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"You may have noticed lately that Zen has been quieter than usual on the social media airways. That’s because we’ve been in deep contemplation and very busy planning an exciting new year. As the 2015 fishing season gradually winds down, Zen is revving up! Our first three years as a company have been an incredible journey and we have thoroughly enjoyed being a part of the tenkara movement. Educating others, thinking outside the box, and defining American Tenkara has been our mission.\n\nAs we move forward and close this year we’ll do it in a celebratory fashion that begins with an announcement: Zen is proud and excited that the highly respected, and extremely knowledgeable, Paul Vertrees will be joining our team. With great enthusiasm, we introduce Paul, our new Vice President of Public Relations and Product Development. The timing of this couldn’t be better and quite frankly, we’re stoked!",
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"Thanks to longtime RFA supporters Jeff and Valerie Zapolsky, a trade was made so that the RFA could take over ownership of the theater and the Zapolskys would become owners of a lake front property formerly owned by RFA. This most generous offer was hugely in favor of our organization and is greatly appreciated. The entire community will benefit by having an arts center situated in the downtown area of Rangeley.\n\nAs part of the process, the old white barn that used to reside behind the theater was demolished and removed from the site. The gray barn formerly belonging to John Parker was moved and set on top of a new foundation right up against the back of Lakeside Theater. A construction crew under the direction of Randy Goodwin joined the two buildings together.\n\nSome of the monumental upgrades to the benefit of Rangeley Friends of the Arts include:\n\nDuring the first work party in January, a crew of 16 community members repainted the entire lobby area and organized costumes and set pieces. More work parties will be planned for the spring. We look forward to welcoming the public to an Open House in late May. Stay tuned!"
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"By Griselda Heppel - May 01, 2017\nWhy do we tell stories? That’s easy – to entertain. To lull our children to sleep. To give people a way of occupying their minds on long plane journeys. And, of course, to make a living, if you happen to be the writer of that novel picked up in the airport bookshop.\n\nIt’s not as simple as that, though, is it? Because if you’re a writer, you can’t help writing, whether or not your stories ever get published. The urge to tell and listen to stories goes deep into our psyche and is common to all human societies, no matter how ancient.",
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"This was brought home to me forcefully – and wonderfully – on a recent visit to Arnhemland in the Northern Territories of Australia, a region of 37,000 square miles which has been returned by the Australian Government to its Aboriginal owners, the Yolngu. To visit this beautiful, wild (and very humid) landscape you need a special permit; or you book, as we did, with the only safari company allowed to operate there.\n\nOur guide took us on boat rides through the Cooper Creek billabong, gliding through powder blue water lilies under dense sawpalm forests and swamp paperbarks, past fields of wild rice,",
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"landing us in places where we scrambled through thick grass and over stones to vast overhangs in the rock face, shelters frequented by Aborigines for thousands of years.\n\nAnd wherever they stayed, there are rock paintings: figures of men and women, spirits, birds, wallabies, fish, serpents – shapes delineated not separately but on top of each other, the same surface used over and over again with older layers of yellow and terracotta-coloured ochre fading under the more recent (still in terms of hundreds of years!).",
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"This is because the paintings weren’t made for their own sake: they were done to illustrate stories. The man (art was strictly a male thing) telling the story would draw as he spoke, as if the rock face were a blackboard – and the teaching image that evokes isn’t far from the truth. Adults and children may have enjoyed the stories but that wasn’t their primary purpose: as Roberts and Parker put it in their book Ancient Ochres: The Aboriginal Rock Paintings of Mount Borradaile, ‘Dreaming stories... explain and enshrine all patterns of living and behaviour, from codifying domestic and inter-clan socio-economic arrangements to delineating what is edible.’",
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"A scary story about the Rainbow Serpent, for instance, woken from his sleep by the screaming of a hungry child, whom he promptly devours along with its mother and the rest of the clan, highlights two important lessons, according to our guide. First, when moving around the land gathering food, it’s good to be as quiet as possible; second, mothers need to give their children plants that will satisfy their hunger, not cause them to cry more (as was the mother’s mistake in the story).\n\nSadly, apart from a magnificent representation of the Rainbow Serpent on this overhang (clearly an important painting, since – uniquely in this area – it bore not a trace of other story tellers’ drawing over it), we found no illustrations of this particular legend. Though if there had been, we wouldn’t be allowed to see them anyway, since Aborigines are careful about giving away cultural secrets. They don’t mind our seeing these historic drawings because we don’t know the stories that go with them. Without the words, the images mean nothing.\n\nWell, they knew a thing or two, these ancient peoples. While literary critics down the ages argue over the ‘moral obligation’ question, whether the purpose of stories – children’s, especially – should be to foster virtue and good behaviour in their readers, for the Aborigines, there were no two ways about it. Stories carried a vital lesson about survival in their environment: listening well could make the difference between life and death.\n\nIf that isn’t a ringing endorsement for the writer’s and storyteller’s art, I don’t know what is.\n\nWendy H. Jones said…\nLove this. I feel like I've travelled vicariously and the story behind the story is great. Thank you\n1 May 2017 at 08:23\n\nJO said…\nI love ancient stories - and have become very interested in creation stories in different cultures - in New Zealand the creation has its origins in earthquakes and volcanoes, in Australia it somehow grows from the land, in one African tribe the world began as a plate balancing on the back of a buffalo ... so every culture has developed a creation story that makes sense in the light of their geography.\n1 May 2017 at 08:23\n\nAnonymous said…\nSo glad I've made you feel you were there - what a lovely thing to say! I found it an extraordinary place and would love to go back. And so true about all cultures explaining their existence through stories that match their environment. Fascinating.\n1 May 2017 at 21:43\n\nUmberto Tosi said…\nThank you for telling this story and taking us on this fabulous journey through time and narrative space!\n2 May 2017 at 07:58"
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"It seems that government’s around the world are paying greater attention to regulatory reform. While reform is a continuous activity of all governments, more and more are becoming aware of how the accumulation of regulation can quash business growth and constrain economic competitiveness. It is interesting to see the ways these reforms are being introduced and the potential savings governments claim will be made. However, among these crusades, there is great danger that can undermine the value of good regulation. The removal of environmental regulation, which some are calling “green tape”, is being parcelled up in the name of relief for small business. Is this going too far?\n\nIn Korea this month, the government announced it will cut the total number of regulations on business activities to 80 percent of the current level by 2016 through its Deregulation Drive. The plan was unveiled during a seven-hour marathon meeting led by President Park Geun-hye on national television and translates into the removal of 2,200 regulations and a drop in the total from more than 15,000 to just over 13,000. This is considered important to spur greater levels of economic growth in Korea.\n\nOn 28 March, Finance Minister Hyun Oh-seok presided over the first ministerial-level meeting on the matter to inspect, evaluate, and come up with follow-up measures to President Park Geun-hye’s three-year economic innovation plan. They pinpointed 52 regulations that could be improved. Hyun said 41 of the regulations can be addressed immediately, with 27 of them to be amended in the first half of this year.\n\nThis site contains an interesting interview on Korea’s reform efforts with Dr. Kim In-chul, professor of International economics at Sung Kyung Kwan University. He talks about creating the right incentives for reform and how the government as learned from the previous government’s attempts at regulatory reform. He also describes the adoption of the “one-in, one-out” system or the “regulation cap” and the use of sunset clauses.\n\nLast year I reported on some the the UK government initiatives in this field, which included the Red Tape Challenge. The RTC is gaining momentum. Some 3,000 pieces of regulation have been identified for action. They will either be improved or scrapped. An Excel document containing this list can be downloaded from here. David Cameron’s announcement can be found here.\n\nSo we have trawled through thousands of pieces of regulation – from the serious to the ridiculous, and we will be scrapping or amending over 3,000 regulations – saving business well over £850 million every single year. That’s half a million pounds which will be saved for businesses every single day of the year.\n\nThe infographic below promotes the savings of cutting red tape.