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This rich web of stories is immortalised in a new exhibition Space Mountain, created by artist Rachael Clegg, at the Sayle Gallery in Douglas, throughout the TT Festival.
Space Mountain explores the development of satellites in connection with the development of the TT through a series of quirky, slick and thought-provoking prints – and a life-size replica of Sputnik.
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Few of these stories have been interpreted visually before, and each image is accompanied by text explaining its historical significance, beginning with the first telegraph in 1837, and taking the visitor on tour of the development of telecommunications via Morse code,Welcome to our michael kors outlet online shop! Here we sale Buy Michael Kors, bags, purses, wallets with very low price. Join us quickly! Nazi Germany, Soviet spies and a few TT triumphs
“We take satellites and telecommunications for granted now, but this exhibition brings home how quickly technology has developed,” continues Rachael. “It wasn’t that long ago that we were using Scouts on the TT course to relay messages to marshals, yet today sponsors SES are launching zero-emission satellites into space which allow TT fans to watch the races on television whenever we like, from wherever we like – this 21st century technology makes the Isle of Man TT a true global phenomenon.”
“SES is really excited to have the opportunity to be behind an exhibition like this. As sponsors of TT Zero we wanted to commission something striking that also drew parallels between the development of satellites, telecommunications and the TT, and Rachael’s exhibition has exceeded our expectations.”
Rachael Clegg is perhaps more widely known – at least amongst TT fans – for the best selling 2013 Milestones calendar which was launched last year at the Sayle Gallery. This interpreted moments from TT history in a series of black and white photographs taken by Al Jazeera photojournalist Peter Greste and modelled by Rachael herself. There is now a 2014 calendar, which includes more slices of history and shots of Rachael with - amongst other things - a budgie, mackerel and heaps of tyres. Images from the 2014 calendar will be exhibited alongside Space Mountain at the Sayle Gallery, where visitors will be able to buy prints and, of course, the calendar itself.
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First Period Recap: Once again the Ducks didn't come out ready and once again the Ducks got burned less than two minutes into the game. The Red Wings, with shuffled lines that included splitting up Pavel Datsyuk and Henrik Zetterberg, established their first pressure of the game, wristed a puck to the net, and Henrik Zetterberg got to a rebound and put the Red Wings up 1-0 in under two minutes, yet again. It was the 7th goal for the Wings within two minutes of the start of a period.
It was blatantly obvious early who had more experience in a game seven, as the veteran Red Wings jumped all over the Anaheim defense. Detroit didn't stop after scoring one; it was clear their mission was to go for Anaheim's throat early and boy did they keep driving, shooting at literally every available opportunity, notching seven shots on goal in just under four and a half minutes.
However leave it to the kids, Matt Beleskey and Emerson Etem, to reverse the energy. A good shift of physical, energetic play appeared to turn things slightly back in the Ducks direction. Then the officials got involved again, negating any of that work, sending Andrew Cogliano off for clipping Jonathan Ericsson with a high stick. Anaheim killed the penalty well, though and built some momentum off of it.
More controversy came about when Dan Cleary threw a vicious check from behind on Bryan Allen who went hard face-first into the glass. It was a two-minute boarding minor. Jimmy Howard made one sparkling save on the kill as a bouncing puck was swatted blindly on net that he got a pad on. However the power play was a series of one-and-outs and resulted in nothing.
On the very next rush Emerson Etem scored arguably his most impressive goal yet to tie the game at one, forcing a turnover in the neutral zone, carrying it over the line, skating around the defense, and ripping it over Howard's shoulder. It was his third of the series and a whopping seventh of the series for the Ducks' fourth line. Something tells me this kid isn't going back to the minors anytime soon. Or ever. Another odd quirk: Jonas Hiller got an assist for his first point in the series. Say what about "depth?"
Following an icing in which the officials gave the Wings a good chunk of extra rest to check that the right skates are on the ice, Andrew Cogliano drove the puck to the slot and forced Howard to make a spectacular stop. Kyle Quincey dumped Daniel Winnik with a cross-check on the play. Winnik immediately went to the Anaheim dressing room and was visibly shaken up.
