 0 Comments Fifteen Years of Framepool Founded in 2001, the German stock footage agency is now a global market leader with more than 800K film clips online / Framepool supplies HD / 2K / 4K footage and boasts the second-largest global portfolio of high-quality Rights Managed footage “As filmmakers, we always found it really frustrating that finding good footage was so hard. That was how we came up with the idea, back in 2001,” CEO Stephan Bleek recalls, “of making work easier for ourselves and our colleagues by setting up an Internet portal to bring people together – the people looking for absolutely excellent film material and the people who have precisely that to offer.” Framepool began work on a visionary database that would draw on the most modern digital technologies to make finding and licensing footage easier and more creative. Today, 15 years later, Framepool is the largest footage agency in Europe. Its inspiring archive is packed with exciting current, historical and futuristic video and film footage. Simple or opulent, serious or humorous, scientific or creative – we have it all. The ability to license individual still images from every shot (one still per frame) is unique and valuable in the context of the increasing significance of cross-media projects. “Often five to ten times more material is shot during the making of a film than is ultimately used in the final project. The leftover material is often of excellent quality, and we archive it in our database”, Stephan Bleek explains. Finding stock footage is easy, as shot lists organised by topic can be created for free in the Framepool webshop and a comprehensive research service is available. Customers can directly license the material they require online. Framepool’s customers are filmmakers in the fullest sense of the word: feature film producers, documentary makers, advertising agencies, TV broadcasters, producers of corporate image films, event promoters, and institutions like museums. Stephan Bleek remarks that Framepool stock footage was used “in the most recent James Bond film, for example” and that “our material can be found in television documentaries, award-winning advertising spots and everywhere video is used.” In addition to 20 employees in Munich, the company also has teams in Paris, London, Zaragoza, New York and Los Angeles as well as distribution partners in all key world markets. The founders are, however, quick to emphasise that Framepool still has a close-knit small-company culture. In the words of Stephan Bleek: “We communicate directly and personally. We process all our material by hand – and our keywording is also performed by people, not by machines that cannot pick up on the emotions images convey. This allows us to offer qualitatively excellent footage that can be found through optimal keywording.” Professional documentalists working in six languages categorise images on the basis of the associations they evoke as well as by their content – and a seventh language will soon be added. The in-house Rights Clearance Department takes care of securing rights of use and third-party rights around the world and for all uses and purposes. Stephan Bleek has a doctorate in history and curates a special category of historical videos that includes collections occupying a prominent place in film history: the videos of American cinematographer Shirley Clarke, German “Heimatfilms” from the 50s, and rare footage of Adolf Hitler’s personal life shot by Eva Braun. Framepool also has the largest available selection of Unesco World Heritage videos. “We also have an excellent international network and connections to all the major archives. That means we can get hold of practically any material we don’t already have in our digital library”, Stephan Bleek adds. “Exclusiveness, legal certainty, customer service, quality and fairness towards our customers and licensor are all top priorities for us at Framepool”, Stephan Bleek stresses. And of course the archive is still forging ahead with new plans even after 15 years: “We want to expand within our industry by also supplying photographs, for example shots taken on set during the making of films. Many of our film suppliers also have very exciting photo collections which we will soon be able to offer to our customers as an additional service.” Framepool AG was founded in 2001 by filmmakers Ulrike Ziegler and Dr. Stephan Bleek and media lawyer Dr. Jürgen Wente. Today, Framepool employs 27 people from 6 nations and belongs among the leading global providers of digital stock footage. Framepool boasts an archive containing over 800,000 film clips including HD, 2K and 4K footage, aerials, animal films, cityscapes and landscapes from around the world, news clips, sport and lifestyle footage and historic film material. More than 6,000 hours of footage are available online. Rights Managed (RM) and Royalty Free (RF) footage can be licensed online. Use of the most modern digital technology for saving and presenting film images has led to the creation of a collection which is continually augmented with fresh new material from around the world by more than 800 filmmakers, media enterprises and film producers. Susanne \| 2016/11/01 \| General, Press Area \| 2K, 4K, 4K Ultra HD, corporate video, Europe, film maker, footage, Framepool, HD, London, Munich, New York City, Paris, Research, Rights Managed, Royalty Free, Service, Still, stills, Stock footage, Third party rights \| 0 Comments Postmortem Personal Rights The right to privacy – any person has the right of being protected in regard to name, image, and likeliness. Third party rights of people being depicted in video images or photographs have to be cleared before any usage, in addition to the copyright of an image. Prevailing legal norms of the country in which the person resides dictate any possible usage in regard to personal rights, but not the legal position of the country in which a publication is intended and as we find it with copyright laws. However, what would the legal situation be after a person has passed away? Well, that depends on where and when a person died: Where? Regulations act in accordance with the country in which the deceased spent most of his/her recent life, however this might not be the persons nationality or registered residence. When? Almost every country appoints different terms when it comes to the period of time, in which relatives of a deceased person have the right to and may agree to a publication. In Germany, the time span is set at just 10 years, while successors in Spain can intervene for up to 80 years after the death of a person. In contrast, England, France, and Japan do not offer any protection in regard to postmortem personal rights for the publication of imagery. The USA leaves posthumous rights of publicity at state level – New York does not recognize any rights, while California law provides 70 years, and Indiana even 100 years of protection after a persons death. Now, what if somebody lives and dies in Venice? As often found in the typical world of law, there is no definite answer. In theory Italy, as well as Russia, have not yet set any specific time limit for postmortem personal rights. However depending on the usage of the imagery and complexity, there are many ways to make it happen and to receive third party rights clearance without extensive roadblocks. > More about Rights Clearance Susanne \| 2016/06/15 \| Contributor Corner, Legal Matters \| Copyright, England, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, New York City, Personality rights, Right of publicity, Rights, Rights clearance, Russia, Spain, Still, Third party rights, United States of America, Video \| 0 Comments “Visual Jazz” The invention of the TV-Commercial picture language Shirley Clarke is a goddamn genius. I hope people compare me with her someday. Shirley and [Lionel] Rogosin are really interested in their subjects, in finding out about what they think and feel In 1958 the later Oscar awarded avant-garde filmmaker Shirley Clarke was commissioned to create 25 short films to be presented at the Brussels EXPO and that should