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The tour for A Memory of Light begins in earnest in February, so we’re starting up an open thread for fans to post tour reports! (Here’s the full A Memory of Light tour date list.)
January 6, San Diego, CA (via Freelancer)
An additional San Diego report (via Insectoid)
January 11, Lexington, KY (via Ways)
A transcription of the Seattle Q&A, and Part 2 (via WetlanderNW)
February 19, Philadelphia, PA (via AndrewB)


There is greatness inside of you, and when you stop to think about the truth then you will see it too. You can accomplish anything!You are good enough!
Regardless of how we got here, I think at least 90% of us can agree that what we have currently created doesn't work!
The key is to Live Without Fear!Truth and hope eliminate fear!


So then…I perk up as soon as I hear the opening notes of my favorite song. I immediately stop fidgeting with my blue plaid Catholic school uniform.
I grin widely. I love this song! I LOOOOVE this song!
I straighten my shoulders and stand proudly amongst the other 5th graders in our pews in Friday morning Mass.
Sons of God, hear His Holy Word
Gather ‘round the table of our Lord
Allelu-u-ujah!
Of course it doesn’t even occur to me that the song’s a bit morbid…
and perhaps even a bit cannibalistic…
But to a 10-year-old, it makes perfect sense that we’d gobble Him up – then “sing a song of love.” Nom nom nom. La lala lala.
so this was all just common, everyday slurpin’ up some Jesus juice.
I smile happily at all the students and teachers crowded into this chapel at our school.
“The Lord hears ya, babe, and while He appreciates the effort – please remember He is omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent – so no need to actually VOCALIZE your tribute – He can hear you telepathically. So go easy on the eardrums of your fellow humans and just THINK the lyrics, mmmkay?”
Of course at age 10, I don’t realize how hilarious this is – so I just nod piously, with big eyes. I harbor no ill will toward the dear old nun – she is, afterall, the music teacher, quite elderly, with sensitive ears, and seated directly next to my boisterous bellowing at the chapel.
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I soar unfettered and serene, laughing at gravity and at care. The clouds embrace me as a friend and the wind lazily tousles my hair. I lose myself in the sun and sky.
And then the noise... the harsh, insistent jangle that shreds my peace...that drags me back to earth once more...
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One of my favorite, most-recent pastimes is to go to the Mall of America and surf the web from a first-floor café.
A few days before Xmas, I bought a new $1699 iBook from the Mall of America Apple Store. A couple of weeks later, I went to the Mall to check out some accessories and software. While I was there, I noticed that there was a café not two stores east of the Apple Store. Since I have an AirPort card in my laptop, I decided to sit down and partake of the free wireless network that Apple has so generously provided for the store and for the rest of us who have computers equipped with 802.11a compliant networking (wireless networking). I opened my laptop and checked to see if my Mac automatically picks up the Apple network: I clicked the OmniWeb icon in my Dock, and my home page loaded onto the screen.
Now teenagers arenit the only ones hanging out at the Mall. Whenever I want to get out of the house -- but donit want to give up my connection to email and web access -- I get to have my cake and eat it, too.
The problem there is that I had to open my TCP/IP control panel, change my settings, etc., etc. But at the Mall of America, all I did was open my laptop and began to surf. The ease-of-use factor in AirPort conectivity is what should have sparked an explosion of shops, bars, restaurants and stores with free wireless access. Once again, Apple is failing miserably to promote one of its more cut-above-the-rest distinctives.
Apple has two ways that the company should promote AirPort: 1) open more stores, so that even more people can have the ability to surf while they shop... or munch, or chat or drink or 2) create some marketing promotion where a Mac and AirPort Base Station are given to targeted businesses in key areas like malls and shopping centers. Encourage or subsidize a broadband connection for internet access, and Apple will in one fell swoop promote the "digital lifestyle" more than any iProduct could.
Each AirPorted establishment could feature some sign that says something like "We have Appleis AirPort. Fly on in and check your email." That would go way beyond those "cyber cafés" that charge you an exorbitant fee to surf their dial-up connection. With the growing number of PCs that are moving towards 802.11 networking, Apple can become synonymous with wireless internet -- at least for the web-savvy mall rats, now that AirPort is advertised as a Mac AND a PC solution.
Rodney O. Lain is always trying to mooch a free broadband connection. When he isnit complaining about the speed of the Mall of America downloads, hel heigh-ho and whadya know? Posted here is a snapshot of our September 15 analysis and the updated composite chart from this week's close. Take it in...
An astute commenter has pointed out the gist of what has occurred on our rather violent move up from the 1.27-1.29 value area. As the earlier analysis noted the goal was to buy moves back down to that area (as rare and fleeting as they were) for a test of the line in the sand at 1.3110-1.3265 (level tweaked slightly after we traded through here). We ended up getting one red daily candle as we tested the bottom of the 1.3184 CHVN and monthly resistance 1 at 1.3160 which is between those line in the sand levels.
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Meliponiculture for sustainable livelihood and towards enhancing income
By Indian Council of Agricultural Research on 16 Apr 2019 | read
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He owns around 60 cents of land that is densely packed with the diversified crops, such as, coconut palms (37 nos.), pepper (97 nos.), banana, betel leaf, different types of vegetables along with a cow. So, in such a situation, Shri Udayan found beekeeping to be the best option as it could be done with his limited land resources and that too without hampering the existing farming system.
The process led to increase the number and weight of coconuts in his garden considerably and on an average, the yield from one palm increased to 93 nuts per year as compared to the previous yield of 66 nuts. Similarly, the average weight of one nut has now increased to 530 g (490-560g), whereas, it was 425 g (385-450 g) prior to the establishment of the bee colonies. Further, the establishment of bee colonies resulted in more and bigger fruits in cucurbitaceous crops, such as, cucumber and bitter guard cultivated as intercrops in his coconut homesteads.