\n\nIn Australia, the new Coalition Government has introduced Repeal Day. See the government’s Cutting Red Tape site. Two Repeal Days will be held each year. The first was on 19 March 2014 and the second will be during the Autumn session of Parliament. When introducing the initiative into Parliament this month, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said the red tape repeal would remove 9,500 “unnecessary or counter-productive” regulations and 1,000 redundant acts of Parliament. “Removing just these will save individuals and organisations more than $700 million a year, every year,” he said. The Liberal Party’s own policy document on regulatory reform will save one billion Australian Dollars annually.\n\nThe use of parliamentary sitting days for the repeal of legislation and regulation has been used in other jurisdictions to repeal redundant or unnecessary legislation. In the United States, the House of Representatives holds repeal days that are known as the Corrections Calendar. The Corrections Calendar contains a list of bills that focus on changing laws, rules, and regulations that are judged to be out-dated or unnecessary. These bills are considered by the House of Representatives and debate is limited to one hour. For a bill on the Corrections Calendar to pass the House of Representatives a three-fifth majority vote of those present is required. In Australia, the first repeal day was organised by the Western Australian Government on 8 November 2012, which was used to repeal five acts from the statute book.\n\nLater this year, the Australian Senate will debate the Omnibus Repeal Day (Autumn 2014) Bill 2014, available here. This Bill, which was passed by the Parliament this week (on 26 March 2014) is described as:\n\na whole of government initiative to amend or repeal legislation across ten portfolios. The Bill brings forward measures to reduce regulatory burden for business, individuals and the community sector that are not the subject of individual stand-alone bills.\n\nThere are two questions that arise from this growing push for regulator reform. The first is: Does business actually benefit from these reforms? The second: Are red-tape reduction strategies being used to remove good and proper regulation?\n\nThe red-tape reduction initiatives described above are all justified by the savings they will produce for business and consumers. There is no question that, in most countries, there are too many regulations, often old and outdated, but also unnecessary and inefficient, that increase the cost of doing business and that these increases have a broader influence on competitiveness. Campaigns that aim to identify and remove these are important and necessary. However, it is easy to get caught up in a public relations exercise that imply all these regulations have an equal influence. For example, a recent article by Peter Martin, the economics editor of The Age newspaper in Melbourne, quotes Professor Fred Hilmer, former chair of the National Competition Policy Review Committee, and author of the “Hilmer Report” – the 1995 National Competition Policy.\n\n“I’ll give you a silly example,” he said referring to his own experience as vice-chancellor of the University of NSW. “Under the Audit Act, a university has to file accounts to the Parliament for every one of its subsidiaries. That would be a book centimetres thick. We don’t. No one does it. And they’ll repeal it. “\n\nWhile removing useless, unenforced regulation is not a bad thing to do, as Peter Martin says, “removing laws that cause actual damage is harder”.\n\nParliament is unrelentingly cranking out thousands of new amendments and regulations each session, yet governments will periodically want to appear to be reducing the regulatory burden on the community and especially business – as a productivity measure. Reporting requirements, compliance frameworks and other accountability impositions are increasing at a far faster rate than any rolling back of out-dated regulations… There are some big deceptions behind the Abbott-Frydenberg initiative. One is that they claim the abolition of these regulations sitting on the statute books will miraculously save millions of dollars and make us more competitive. Yet most of the ones destined for abolition are truly anachronistic laws and regulations (some decades and even centuries old) that hardly apply to modern business.\n\nThe take home of all this is that while red-tape reduction is a good thing, the repeal of old and out-dated laws and regulations is a normal part of the work of parliaments and governments. While thousands of laws and regulations will be removed or improved, the challenge is to focus efforts on those that have the most impact on business and the economy. In the Australian instance, many of the problematic laws and regulations faced by business are created by local and state governments. These will not be affected by the Federal Government’s Repeal Day efforts.\n\nCutting what we shouldn’t – the chaining colour of tape\n\nThe second question I’ve raised concerns the danger of using regulatory reform campaigns to remove or alter regulation that serves a useful purpose. A case in point is regulation that protects the environment.\n\nWhether by design or accident, red-tape reduction is now including so-called “green-tape”. The Australian Government’s reform programme consistently uses the term “red and green tape”, as does the Coalition policy. Similarly, in the UK’s Red Tape Reduction campaign, the British Prime Minister announced that by this month next year the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs “will have slashed 80,000 pages of environmental guidance saving businesses around £100 million per year”.\n\nWhile environmental regulation should not be excluded from assessments that might improve its effect and efficiency, there appears to be a danger that the scope of a general deregulation agenda is widening. All regulation, whether good or bad, imposes a cost on business. All costs are not bad. The purpose of deregulation should not be to remove as much regulation as possible, but to balance the cost on business with the benefits to the broader community and the environment.\n\nAnother regulatory issue that is possibly affected by the deregulation push in Australia concerns gender audits. Beth Gaze, from the University of Melbourne, is concerned that the requirement for employers to report on the gender makeup of their workforce could easily fall victim to a deregulatory agenda. She describes how the Workforce Gender Equality Act of 2012 requires employers to provide annual information on several “gender equality indicators”, including the gender composition of the workforce and governing bodies such as councils or boards of directors; pay equity between women and men in the workforce; and the availability and use of flexible working arrangements for male and female parents and carers. Pay equity data shows the current pay gap between men and women is 17.5% and has consistently been between 15% and 18% over the past two decades. This suggests that little or no progress has occurred in moving towards workforce gender equality.\n\n“Is reporting by employers unjustifiable and wasteful red tape?” asks Gaze. It applies only to employers of more than one hundred people and not to small businesses.\n\nDo the benefits of reporting justify the extra time and effort? Information on an employer’s workforce and how it changes from year to year allows both assessment of the employer’s progress on gender equity, and identification of effective practices. This knowledge is not available from anywhere else and is essential to understanding both progress and the barriers to progress in gender equity at work. Reports will give shareholders, employees, job seekers and the public a concrete view of whether a company’s expressed commitment to gender equity at work has led to improvements in practice.\n\nWhile this legislation has been in the government’s deregulation sights, government currently indicates it will delay these changes and consult further.\n\nThere are substantial benefits to be gained from a regulatory reform effort that reduces the burden of unnecessary and onerous regulation on business, while improving the quality and efficiency of the regulation we require. The term “red tape” is typically used to describe excessive regulation or rigid conformity to formal rules that is considered redundant or overly bureaucratic. This does not apply to all regulation. Most regulation exists for good reason and while it might need updating from time to time, it should not be thrown out with the proverbial bathwater.\n\nThe greatest challenge in all this effort it to identify those barriers that have the greatest impact on economic performance. This is where the full benefits of reform can be realised.\n\nPolicies for the Formalisation of the Informal Economy"
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"Innovation and Experimentation Pt.2: The Institute of Amateur Cinematographers Collection at the East Anglian Film Archive\n\nAs I mentioned in a previous blog for the project website (‘Innovation and Experimentation’, 19 April 2017), as a professional film stock, Eastmancolor was rarely used in amateur filmmaking. That’s not to suggest that the amateurs were unable to produce colour images to rival the professionals simply because Eastmancolor stock wasn’t at their disposal. On the contrary, the amateur hobbyists and semi-professionals manipulated non-standard film stocks, cameras, lenses, and even produced their own home-made gadgets in order to get the most out of the colour processes available.\n\nAs part of the Eastmancolor Revolution project, we have been working with the East Anglian Film Archive (EAFA) to digitise a selection of such films, taken from the archive’s Institute of Amateur Cinematographers (IAC) collection (extracts from which were screened at the Second International Colour in Film Conference, 27-29 March 2017). Sourced from the archive’s 16mm master material, these films have been scanned at 2K and colour graded using DaVinci Resolve by Peter White, Head Technician at EAFA.",