document America as a “society in motion”. The result was a milestone in short-film history. The films were silent and non-linear montages, edited in Clarke’s “visual jazz” style, responding to the choreography, movement and rhythm inherent in the medium. Clarke brought that drive toward movement into her films to visualize “motion”, that was in the late 1950s an apt term to describe American culture. Expressionists brought movement to painting, Beats made their poetry “bop” jazz had the world grooving, and Clarke brought that same drive toward movement into her films. Clarke had an background in modern dance and had shot in 1954 one of her earliest films “Paris Parks” with Martha Graham where she found a way to use editing in order to create movement. She weaves a mix of dazzling optical effects with clever contextualizing—never merely presenting her subject, but interjecting a point of view and complicating a straight-forward reading. Good examples are: Shirley Clarke “Nite Lights” USA 1958 Shows various types of neon and electric lights in U.S. cities. Shirley Clarke “Gas Stop”, America 1958 Men drive automobiles along highways and have them serviced at gas stations. A car is lubricated and washed. The edit of this sequence shows what is nowadays the standard TV-Commercial picture language. Shirley Clarke “Bridges” USA 1958 Shows a montage of railway and highway bridges in various parts of the U.S. Stephan Bleek \| 2015/12/01 \| Contributor Corner, Zeitgeist – Vintage Film \| 1958, Advertising, archival film, Brussels, Collection, commercial, film maker, footage, Framepool, HD, historical Footage, New York City, Oscar, Paris, Shirley Clarke, Stock footage, USA \| 0 Comments The “new” New York It’s not a really rewarding task to write a blog post about New York. Where to start, where to end? This megapolis offers so much fascination, diversity, variety and adventures – impossible to write about all this in just a few words. Better let the most populous city in the United States speak for itself – enjoy our Cineflex aerials! Oh yes, this video material is pretty new. Who says that a stock footage collection doesn’t keep up with the times? As soon as the construction work on the One World Trade Center will be finished, our filmmakers will be there again. And maybe we will write a blog post about that, let’s see… In the meantime, how about discovering New York’s multiple facets by a journey through our footage special? And if you really should prefer facts and figures, Wikipedia has it all… Alexandra Maiberger \| 2013/12/04 \| Aerials \| Aerial, Cineflex, footage, New York City, United States of America, USA, Video \| 1 Comment Wiley Post footage – alone around the world in 8 days In July 1933 a crowd of over 40.000 people welcomed the aviator Wiley Post in New York City, who had circled around the world alone in 8 days. Aviation was still an adventure and aviators and aviatrixes like Lindbergh, Post or Amelia Earhart gave the proof that the plane will become the main transportation system for long distances. Post used a high-wing, single-engine Lockheed Vega, one of the most famous record-breaking aircraft of the early 1930s. Our stock footage clip, scanned from film to HD video, shows the confetti parade in New York City after his return from the flight, July 23, 1933. More stock footage clips showing Wiley Post at Framepool. Stephan Bleek \| 2013/07/23 \| Zeitgeist – Vintage Film \| 1933, Aviation, aviator, New York City, United States of America, Video \| 0 Comments	cc/2021-04/en_middle_0006.json.gz/line90
__label__wiki	0.569277	0.569277	Boodom Psychology Questions Earth Questions QThe Wildcats play 84 games this season The Wildcats play 84 games this season. At midseason they had won 30 games. To win at least 60% of all games, how many of the reamaining games must they win? This question still have no answer summary yet. #1bobbi PLEASE HELPAnswered at 2013-03-07 20:35:20 The Wildcats play 84 games this season. At mid-season they had won 30 games. To win at least 60% of all games, how many of the remaining games must they win? : Let x = no. of games required to win 60% of all the games : 60% of all the games = .6(84) : 30 + x => .6(84) 30 + x => 50.4 You can't play .4 of a game so: 30 + x = 51 x = 51 - 30 x = 21 games have to be won : : Check solution: {{{(30+21)/84}}} = 60.7% If you only win 20: {{{(30+20)/84}}} = 59.5% Anonymous Sign In Sign Up Add Answer of The Wildcats play 84 games this season Did this answer your question? If not, ask a new question. The Wildcats play 84 games this season... A baseball team has 15 games in a season they lost 5/8 of their games, how many games did they win A baseball team has 15 games in a season they lost 5/8 of their games, how many ... During the 2003 season, Major League Baseball took steps to speed up the play of baseball games in order to maintain fan interest During the 2003 season, Major League Baseball took steps to speed up the play of... in 2004-2005 NBA regular season the phoenix suns won two more than three games as they lost they played 162 games how many wins and losses did they have in 2004-2005 NBA regular season the phoenix suns won two more than three games a... This season the basketball team has won 8 games and lost 4 This season the basketball team has won 8 games and lost 4... ken griffy jr hit 23 home runs in the first 50 games of the season ken griffy jr hit 23 home runs in the first 50 games of the season... After the first 41 games of thebaseball season, the Red Sox have a winningpercentage of 0.585 and the Yankees have0.512 After the first 41 games of thebaseball season, the Red Sox have a winningpercen... We had lost our first three games of the season nevertheless our spirits remain high We had lost our first three games of the season nevertheless our spirits remain ... A minor league baseball team plays 74 games in a season A minor league baseball team plays 74 games in a season... a minor league baseball team plays 88 games in a season ... percentage-and-ratio-word-problems Homework Help collects most frequently homework questions and answers for you. You can ask any homework questions ,and many teachers will help you to answer it :) ©2013 Boodom.COM ; Boodom, share knowledge, improve knowledge! User contributions licensed under cc-wiki. Question Description: Edit Summary (Briefly describe the changes you have made):	cc/2021-04/en_middle_0006.json.gz/line96
__label__wiki	0.526386	0.526386	RVeCafe.com RVeCafe Videos Our RV Repairs and Accessories RVeCycling.com Activities for RVeCafe 1 year ago, 2 years ago, 3 years ago, etc. June 26, 2020 Gwen's Blog Month WhenI'm connected to the Internet, see my weather station data, click the banner at left. For a direct station view, click here. Weather & camping location archive, click theyear in the right column. Following Month Click to visit our Facebook page Today was a trip to Lake Tahoe, California for a climb on Eagle Rock. My Sister, Dorana joined us. 2019\|2018 This was a day with son, Ben and his children, Noah and Chloe. We tried an adventure with fishing. from my adventures with the grandkids. I begin a photo collage of the grandkids, the reason I'm visiting Reno A car rental and travel day from Sutherlin, Oregon to Reno, Nevada The last two cars are completed. Compare this train for Elise to the others I built a few The transport cars are finished. They transport Duplo vehicles. Two more to finish tomorrow. The tank car and block car are finished. Four more to go. Elise' engine is finished. Now the rest of the train cars need to be completed. There was excitement in the park just across the street from our lot. A neighbor had his shed raised. The turnings must be done to finish my wood toy train project. I continue to work on a special birthday train for granddaughter Elise. Riding the Driver Valley Loop with Glen. Perfect weather for riding. We wandered the back roads today along the Umpqua River. We brought a lunch but had to eat in the car due to the rain. Nice ride on the Driver Valley Loop with the addition of the Plat 1 Reservoir. My first ride in the rain in a few years. Time for puppy lesson 2. Started a new for Elise who will turn 3 soon. A new bicycle route today. Finding the trails in Roseburg and a video riding under an Interstate 5 bridge. An addition to the deck to make it easy to move. Sutherlin High School graduates parade through the center of town. I'm sharing a fabulous photo of my granddaughter. My longest ride yet in the Sutherlin area since our return. I call it the Mildred Kanipe Loop in honor of MK who donated rural property for a very nice park. This is Abby day! Abby attends her first puppy training class as the "Demo dog". After class she gets to go inside Petco for the first time. Abby is ready for her which start tomorrow. I created a "retractable" post and pressure washed two barbeques after a 24 mile bike ride. Making hose access to water in the water house. 