At present, Shri Udayan is able to collect 5 to 7 natural colonies per week. Now he has around 300 stingless bee colonies in his unit. He had sold around 600 colonies @ Rs. 1,200 per colony and around 100 kg of honey @ Rs. 1,500 per kg; thereby has earned Rs. 8,70,000/- in the last three years. He is also maintaining around 70 Indian bee colonies in his farm. Both types of honey (honey from Indian bees and stingless bees) are being marketed under the brand name titled "Unique Honey". The stingless bee honey is unique in terms of nutraceutical value, aroma and taste.
Stingless bee honey is quite heavy in demand due to medicinal qualities of the honey extracted from the stingless bees (dammer bees) and the availability of pure honey is comparatively less. The average annual yield per colony is only 400 g (ranging from 200 g to 900 g).
During the Year - 2017-18, Shri Udayan earned a total income of Rs. 4,25,000/- (Rs. 60,000 from 4,995 Nos. coconuts; Rs. 75,000/- from 50 kg stingless bee honey; Rs.1,80,000/- from 150 stingless bee colonies; Rs.1,20,000/- from four quintals of Indian bee honey) from the agriculture and allied operations. While, during the Year - 2013-2014, he could manage to earn the income of around Rs. 60,000/- only without beekeeping.
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Being motivated and inspired by Shri Udayan, large number of youths in his village are approaching the enterprise that is serving as a demonstration unit by the Krishi Vigyan Kendra for those who are interested in starting the meliponiculture. Shri Udayan's successful enterprise has also been given a vast and wide. Considerably, a huge demand for the colonies and honey from all over the districts of Kerala and other states shows the impact created by Shri Udayan's enterprise among the farming community.
The pivotal role of the stingless bees to achieve the food security with the help of enhanced pollination, fruit set and quality farm produces as well as nutritional security through the yield of delicious and nutraceutical honey, can be taken up as an entrepreneurship development initiative for attracting the youth towards the agriculture and also to enhance income.
(Source: ICAR-Krishi Vigyan Kendra, ICAR-CPCRI, Kasaragod, Kerala 671124)
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@Patrick Morris Miller: that is indeed a theory.
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Still, it’d be fun to see a different take on it, rather than an attempt to recreate the existing take we already have.
Kevin Harkness:
Twice today I have started a comment addressed to individuals (you two), and as the comment progressed, changed (in my own mind, at least) the intended audience to Filers at large, instead of you two as individuals. I was using the word “you” in its second person plural sense, instead of its second person singular sense.
Some variant of those rules are still used in many British-derived legal jurisdictions, including some but by no means all USA states. Some jurisdictions ban the insanity defence entirely. Some substitute “guilty but mentally ill”.
Over the many decades the M’Naghten rules were applied in British and US (and, I infer, other) jurisdictions, quite a number of problems emerged including the recurring farrago of lawyers putting psychiatrists on the stand and expecting them to opine about Victorian moral concepts, and the psychiatrists usually sidestepping said questions as completely outside their wheelhouse, hence poorly conceived, basically.
ETA: @bill: Good on ya. Well stated.
It’s disturbing that there’s no direct evidence that Huntington Sheldon actually consented to the suicide pact.
By direct evidence, I mean that there is no word from him, whether written or attested to by any of their friends or relations, that he ever actually said yes to it. All reported statements about the suicide pact being an agreed-upon thing lead back to Alice Sheldon and only Alice Sheldon. Friends and family members say they assumed Huntington agreed to let her kill him, but no one seems to have been willing to ask him about it and he reportedly never spoke of it. The only statements directly attributed to him are that he did not want it and was not ready for it.
In every other particular Alice Sheldon’s murder-suicide of her husband and herself fits exactly the depressing pattern of caregivers murdering the disabled in their care, up to and including the erasure of the victim, sympathy extended to the killer, and a focus on speculation about potentially mitigating circumstances. This happens with shocking regularity. Around 1500 disabled people were murdered by their caregivers in a single year the last time someone counted.
This was a disabled person murdered by his caregiver who then committed suicide. There is no record of his stating willingness to die, only second- and third-hand hearsay from other people.
That’s a valid interpretation of the facts. And it’s reasonable for disabled people to be horrified and upset about it.
I stand firmly behind my vagaries. Thank you for listening.
I then provide a link to you (not for the first time) to precisely such attestations made by friends and relations to Sheldon’s biographer. You then brush them aside as ‘hearsay’, as if we were in a court of law. Would it suffice you to hear those friends and relatives testify to it in a court of law under oath? Is your implication that the friends, relative and/or the biographer are lying?
But I don’t think it’s justified to dismiss HER forever with absolute certainty as nothing more than a murderer when she may not have been that. And if you want to impose that narrative of simple wickedness on her, I think saying that the biographer and/or her sources must have been either deluded or deceptive without proof isn’t enough.
In which case, most likely the unknown person who proposed a remake was Woody Allen. Just imagine “Woody Allen’s Princess Bride”.
 You cannot extrapolate from one situation like this to a larger population.
You’re also making a generalisation of disabled people. What precisely do you mean by that term? I’m disabled with a type three head trauma and I’m not horrified by what she did. So you’re acting like you’ve got the right to speak for all disabled which you most emphatically do not.
I suppose one could do a version of Princess Bride that leans more on the actual book, where the main character is really a depressive, neurotic, annoying author who has a dismal family life.
I’m not sure “William Goldman” is really the main character, but I love those parts of the book, too, and I would only hope they could hire Dan Hedaya to play Kermit Shog.
I don’t think it’s a remotely commercial idea. But as long as it’s not my money at stake, I say let’s see it!
I can’t imagine Woody Allen’s Princess Bride, though. “William Goldman” may be annoying, but he’s not very Woody Allen.
Rose Embolism: Just imagine “Woody Allen’s Princess Bride”.
The non-fiction book I’m currently reading,by Lisa Appignanesi, also goes into some detail on the history of insanity pleas, if people want some further reading.