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"The collection, which came to the archive in 2006, is primarily made up of films from the IAC’s original hiring library and contains nearly eleven hundred titles made by amateur enthusiasts from Britain and Ireland, Japan, Europe, Australia, and the United States. A variety of colour processes are represented within the collection, which include: a number of Ektachrome stocks; Kodacolor; Dufaycolor; Gevachrome; Fujichrome; and Kodachrome. These films were taken into the IAC collection following the Institute’s first annual amateur filmmaking competition in 1933 (which is still running today), examples from which, and for every subsequent competition, can be found in collection held at EAFA.\n\nAnother amateur competition, the Ten Best awards, began in 1936 and was organised by the publication Amateur Cine World (first published in 1934 and renamed Movie Maker in 1967) with a judging panel in that first year consisting of John Grierson, Andrew Buchanan, Oliver Bell of the BFI, Norman Jenkins of IAC, and the editor of ACW Gordon Malthouse. Unfortunately, only two of the winning films from that inaugural competition survive due to the fact that, unlike the IAC competition, the original films would often be returned to the filmmaker. However, from the late-1940s onward, the winning films were copied for distribution to leading cine clubs and later taken in by the IAC as part of their own hiring library. It was during the Festival of Britain, in 1951, that the Ten Best competition made its first appearance at the National Film Theatre and would go on to showcase early films from Ken Russell (whose amateur work brought him to the attention of the BBC in the late-1950s) and Peter Watkins (some of Watkins’ amateur films still survive in the IAC collection) with a series of guest hosts and judges including Joan Collins, Michael Winner, James Stewart and Dilys Powell.",
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"In selecting titles from the IAC collection for digitsation, there were a number of practical decisions to be made prior to any evaluation of their use of colour. One of these was to ensure that the films chosen had not previously been digitised at EAFA, making these titles both new additions to the digital archive and the first IAC films to be presented in hi-definition. Of the eleven hundred titles held within the IAC collection, we already knew that a high proportion would be in colour given that amateur filmmakers embraced colour photography long before the film industry itself. However, in light of the fact that, as of yet, there has been no in-depth assessment of the content of these films, researching each individual title would have presented quite a challenge. The answer to this was to be found in articles published annually by Amateur Cine World and Movie Maker, which listed award winning titles from their Ten Best competition and provided some insight into why the judging panel made their selections. From these articles it was then possible to shortlist a number of films from the collection which had previously been recognised for their achievements in the use of colour photography.\n\nOnce identified and located within the EAFA vaults, an initial inspection of the individual films was carried out in order to make a series of further recommendations as to which should be selected for digitisation. As the IAC collection is made up of films from their original hiring library, some of the titles show varying degrees of wear and tear following repeated projection. However, as there are a number of titles within the collection which are represented by more than one viewing copy (films which had clearly been more popular with the hirers) this afforded the opportunity to select those which would provide a higher quality image once scanned.",
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"Another issue raised during inspection was that of colour fading. In most cases, films within the IAC collection are made up of direct prints taken from the original reversal masters and includes a variety of print stocks; some of which (including earlier Eastmancolor stocks) were more susceptible to fading than others. If no other element for faded titles existed within the collection, the decision was made not to attempt to correct the image digitally when no reference copies were readily available. Given that the aim of our digitisation project was to highlight the creative use of colour in amateur filmmaking, it would be futile (and somewhat unethical) to attempt to recreate our own interpretation of the original image in this instance. Further research would be needed if any ‘true’ representation of the original were to be attempted.\n\nOf the remaining twelve titles, the final seven were selected after viewing and chosen in order to demonstrate a variety of techniques, genres, colour processes, and methods of production (i.e. lone workers, cine societies). The first two of these titles, Cactus Polonaise (Gordon Rowley, 1960) and Reefs and Islands (Eduard Tschokl, 1980) can be found at the bottom of this page where you will also find further information on the films and their makers. The remaining titles will be added to the website over the coming weeks and can also be found under the ‘Media’ tab on the Homepage.\n\nFor more information on the IAC contact them at admin@theiac.org.uk or for details on the IAC collection contact EAFA at eafa@uea.ac.uk.\n\nGordon Rowley became an amateur filmmaker in 1959 after cashing in some of his personal investments in order to purchase a Bolex 16mm camera, sound projector and a variety of film-making apparatus which would assist in his ambitious projects. Following a series of experimental personal films, Rowley’s efforts were rewarded with two Amateur Cine World Ten Best awards in 1961 for Pipeline to Paradise and Cactus Polonaise; the first amateur filmmaker to achieve such a feat. A lecturer in horticulture, his film-making interests were largely centred on this subject and also demonstrate his pursuits as a gadgeteer (as a number of amateur filmmakers were at the time) using a number of stop motion effects and coloured lighting gels to bring his subjects to life. The film was shot using Kodachrome, a standard for many amateurs for 25 years (1936-61) until it was superseded by Type II which offered the improved definition and more agreeable contrast that Ektachrome users had benefited from for years. Before the introduction of Kodachrome II, there had been a number of calls in Amateur Cine World from readers who wanted better quality images like those shot on Ektachrome, a professional stock which wasn’t readily available to amateur filmmakers as most ‘point and shoot’ photographers were satisfied with the results offered by Kodachrome. In 1965, the introduction of a Kodachrome duplicating stock (7387) was deemed to be of considerable importance, particularly for those just starting out on Kodachrome, as this resolved earlier issues relating to the printing of satisfactory duplicates; something which had also been one of the benefits of using Ektachrome.\n\nFilmmaker for 20 years and winner of previous Ten Best awards, Tschokl worked as a medical specialist in Austria and also served as the President of the Austrian Cine Club. Winner of the 1980 Ten Best Colour Award, Reefs and Islands features impressive underwater photography of the Great Barrier Reef, Northern Australia, and the indigenous population living within the dense jungles of Trobriand, New Guinea. The film utilises a variety of techniques in the reproduction of multi-coloured scenes surrounding the seabed and reef, as aquatic floras and faunas pass by the director’s camera, which is aided by natural light cutting through the crystal-clear seas. For the scenes of ritual celebration amongst the locals of Trobriand, Tschokl intercuts the positive image with negative creating a stark contrast to the colour and vibrancy of the ceremony.\n\n← Colour and the Critics\nInnovation and Experimentation Pt.3: Film Societies and the ‘Lone Worker’ →"
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Although we don’t fully understand how CBD is able to impact that system, its therapeutic properties are now undeniable. However, research on the topic is relatively recent, and legalization has not always followed suit.\n\nA recent wave of CBD legalization\n\nCBD was first discovered in 1942 and recognized as different from THC. From then on, research on the effects and benefits of the compound really began. In the 1970s, clinical research on CBD started to appear, and the compound was legally recognized for its therapeutic effects in a handful of countries. In the late 1990s, medical marijuana became legal in the first few U.S states. From then on, the legalization of CBD spread throughout the world. Nowadays, CBD is legal in most of the Western world, though regulations vary from country to country.\n\nAs of 2017, the World Health Organization even recognizes CBD as a substance with many health benefits and a low potential for abuse.\n\nIn 2018, CBD was also legalized by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). As a result, athletes can now take CBD (to help with recovery or fight inflammation, for example) without fear of failing a test.\n\nThe legal status of CBD around the world\n\nIs CBD legal where you live? Let’s have a look at the current state of affairs for CBD in the English-speaking world.\n\nIs CBD legal in the United Kingdom?\n\nIn the U.K, CBD is a particularly fast-growing trend. Products are available for purchase in health shops, organic stores and online. But is CBD legal in the United Kingdom?\n\nCBD is legal in the U.K. as long as it doesn’t contain any THC. This is a bit of a difficult point, as CBD generally contains at least traces of THC. That means the product you’re buying in the United Kingdom may actually be illegal if tests manage to prove the presence of THC.\n\nAlthough these harsh regulations make it harder for growers to get their products approved, CBD is easy to come by in the U.K, and it is considered legal.\n\nIs CBD legal in the United States?\n\nIn the United States, the situation is a bit complicated. This is because different states allow and disallow certain types of cannabis.\n\nTo understand the legal situation of the U.S, we need to understand the distinction between hemp and marijuana. Hemp refers to a type of cannabis plant that contains very little THC, under 0.3%. It’s also the plant from which CBD is extracted.\n\nMarijuana, on the other hand, has a high THC content and often contains very little CBD.\n\nBuying and selling marijuana is legal in a couple of states, but it’s still far from being the majority of the country.