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__label__cc	0.636655	0.363345	Accessibility and Special Needs Imaginosity Gift Shop Annual Family Membership The Climber Information for School Groups Information for Preschools Discover Science Programme Lunch Options Parties & Rental Imaginosity's 2020 Event Appearances Education Weeks for Schools & Groups 2019 Camps @ Imaginosity JUDGES HINTS AND TIPS - LIZ TYNDALL, THEATRE & PROGRAMMING MANAGER IMAGINOSITY With ONE WEEK to go until the closing date of the 2016 What's the Story competition, we took 5 minutes with Imaginosity's Resident Judge, Theatre & Programming Manager Liz Tyndall, to ask her just what she will be on the look out for in this years entries! About Liz Tyndall..... Liz joined the Imaginosity Team in 2011 as a Facilitator, from there she took on the role of Imaginosity's Artist in Residence in 2012 and then moved onto be come Senior Drama and Performance Facilitator. She is currently Imaginosity's Theatre and Programming Manager. Liz holds a Masters in Directing for Theatre from UCD, and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Drama from the University of Ulster, Derry. Liz's role at Imaginosity is filled with creativity, as she designs daily workshops, assists in delivering workshops throughout the museum's exhibits, designs and develops outreach events for the Imaginosity Team and creates performances for Imaginosity's very own theatre space. She loves working with young children and bringing children's stories to life through the medium of theatre. This will be Liz's 2nd year on the expert judging panel of Imaginosity's What's the Story? competition, she is one of the lucky ones that gets to see the entries as they arrive through the door into Imaginosity in all of their creative glory! We took this chance to call on her experience to find out what she thinks makes a winning entry..... Q: DID YOU HAVE A FAVOURITE STORY AS A CHILD? "Apart from being completely obsessed with reading the "Twinkle" comics every week, and waiting for the hardback "Twinkle Annual" every year - I was a huge fan of all the Roald Dahl stories. It's so hard to choose just one story, so I will give you my top three! 'The BFG', 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' and 'The Witches'....even though 'The Witches' terrified me!" Q: HOW IMPORTANT IS THE CREATION OF AN IMAGINATIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR CHILDREN GORWING UP, PARTICULARLY IN THE EARLY YEARS? "It is SO important! I have worked at Imaginosity for nearly five years now, and I have had the privilege of working with and getting to know so many children growing up, developing and learning through the use of their imaginations within our unique imaginative environment. Imaginative environments help to spark children's creativity whilst also allowing them to explore and play in a safe and creative way. I think every child, particularly in the early years should have the access to experience such stimulating environments." Q: HOW WOULD YOU ENCOURAGE IMAGINATION AND CREATIVITY IN CHILDREN? "I would encourage all children to read lots and lots of books and then make up lots and lots of their very own stories. I also love seeing children express themselves through dress-up, and creating their own dramatic play scenarios....taking on the roles of different characters and pretending to come from all sorts of strange and wonderful worlds! Listening to stories, drawing pictures and playing with puppets can also inspire and encourage imagination and creativity in children. I would encourage all children and their parents to look at toys such as story cubes, they are an amazing way for children to use their imaginations, inspiring them to create something off the top of their heads!" Q: DO YOU HAVE ANY TIPS TO PASS ONTO OUR YOUNG STORY MAKERS AS TO JUST WHAT MAKES A GOOD STORY? "I think the world in which a story takes place can help make a really good story. Colourful, adventurous and faraway places are always engaging for the imagination!" Q: AND FINALLY AS A JUDGE ON THE IMAGINOSITY WHAT'S THE STORY? PANEL THIS YEAR, WHAT WILL YOU BE LOOKING FOR IN A WINNING ENTRY? "In a nutshell, fun and colourful characters! Characters that I could never imagine in real life.....that's what I will be looking for!" Remember, What's the Story? A Big Competition for Little Story Makers 2016 closes for entries on the 4th MARCH 2016, entries can be posted into Imaginosity, or emailed into competitions@imaginosity.ie. Imaginosity want YOUR stories!!!! The Plaza, Beacon South Quarter, Sandyford, Tel: + 353 (1) 2176130 Fax:+ 353 (1) 2176136 info@imaginosity.ie BLOG-OSITY Imaginosity is a not for profit organisation and a Registered Charity (CHY16999) © 2015 Imaginosity, Dublin’s Children’s Museum	cc/2021-04/en_middle_0006.json.gz/line103
__label__cc	0.563079	0.436921	Jots on Dots Thoughts on Digital Games Ghosts in the Shortwave Posted on February 27, 2019 by John D. Moore Ghosts in the Shortwave, by Heather Flowers (2018) The world we’re in is described not in words, but in the atoms of words–letters–and other symbols humans have derived to structure the same. Their minds, their communication, their connection to each other mediated through a set of 255 electronic symbols. The language of humanity transformed, defined the shape of the world. But humans themselves are nowhere to be found and their words have disasppeared. Our world is bustling with life. The leaves of trees rustle in the wind, waves of M’s coursing through pound signs. Swaying grass and insects and birds. Against all this activity are features immovable. Equipment unequipped. Monuments to the dead. There’s something alive in their stillness. Did humans have a language other than words? What are we? We move fluidly, gracefully. We inhabit the world with everything that entails, our body, of course, rendered in ASCII characters like everything else. But what are we? Are we more of the flowers waving in the breeze or of the unmoving steel beams towering over the valley? We are compelled onward, from one monument to the next. A message. Words. Ghosts in the shortwave. Can we receive? Do we connect? Can we understand? Ghosts in the Shortwave is available to download now as a free game for Windows, Mac, and Linux. You can follow Heather Flowers on Twitter and support her on Patreon. Filed Under: Review \| Tagged: 2018, exploration, Heather Flowers, platformer \| Leave a comment SweetXheart SweetXheart, by Catt Small (2019) Asleep. Kara is asleep. You are asleep. You are Kara. This is the poetic incantation that kicks off Catt Small’s intimate epic SweetXheart. The next thing players are told is that this is the beginning of a new week for Kara—or, rather, for themselves—and that they are empowered to decide whether this is going to be a good week. What follows this introductory screen is a cascading series of tiny choices that amount to a whole lot. The first thing is a vibrating cell phone telling us it’s time to wake up for school. We have to slide the lock screen to shut the alarm off, to enter our first of five days. We learn more about ourselves as we wake up in Kara’s bed. First we see a ceiling and a window. Then we see another first-person view of a little tuxedo cat on our chest as well as our own brown