Interesting site, some good Sacramento history... found my way here looking for some info on a recent find I had at an estate sale. Purchased a box of misc old photos and such. Well in the box, I found 3 silhouettes on card-stock of children that were taking at Weinstocks photography studio. 2 were signed with their name, age, and date (10 & 11 year old girls) and the baby's silhouette was printed into an decorative advertisement flyer for the studio. The interesting thing about these silhouettes was that they were dated 100 years ago almost exactly to the day (missed by 2-3 days) that i found them.


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It's been roughly forever since I did a book post, and I know at least one faithful reader has been asking for one, so here you go -- just in time for the holidays!
Interrupted: When Jesus Comes Along and I started reading Jen's blog in the last year or two, and I enjoy her folksiness and sense of humor as much as most people who read her. She and I disagree on a few key issues, but I like that although she comes from an evangelical background, her message is one of service, love, and inclusion. This book is the first of hers that I've read, and her style as an author is very much what you see of her on social media, but with a more incisive viewpoint. Her message in Interrupted is that Christians need to be out there doing more: serving more, helping more, reaching out more -- not because it gets us into heaven or puts us in Jesus's good graces, but because it's why we're here, and living the Gospel is more than just showing up in the pew on Sundays. We can't all drop what we're doing and go start a missional church, but we can find SOMEthing that's meaningful to us that puts us even a teeny bit outside our comfort zone. So if you are a little restless and feeling like you're not doing "enough," this book won't make you feel terrible about yourself or anything, but it will perhaps light a fire underneath you if that's what you need.
Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel. According to the Internet, this is the BOOK OF THE YEAR. And I did like it a lot. It took me a little time to get into, but once I was in, I didn't want to put it down. It made me uneasy, as all post-apocalyptic stories do, but in a good way. I thought about it a lot after I had finished it, and some of the imagery has really stuck with me. Boy, I really hope that we're not all wiped out by a global flu epidemicEveryone has raved about this book, but I just could not get into it. I think it's an important story and I would have enjoyed like a New Yorker-length article about it, but it felt stretched into book length and seemed to go on and on. I skimmed a lot of it.
Tattoos on the Heart by Father Gregory Boyle. Man, I loved this book. If I'm ever in LA, I want to find Father Boyle and give him a hug. In short, he works in a community that is rife with gangs and he helps kids and young adults find jobs and get out of gang life. He has such profound love for humanity and the way he talks about God is just wonderful. People who are skeptical about Christianity and its message -- especially the way it gets butchered by self-righteous people and neoconservatives -- should read this book. Father Boyle writes that if Jesus walked into a room, he would be absolutely delighted by every single person in there. Every one of us is a treasure to God, in a way we can hardly fathom. God is thrilled with us, even in our broken, messy humanity -- nay, because of it. He's like Anne Lamott rolled up with Santa Claus. Just read this. You won't be sorry.
Lila by Marilynne Robinson. I tried to read Gilead years ago and couldn't really connect with it, but I liked this book, the third in her series about a minister in a small town in the Midwest. Her writing is beautiful and her characters nuanced and almost terrifyingly human. I did find the relationship that's central to the book odd and difficult to comprehend, but Lila's inner life was fascinating.
Longbourne by Jo Baker. This novel is always described as Downton Abbey meets Pride and Prejudice. It's basically about the servants in the Bennett household. I thought I was going to like it more than I did, but I didn't dislike it, either. I wasn't totally swept away. Perhaps if I'd ever read some Jane Austen, I would have liked it better. (GASP! I know. I have never read any Austen. I am a flawed and incomplete person. There's just always something else I want to read MORE, you know?)
The Rosie Effect by Graeme Simion. This was a bit of a rehash of The Rosie Project -- which is both good and bad. It was very cute and breezy but some parts seemed a bit of a stretch. Fun, though, and quick reading.
The Bookshop by Penelope Fitzgerald. I bought this on Kindle because it was like a dollar, and it was sort of peculiar. It's about an old woman who wants to open a bookshop in a small English town. It's a bit Dickensian, but much more concise (it's quite short). I felt a little impatient at times, but then the very last paragraph was some knock-out writing.
The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks. This is a self-help-type book that sounds like it's going to tell you to quit your boring job and go be whatever your PASSION is, but it's not quite that (I avoid such books like the plague). It's about finding your Zone of Genius, which is where you're operating at your best and making the most of the gifts you have in whatever it is you're doing. I think I liked it when I was reading it and I did underline a bunch of stuff, but I also seem to remember finding it a bit sales-y. Probably because of terminology like "Zone of Genius." It does hone in on some self-defeating behaviors that are worth recognizing in oneself, so that was worthwhile.
A God in Ruins by Kate Atkinson. OH HOW I LOVED THIS BOOK. Read Life after Life and then read this. Oh, how I LOVE the Todd family. Atkinson's writing is spectacular without being showy or tricky. This is what I want to read when I read fiction: an engrossing story about people who seem real and live in a time and place that the author either creates or conveys in a compelling, believable way. This book accomplishes all that in spades. I felt broken-hearted when I finished it SO good. I read this in about two days; it's a...graphic memoir, I guess? About the famous cartoonist and her parents as they enter old age and frailty and nursing homes. Oh, MAN, it was so sad and funny and made me think about how terribly we deal with elderly people and end-of-life in this society.
We Are Not Ourselves by Matthew Thomas. I read this without knowing a thing about it. I wasn't sure I was going to like it at first -- I can't really articulate why, though the first portion of it seemed to need some editing. But tIt turned out to be poignant and sort of haunting, and the characters were absolutely real to me by midway through the book. I ended up loving it, but I should note it's not a particularly cheerful book.
The Engagements by J. Courtney Sullivan. I stopped reading this about a third of the way through. I just wasn't buying any of it. I felt the same way about her novel Maine. Just one-dimensional and not that good.
Up the Down Staircase by Bel Kaufman. This was another cheapie on Kindle and it was billed as a classic expose of public school teaching. It was written in the 60s by a woman who taught in the NYC public schools, and this book was supposed to be all ground-breaking and whatnot. Well, MEH. It got the point across in about ten pages: there's a lot of needless bureaucracy in public schools, and sometimes there are kids who slip through the cracks or don't get what they need, and the teachers are burnt out and frustrated. I am totally sympathetic to this problem, but it I didn't finish this one, either.
Mislaid by Nell Zink. I returned this to the library without finishing it -- this was the end of my really bad streak with books. Some people would probably love it, but it failed to grab me and I greatly disliked the main character. I was also very worried about the children in the plot and I decided I just didn't need to trouble myself with these people and their irresponsibility any more.
ometimes I feel like a book of essays, and this was a good one.t and felt afterward like I'd had a cup of tea with Ann.
A Piece of Danish Happiness by Sharmi Albrechtsen. This might be the worst-written memoir-type book I've ever read. The author is an American who has lived in Denmark for many years and has been married to Danish men (three times, actually). I think much of the material had been written for a Danish website or perhaps a tourism blog. It's not well-edited and the writer is obnoxious. That said, I DID find some interesting tidbits about life in Denmark and why Danish people consistently rank as the "happiest" in the world. Hint: much of it is about lowered/managed expectations. I took many of these things to heart, and a lot of it shed light on my Danish grandmother's personality and ways of doing things. But there must be a book out there that conveys those subjects in a much better wais very long and not at all a light read, but I thought it was well worth the time and emotional commitment to read. Beautifully written and very atmospheric and suspenseful, it takes place in France and Germany during WWII. After reading it, I found myself wanting to read lots more about ordinary people during that time.
The New Neighbor by Leah Stewart. I have really loved everything I've read by this author before, but this wasn't my favorite of hers. One of the narrators is an elderly woman, and I didn't find her voice to be believable. It was hard to care about anyone in the book or get invested in their stories and secrets. It's weird, because her other novels have really connected with me, but this one kind of fell flaOh, this was a FUN book, but it wasn't as fluffy as I thought it would be. I liked it a great deal. My only complaint is that I didn't completely understand why Nick fell so hard for Bex and was willing to put up with so much and fight for their relationship. I needed a little more connection between them, especially early on, to fully believe the rest of it.
For the Love by Jen Hatmaker. This book reads like it's straight from her blog, which is good (if you love her writing there, you'll enjoy this) and bad (why buy the book when you can get the blog for free, etc). It's readable in a day and has her familiar, refreshing tone and some good advice/lessons -- not going to blow you away, but a nice warm-blanket read.
Small Victories by Anne Lamott. I do love Anne Lamott so. Another fast read with lovely writing and a cup-of-tea feeling upon finishing. Sad, funny, keenly observant -- always worth a read.
The Boys in the Boat by Daniel James Brown. I sure wanted to love this book, but I found it VERY SLOW. Look, I rowed in college so I love the sport and all the details about it, but man. I thought it would be a lot more fast-moving and a lot more about Hitler's rise and the tension leading into the Olympics. There was a bit of that but it was like crammed into the last 100 pages. I don't know, it was just dry for me. Those last 100 pages were good, though.
. Ooooooh, I loved this. I am smack in the middle between extrovert and introvert (my Myers-Briggs type comes out as ESFJ, but I'm right on the line between E and I), and Felicity is right there with me, perhaps leaning more toward introversion. Joe is an avowed introvert. This book was SUPER insightful about introversion and offered so many positive observations and research points about what introverts bring to the table. And how to value introversion, which is considered so...anathema, almost, in American life.
I wish I'd read this when Felicity was a bit younger, but I'm glad I did now. Even before reading this, I think I've figured out for a while now how to support her in who SHE is and not try to push her to be like the kids who are better at birthday parties or whatever -- instead, I allow her to approach things her way and give her strategies to make herself comfortable in situations that are not her bag by nature. I also listen to what she wants and try to favor situations where she WILL be naturally at ease (smaller groups, less noisy places, plenty of down time, etc). But I also push her a little bit to get out of her comfort zone when the situation calls for it, and when I know she can handle it without being upset or overwhelmed. And much of the time she is SUPER sociable and chatty and joins in the fun; other times, she hangs back or finds a quiet corner with a book and THAT IS OKAY. This book also covers some marital sources of conflict (needing people/going-out time vs. wanting to just be at home, as well as expressing anger vs. suppressing feelings) in a really helpful way. I want MORE from her about all this. I know about her website and everything, so I will be going there for more resources but I hope she writes another book about the child/parent piece and the marriage and jobs issues.
The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins. Quick read, liked it MUCH better than Gone Girl (which I LOATHED). I didn't believe a lot of the characters and I thought it was going to have some dumb twist like Gone Girl but it didn't really. I did think the main narrator (Rachel) was well written (also a MESS) and it was the kind of book I was like, ooh, yay, I get to read some more of my book now! whenever I had a chance to get back to it.