\n\nIn all American states, however, growing, selling and consuming hemp is legal. Of course, products must still follow federal regulations. And that’s where things get a bit more complicated…\n\nFor starters, the FDA (food and drug administration) has yet to approve CBD. So for the moment, it can’t be sold as a medicinal product, or be advertised for its health benefits.\n\nWhat’s more, there’s been an increasing number of products accused of not following regulations. They might either have lied about their CBD or THC content, or have been produced using illegal methods.\n\nAll of this is creating a lot of uncertainty around the status of CBD in the United States. So, is CBD legal there? Yes, but only in some circumstances.\n\nIs CBD legal in Canada?\n\nIn Canada, the situation is completely different from the United States. There, recreational cannabis is legalized throughout the country. In other words, smoking marijuana is no longer a legal offense. But is CBD legal as well?\n\nThe short answer to this question is yes, but only with the proper regulation. In Canada, CBD products must be produced by licensed producers approved by Health Canada.\n\nProducts that are manufactured by unlicensed producers are still being sold throughout the country. However, they are technically illegal and have not been checked and approved for quality.\n\nIs CBD legal in Australia?\n\nIn 2018, Australia legalized hemp and hemp products throughout the country. However, legalization also came with some quite harsh conditions. So, is CBD legal in Australia?\n\nIn many ways, the Australian legalization of CBD is similar to that of the U.K: CBD products are legal so long as they contain no traces of THC. Australia takes that point quite far, making CBD products illegal if they contain over 0.005% THC.\n\nIn a few cases, farmers have had to destroy their entire crops for being slightly over that limit. However, these harsh legal regulations have not stopped Australia from developing a solid market for CBD products.\n\nIt is currently legal to purchase CBD products in Australia for anyone over the age of 18.\n\nIs CBD legal in New Zealand?\n\nIn New Zealand, CBD has been available as a prescription medicine since the early 1980s. But is it easy to purchase, and is CBD legal in the country?\n\nYou will only be able to buy CBD products with a doctor’s prescription. CBD can be prescribed for any number of conditions, including epilepsy, Crohn’s disease and arthritis. Without a prescription, it is illegal to import and use CBD products.\n\nThe situation might change relatively son, however, as an upcoming September 2020 referendum promises a new vote to legalize recreational as well as medical cannabis.\n\nAreas that are still waiting for legalization\n\nIn this guide, we’ve chosen to cover the legal status of CBD in the main areas of the English-speaking world. Many other countries are still awaiting the legalization of CBD. In some, even medical use is illegal. Here are a few of the countries where CBD is completely illegal:\n\nThe legalization of medical cannabis and CBD still has a long way to go. But in most Western countries, it is at least available to those with serious medical issues. In the next couple of years, we can expect to see CBD legalized and more readily accessible throughout the world. Until then, thousands of people will have to keep on battling to gain access to the medicine they need.\n\nWas this article helpful?",
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Land has what’s called a “carrying capacity,” the maximum population it can sustain indefinitely. And I draw on this idea here. In your starting region; whether it be a village, town, city, nation, or what have you and its surrounding areas, pick three to five people (scale of your world dependent). That’s the starting selection and the largest populations in the area. Then, as your world flower blooms with the characters exploring the place, you can replace them bit by bit, or even entirely, as they move to new places. This keeps the game fresh, and helps mitigate choice paralysis on the part of the players while easing the burden of work on the GM/DM to figure out how 100+ playable species are in the same place.\n\nThis is where the process gets gritty for the GM. One of the biggest issues with fantasy (and scifi for that matter) worlds is that they’re packed with unchanging monolithic cultures that don’t reflect, at all, how cultures actually work. The first step is to disentangle biological traits from cultural traits, since one is common to all members of the species, and the other is a learned thing that pertains to a specific culture of said group. Once that’s done, you need to think about what cultural stuff the species in your area have going on.\n\nFirst, ask yourself how many actual cultures are there in the area, and are their any subordinate cultures. For example, an area where humans and orcs have coexisted together for millennia may have a single general culture that both are a part of; or you may have a situation where humans are a subordinate culture to dwarves, and practice a culture heavily influenced by, but different from, that of the culturally dominant dwarves. Once you’ve got that figured out, look at how the cultures may influence each other. As a rule, I use a matrix of Art, Fashion, Lifestyle, Fighting Style, and Philosophy as guides to areas of culture that may be influenced.\n\nWhen building your cultures, consider these:\n\nThe flavour section can go on and one and on, so I recommend making use of something like World Anvil to bring some order to your creations here.\n\nA final note here is to account for hybrids. If you’re running a game where, via magic or biology different species can intermix and produce viable offspring, take that into account when looking at your cultures. Unless said groups have literally only just met, odds are there has been some intermixing, and they’ve had to adapt to that culturally. Are hybrids an accepted part of one or both groups? If not, why and how does that manifest? And at this point I need to reiterate to please avoid using the common narratives associated with people with mixed heritage. They are crazy racist.\n\nConflicts between groups shouldn’t default to “racial hatred”. That’s lazy world building and based in the idea that racial hatred is a norm. If there are conflicts between the people in your starting area, what are their causes? Some good conflict starters are:\n\nSo how does all this integrate into the world flower from part one? Well, this is going to make up a lot of your work in the starting area, and the hexes that surround it. Then, as with the increasingly skeletonized format expanding out, follow the same pattern. In the areas surrounding the core, have a decent amount of information. Then, change things, species, and so on as you radiate out, just keeping basic notes on them till it’s time to develop them in accordance with players exploring the world or people from distant areas arriving in the place the characters are in. As the world flower blooms, don’t be afraid to make changes to places that have been established already to reflect changes in the world. Did trade with a foreign group open wide up? What changes did that bring? Woke the sleeping army and have a few thousand time displaced combatants floating around? What’s going on with them? Undead army wiped out some places? Are there survivors and what are they doing, and how are the groups who were influenced by them adapting to the changed circumstances? All of this can be tracked on your world flower.\n\nWorld building is one of the most rewarding aspects of gaming or writing, but all too often falls prey to problematic biases, tropes, and ideas. Usually because “That’s how it’s supposed to be.” So in this short series, I’m sharing how I approach building a world building. Next up in this series is Faiths and Fangs, the bit where I get into building religious cosmology and mythology, and adding monstrous hazards to your world!\n\nOther posts in this series:",
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"Figure 1. The CERN requirement requires a matrix to connect up to 104 analogue sources to up to 16 digitisers\n\nTo implement a high performance matrix of this type required the switching system to determine the form factor of the final solution – and that ruled out using anything which could be described as fixed modular format. A modular approach was needed to make the matrix system size scalable as different locations required different sizes of matrix – one location might require a 64×16, another might require a 104×16. Systems could also have their requirements changed with time as the number of sensors changed and more (or less) channels added. That strongly indicated that a proprietary scalable modular approach was going to be required, the modules sized to fit the design requirement of the matrix. That encouraged Pickering Interfaces to investigate an LXI route where there is a freedom of size.\n\nLXI Route\nLXI had some major advantages for CERN, much of their system was already running Ethernet data connections so using it to manage a matrix was not an issue. LXI control also means that they could access the matrix state over their network without intervening controllers by accessing the LXI products web server.\n\nDuring discussions another issue arose, the experiments being conducted on the collider are large and expensive operations and the last thing that CERN wanted was to find that a switch in the matrix had developed a fault and was preventing monitoring operations. Knowing that Pickering Interfaces had implemented self-test in both LXI and PXI (called BIRST) CERN requested some sort of self-test in the switching system, and ideally because the switch needed coaxial connectors the test had to be capable of running with the inputs and outputs connected to a non-powered source/load. Being able to initiate and run a self-test remotely would also be a powerful tool for OASIS.\n\nFigure 2. 65-110 wideband modular chassis 48×16 matrix, with the drawer system out the plugins can be added or removed\n\nThe solution arrived at for CERN was the 65-110 Wideband Modular Matrix. The switching matrix is based on a chassis which has a dedicated analogue bus system. Into the chassis a set of plugins can be installed, the left hand pair providing the 16 Y access connections required for the digitisers. A set of X plugins then provide the analogue signal inputs, 8 signals to a plugin module. The number of X plugins can be scaled from just one (8off X connections) up to 13 (104 off X connections), allowing the user to create a matrix of any required size within the chassis constraints. Not installing the second Y plugin allowed Y=8 systems to be created – though CERN had no specific requirements for that configuration other users might find it an advantage if they had smaller system requirements. The design is fully user configurable, plugin modules can be physically installed and uninstalled and the firmware in the LXI controller will recognise the configuration and amend the available matrix size to match the plugin modules installed. The web based soft front panel, a feature strongly encouraged by the LXI standard, allows driverless control of the matrix.",