The very first rush on the power play saw Anaheim put up a golden chance as a rebound bounced out into the slot. Howard made a sprawling save and didn't even realize it, but it kept the game even at one.
It was the Red Wings who would score on the Anaheim power play however. Beauchimin tried to make a spin-o-rama pass to Souray across the blue line and Justin Abdelkader (who else) picked off the pass and scored on a breakaway. 2-1 Wings on arguably the most infuriating goal of the series thus far.
The teams traded inconsequential chances to end the first period and head to the locker room with Anaheim trailing 2-1 on the scoreboard but leading the shot total 12-11.
Second Period Recap: The second period didn't start much better as Anaheim was once again slow out of the gate despite that being exactly the opposite of what they needed to do. Despite their best efforts, Anaheim got very little to Jimmy Howard through the opening minutes, further deflating any momentum.
The Red Wings got the first golden chance with a two-on-one in which Hiller robbed Gustav Nyquist. The whistle from the play saw a pretty big scuffle that sent both Luca Sbisa and Johan Franzen off for coincidental minors.
Anaheim's first good shot of the period came on the ensuing four-on-four as Getzlaf found Perry streaking through the neutral zone, but as so many of his shots have, Perry put it right into Howard's logo.
Detroit's next huge chance came on yet another outnumbered attack from the Red Wings as the third pass found Daniel Cleary coming in late. Jonas Hiller was barely able to shut him down and keep the Ducks down only one.
The Red Wings then continued to do exactly what they're known for: playing a solid defensive game that gives you zero chances and pisses you off at the same time, all while countering with Zetterberg or Datsyuk every single shift. Anaheim could get absolutely zero energy going and many times couldn't even get the puck inside the Detroit blue line for more than two or three seconds before a defenseman sent it right back out. So many of those battles came in the faceoff circle where the Wings dominated all night, particularly with the aforementioned studs at center. And it proved fruitful.
Valtteri Filppula would be the one to burn Anaheim and give Detroit a 3-1 lead with a backhander after a puck bounced between two or three pairs of Anaheim defenders. It was so characteristic of the defensive errors of this series, this season, and suddenly the Wings lead by two with the Ducks floundering.
Jimmy Howard continued his disgraceful diving with an impromptu sprawl into the net, knocking it off the pegs with David Steckel positioned in front on a small stretch of Anaheim possession. The officials of course bought it and put the faceoff outside.
Corey Perry nearly drew one back but once again a sprawling Howard stopped Perry who got to a loose puck immediately on top of the goal crease.
Matt Beleskey and Bobby Ryan had a three-on-one break into the Detroit zone late but they couldn't even manage a shot on goal, just another sign of how poor the second period went for the Ducks. Jonas Hiller was then called into action again, robbing both Nyquist and Datsyuk
With a minute and a half remaining Kyle Quincey took his second minor penalty of the game, shattering Nick Bonino's stick and sending him to the ice to draw Anaheim's second power play of the night, perhaps no bigger opportunity. Howard would once again draw another penalty as minimal contact from Teemu Selanne caused him to throw his head back and hit the ice. Another dive, another goaltender interference penalty bought by the officials.The Michael Kors outlet will provide you cheap but high-quality products. I'm getting so sick of Howard's antics and it's an absolute atrocity that it's having such an influence on this series.
Almost mercifully, the period ended. When Selanne is in the penalty box yelling in frustration, you know the team is almost certainly following in his footsteps. And they were. Rather than playing the game, the Ducks ended the period frustrated, down two goals, with their power play wizard in the penalty box, and outshot 16-13, for a 27-25 game total.
Talk about a bleak outlook.Faceoff after faceoff went in favor of Detroit and puck after puck left their end with nothing even remotely resembling a chance coming toward Anaheim.
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For a team and a coaching staff attempting to move forward and exorcise any lingering demons from the historically poor 2012 season, Auburn took a quantum leap ahead in morale alone as a record crowd jammed Jordan-Hare Stadium for Saturday’s A-Day game.