arm. As we continue to enter the perspective of Kara, we at last see her face as she takes a comforting shower and find ourselves in the body of a young black woman. The next thing we are faced with is a dress-up game that allows us to mix and match various articles of clothing as we figure out what to wear to school. Kara has thoughts about each of the items as our cursor wanders over our wardrobe, each one invested with personal meaning. However, a clock is counting down. We have a lot of options—they’ll narrow as the week progresses and used items can’t be worn again—and making the right choice is hard. And it’s going to be the first choice that determines how our day goes. We can take too long, but if we do, we will have taken too long and that holds consequences for the rest of the day. The right choice can be a confidence booster or can leave us feeling insecure. A little mood monitor resides in the upper left corner of the screen for the duration of the game’s five days. As players, we have control over the choices that result in the changes to our mood, but the way the world responds to us and our choices can prove unpredictable. And some things happen to us regardless of whether we want them to or not. And what ultimately determines our emotional experience depends on the reaction the world and its denizens have to us, our reaction to that reaction, and so on. One such unpredictable-but-predictable factor comes from the cat-callers. A variety of men appear on the sidewalks we take through the Bronx that will get us to and from our hour-long train ride to our art and design college. We see these men before we pass them—and before we know whether or not they’re going to say something to us. Like random encounters in an RPG, we know we’re taking a risk just entering the field, but we have no choice. We don’t know whether what we’re wearing is going to draw their unwanted advances, their ridicule, or their indifference. We don’t know whether we have it in us to talk back, or whether just walking away is going to be the better choice for our safety and our mental health. But we have to make the choice quickly. In her press materials, Small tells us that SweetXheart is “an autobiographical visual novel about race, gender, and microaggressions.” Kara is a remarkably resilient and positive person—expressed through the undeniable sweetness and cuteness drawn across her face and the game’s colorful aesthetic—but that resilience has its limits. The game explores aggressions both micro and macro—leveled at Kara on every front—through almost countless micro interactions. The men on the corner are just the start. The game brilliantly exposes the vulnerability a young black woman like Kara—who is Kara, ever so specifically—faces at every moment of the day and the complex emotional game she has to play to maintain her positive attitude. The player cannot complete Kara’s week without being made to dwell on this constant exposure. The game’s surface is deceptively simple and smooth. Every day in SweetXheart is filled with dozens if not hundreds of small choices that branch out in ways that boggle the mind to ponder. While the mood monitor is a constant reminder of where Kara is emotionally in the moment, the game invisibly tracks a lot more about your choices than a net status quantifier like that can reveal. The game’s final screen informs us there are multiple endings we can pursue. What fascinates me about this game’s structure is that no matter what ending you arrive at on Friday night, the overall narrative for each playthrough is surely going to look different. Who you talk to at your internship matters. Whether your mom is going to make dinner tonight and whether you offer to help matter. Whether you tell a cat-caller to fuck off or attempt to ignore him alters the narrative trajectory of the game in ways with rippling implications. The game is magnificently complex and it brilliantly defies optimization. There are good and bad choices in a given scenario, yes, but the individuals that you encounter and the systems of bigotry and oppression that they and we all operate within leave the choices available to you perilously up in the air and unforeseeable. There are aspects of Kara we don’t know about until they arise in the game’s story. This is a wise choice on Small’s part. This is a relatively undramatic, uneventful week in Kara’s life, actually! By relying on largely quotidian, ordinary scenarios, the game works a subtle but powerful magic. It quietly raises questions about intersections of systems that offer and deny untold volumes of privilege (racial, gender, geographic, economic, et cetera) and limits us to one alternate body that has to negotiate her place in them. A game about embodying an identity should necessarily cause a reflection on one’s own identity. For a white man like me, anyway, this game offers an experience of being in the world that, in my own day-to-day life, I might be aware of intellectually but still remains invisible due to my immense privilege. When I stop playing I stop being Kara, but I begin to wonder about Kara’s life up to the point I joined her and then as it continues to unfurl past the arbitrary ending point at which I’ve arrived. Who is Kara? I’m not Kara. I can’t hope to walk in Kara’s shoes and understand her whole life, but—for me anyway—SweetXheart renders what I cannot see somewhat visible. Catt Small worked on this game for over five years. I expect I’ll be thinking about my week as Kara for much longer. SweetXheart is available now as a free game playable in your browser. You can follow Catt Small on Twitter and support her on Patreon. Filed Under: Review \| Tagged: 2019, Catt Small, visual novel \| Leave a comment Behind Every Great One Posted on November 18, 2018 by John D. Moore Behind Every Great One, by Deconstructeam (2018) The division of labor in Gabriel and Victorine’s household appears quite clear-cut: Gabriel works at home as a successful painter and he’s currently riding the financial and creative high from a particularly successful recent exhibition. Victorine works at home as a housewife. She carries the balance of everything. In the first scene of the game, Gabriel vocalizes his gratitude for and acknowledgment of everything his wife does for him. Gabriel spends his days in his studio while Victorine goes about the house, keeping it in order. Gabriel calls Victorine his muse, but paradoxically refuses to let her see his studio so long as his projects is incomplete, a kind of superstition. The player controls Victorine directly and quickly becomes intimately familiar with the bounded space of their home, beautiful in its in-game visual design but also utterly mundane. As she approaches objects, they become outlined, indicating available tasks: she can do dishes, iron laundry, read, smoke, and more. As Victorine performs each of these tasks, the color of the background gradually changes from a bright sunrise pink, through a deep afternoon blue, to a burning orange sunset, ticking down the hours. There’s only so much time in a day. Each thing Victorine does is something else left undone. Perhaps she can catch up on that tomorrow. As time passes with tasks or leisure, the game’s camera closer to our protagonist. As the camera gets closer, the game screen starts rocking, and we as players intuit that the distance of the camera represents Victorine’s emotional state. When it gets too close, something has to happen to release it. Something she can’t let anyone else see. Beyond the time management and housewife simulation mechanics, the game’s narrative unfolds through dialogue. The structure of the writing is smart, presenting numerous parallels and reversals that say much more than is explicitly spoken. People from outside Gabriel and Victorine’s home make their way in, but we never see Victorine leave it. Visitors alter the landscape of the home, a home that threatens to swallow Victorine up. The game’s authors at Deconstructeam offer an essential stage-setting prologue for the game on its website: “Gabriel is a really driven succesful artist. Victorine