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"Figure 3. The soft front panel of the 65-110 can be accessed through the LXI configuration pages to either control or monitor the matrix settings. The LXI controller presents the matrix as a single entity, greatly simplifying the user understanding of the setting\n\nThe matrix is a modular solution, but the module size is scaled to fit the application rather than to abide by a particular standard. The 65-110 plugin and analogue bus system had to be very carefully designed to maintain the RF performance, and in particular the crosstalk, to ensure it was fit for the application. The RF BW in a typical configuration is above 300MHz, driven largely by the need for low crosstalk, and has excellent VSWR.\n\nThe design uses an analogue bus underneath the plugin modules rather than being at the back of the plugin which is normally the case with modular systems – in a matrix it makes much more sense to have the X and Y signals lines at right angles to each other to improve crosstalk and isolation. This is a feature of LXI – there are no particular restraints on the size of the modules or the placement of an analogue bus so Pickering Interfaces were able to design a modular structure to suit the switching requirements.\n\nFigure 4 The web interface on 65-110 allows easy access to the self test facility through the standard LXI cofiguration pages.\n\nThe 65-110 includes a self-test facility checks all the signals paths for failed relays (closed, open or high resistance). The design uses low level signals so that the user connections do not need to be disconnected in order to run the test (a time consuming process with over 100 coaxial leads connected, and not very practical given the distances involved) and the self-test can be initiated over the LXI compliant web interface without the use of an external controller program while a user is many kilometres from the matrix. The user simply initiates the test, the embedded LXI controller runs the test and the results can be viewed over the web interface or reported to the user as a file.\n\nA monitor facility is also included in Pickering Interfaces LXI products that allows a user to graphically display the matrix setting without having any program access to the matrix – LXI systems allow the easy creation of systems where multiple controllers are present. One controller can be setting the switch, a different controller can be monitoring what is the settings are without disrupting the programming.\n\nSummary\nThe CERN requirement shows why LXI provides an excellent platform for the creation of difficult switching systems where the performance objectives are high, the switch is complicated and easy remote access is required. CERN will be making full use of the LXI aspects of 65-110 as part of the OASIS system during its next rounds of experiments running at ever higher collider energies.\n\nThis entry was posted on Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013 at 6:52 am and is filed under Applications, Technology, Test. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site."
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"Effects in Offshore and Coastal waters\n\nMost oils float on the sea surface where they are spread over a wide area by currents, wind and waves.\n\nDepending on the type of oil, it may disperse into the top few metres of the water column. As a result the potential environmental impacts of oil in open waters are generally confined to this upper area of the water column although, on occasion, some types of oil will sink and environmental impacts may be observed on the seabed. The types of organisms that are commonly impacted in an open sea spill include; plankton, fish, seabirds and marine mammals and reptiles.\n\nThe upper pelagic zone of seas and oceans support a myriad of planktonic organisms, including bacteria, eggs and larvae, and a variety of animal and plant species. It is well established that plankton is sensitive to oil exposure and consequently short-term impacts should be expected in the immediate vicinity of the oil. However, organisms with planktonic life stages are characteristically present in the plankton in huge numbers and will naturally suffer very high levels of mortality. As a result, a large proportion of a given species will remain unaffected by the spill and it is rare for plankton mortalities following a spill to result in reduced adult populations.\n\nAlthough the eggs and larvae of fish may be susceptible to the effects of oil, adult fish tend to be more resilient. Reductions in wild fish stocks in offshore and coastal waters following oil spills have rarely been detected, as it is thought that fish can detect unfavourable water conditions and actively swim away to avoid them. Where mass mortalities have occurred, they have been caused by very high, localised concentrations of dispersed oil in shallow or confined waters. Fish mortalities can occur with cultured fish stocks where individuals are unable to actively avoid the oil.\n\nIn open water, seabirds are some of the most vulnerable of all animals, and in some incidents large numbers may perish. Fouling of plumage (which is essential for thermoregulation and buoyancy control) is the most visible effect. Although cleaning and rehabilitation of birds may be attempted, success is often linked to the species of bird, and in many cases only a small fraction of those treated will survive. However, it is encouraging that with experience and research, best practices for bird cleaning are emerging and outcomes are improving. Increasingly, oil contingency plans define policies on how to deal with oiled seabirds and wildlife.\n\nDue to the tendency of oil to float at the sea surface, marine mammals and reptiles are at risk as they must surface to breathe. The oil can potentially cause harm to nasal tissues and eyes and whilst mortalities caused by oil have been recorded, the majority of mortalities which coincide with oil spills have usually been found to result from other causes. Mammals that rely on fur to regulate body temperature can be vulnerable to the effects of oil as they may be harmed or die from hypothermia or overheating if their fur becomes matted with oil. For marine reptiles, the greatest impact is probably away from the open sea and on their nesting beaches should they become contaminated with oil.",
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"Fishing and aquaculture harvesting bans are increasingly used as an oil spill management tool, with the intention of protecting public health and consumer markets. Such bans are easily imposed, but a rational basis is needed for maintaining and lifting them. Scientific criteria offer the best prospect for administering fishery bans in a consistent way, but recent marine pollution incidents reveal contradictions in their application.",
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"This paper highlights lessons learnt from observations stretching back 60 years, both before and after the Torrey Canyon spill, for rocky shore monitoring, especially the need for broad-scale and long-term monitoring to separate out local impacts (such as oil spills) from global climate-driven change.",
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"Ships interact with the environment in which they operate in many ways. Shipping casualties provide the most visual manifestation of the interaction between ships and the marine environment, especially if they result in the death of crew or passengers, or in the release of hazardous cargo or fuel.",
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"The adaptation of mariculture practices in response to spilled oil (1999)\n\nOil spills may contaminate both mariculture facilities and livestock. Prevention of oiling should therefore be afforded a high priority. A number of traditional spill response measures but also self-help response options are open to mariculturalists, that may avoid or limit the effects of spilled oil. The advantages and drawbacks of each of these approaches in the context of oil spill response are discussed.",
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"72.000 tonnes of light crude oil were released from the Sea Empress at the entrance to Milford Haven, South Wales over a 7 day period in February 1996, in an area of exceptional environmental value for wildlife, tourism and natural beauty. Natural factors coupled with effective clean-up at sea and on shore, minimised environmental impact.",
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"The use and misuse of SCAT in spill response (2017)\n\nIn this paper we review the use and misuse of SCAT in several recent smallscale incidents and discuss the implications for the wider implementation of SCAT moving forward.",