at University of Westminster, as part of a screening programme which coincides with the exhibition Between Here and Then, organised by and showing the work of a group of current PhD candidates and alumni at CREAM. The evening also features a screening of Côme Lédesert's documentary short Persisting Dreams.
My video Workers leaving the cloud factory will be shown at the exhibition Between Here and Then at London Gallery West and The Project Space at the Harrow campus of University of Westminster, London. The exhibition is organised by and showsster. The private view is on 21 Jun 5 – 10pm, and the exhibition will be open daily from 11am – 7pm.
D-Fuse/Labmeta will perform Tektōn as part of the Kinetica 10th Anniversary Exhibition, at Kinetica Museum in London on 17th February. More info here.
I will be performing an improvised set with University of East London students Thomas Couchman, Ipek Biserova and Joshua Adams, entertaining swimmers at the London Aquatics Centre on 26 Nov 4-6pm. The concert is part of the series Swimming With Music, a coproduction between UEL, Sound and Music and Bigga Fish.
I am again delivering my annual lecture series A Sense of Place, concerned with relations between sound and environments, among other lectures and tutorials, at the BA Sound Art and video essay No More Beyond will be screened at the Stamford Street Lecture Theatre, Kings College London, at an event organised by KCL Student Action for Refugees, on 24 September at 6:30pm. </s> Download more by: Zaccaria, Enric’ elemento germanico nella lingua italiEnrichment Services | SatoriEnrichment8:54 a.m. -- lug her on my hip to the door of the doctor's office and realize I'm at the wrong doctor's office...the one I need to go to is around the block.
9:15 a.m. -- go into ultrasound, prep the tech by warning her that Lu does NOT like doctors and that our last try at an ultrasound was a complete disaster.
9:20 a.m. -- realize this is going to be o.k. Lucy is laying on my lap in rapture over the Barbie movie playing in front of her in the dark coolness of the room surrounding her. Feel this wave of love wash over me as I watch her long eyelashes flutter in movie-concentration. My heart starts to slow down after all the stress of knowing this just wasn't going to work.
9:30 a.m. -- the ultrasound tech informs me, after asking a bunch of strange questions about Lucy's health, etc., that Lucy's insides are flipped...meaning they're all on the "wrong" side. Her liver, gall bladder, spleen, etc. are all in the opposite place from where they should be. Hmmm. She also informs me this is something that should have been caught in-utero. Hmmmm again.
The tech also informs me that I shouldn't be alarmed. I'm not...but I have to admit it's a little unnerving to find out that your child's insides are not where they should be.
11:55 a.m. -- head out late to Stake Primary lunch meeting, remember all the stuff I've been letting slip since the kids got out of school and we've been living it up. Stress out a little bit.
We've had the greatest time at our friends' cabin and on a little mom/daughter get-away while Max is at scout camp. But boy howdy we're missing him.
It's nice to step back and just enjoy.
Seriously! The organ thing is a symptom that some kids with BBS have - there are several on the list with the organs on the opposite side. I have the name of our researcher in Baltimore who would love to speak with you - also there is the study at NIH that would find this fascinating.
Anyway, just wondering if you guys have any 4th of July plans ???
My goodness you are busy! Quick question - do you still have Kara helping you? How do you manage to take the girls to their swim/dive practice while Lucy is still at home sleeping? This is


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In my opinion the problem is focus on characters that have nothing going for them, they're not overly relatable. There are some real gems that are being kept hidden. I love Kim, she's hilarious, and Vincent is a good character. As a couple they're so interesting yet they have nothing going for them. I'd love to see the more vulnerable side of Kim and see more of how their marriage works aside her spending his money. Same goes for billy and honey. We don't see nearly enough of their relationship. They're genuine likeable characters that could really shine given the chance. Keeping them strictly b list is a mistake in my eyes.
Ben is some kind of lose end but jay is really unexplored on the right ways. I always wondered about him working for Coker and sons given that great scene of his when he visited his dad after he passed away.
As for woody, I like him. I think he's in a position where he could feasibly make connections with anyone in the square and move away from the carters. Keeping him in with the carters would be a dead end but establish him in the community and you could easily create something worth watching. Same goes with Konrad. I enjoy his scenes and his relationship with Shirley, imo getting Shirley out of the vic would improve her arc no end.
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Kind of hilarious this back tracking over Lee Ryan....
😂😂 to be fair I kept my mouth shut until he was on screen. I quite like it though, it just goes to show that until someone translates on screen you never really know. I find the people I'm excited about (for example I was a minority excited for Danny dyer) tend to be a let down and the people you don't really want to see end up being quite good to watch. Maybe it's an expectation thing?