doesn’t have any personal passions but supports Gabriel as a housewife. They love each other.” Every word in this preamble matters, and is up for examination as you play Behind Every Great One. What makes a successful artist? What constitutes support? Does Victorine really not have any personal passions, and if not why? And does the couple really love one another? There are no easy answers for these questions. I believe the game ultimately understands that, yes, they do love each other. And that’s one of the game’s great strengths. Gabriel sometimes comes off as insensitive to his wife’s experience, but these mistakes are all too familiar from the way men often take women and their labor for granted in heterosexual marriages. As society, family, and friends do constantly. The walls close in on Victorine. It’s a game about depression. And relationships. And sexism. And so much more. Behind Every Great One is available for Windows or in-browser for free at itch.io. You can follow Deconstructeam on Twitter. Filed Under: Review \| Tagged: 2018, deconstructeam, simulation \| Leave a comment Caveman Harry Posted on October 25, 2018 by John D. Moore Caveman Harry, by Flatgub (2016) Made for a Ludum Dare competition, Flatgub’s playful throwback Caveman Harry tackles the assigned theme “Ancient Technology” on two different levels: First, it sets itself in a prehistoric community (which–spoiler alert!–follows a videogame tradition at least as old as The Lost Vikings in orchestrating a meeting between primitive humans and advanced or alien technology). The other is an aesthetic and technical imitation of old ZX Spectrum games, albeit with a fantasy color palette. The narrative setting finds Harry searching for how to feed his friends and family in the absence of a spear-wielding hunter, but while spears litter the ground, Harry can’t wield one. He’ll provide another way. It’s retro platforming distilled to its basic elements: Harry jumps and walks (and climbs ladders and drops through certain platforms). Enemies follow scripted horizontal and vertical movement paths without any particular intelligence. That’s it. And the game utilizes those simple elements to their fullest, putting them in combinations that may not be groundbreaking (the arrangements of such challenges are by no means unique), but nonetheless feel compelling and fun thanks to the game’s overall presentation. Caveman Harry attempts to embody its ZX Spectrum platform inspiration beyond mere window dressing. This is where the game derives a great portion of its charms as well as its frustrations. Harry and enemies are one-color sprites and their movement is discretely tile-based. Harry’s jumps aren’t the hyper-responsive and user-friendly actions we’re accustomed to this century. If you launch him into the air while walking, you have some latitude for moving him mid-air up to a certain point in his descent, after which he’ll drop like a slow-falling stone. He hovers at the peak of his jump just long enough to let a fast-moving enemy dash underneath him. It feels like the kind of jump one might encounter in an older computer or console platform, before the norms of the genre were settled. The game derives a great deal of personality from this embrace of old tech. In certain rooms, this embrace can prove a little frustrating since small enemy sprites seem to have hitboxes larger than their onscreen appearance suggests, but the overall package seems to make that go down easier. Part of what makes the game such a memorable experience is the gorgeous realization of its world, in muted but colorful tones and sprite work that is spare but never dull. In addition, the world is populated with little creatures and other NPCs who talk when Harry’s positioned over them. It’s a simple addition, but one that invigorates the thinly sketched world with a great deal of life. There are echoes of other platforming adventures of the last decade in Caveman Harry‘s makeup, such as J. Kyle Pittman’s You Have to Win the Game or Terry Cavanaugh’s VVVVV, with screen-to-screen movement, with rooms bearing titles, flavoring the experience or providing hints, in an interlocking structure that grants you glimpses of things you won’t access till later. Caveman Harry presents a bite-sized and mechanically simple adventure that feels comfortably suited to the little white pixelated caveman on your screen. Caveman Harry is available for Windows for free or pay what you want from itch.io. Flatgub has made the Game Maker source code available, too. You can follow Flatgub on Twitter. Filed Under: Review \| Tagged: 2016, Flatgub, platformer \| Leave a comment ᗢ ᗢ, by sentvyr and takorii (2016) It almost feels perverse to write words about ᗢ, a game that refuses words even in its title. ᗢ is sublime. You control a little black cat rendered in remarkably efficient pixels (the game is a blown up 64×64 pixel screen). As you might expect, the cat is sleeping when you start the game. Cats love to sleep. The cat will sleep if you leave it alone long enough. As you might not expect, your cat is going to spend a lot of the game swimming. Cats famously don’t love to swim. But this cat finds itself on a tiny little island in the middle of a chain of tiny little islands and the only way to get anywhere is to swim. You can scurry up trees to see a bit further. You can only swim so far before you need to catch your breath on land. One of the first things you’ll likely encounter are a few birds hanging out in some bushes. They’ll take flight when you get near. You might wonder what else will react to your presence and how. There is a strong possibility there is something I don’t know about ᗢ, something someone else might find and think critical to the entire experience. I feel like each time I play it I end up somewhere slightly different. Or I can’t find my way back to somewhere I just was. Often I find myself visiting the same islands and encountering the same things, but that’s where my own particular patterns of curiosity compel me. Curiosity. Like a cat. There’s the relaxing, repetitive roar of the tide (curl up in a little ball and take a nap on the shore and listen to it). Sometimes there’s music (by mc hepher): playful, melancholy, curious. Some might call it an exploration game. Some might call it a meditative game. I’d prefer to call it ᗢ. ᗢ is available for Windows for free or pay what you want from itch.io. Filed Under: Review \| Tagged: 2016, adventure, exploration, sentvyr, takorii \| Leave a comment Nezumi Teku Teku Posted on August 5, 2018 by John D. Moore Nezumi teku teku (ねずみてくてく), by nezutako (2016) The aggressively cute puzzle game Nezumi teku teku (roughly translated, Plodding Mouse) by cartoonist and game designer nezutako descends from a host of games that charge the player with protecting, guiding, or assisting mindlessly marching characters. The lineage that goes back to at least 1991’s Lemmings, but in this instance most resembles the games from the Gussun Oyoyo (1993, Banpresto/Irem) series. That game features the mechanic of Tetromino-like falling blocks and bombs that the player uses to build stairs, platforms, and walkways to allow a little walker to reach the end of the stage. Nezumi teku teku instead builds the movable platforms in as permanent parts of the stage. With mouse or touch screen controls (the game was designed to be played in browser on either your desktop or your smartphone), the player drags these movable objects across empty space and around corners. Rather than simply being blocks, these can be whole chunks of platform stages, complete with ladders that the pudgy little mouse will climb and other environmental objects. This isn’t a set-it-and-forget-it situation, though. The solutions to most stages require each piece to be moved more than once in response to the real-time movement of the plodding mouse, necessitating forethought, a careful hand, and quick reflexes. The game is appealingly and cleverly designed from the outset, but it becomes something more special as it opens up to reveals more elements. For one, later stages introduce Pac-man-style screen