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"In the fifth century BCE, communication between the rulers of the Persian Empire and the regions they governed was very important. People needed to know the laws of their king and how to live under those laws. Merchants and farmers needed to know how much they were getting taxed on their goods. These farmers needed to come up with a price so they could afford to live and pay the empire’s demands. Darius I, who was the third Persian emperor of the Achaemenid dynasty, came up with the idea of a road that would link the vast territory of the Persian realm. This road was called the Persian Royal Road.1\n\nThe road was built from Susa all the way to Sardis, which stretched 1677 miles. The trip from Susa to Sardis would take about two months to complete by foot, but with a healthy and fast horse, a traveler could go from one end to the other in seven to nine days. To go from the capital of Susa directly to Sardis one would travel over the Tigris River, Euphrates River, and the Halys River. During the journey, travelers would pass by the cities of Karim, Jarmy, Nineveh, and some passed through Assyria if they wanted, which would not greatly detour travelers from the original route.2 The road would also branch off or lead to Syria and Armenia if travelers needed to go that way.\n\nThe Royal Road was developed with the purpose of allowing travelers to travel swiftly from one city to another, and for information to be passed through all the cities of Persia. Along the road, checkpoints were set up to ensure safety and for travelers to have rest stops where they could rent fresh horses, or acquire supplies they might need. These stops were set up along every river crossing and at every entrance to each city. The stops were also built because of long stretches of desert or barren land. In order to ensure safety, the Persian guards would have certain areas on the road to patrol, guaranteeing that every traveler passed through the checkpoints safely and were not causing problems in the cities.3 To compare this to modern day, this would be like highway patrol and border patrol when entering and leaving a country. Since the main reason for Darius to install this Royal Road was for faster communication, he set postmen or, as the people of that time called them, pirradazis, at the checkpoints. These men were given the fast horses to deliver messages all along the road. Some even traveled to surrounding kingdoms to deliver messages. Many of these pirradazis were set up at each checkpoint so the communication could travel faster; and for those living in the cities, they could also send messages to and from their city through these men. These couriers would travel in any weather and at any time of day.4\n\nFrom the development of the Persian Royal Road, many inventions, groups, corporations, and jobs were established that otherwise may not have been created or thought of. From this road, a postal service was created that was later used by many empires as a type of communication throughout their own empire. Although Darius created this road to help his empire thrive and expand, this road would be more appreciated and admired than he could ever think of.\n\nThis was a topic I had no prior experience of so I was pleasantly surprised to learn of these rail roads. I thought this was a well written article that was pretty short but still managed to get its point and the main facts across. I was very impressed with the length of the rail road and was impressed to read that the time to travel the distance was cut down so substantially with the use of a healthy horse.\n\nIts hard to believe they had roads so long ago even before cars, from what they sounds like they seem more like walking paths, great article very informative! Didn’t know anything about the Persian royal roads so it was allot to learn in a little article, but I feel like I now have a very strong understanding of what the Persian roads were and how they were used!\n\nTo be honest, I do not know much about the Persians so this article helped me understand how they were able to communicate with different cities. It is intriguing how even back then they used checkpoints at are similar to modern day border patrols or highway patrols. I am now curious about what else Darius achieved during his time as emperor. Nice work on the article!\n\nI’ve never heard of Persian Royal roads before, but I have heard of Silk roads. It’s interesting to read that people would come up with ideas of connecting roads and highways. And with doing that they used it to transport goods and trading a lot easier. It was very smart to build the road because it was mostly likely one of the reasons why their society developed and expanded so well and fast.\n\nThis article tells us why the Royal Road was built. It makes since with such a big empire that they would need roads. You need a way to transport goods, troops, and information. However, I did not realize they put checkpoints in to help ensure safety of people traveling down the road. It is impressive that even back then they are proactive about protecting their people and goods.\n\nGreat article with lots of information. I had heard of the Persian Royal Road and its importance for communication throughout the Persian Empire. I did not realize how much the road was like modern day systems of travel around the globe. From this road they had mail delivery, messages of state delivery, protection, and even checkpoints. It is fascinating to me that all this came out of a desire to move messages throughout the empire in a faster, more efficient way. To reduce travel time from several months to less then ten days is quite an accomplishment.\n\nSuch an informative article. I had heard about the Persian Royal Road before but never knew there were various check points set up along the way. I believe that y Darius creating this road he was such an intelligent being, he knew that through this development, transportation would be faster and easier, possible growth in the surrounding cities and also allows for effective communication. It’s great to know that this road had such an impact from Susa all the way to Sardis.\n\nBefore this article Ive never heard of the Royal road. It takes sense that roads were needed in order to speed trade up in the country. With this increase in roads trade would increase since it wouldn’t be as difficult to send items. Im surprised they had checkpoints to check on their citizens safety. Usually when i think of check points it usually not for the safety of the citizens.\n\nNice article. We have just covered the Persian Empire in my class. The Persians sure were something else. They were just nomads , but they became so much more than that. They really were something. The royal roads were a huge accomplishment that linked the parts of the empire together at a time when people did not move very quickly. The Persians also developed underground canals called quanants which stored water away from the sun.\n\nWe learned about this in class recently! The author did a good job pointing out not only the necessity of the road, but the extreme usefulness as well. This road was a wonder to the world. 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"Spike and Rani now live at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C\n\nI read with interest a recent snippet in the Islander’s Throwback section about the birth, in 1981, of an Asian elephant at Crandon Park Zoo. I grew up on the Key in the 1970s and 80s, though I now live outside of Washington D.C., but have no recollection of the birth.\n\nThe article piqued my curiosity and I began to wonder what ever happened to that elephant. Thanks to the wonders of the internet, I found him.\n\nThe baby was named Ganesha at birth, but his handlers called him Spike from the get-go and the name stuck. Spike’s mother, Seetna, and his father, Dahlip, were brought to the Key in 1967 from their birthplace in Kerala, on the southwest coast of India. A zoo brochure from that era pictures a beaming Miss Miami posing with the two young elephants shortly after they arrived.\n\nCrandon Park Zoo opened in 1948, but by 1981 it was past its prime. At 25 acres, the facility was considered too cramped to safely house the 1,200 birds, mammals, and reptiles that lived there, many confined in cages much too small. And the county had wisely concluded that a barrier island was not the best location for a zoo, particularly after Hurricane Betsy circled back and struck the Key hard in 1965, flooding many enclosures and killing a number of zoo animals. So a 750-acre parcel in southwest Miami was acquired and developed as the Miami MetroZoo, later renamed “Zoo Miami.” At the time of Spike’s birth, zoo staff had already begun the complicated process of transporting their animals across the causeway to a new home 20 miles to the south.\n\nThe professionals and volunteers had taken great care of the zoo animals on Key Biscayne for over 30 years, but it was time to go.\n\nWere it not for Crandon Park Zoo’s impending closure, Spike’s arrival might have generated more attention on the island. But Key resident Pat Kelly, who has fond memories of working at the zoo and serving as President of the Docent Council, remembers elation amongst zoo staff and volunteers when Seetna gave birth.\n\n“The birth of an elephant was a big deal and a very momentous occasion,” Kelly said. “I even remember the dress I was wearing the day I first met him up close. It was pretty exciting.”\n\nRon Magill, formerly on staff at Crandon and now communications director for ZooMiami, was on duty the night Spike was born. “He came out with a big ‘splat’ on the barn floor,” he said. “Seetna remained standing the entire time. She did a great job and we were delighted by the birth of a healthy baby elephant.”\n\nSpike, Dahlip, and Seetna were among the last animals to be transferred to the new zoo, just in time for its grand opening in December of 1981. The three elephants lived at MetroZoo until 1992, when Hurricane Andrew swept through and pummeled the zoo, causing extensive damage to the elephant enclosure. Fortunately, the staff had taken measures to secure the animals and very few were killed. After the storm, the elephant family was separated. Dahlip and Seetna were sent to the Two Tails Ranch, near Gainesville, Florida, while Spike, by then a full grown bull elephant, travelled further north, to the Calgary Zoo in Alberta, Canada.\n\nSpike was not the only baby elephant born at Crandon, but he is the only one to survive. In 1977, Seetna had given birth to a female calf named Rocky who lived only two weeks. At the Miami MetroZoo, in 1985, she gave birth again, but her calf Pearl died after two days. Ten years later, at the Two Trails Ranch, Seetna conceived again, and this pregnancy would be her last. She developed complications during labor and died in 1996, taking her unborn calf with her.