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(a) The Triratna (Pali: tiratna) is a Buddhist symbol th It is sometimes also known as Nandiyavatta which means turning the wheel of dharma clockwise symbolising the deliverance of the first sermon of the Buddha. The Triratna symbol is composed of dhammacakra within a circle, a diamond rod or Vajra, and a trident .
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No. 19 Men's Hockey Sweeps Canisius at Home
After an epic win last weekend on the road against the former No. 3 Notre Dame, No. 19 Penn State (5-1-1) was back at home to face Canisius in the Pegula Ice Arena.
There wasn't much of a match as Penn State outscored Canisius 65-22 Friday evening for a 4-1 win.
Within the first 20 minutes of the game Penn State had accrued 31 shots on net – a goal was bound to happen at some point.
Freshman Brandon Biro (Sherwood Park. Alberta) started the Lions' scoring spree in the eight minute of play with a goal assisted by Nate Sucese (Fairport, N.Y.) during a power-play.
WVince Pedrie (Rochester, Minn.) received a pass from freshman Denis Smirnov (Moscow, Russia) that gave him just enough time to thoughtfully place the puck in the back of the net, ending the first period with a Lion lead, 2-0.
Penn State yet against opened the second period on fire, Chase Berger (St. Louis, Mo.) was assisted by David Goodwin (Des Peres, Mo.) on a cross-ice pass for the third Penn State goal of the night.
Canisius finally got their feet under them, and notched their lone goal of the evening in the eighteenth minute of play.
In the third and final period, Smirnov score for Penn State.
Peyton Jones (Langhorne, Pa.) made 21 saves for the evening and played the entire 60-minute duration.
Saturday's game was a bit more a battle, with Penn State ultimately coming out on top with a 4-2 win over the Golden Griffins.
Unlike Friday, Canisius was the first team to score, doing so in the third minute of play with some fast moves and stick work.
Undeterred, Kevin Kerr (Bensalem, Pa.) faked out the goaltender and notched a Nittany Lion goal in the tenth minute of the first period.
Riding off of that momentum, it was Andrew Sturtz (Buffalo, N.Y.) who gave Penn State the lead after the first when a save by Jones rebounded off of the glass and Sturtz headed into Griffin territory on a breakaway.
Penn State started off the second period strong, with Smirnov scoring a goal thanks to some advanced stick work and fake-outs in front of the net. He was assisted by Dylan Richard (Sherwood Park, Alberta) and Goodwin.
Canisius scored a short-handed goal near the tenth minute on a breakaway.
It seemed as though Canisius may have tied things up at the start of the third with a goal, but their attempt at scoring this period was deemed offside and the goal was disallowed.
To cap things off, Berger solidified the win with Penn State's fourth goal of the evening, giving the Nittany Lions the sweep, 4-2.
Jones yet again played the full game in net.
Penn State is home again this coming weekend, facing off against Niagara on both Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m. in the Pegula Ice Arena.


The actor recently starred in “Forecasting Love and Weather” as Han Ki Joon, the cheating fiancé of Park Min Young’s character Jin Ha Kyung, who later goes on to marry Chae Yoo Jin (played by Girl’s Day’s Yura).
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Yoon Bak also revealed that when he was first offered the role of Han Ki Joon, he turned it down—but that the director was able to successfully change his mind.
Yoon Bak also went on to speak enthusiastically about his chemistry with co-star Park Min Young.
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Subject: Arts & Humanities, Other Keywords: digital space-time; fashion Instagram; media ecology; nonboundary of style; social media
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This study investigated how fashion is expressed on social media platforms from a media ecology perspective of sustainable digital space-time, as society evolves into a digital ecosystem. Media ecology concerns how the media environment transforms human experience and impacts society and culture. A theoretical review of media ecology was conducted, and the Instagram account of global fashion influencer Susanna Lau (@susiebubble) was analyzed as a case study. In total, 300 fashion-related images were collected out of 5,817 uploaded to Lau’s Instagram between May 2012 and June 2019. These were analyzed—alongside their titles, content, hashtags, and commentaries—for visual phenomena conveying everyday divisions between spatiality and temporality, public and private, real and virtual, and geography and culture, which demonstrate ambiguous boundaries. The analysis revealed that the images reflect nuances of digital time and space as they emerge in social media, and represent a nonboundary of style across the binaries of work and leisure, public and private, real and virtual, and geography and culture—signifying a sustainable digital lifestyle. These findings illustrate how our changing daily lives are visualized through fashion on a sustainable digital platform, and suggest ongoing research into the practical impact of technological advances on fashion.


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2006 video albums </s> VestAndPage is an artist duo founded in 2006 by Verena Stenke (Germany) and Andrea Pagnes (Italy), working in contemporary performance art, visual art, and film. Their work is positioned withinspherology, fragility, memory activation and communication, with a strong influence of the artists’ backgrounds in philosophy and theatre. They present meditative and ritualistic performances that challenge impermanence, transformation and self-awareness.
Life and education
Verena Stenke (born 1981, Bad Friedrichshall, Germany)e, and holds qualifications as special effects make-up artist and mask maker. She studied Oriental and Social Theatre. She lived in Berlin, and moved to Florence in 2006.
Andrea Pagnes (born 1962, Venice) holds degrees in Modern Literature and Philosophy, certificates of high studies in Museology, Art critic, and Creative writing, and obtained the diploma of Social Theatre actor and operator. He has been working as independent curator, writer, painter, and glass sculptor. He founded cultural magazines, and has been artistic director of a Murano glass factory. He has translated among others Jurassic Park into Italian, and lived in Venice and Florence.
Verena Stenke and Andrea Pagnes are married, and currently living in Baden-Württemberg, Germany and Venice.
Major works and projects
sin∞fin The Movie
Between 2010 and 2012, VestAndPage produced the experimental film trilogy sin∞fin The Movie in Antarctica, India, Kashmir, Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego, combining performance art with filmmaking.
The first episode has been produced at artist-in-residence at10. The second episode has been realized during the artist-in-residence at The Sarai Programme at CSDS, New Delhi, in March/April 2011.
The third episode has been produced as part of the cultural program of the National Antarctic Direction, Argentina, on the Antarctic stations Carlini and Esperanza Base in January and February 2012.
In 2015, VestAndPage produced the performance-based feature film Plantain [de: Spitzwegerich] in Germany, Poland and Kaliningrad Oblast, Russia. Filmed on location during the artist duo's month-long performance walk, the project takes a private family story and the historical event of post-WWII displacements as starting points. The artists walked, performed and filmed along the route of war escape of Stenke's ancestors upon the evacuation of East Prussia in winter 1945, in tny. Referenced through the performance-walk in real time, the film connects in a layering of histories, people, and personal memories, the intangible and ineffable of a past which has been lived by another generation with a present feeling of guilt.
Without Tuition or Restraint is a long durational performance of five days and four nights. It took place at The Exchange and Newlyn Gallery in Penzance, as part of the exhibition Performance Transition in November 2011. The couple has been closed inside and didn't exit the gallery for five days and four nights consecutively. During this period Andrea Pagnes lived inside a dog crate, while Verena Stenke inside the gallery space executed one repetitive action each day. The performance questions concepts of freedom, and limits between private and social spheres.
Speak That I Can See You
Speak That I Can See You is the first performance of Stenke's and Pagnes' debut as VestAndPage. The interactive piece won the ArtKontakt Prize (Tirana) in 2007. Since then the performance has been presented on several occasions, among others at the Kosovo Art Gallery, Pristina (2007); Fondaco dell’Arte, Venice (2009);e (2009); Fábrica de Braço de Prata, Lisbon (2010); PingPong Artspace, Taipei (2012); London Art Fair, London (2014). In the installation set of medical surgery videos and a soundtrack of voices speaking about fear in three languages, Stenke invites audience members to participate in a ritual. Pagnes' back is offered as a living canvas for the audience to express their thoughts by writing with effect powder, water, and feathers or nails on his skin.
HOME Cycle
AEGIS Cycle
AEGIS is a live performance cycle in six parts, developed and presented with the collaboration of other artists in the years 2016 and 2