loops that reinvent the game’s approach of space. Later stages that require the mouse be led somewhere to open up a barrier sealing away a movable platform essential to the solution are especially nifty, giving the sense that the player and the slowly plodding mouse are solving these puzzles in actual collaboration with one another. Play Nezumi teku teku in your browser on nezutako’s site here. Also, see its Freegame Mugen page (Japanese only). Notes for people who don’t read Japanese: Generally speaking, the game uses yellow buttons for positive things (like “yes” or “resume game”) and blue buttons for negative (“no” or “restart stage”). This is a translation of the pause screen: And here’s a translation of a results screen: Filed Under: Review \| Tagged: 2016, Japanese, Lemmings, nezutako \| Leave a comment Shrine for the Gods of Lost Things Posted on July 8, 2018 by John D. Moore Shrine for the Gods of Lost Things, by Adam Le Doux (2017) Temples, shrines, and other sacred spots are the stuff of all our surroundings as human beings. The functions our shrines serve vary from spot to spot, belief tradition to belief tradition, and person to person, from time to time. One might visit a shrine to pray to a god or to meditate, to connect to a departed loved one or to take a rest, to attend a community festival or to make a phone call. The tiny, 8×8 sprite for the shrine in Adam Le Doux’s short Bitsy game Shrine for the Gods of Lost Things most immediately recalls the type of small wooden or stone shrine nested into a corner of a larger Japanese religious complex, on the edge of a rice field, or on a path wandering off from a mountain forest trail. Maintained, perhaps, by an affiliated institution, a family, or no one. An essential part of many Shinto shrines large and small is the 参道 sandou, the walkway that leads to the devotional site, often lined by trees. Temples and shrines are also the stuff of video games, dating back to at least Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (Nintendo, 1987)–in the English localization they were called “palaces” but in Japanese they were always 神殿 shinden, a word that is most commonly translated as “temple.” By their names and often their architecture, video game temples and shrines suggest a spiritual reason for being, but that is often easy to overlook when they’re crawling with enemies, house an big bad ancient evil that must be vanquished, and/or are arranged with death traps and brain-teasing, lock-and-key puzzle mechanisms. This makes sense. What rites and observances can you expect to perform when the verbs mapped to your controller all work toward combat? Clearing out hordes of enemies from an apparently sacred space is perhaps the ultimate ritual when your character walks around with a visible sword and shield at all times. Adam Le Doux is also the creator of Bitsy, a game creation system that is designed around conscious limitations. In an era where Construct, Godot, and Game Maker Studio ask their users to push their toolkit to technical limits to achieve nearly any kind of vision, Bitsy wants you to sit. Bitsy is like a ZZT with three colors, no ammunition, no score, no variables, and almost no scripting. Many have modified the HTML5 code that makes Bitsy games run to include features left out, but with its basic parameters, the game mechanics available to developers are essentially just moving in and between boards or rooms and touching objects to interact with them, at which point the game will display some text in a box. Shrine for the Gods of Lost Things uses these limitations. Rather than starting you at the shrine, though, you make your way through a forest path with the option to stop and briefly interact with other forest travelers, who seem to be making use of the space for another reason than you might be. You even have the option to avoid the shrine at all. When you make it to the shrine and move toward the shrine to interact with it, the game displays in a black text box various sentences from a describing the shrine by objects suggested by “lost things,” such as “It’s a shrine dedicated to a lucky penny” and “It’s a shrine for a corrupted save file.” The distance between what’s written here suggests a breadth unwritten and your own private list of lost things might fill those gaps. That projection is key. After all, what is the interaction your avatar is having when you observe that the shrine encompasses all these things? The text is description of the shrine, not a description any action or even a suggestion that you’re reading text written on the surface of the shrine. Like the suggestive but ambiguous low-resolution sprites and tiles that populate the game’s monochromatic Bitsy world, there is a great deal of latitude in interpreting what is happening here, all relating to your own answer to the question of what you might be doing at the Shrine for the Gods of Lost Things. Rather than a ritual of fighting and defeating, Shrine for the Gods of Lost Things presents a ritual of movement and a productively vague concept of interaction underscored by the environment of Bitsy itself. You can play Shrine for the Gods of Lost Things in your browser (even on your phone) for free at itch.io. You can follow Adam Le Doux on Twitter. Filed Under: Review \| Tagged: 2017, Adam Le Doux, adventure, bitsy, contemplative \| Leave a comment Is That Bird Holding a Cat? Is That Bird Holding a Cat?, by Ismail Hassan (2016) Ismail Hassan made Is That Bird Holding a Cat? in ten days (or less) for the fifth annual GBJAM, an event that asks players to obey the Game Boy’s four-color palette restriction, the system’s 160×144 resolution, and to create something “Game Boy-themed.” This game certainly obeys these three tenets. Keyboard-controlled, the game first flashes the keyboard keys it uses not with descriptions of what those keys do, but with what keys on the Game Boy hardware they substitute for in a familiar murky green palette. It’s a small gesture, but it’s clever. Yet Hassan has not chosen to make something that feels like it could be on the Game Boy (unlike some others from the same jam, such as Witchwood Academy), instead taking advantage of the processing power of a computer from this decade to create more complex, contemporary-feeling camera panning/object following and parallax scrolling than might have been possible on the Game Boy, let alone advisable. The game adheres to a tidy 160×144 resolution, but blows itself up to 3 times that (at least, unless you hit Alt+Enter to go fullscreen) in order to render what might have dissolved into a messy swamp of pixels on even a Game Boy Advance SP legible. The effect is something like a fantasy scenario in which the Game Boy’s guts got upgraded, but the buttons and screen stayed rooted in 1989. Like The Lost Vikings (Silicon & Synapse, 1993), Is That Bird Holding a Cat? asks you to switch player characters on the fly (forgive the pun). In this case, we indeed have a bird and a cat that must find their way to their individually marked goal posts. The characters have two different movesets. The cat agilely zips around stages, hopping over deathtraps and scurrying through little crevices. The bird can’t walk and therefore can’t really platform, but has an unlimited flying ability. This ability isn’t quite so precise and agile as the cat, though, putting a much-needed limitation on what could make the bird too powerful. The bird and the cat well thought out in their contrasts (they’re also adorable!). You’ll encounter situations where you could conceivably use either and situations where you simply must use one character to reach a key. But the game really sings when it forces the characters to really cooperate. As the title suggests, the bird can hold a cat for only so long. The bird can fly forever on its own, but the second it picks up the cat, a stamina bar appears that severely limits the distance and height the cat can be carried and requires real forethought as players tackle levels. The game’s weakest point is a level design that favors a too-quick ramping up of difficulty. The game’s somewhat