\n\nIn 1995, Dahlip — now spelled “Dalip” — returned to Miami, where he lives today. At 55, he is believed to be the oldest bull Asian elephant in North America. The zoo held a festive celebration for his 55th birthday, complete with a giant popsicle and a sheet cake made of flour and carrots.\n\nAfter leaving Miami, Spike spent 11 years at the Calgary Zoo, where he was paired with the female Maharani, or “Rani” for short. Unfortunately reproductive success has eluded Spike and Rani. They produced female calves in 2004 and 2007, but neither calf survived beyond her second birthday. A third pregnancy in 2012, this one with twins, ended in miscarriage.\n\nThe Calgary Zoo eventually closed its elephant exhibit, and the animals were dispersed. In 2013 Spike returned to Florida, this time to Busch Gardens in Tampa.\n\nIn 2018, in accordance with the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ Species Survival Plan, Spike and Rani were reunited. From my perspective, this is the most exciting part of the story, for Spike and Rani now live at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C. — just six miles down the road from my house. So it turns out Spike and I, both displaced Key Rats, are practically neighbors.\n\nI recently paid the National Zoo a visit to see how Spike is doing. In a word: great! He shares a spacious enclosure with a herd of four females, including Rani, two other females from Calgary, and an addition from Baton Rouge. They have a pool to bathe in, a quarter-mile walking trail, plentiful sun and shade, play structures with enrichment activities, and a 4,000 square foot indoor space for shelter.\n\nWhile visiting Spike, I had the opportunity to speak with one of his keepers, Jason Gue. While some bull elephants can be aggressive and ill-tempered, Gue described Spike as just the opposite. “He is a really sweet-natured elephant who is very laid back and just amazing to have around. He is a great addition to the herd.”\n\nSpike now weighs 13,000 pounds. For such a large animal, he walks gently, seeming to tip-toe around the enclosure, his tail swinging like a pendulum. His tusks have grown eighteen inches since he arrived in D.C. and now measure about four feet long. Gue reports that Spike has a hearty appetite, consuming five bales of hay and fourteen pounds of grain a day. He also enjoys supplemental fruits and vegetables, especially apples, carrots, broccoli, celery and sweet potatoes. For extra hydration, he gets gatorade.\n\nPerhaps because of his time in Canada, Spike is relatively tolerant of cold weather, choosing to stay outside at night until the temperature dips well into the forties. The more sensitive females—might I suggest, wiser?—retreat inside during cooler weather. But more in line with Spike’s Florida background are his sleep habits. While some elephants sleep standing up, Spike prefers to sleep lying down. And Spike takes to the water, too, enjoying evening dips in his pool. Like all Key Rats, he knows how to relax!\n\nAnd now for the sad part of the story: Spike and Rani have yet to reproduce. While that may still happen, Rani’s fertility appears to be waning and her keepers are not optimistic. Because Spike is the only surviving offspring from Seetna and Dahlip, he is genetically valuable and a new mate for him may be sought.\n\nAsian elephants are native to 13 countries throughout India and Southeast Asia, and their dwindling population in the wild is estimated to be between 30,000 to 50,000 individuals. Although habitat conservation is the real key to the species’ long-term survival, given the uncertain future for Asian elephants, captive breeding programs are considered essential to maintain genetic diversity. Let’s hope for the best.\n\nAs for his future, Spike seems unconcerned. He spends much of his time munching hay, slurping gatorade, taking dust baths, and basking in the sun with the females from Calgary.\n\nIf you would like to see live footage of Spike, Rani, and the other elephants at the Smithsonian National Zoo, visit the elephant cam here\n\nMiami voters face critical referendum Nov.2 on future of Virginia Key development; KB voters not in on the action\n\nNot a washout, but slow-moving showers could cause more flooding"
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People don’t bother trying to strike up conversations with people anymore and unless youve matched on Tinder that night or checked their work history on LinkedIn and checked to see how many mutual friends you have on facebook…. and checked their medical records and criminal history… you ain’t got a chance. God forbid you might actually have to use your voice and speak to someone.\n\nWhen your relationship becomes all about social media, you need therapy. Far too many couples are caught up with how they appear on social media, and actually get into so many fights themselves over it. Granted there are times where you could be concerned over your partners activity on social media, but to base your whole relationship on it is ridiculous. People keep tabs on their partner and its also used as a way to control someone. These things are genuinely quite damaging for a relationship obviously. 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"I do not know when I first learned of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi. I know that at most he was little more than a name to me before my eighteenth birthday and only in the last year has he become of central importance to me. In fact, now I think of Bhagavan as my Guru. Bhagavan never did formal initiation of anyone as a devotee and never even referred to anyone as being or not being his devotee. Nevertheless, he sometimes mentioned that most people needed a guru to overcome their ancient tendencies and “realize” the Self. Sometimes Bhagavan would allude to the Self, itself, or in particular the mountain Arunachala as having been his Guru. In this respect, Bhagavan Ramana is my Sadguru and I am His devotee.\n\nAs a small child I was drawn through books in my parents’ library to Hinduism, Buddhism and Christianity, in various forms which stressed direct understanding or “experience” of Truth or God. Through reading on such subjects, as well as a few discussions. I think I had heard of Ramana without ever reading words which came through Him, seeing pictures of his body, or reading stories about Him. When I was in my teens the names of other “gurus” from India were much better known. You can probably think of at least a couple of such names, especially if you were born before the 1980s. In my teens I was first drawn to the ‘Tao Te Ching’ and ‘Chuang Tzu’ and then just before my eighteenth birthday to the Vedas with their crown, The Upanishads. By my eighteenth birthday this was my background as well as sporadically practiced meditation with my self-chosen mantra “Rama”. The use of mantra meditation was inspired to my by the, at the time, still fairly popular Transcendental Meditation, which was all I knew of meditation.\n\nAround my eighteenth birthday. I was searching through books on Eastern Religion and Meditation and the bookstore at the local mall, when I finally found a book which seemed useful and to speak with authority. The book, which explicitly stated that thoughts are the cause of Ignorance, would have a profound effect on my life despite that I would later come to see its author as a charlatan. The author was famous (or infamous) but I had never heard of him. Several methods of meditation were expounded upon however the one that had a surprising effect on me was fashioned after Atisha’s ‘Seven Points of Mind Training’. The underlying concept for the mediation seemed to be a simple axiom: The mind is the cause of Ignorance. To “experience”, or rather consciously be, Truth the mind must be made silent while remaining awake. After meditating for three hours per day for several months, I experienced a great increase in the depth meditation. The “progress” felt very nice until I had a couple “experiences” which were perfectly profound, while being both very familiar and shockingly unlike any expectations that my mind had created. At those times, there was only meditation.\n\nSometimes when thinking about this perspective, trying to interpret it through the mind, I would be sad. I felt like a baby who was removed from the womb to soon, because I was attached to desires and memories about a world which I now had seen to be the stuff of dreams. Around the same time, I also found my new “guru”, who I felt was my guide and who now lived in the same state of the US as me, was a fraud. I pulled back from “spirituality”. I felt like the “world” and “myself” were as dreams and with the slightest provocation I could wake up and be disloyal to my desires and attachments. I felt like the man in a story by Tagore who after a long search had stumbled upon the house where God lived, then took off his shoes to silently run away. Strangely, I wished I thought the world and myself were real like I had thought not long before.\n\nBesides an introduction to meditation, there was another gift in finding the book by the man who was a spiritual fraud: He sometimes referred to Sri Ramana Maharshi. This name appeared among a list of four five other people said to be enlightened masters of recent history. I took all of the names seriously at first. Now only the name “Sri Ramana Maharshi” is relevant. For years, I only found the same few works in the library and less often in the bookstore. One work, “Who Am I?”, I have read at very least several tens of times over the years. It was the first work I ever read and the the one I have re-visited the most often. Bhagavan’s words are often subtle, but with time they penetrate deeply. Unlike the charismatic “guru” I was originally drawn to, Bhagavan was not flashy or provocative. In fact, He conducted Himself like what I had imagined my original “guru” to do. Bhagavan was a man who lived His life helping to awaken “others” and who lived without any need of privacy or control over others.\n\nBhagavan’s teachings also contained what I had been missing in my previous practice: the enquiry “Who is the one having this experience?” When I had experienced a sense of void previously, I could have asked “Who is experiencing a void?” This would have solved all of the problems I had. However, Bhagavan and self-enquiry only slowly became central in my life over several years of peaking and losing interest in Ramana and Buddhism. About a year ago, after some recent mental difficulties, I opened my heart to Bhagavan and His teachings. Now he is of central importance to my life, and I try to do self-enquiry every moment that I remember to. Last Summer, I started to interact on internet sites devoted to Bhagavan. For the first time in my life, I have nourishing relationships with siblings in Bhagavan which brings me here. This Summer I intend to visit Arunachala and Bhagavan’s samadhi, even though I know that the Real Bhagavan is always in my Heart, or rather is my Heart.\n\n“He that has earned the Grace of the Guru shall undoubtedly be saved and never forsaken, just as the prey that has fallen into the tiger’s jaws will never be allowed to escape.” ~ From ‘Who Am I?’ by Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi.\n\nHe has “me” in His jaws. I will never again try to escape. Of course the ego-body sacrificed to the Devine tiger is none other than the tiger itself.\n\n11 thoughts on “In the Jaws of the Beloved Tiger: By Dr. Evan Keith”"