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Hospice care is a service that aims to make dying patients more comfortable in their final months of life, but these services will no longer be available for new patients come February 1st due to budget cuts. Patients which are already receiving hospice care will continue to receive their services, but no new patients will be allowed to sign-up. Legislators are, however, working on a proposal to overturn the Department of Health and Hospitals proposed law.
Senator Dan Claitor (R) sent a letter to Senate President John A. Alario, Jr. asking for a legislative oversight-hearing to occur no later than March 11, 2013. The Senator did advise that even if he were successful in getting a hearing, patients would be without the necessary services for at least a month.
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Question What is the importance of gender and racial/ethnic intersectionality along the surgical pipeline?
Findings In this cross-sectional study of US surgical faculty, female facultyp experienced an increase in representation at nearly all junior and midcareer faculty positions, with a more favorable trajectory than their male colleaguesgroups among female full professors decreased, whereas representation increased marginally among their male colleagues.
Meaning Intersectionality of gender and race/ethnicity may leave female surgeons in minority groups more disadvantaged than their male colleagues in achieving leadership positions, despite superior trends in representation at junior and midcareer faculty positions.
Importance Diversity in academic surgery is lacking, particularly among positions of leadership.
Objective To evaluate trends among racial/ethnical minority groups stratified by gender along the surgical pipeline, as well as in surgical leadershipd longitudinal analysis assessed US surgical faculty census ine. Surgical faculty members captured in census data from December 31, 2013, to December 31, 2019, were included in the analysis. Faculty were identified from the surgery category of the faculty roster, which includes gener.
Main Outcomes and Measures Gender and race/ethnicity were obtained for surgical faculty stratified by rank. Descriptive statistics with annual percentage of change in representation are reported based on faculty rank.
Results A total of 15 653 US surgical faculty, including 3876 women (24.8%), were included in the data set for 2019. Female faculty from racial/ethnic minority groups experienced ic minority groups across nearly all ranks. White faculty maintain most leadership positions as full professors (3105 of 3997 [77.7%]) and chairs (294 of 380 [77.4%]). The greatest magnitude of underrepresentation along the surgical pipeline has been among Black (106 of 3997 [2.7%]) and Hispanic/Latinx (176 of 3997 [4.4%]) full professors. Among full professors, although Black and Hispanic/Latinx male representation increased modestly (annual change, 0.07% and 0.10%, respectively), Black female representation remained constant (annual change, 0.00004%) and Hispanic/Latinx female representation decreased (annual change, −0.16%). Overall Hispanic/Latinx (20 of 380 [5.3%]) and Black (13 of 380 [3.4%]) representation as chairs has not changed, with only 1 Black and 1 Hispanic/Latinx woman ascending to chair from 2013 to 2019.
Conclusions and Relevanceobtain leadership positions in academic surgery. Intersectionality may leave female members of racial/ethnic. The.


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Los Angeles bullet train or is it a mirage? A much-talked-about high speed train would deliver passengers from Sin City to Los Angeles in just 80 minutes, but many roadblocks remain to its manifestation. (Image: xpresswest.com)
People have been talking about a Los Angeles bullet train into Las Vegas for decades, and now one expert has come out endorsing such a plan over the other option of expanding the 1-15 corridor that stretches from Sin City to the City of Angels.
Las Vegas transportation to and from Los Angeles would certainly change, should city and state officials finally move forward in constructing such a long-hyped high-speed bullet train. But projects like these have been bandied about for so long now, they’ve become almost mythical in the eyes of LV locals.
But the motivation to build such a project remains, because the market for one is definitely real.
Like Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau’s characters in “Swingers” and so many in real life, an excursion to Vegas from L.A. often seems like a fantastic idea, until 30 minutes into the trip you realize you still have over 3.5 hours of travel ahead of you, and that’s on a good traffic and construction-free day.
The other option is to take a 60-minute flight from Los Angeles International to McCarran, but that doesn’t exactly lend itself to impromptu decision-making, nor are last-minute flights typically the cheapest way to go. Throw in the TSA process and the cost of cabs to get around once you arrive, and that four or five-hour drive starts looking more appealing.
Las Vegas heavily relies on tourism from the sprawling Los Angeles metropolis, the nation’s second-largest city with nearly four million residents and 10 million countywide. But traffic congestion on the 1-15 freeway, the only direct road in and out of Vegas, is increasingly becoming problematic.
And tourists aren’t the only ones who fill up the 15. Massive trucks that carry all the things that make Vegas, Vegas, 365 days a year also go back and forth daily, carrying millions of pounds of food, booze,And once they release their cargo to the waiting casinos, it’s back to L.A., to fill up with more and do it all over again.
The solution, according to Tom Skancke, a transportation consultato build that high-speed rail at last.
Desert Road Not Deserted
During a meeting with the LVCVA board this week, Skancke said building additional lanes to the 113-mile stretch between the Nevada border and Barstow, California, would cost $879 million (and Barstow is still a far ways from L.A. proper). In addition, variou, which would delay the project and cause the total expenditure to balloon to $1.5 billion.
That stretch of Interstate 15 navigates through the California desert and mountains en route to what’s known as Stateline: the border between Cali and Nevada. It’s not a necessarily heavily congested roadway, other than on major holiday weekends, but one accident or construction project, and cars can become backed up for miles, sometimes doubling the already long drive time.
The alternatives to waiting in the traffic are few and many hours between. Travelers would need to bypass the Mojave National Preserve by driving south, which adds at least an hour of time behind the wheel. That’s assuming you don’t get lost amid the numerous twists and turns and stretches of many miles with nary a gas station or fast food joint in sight.
Train Fast Track
In November, XpressWest wooed the Nevada High-Speed Rail Authority and secured the rights to build such a rail line, should the authority receive additional support from Nevada and California.
XpressWest would deliver passengers from Nevada to Los Angeles’ Metrolink via the as-yet-to-be-built Southern California Station. Round-trip fares would be under $100, which would put it at higher than the cost of gas, but balanced by convenience and not having to drive.
Backed by $100 million in initial funding through a private venture between China Railway International (CRI) and XpressWest, the project is also enticing to local and state officials because it would not require public funding.
XpressWest’s ultimate goal is to serve 22 million people by connectingand Denver via its planned Southwest Network. The US government has authorized the plan and might offer loans to XpressWest and CRI through the Federal Railroad Administration.
Return of the Rail
Commercial passenger rail service due to the expansion of air travel and its affordability to the average American consumer.
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Dan North takes us on a journey from where the idea of a developer started as a specialist role, to now, and how “developer” often means a multi-disciplinary, multi-skilled, multi-roled concept. This is a fun and interesting, fast paced session, with a bit of audience interaction (if you’re watching this with colleagues or friends, get involved).