Starters on the Orange team had their way with their backups of the Blue team, winning the scrimmage 35-14 before an Auburn A-Day record crowd of 83,401 which shattered the previous record of 63,217 from 2010. No doubt, the Tigers fans came out in large part to see what first-year coach Gus Malzahn was going to be bringing to the table in the fall.why christian louboutin shoes so popular in uk?
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The Orange team outgained the Blue team 351 to 197 with the difference coming on the ground which was 196-36. Justin Garrett was a standout once again at the “Star” position and was named the Mark Dorminey Defensive MVP with three tackles and a fumble recovery for touchdown on the first defensive play of the game for the Orange team.
Artis Payne tied the game at 7 with a 27-yard scoring run for the Blue team.
“It was definitely nice to get in the open field,” Artis-Payne said. “I’d rather between the tackles, honestly, but it was all right.”
Frazier found Artis-Payne for a screen pass which he took 42 yards down the right sideline late in the first quarter. The next play, Frazier hit Trovon Reed for a 9-yard TD to give the Orange team a 21-7 lead with 52 seconds left in the first quarter.
Quarterback Jonathan Wallace went 18-for-26 for 191 yards with two touchdowns and an interception. Wallace, who started the final four games of 2012, connected with Brandon Fulse for a 17-yard score and Dimitri Reese for a 28-yard TD.
Both quarterbacks played with both squads in a rotation which has gone on all spring.
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The ongoing battle for the starting job doesn’t seem to bother either Frazier or Wallace, who have each said they’re pulling for each other to succeed.
The 35-14 halftime score carried into the second half as Malzahn reigned in the fast pace of the offense.
On the second play of the third quarter, Reese was leveled by cornerback Jonathon Mincy and was down for several moments before walking to the sideline. Mincy was assessed a 15-yard personal foul penalty for targeting a receiver above the shoulders and ejected.
Developing a two-deep depth chart was a goal of the spring for Malzahn and his staff, and with two practices remaining next week following Saturday’s 111-play scrimmage, there will be lots of tape to use for evaluation.
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For decades she had challenged the Catholic Church, arguing for women's ordination, the right of priests to marry and accountability in repeated sexual abuse crises.
So Manning, once the public face of the reform movement in Catholic Canada and a persistent burr in the side of the church establishment, decamped a decade ago.
She is now a priest in the Anglican Church.
“I did go through a period of grieving for the loss of the vision I'd grown up with after Vatican II,” says Manning, now 69, referring to the 1962-1965 council to modernize the church. “But the church hierarchy had shut down and retreated . . .
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Framed by stained windows inside St. Cuthburth's Church in Oakville, Rev. Canon Joe Asseline, who was happily raised a Catholic, says he could not be a Catholic priest because he wanted to marry and have a family. He has been an Anglican priest for 20 years and has two teenage children. zoom
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“There's a catastrophic shortage of priests, in Europe and in Latin America and Africa,” Kung wrote in the New York Times last week. “Huge numbers have left the church or gone into ‘internal emigration,' especially in the industrialized countries.”
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She looked elsewhere for a place to practise her faith and found, about 10 years ago, San Lorenzo Anglican church on Dufferin St., which has a Spanish-speaking congregation.
“I'd been in exile and alien in my own church,” says Manning, who received horrific hate mail for her views. “Finally, I'd found a place where I was accepted for who I was without having to check anything at the door, including my brain.”
About five years after she joined the San Lorenzo community, Manning, who is single and has two adult sons and two grandchildren, was unprepared when her fellow parishioners suggested she consider the Anglican priesthood. “It was like I was surprised by the spirit.”
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Manning was ordained in 2011. More than half of those who attended the service were Catholic.
Among them was Ted Schmidt, retired teacher, author and former editor of the Catholic New Times. “This was a woman so far ahead of the institutional leadership she would be shot as the enemy,” says Ted Schmidt, a church progressive. “She's a prophetic person.”
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