overeager hit detection, too, makes some passages frustratingly finicky and certain large projectiles move with a pace that doesn’t quite mesh with the small area of the screen. I’m actually quite grateful Hassan has made available a version that comes with stages pre-unlocked (the initial release requires a linear progression through stages). I haven’t cleared every stage, but I’ve been delighted to move on from stages that get overly frustrating, so I can see each stage and situation the game has in store for me. The interaction between the bird and the cat is a delight and, coupled with their immense cuteness, contrasts excellently with the weirdness and hostility of their environs. Helping them struggle through the air together makes this game well worth playing. Is That Bird Holding a Cat? is available on Windows for free from itch.io. You can follow the developer Ismail Hassan at @LifeAfterLunch. Filed Under: Review \| Tagged: 2016, Ismail Hassan, platformer \| Leave a comment Lillian Sword: Devil of Ice Posted on June 19, 2018 by John D. Moore Lillian Sword: Devil of Ice (リリアンソード氷の魔王, Ririan soudo koori no maou), by Yamipaseri (2015) Note: This game is in Japanese, but the game can be completed without reading in-game dialogue. Arrows keys move, Z is your sword and if you hold down the Z key you can use magic. In the sphere of retro-style game design, the list of side-view platformers is endless. Yet top-down action-adventures in the vein of the Zelda series are still relatively rare compared to the number of games derivative of Mario, Sonic, Castlevania, Commander Keen, and so on. This short game (it should take you under an hour to play through) scraps a lot of the narrative and mechanical scope that probably keeps many indie and free game developers from developing Zelda-likes. What it lacks in scope, though, it amply makes up for in the tightness of its mechanics, the inventiveness of its bosses, and the charm of its world. It dispatches with an explorable overworld, lengthy narrative, and an array of weapons in favor of a laser-tight action focus. The game has three relatively short, linear stages, each capped with clever, multi-stage boss fights. Each of the boss fights (and the final stage has more than one) would be comfortably at home in a post-Link to the Past Zelda adventure, and at the same time exhibit a consistent and discernable wit that draws influence from other sources to forge its own identity in the genre. The bosses are so much the focus that it even ends with a mini-boss rush (of new bosses). It’s an impeccably crafty little game. The game was programmed in Flash and while its sub-pixel movement and imperfect scaling at first seems to conflict with the decided Famicom tribute in the game’s palette and sprite limitations, I got over it quickly. A little male-gaze warning: I didn’t read the game’s Japanese description until after I’d downloaded it, so I didn’t even notice the pixelated heroine’s “bikini armor.” Also, a certain NPC portrait is embarrassingly cheesecake. Download the Flash game as an HTML file from Freem! Filed Under: Review \| Tagged: 2015, action, Japanese, Zelda \| 2 Comments Queers in Love at the End of the World Queers in Love at the End of the World, by anna anthropy (2013) This game may not need much introduction. It certainly among the most well-known Twine games, having been exhibited in the digital art gallery Rhizome and the focus of a 2017 journal article by Claudia Lo that studies the game’s “queer temporality.” Cara Ellison explored her thoughts on it through poetry in The Guardian, reading it as an experience evocative of “the itinerant life.” Personally, I have played the game many times since it first appeared five years ago. Playing the game through to the end always takes ten seconds, an exceedingly brief hypertext fiction regulated in its pacing by how fast you read (or skim), how fast you (want to) make choices, and how fast you (want to) click. Each of those, also, are going to be deeply impacted by how you interpret the game’s title, Queers in Love at the End of the World, and the scant detail of the scenario sketched in the game’s opening screen: In the end, like you always said, it’s just the two of you together. You have ten seconds, but there’s so much you want to do: kiss her, hold her, take her hand, tell her. The bolded words indicate clickable links; these links indicate choices; these choices lead to new passages of prose, which in turn lead to new choices. These choices may form a seemingly endless chain of new narrative branches–leaving you clicking to the end, perhaps reaching the countdown before your eyes can even finish reading your current sentence–or they might land you in a moment of stillness and quiet. But “there’s so much you want to do” and you know can’t possibly do all of it, beginning with those first four verbs, leading to different prose branches. Who are you? Who is she? The thin glimpses the player is granted of this world (your world? our world? every world?) on the brink of annihilation and the briskness of the ten seconds that begin their fateful countdown the moment all but demand the player fill in the blanks, the details. Perhaps there’s a “she” you see every day, who, “just like you always said,” you’ve sworn you’ll be with at the end. Perhaps you miss some such “she.” Perhaps she is fantasy. Perhaps your “she” isn’t a “she” at all in your mind. When the timer’s ten seconds expire, you are transported away from whatever you’re lookin at to a screen with a simple, final sentence: “Everything is wiped away.” The game has ended and time has with it. What you were reading, whether passionate love-making or a consuming and quiet embrace, has vanished. The frenzy or anticipation you experienced as the clock dwindled has led you here, and a silent game has somehow become more silent. Below “Everything is wiped away” sits a line with the game’s title and authorial attribution, followed by two links: to view an “Afterword” or to “Restart.” Restarting the game allows you to dive right back in, to experiment with alternate choices or to click quickly through your last path to get just a bit further. Lo and other writers have focused their readings of the game on exploratory repetition, learning the outlines of the branches you didn’t take before through repeated play, in ways not altogether unlike how a speedrunner might explore every possible action to determine an optimal run or a completionist might achieve 100% on an RPG using New Game-Plus functionality, though this analogy is troubled by the fact that the game has no win states and a single, unavoidable ending. Restarting is a game-endorsed invitation, of course, as witnessed in the game’s immediate prompt once the world has ended, no matter how many times you play. This potential for endless repetition and the clear availability of every branch are central to Lo’s reading of the game as” grounded in feeling and emotional relations as opposed to linearly temporal, corporeal, or physical relations” (191), a queer exploration of temporality. I like this reading. I’m interested, too, in what it means to take these ten seconds that constitute a single playthrough as the end of the world indeed, to play through the game once and walk away, at least for a time. If you come back to the game after you’ve forgotten the contours of prior playthroughs, I find, the world’s end potently retains its urgency and its crushing finality. This leads me to the other option once everything is wiped away and something Lo makes no mention of: the afterword. While the game’s text has thus far all been dynamically rendered by your browser application in a tasteful, regular sans serif font, now your screen is occupied by the messy, almost tactile scrawl of graffiti, it’s letters partially dripping down the screen: “when we have each other we have everything.” The materiality of this image of words is a stark contrast to everything before the afterword, a screen ungoverned by the game’s possible looping, doomed time. Critically, the afterword doesn’t use “you” or “she,” but it does use “we.” Further, the game’s present tense narrative voice gives way to a conditional statement that seems unbound by time. Together, these serve to interrupt and recast the play experience and draw the player into a different dimension. Below this, again in our webpage font, we see an option to restart but also the note that this was “Inspired by an image I found on tumblr,” with a link to an image that apparently was very directly adapted for the afterword, a photograph of a casual photo of bathroom door with the same text painted on it in black, even with the same drips. With the click of that link, you’re transported away from any “restart button,” closing the potentially unlimited recursive loop from the game. Both of these links provide exits away from the world we’ve seen end. One returns us to it endlessly, to inhabit the open possibilities of the scenario. One brings us back to dingy reality, juxtaposed with a sweeping statement of expansive love. Is Queers in Love at the End of the World a rehearsal for the coming end of the world? Is it a prism? A laboratory for imagining lovers real and imaginary? A fantasy of escaping death through its embrace, so long as you have one to embrace? I suppose the answer to all the above is, well, yes. Queers in Love at the End of the World is wonderful. Queers in Love at the End of the World is playable in-browser at itch.io. Filed Under: Review \| Tagged: 2013, anna anthropy, browser, twine \| Leave a comment About Jots on Dots Find Neat Games The Obscuritory FreeIndieGa.me Digital Fantasy Travel Diary Daniel P. Lopez Lunatic Obscurity Femicom Museum Digital Antiquarian hmtwvcicbid Fringe Games Podcast Legends of Localization Museum of ZZT Archives Select Month February 2019 (2) November 2018 (1) October 2018 (2) August 2018 (1) July 2018 (2) June 2018 (9) Text of all reviews on Jots and Dots are ©2018, John D. Moore. Images are captured from reviewed games and are provided here for commentary and criticism. Their rights remain with their creators. Jots on Dots is hosted on The Bombdotcom Network	cc/2021-04/en_middle_0006.json.gz/line110
__label__wiki	0.582855	0.582855	Tagged: Steve Behel By The Beard Of Hercules; New 113-Year Old Baseball Cards The most telling observations off Twitter yesterday: The colored-in beard sticking out from Brian Wilson of the Giants makes him look either like Bluto from Popeye or Bill Murray playing Hercules (“That boulder is too large. I could lift a smaller one”) on Saturday Night Live. Absolutely fitting news from college football. Brian Jordan did color on a telecast of the Memphis-Southern Mississippi game yesterday. He spent the baseball season doing color on the telecasts of the AAA Gwinnett Braves, and a handful of broadcasts for the big league club. The former two-sport player is now a two-sport announcer. My review of Jane Leavy‘s marvelous Mickey Mantle biography is now online at the Sunday New York Times Book Review. However, if you go to the editors’ notes in the front you will read a story about me, but apparently featuring an illustration meant to look like British Foreign Secretary William Hague if he had glasses and a little hair. Impressive, no, that in three games of League Championship play we have already seen CC Sabathia, Tim Lincecum, and Roy Halladay, and none of them have been sharp enough to write home to Mother about. Doesn’t exactly set the bar high for Cliff Lee tomorrow night in New York. Finally, if you want to try to understand some of the joy of antique baseball cards, consider late breaking news from the first comprehensive set ever issued, the 1887-1890 sets put out by Old Judge Cigarettes. 512 players were shown, in well over 2000 different poses (New York Giants outfielder Mike Dorgan had 17 different), with an almost incalculable number of caption and team variations, in transcendent photographs in which baseballs were often hung by string from the ceiling of the photographer’s studio. And two new variations were discovered yesterday. One of the most-collected parts of the series is a subset of 16 players from the original New York Mets of the then-major league American Association. The cards were put out early in 1887, when the Mets played on Staten Island, more or less exactly where the current ballpark for the Yankees’ affiliate now stands. The fellow who owned the then-private Staten Island Ferry bought the club and put up a ballpark next to his Wild West show and outdoor theater in hopes of drumming up business to Staten Island. It didn’t work and the Mets wound up moving to Kansas City in 1888. The players are all inexplicably shown wearing the same kind (maybe even just the same one) spotted cravat tie and are thus known as “Spotted Ties.” The card shown here is of Mets’ first baseman Dave Orr, one of the few sluggers of the time and a genuine Hall of Fame candidate despite a career cut short by a stroke after just eight seasons. At left is the Orr card depicted in the masterful The Photographic Baseball Cards of Goodwin & Company compiled by Joe Gonsowski, Richard Masson, and my friend Jay Miller, which shows every known pose of every known player (a vendor is referenced here at Rob Lifson’s blog). For all everybody knew, this was the way all Dave Orr Spotted Ties looked. Then Jay emailed me yesterday to say that a minor variation had been noticed in the card of Mets’ catcher Charlie Reipschlager (identified on the card and in the box scores of the day as “Ripslager”). It was simply how the name “Ripslager” was lettered across his uniform. It was clear that it had been re-done for some reason, possibly owing to the mechanical process by which the original photographs of the players were re-photographed using the big box cameras of the day, to creete one large photograph from which the sheets of cards were printed. in any event, Jay suggested I should check the Ripslager card in my collection (and the other “Spotted Ties”) for the variation. I didn’t have the two different versions of the catcher, but lo and behold, there are at least two different versions of Orr. This second card on the left shows a larger, bolder identification, the letters nearly touching the tie, and far more spread out. The change may be difficult to see, so a picture of the two cards side-by-side is shown below. Intuition suggests there may be similar lettering variations on all of the Spotted Ties. It’s impossible to say if one kind is more valuable than the others (the most expensive Spotted Tie depicts Steve Behel, an early Jewish player). But the variations should not have come as a surprise. An entirel y new pose of Jim Tyng (inventor of the catcher’s mask) was discovered just last year, not long after we had all realized that the “only” card of Baltimore manager Billy Barnie was actually two different photos, taken within seconds of each other, and showed only a slight change in where his gaze was directed, and a previously unknown player, Whitey Gibson, was only unearthed in 1980. And thus the charm of collecting: we’re still getting new cards, 113 years after Goodwin & Co. first made them. 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__label__cc	0.690119	0.309881	Keswick Film Club - Rabbit-Proof Fence Sunday 20th April 5:30 PM Rabbit-Proof Fence Director: Phillip Noyce Country: Australia Cert: PG Year: 2002 Length: 94 mins Language: English Score: 88.68% Attendance: 226 Western Australia, 1931. Ordered by the Chief Protector of Aborigines (Branagh) to be taken from their homes and relocated in a special unit for half-caste children, sisters Daisy and Molly and their cousin Grace seize their first opportunity to escape. In this amazing episode from one of the darkest chapters of Australian history, they set out to trek 2000 km, guided by the rabbit-proof fence that bisects the outback, pursued by an Aboriginal tracker (played by Gulpilil - Nic Roeg's boy star in Walkabout). Wonderful acting, dazzling cinematography and a haunting score by Peter Gabriel. A gripping, unsentimental tale Philip French, The Observer	cc/2021-04/en_middle_0006.json.gz/line113

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