The soundtrack for Dust: An Elysian Tail is excellent, and Alexander Brandon helped create it! YouTube playlist: Each video has links to sites where you can purchase the soundtrack, but I'll go ahead and post them here: httginal-soundtrack https://loudr.fm/release/dust-an-elysian-tail/RqVDh There's also the music for Gunpoint, a stealth-action puzzle game on Steam. It has a great jazz and noir-style soundtrack, with a few songs not actually in the game but included on the extended soundtrack. YouTube playlist: Bandcamp: http://gunpointgame.bandcamp.com/ Happy birthday, Ross!


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This issue's contents August 20, 1979
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Until this year, major league umpires could be found in groups of four. They were men with similar professional interests enduring a lonely life together—airport to hotel to ball park, with a beer or a movie along the way to relieve the monotony. So what if fans booed and players griped and managers questioned their parentage? They were in this together, by golly. They were a team. All for one and one for all.
That is the way it used to be. Last week three-fourths of a major league umpiring crew sat at a table in a New York bar while the fourth, an outcast, was off somewhere on his own. There are eight of these outcasts in baseball today, four in each league. They were brought up from the minors during the umpire "strike" this spring, which spanned all of spring training and 45 days of the season, and they stayed on as vacation substitutes for the regulars. But as they rotate from crew to crew, most of the senior umpires are greeting them with turned backs and open hostility. This alone would be cause for concern, but on occasion the bad feelings have spilled out onto the playing field, affecting the game itself.
When American League President Lee MacPhail discussed the problem with Richie Phillips, the attorney for the association that represents the established umps, the two men agreed that "if one of the new umpires needs help on a play, he will get it." Earlier this month the National League put out a memo instructing its umpires not to make "uncomplimentary, personal remarks" about each other.
The memo was a topic of conversation in the New York bar last week. "We can't call them 'scabs,' " said crew chief Bob Engel. "The league says we have to call them 'new umpires.' "
"But they are scabs," interrupted Paul Runge. "I looked it up in Webster's and one of the definitions is 'a worker who replaces a union worker during a strike.' So they are scabs."
Technically the eight were not strikebreakers because the 52 regular umpires had been working under a contract with a no-strike clause. The walkout won them substantial increases in salary and per diem payments as well as paid in-season vacations. When the veterans returned, the eight rookies, the only active professional umps among those working during the walkout, remained. The veterans have shown their resentment in many ways, even though in Mac-Phail's interpretation, the agreement says "there would be no recrimination on either side."
There have been-recriminations, lots of them—and for good reason, argue the senior umps. "The new umpires prolonged the strike. They embarrassed us," says National League Umpire Ed Montague. "Why should they be embraced now? Let them take their own cabs and stay at different hotels and be lonely." American League crew chief Don Denkinger has said, "Iem." National League veteran Billy Williams told mild-mannered rookie Fred Brocklander, "If you were in labor, you'd have a busted jaw now, and your nose would be on the other side of your face." Williams, a former member of the steam-fitters union, added, "I've got to umpire with you, but I don't have to be your friend."
In the exclusive world of umpires, friendship and companionship can be very important. "From what I know of good umpiring," says National League supervisor Blake Cullen, "it seems like you've got to have a rapport. You play cards or maybe golf together, and later, when you've got runners on first and third and the ball is hit to the outfield, you know who's doing what. They don't discuss these situations with the new men."
Instead, they have embarrassed them, off the field and on. There have been numerous instances of veteran umpires ignoring the rookies, even during arguments when they could have used a show of support. "That kind of stuff can really damage the integrity of the game," says Mets Manager Joe Torre.
It is particularly damaging when a catcher or batter appeals a rookie umpire's ball or strike call on a checked swing and the veteran umpire automatically reverses it. "I've noticed that more and more," says one catcher. "Occasionally it's so obvious it's hard to believe."
On another occasion, the four umpires were gathered around home plate when one of the veterans clapped his hands as if to end the discussion and send everyone to his position. Rookie Dave Pallone immediately turned and ran out toward second base. The others remained at home plate.
Pallone, 27, has been a favorite target of the hazing. One day in June he opened his bag in the umpires' dressing room in Candlestick Park and found a padlock on his mask, his cap mangled and the straps of his shin guards cut. "Obviously the elves didn't do it," says supervisor Cullen. "I asked the guys in his crew point blank and nobody said anything. What can you do? I couldn't fine everybody."
Nor is it known who the guilty party was in an incident involving American League rookie Derryl Cousins. Shortly after the walkout ended, he arrived in his Minnesota dressing room to find the word "Scab," instead of his name, written above his locker.
Locker-room hazing is not nearly as important as conflict on the field, of course. "I don't agree with what the new umpires did. I never will," says American League crew chief Dave Phillips. "But professionalism should go to the forefront in games. My crew and I do not believe in treating the rookies any differently once we cross the white lines." True to his word, Phillips came to the defense of rookie Dallas Parks several times last week, most notably in an argument involving those two notorious umpire baiters, Earl Weaver and Billy Martin.
Parks is a big, gentle man who, despite his resentment, has a passive demeanor. He has never ridden in a car with the other members of his crew or sat with them at a dinner table. On the one occasion he found himself on the same plane, the veterans did not acknowledge his existence. After a game he always showers last and stays away from the buffet in the umpires' room until the others have finished serving themselves. "He's very quiet, very humble," says crew chief Phillips. "That has helped his situation."
Parks is also very smart, because he knows how the hiring game is played. "This profession is the most competitive in sports," he says. "There's so many trying to become so few. It's a long road, a rocky road, a lucky road and an——kissing road. There's a lot of older umpires who have gotten here by a lot more unethical ways than we have. Ours is the black-sheep way. Two months ago I would have said I wished I hadn't done it. But now, yes, I'd do it again. After a while, you can get acclimated to anything. For me, that's a tough thing to say because I've always wanted people to like me. But now I know a human being can get used to about anything."
That is not Shulock's opinion, however. "I wouldn't do it again," he says, "and if the situation should ever arise for another minor league umpire, I would say, 'Stay right where you are.' "
Better relations between the umps will come only as the outcasts prove themselves on the field. Cullen says the National League rookies are not the four worst umps in his league. "They're even getting some grudging respect from the other umpires," he says. "That has helped the situation some, but a few of the older ones won't even let me discuss it with them. They just turn away."
As a last resort, Cullen says he may put the four new umps into a single crew next season. But he is reluctant to do this because he feels that would remove any hope of reconciliatioreconciliation can occur. Too many umpires share the feelings of American Leaguer Mike Reilly, who says, "Things are never going to get better with me."
The rookie umps do have sympathy from at least one veteran umpire. Bill Deegan. During the 1970 playoffs, when the umps staged a one-day walkout, Deegan crossed the picket line. He stayed on the following year as a regular American Leaguer. "I can relate to what these kids are going through," he says. "I'm still not accepted by a few of the hard-nosed guys. I've proven myself to be a good umpire and they still reject me."
After all, once an umpire makes up his mind, he is not about to change it. In this instance, however, the more obstinate veterans are hurting the game they are paid to uphold.
Throughout a troubled season, rookie umpires like Shulock have stood apart from the crew.
Veteran Deegan gives Shulock a few pointers.
Cullen, supervisor of National League umpires, tried to stop widespread rookie-slurring with a strong memorandum to his men in the field. But mere words didn't make the veterans accept Dave Pallone.
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Organic agriculture is a different sort of business. It is, of course, still a business, where profitability and productivity matter (how could they not, when feeding human beings is the end goal?) but it is a business of a different kind. That difference comes from its end goals: while the average view of a business makes it responsible to its shareholders and its customers, the view of organic businesses makes them responsible to their shareholders, customers and the society at large. They are responsible to the whole planet, and their responsible land stewardship practices are a display of that. It could simply be said that organic businesses do not aim to externalize their environmental, social and public health costs: they aim to have no such costs at all.
Based on this inherent ethical outlook of organic agriculture, it makes sense for all organic businesses to have a set of common principles; guiding values that can articulate what the label ‘organic’ means at a global scale. The IFOAM (the umbrella organization that gives an international, common voice to organic agriculture) has sought to do just that, by producing a list of four main principles that can be said to represent the ultimate aims of the organic movement as a whole.
The first of those principles (the rest of which we’ll explore in future entries) is health. Health understood not in the narrow sense of not being sick, but instead, as the IFOAM defines it, understood as:
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The commitment to health of organic agriculture is thus not only to the health of the people it feeds (which it also fulfills, by putting healthier food on the world’s tables), but also to the overall health of the societies in which it exists and the ecosystems within which it works. It commits itself even to the mental well-being of those that know, by its responsible (and accountable) commitment to this and the rest of its principles, that it is a system for producing food that will not harm the very humanity that serves as its end goal.
The health of these organic heads of cattle is no less important for the farmer than the health of the soil they live in, of the people that are going to be fed by them, or of those who simply live near this land, and who might be affected by inadequate management practices. Health is a complex concept, and organic agriculture aims to embrace that complexity.
Of course that, using such a broad definition, health as a principle for organic agriculture cannot be fulfilled without paying attention to other values as well. Ecology, care and fairness – none of them can truly be left out.
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Blythswood, located in the former home of the Royal Scottish Automobile Club, opened in 2009 following a delayed and difficult £24m redevelopment, during which a wall and a construction firm collapsed.
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The question then is this: What structure ensures all students reach mastery in specified learning objectives?Mille Davis at e research on effective writing interventions is clear--the challenge is the implementation. Establishing a pedagogically appropriate environment in any class is a challenge, one that is magnified online when relationships are no longer clearly established. Peer-to peer feedback, metacognition of success criteria, and targeted instruction are all well established strategies but we must return to issues of implementation; how do we scale to MOOC level?


by Jean M Heimann · Published June 18, 2015 une 18 is Blessed Osanna of Mantua (1449 – 1505), an Italian Dominican tertiary, who was a mystic and stigmatist. She is the patron of school girls.
At the age of eighteen, she experienced mystical espousal to Jesus — like St. Catherine of Siena, she had a vision in which Our Blessed Mother made her a bride of Christ, placing a ring on her finger.
When she was thirty, she received the stigmata on her head, her side, and she experienced the Passion in a more intense way on Wednesdays and Fridays. In her case the stigmata do not seem to have bled, but simply For years also, like St. Catherine, she lived on almost no food at all.
Osanna died in 1505 and was beatified on November 24, 1694 by Pope Leo X and Pope Innocent XII.
O God, giver of all good things, you led Blessed Osanna to prefer the unsearchable riches of Christ above all else and to so teach others. By following her example and teaching may we grow in knowledge of you and faithfully live according to the light by Jean M Heimann · Published April 21, 2009 · Last modified December 12, 2016
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But what is this film without ghosts! As it's nearing this movie's 36th anniversary, the practical effects and images hold up miraculously well. The head honcho is Gozer, whom despite having quite a cogent voice, is hardly intriguing at all. Everyone remembers Mr. Stay Puft, the Terror Dogs (Zuul and Vinz), I bet even Slimer ended up being more memorable and he had less time in the spotlight then Gozer. On that note, The Marshmallow Giant (as I enjoy calling him) is if the Pillsbury Doughboy and the Michelin Man had a son who became a traveling sailor. To put it simply, iconic.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) _ Actor and director Victor French, the bearded co-star of ″Highway to Heaven,″ and ″Little House on the Prairie,″ died Thursday from lung cancer. He was 54.
French was admitted to Sherman Oaks Community Hospital on June 7, said Johna Rogovin, a hospital spokeswoman. He was diagnosed with lung cancer three months ago, said his business manager, Bob Philpott.
He subsequently played the scruffy farmer Isaiah Edwards on ″Little House on the Prairie,″ starring Michael Landon. Beneath his character’s tough exterior was a kind, gentle man.
French left the series in 1977 to star in his own situation comedy, ″Carter Country,″ playing a lovable redneck police chief in a city not far from Plains, Ga., home of former President Carter.
Several years after ″Carter Country″ was canceled by ABC in 1979, French rejoined ″Little House″ in 1982, staying with the series until 1983.
He teamed with Landon again on NBC’s ″Highway to Heaven″ in 1984, playing Mark Gordon, a burly and bitter ex-cop who was rescued from despair in the series by Landon’s Jonathan Smith, an earthbound angel determined to save ruined lives.
In a 1985 interview, French credited Landon with being ″the first to see beyond my looks,″ pushing to get him the part in ″Little House″ that allowed him to branch out from villain roles.
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French also played Agent 44 on ″Get Smart″ and appeared in the short- lived situation comedy ″The Hero″ on NBC in 1966.
Born in Santa Barbara and the son of a Hollywood stunt man, French also directed for the theater, winning a Los Angeles Drama Critics Award for his production of ″12 Angry Men.″ He wrote the play ″My Daughter Comes on Thursdays″ and taught acting for 20 years.


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A Tuesday evening update from Hawai‘i County Civil Defense saying the front of the lava flow being pumped out of fissure 3 on Mauna Loa’s Northeast Rift Zone was approaching 1.5 miles away from Daniel K. Inouye Highway, or Saddle Road, was an errorFissure 3 remains the only active fissure and is generating a lava flow traveling north toward the highway. There was an overflow of the lava channel about 2.5 miles upslope from the flow front and the observatory is watching that development to determine if it has any potential impacts. The breakout, however, is expected to slightly slow the advancement of the main flow front.