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As with any other mistake, steer the conversation in another direction and pivot to talking about what you learned from the situation, how it’s made you a better teammate, and why a similar issue will never arise again.\n\nSituation #3: Terminated due to insubordination or defiance – Being insubordinate or outwardly defiant toward an authority figure on the job is universally a bad idea, whether you work in the kitchen or on Wall Street. If this was the reason your tenure ended at your last job, you may feel that the deck is stacked against you and you’ll never be employed again. That’s just not true. It’s not the end of the world and the most important thing to do is focus on the future. If an interviewer neglects to ask why you left your most recent job, do not volunteer information that may harm your chances. If they ask you directly about your last position, use an ambiguous answer such as “My boss and I didn’t see eye to eye” to avoid revealing too much. 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It struck me then, a feeling I still can’t shake, that the number of discrete decisions, actions, objects and processes that converged on that moment of time defied understanding: the eternal human endeavour to survive meets the unknowable complexity of a system on the brink of collapse.\n\nI’ve begun to think of this feeling as a form of the infrastructural sublimity; standing on the edge of a complex human and non-human system so in awe of its complexity, that one becomes overwhelmed with both fear and hope.\n\nAs we waited there, for a bespoke mix of chemicals to be made, by a highly trained set of people, to be administered by a kind and caring nurse, in a space designed (in all its material complexity) to give comfort and reassurance, with a set of tailored objects designed to give relief of specific diseases, all free on the point of access, through a massive system of taxation, wealth distribution and public health care, to act on the out-of-control cells in my father’s lungs, I was in awe of what humanity had achieved.\n\nI have come away trying to fathom how we (designers) start to navigate, mediate or manipulate these impossibly complex and messy infrastructures. 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But even the act of mapping or diagramatising these infrastructures is difficult enough.\n\nThis can be broken into two main problems; the issue of representation (or the gap between the map and the territory) and the problem of truncation (or falling off the edge of the map).\n\nLike the 17th Century portolano makers, the difficulty found in the art of cartography has been fully explored. Problems of ‘truth’ within our systems of representation has been interrogated by scholars (see Denis Wood’s The Power of Maps), and the power relations written into cartographic systems have been uncovered. Whether through the issue of selection (what is included or left off the map), language (the codification system used to symbolise reality) or projection system (the ever present problem of converting 3D objects into 2D representations), drawing a map has its own discrete set of politics that are difficult to navigate. We all know that Cartography is an act of colonisation, through the drawing of borders we define identities and write laws. So when we begin to evaluate ‘where’ to act within a system, we must first need to ‘understand’ through drawing out the spaces of agency.\n\nOne of the key moments in mapping is knowing when to stop. If we pay heed to a Latourian sense of interconnectedness, then our actions as designers are linked to a growing network of human and non-human actors. Where do we draw the line, when do we turn our heads away from the page and decide to act. With our students, this can be seen in the compulsion to ‘research more’ to make more and more connections, until they have a full picture of the situation. But sadly, this is reminiscent of the Borgesian Map, where the act of cartography becomes so obsessively detailed it is eventually abandoned and lies in useless tatters on the borderlands of efficacy. As designers we need to make the leap into the material unknown.\n\nDesign and the articles of change\nOnce we have mapped our territory and unpacked the web of human and non-human relationships, we then need to identify our place to act. In service design these are often called ‘touch points’, but I don’t really like this term, it bases it too neatly in the material domain of ‘the user’ or (more sinisterly) ‘the consumer’. I want to identify the sites of concentrated agency, the material and non-material actors that can affect change. It’s here that we find our place of design intervention. This is were a post-disciplinary design practice comes into its own; instead of trying to affect change through the medium of your training (web / product / graphic / interior etc), you move to place of action / the site that is pregnant with possibility and choose the tools necessary to be most affective.\n\nI’m currently struggling with a book chapter titled; rapid prototyping politics. It’s for a Birkhauser publication on ‘Transformation Design’. In the piece I’m trying to highlight the necessary changes needed in design education to prepare students for this new type of design. The article explores the idea that through design we can prototype normally slow, large scale problems – such a policy implementation – in a rapid and agile fashion. I think there are many ways to ‘try out’ and prototype new forms of political and material engagement. Here, policy is transformed into the ‘object’ of design and experience design into the ‘randomised control trial’ to understand impact of your strategy.\n\nAs design expands beyond a purely material or functional role within society, we need to come to terms with the boundaries of our reach. How we re-conceptualise and build tools for change needs to be considered within an ethical framework. How to ‘reduce harm’ when we are trying to change the lives of people. 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"Tornado safety: How to prepare for more dangerous seasons\n\nCHICAGO (WLS) -- We've seen the images: Fairdale and Coal City in 2015, Naplate and Ottawa in 2017, and Utica back in 2004. These are just a few of the deadly tornadoes that have struck our area in the last two decades.\n\nUpgrades in radar technology and computer modeling have improved forecasting these events, but now a new experimental long-range forecast is being developed in part by Dr. Victor Gensini at Northern Illinois University.\n\n\"We're really looking at weeks two and three in those forecasts. Really at that scale not being able to pinpoint that a tornado is going to hit the Chicagoland area. We're more interested in the large scale weather patterns that might be coming together to be more or less conducive to tornadoes across the states,\" said Gensini.\n\nThese extended range tornado activity forecasts, known as ERTAF, are made each week starting on March 1 and running through severe weather season. The extra time to prepare for the potential of tornadoes, weeks in advance, is especially helpful to many organizations and businesses.\n\nWhile these advancements will improve forecasting in severe weather situations, there are new challenges emerging. It appears that climate change is beginning have a significant effect on when and where tornadoes develop.\n\nRecent research at the Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla., has found that there has been a shift in the axis of the greatest concentration of tornadoes from the Southern Plains into the Southeast. While the overall number of twisters will likely not increase there could be larger major outbreaks.\n\n\"We see variability increasing both in the past and in the future. We see the average event may be increasing a little bit, the number of events... but the variability, the highs and lows are getting further apart as we go through time,\" said Dr. Harold Brooks from the Storm Prediction Center.\n\nThis doesn't mean that each severe weather season will become more active, but it does increase the likelihood of seeing historic tornadoes like we experienced in 1967 and 1990.\n\nBig tornado outbreaks like the Palm Sunday outbreak in 1967 could be even bigger. On that day 10 tornadoes touched down in our area, including three F4 twisters. These tornadoes packed winds of up to 140 mph as they raced across our area. One struck Belvidere and killed 24 people, including 13 students at Belvidere High School.\n\nBut the deadliest of these tornadoes traveled from Palos Park through Oak Lawn, Hometown and into the south side of Chicago. That one twister took the lives of 33 souls and injured 1,000.\n\nWhile the April 1967 tornadoes were the deadliest in our area, the most powerful tornado ever recorded in our region happened on August 28, 1990.\n\nIt was a hot and muggy late August afternoon when a supercell storm started to develop and spawned a tornado near Oswego. This rain-wrapped twister moved east and then southeast as it rapidly intensified to an F5. It remains the only tornado anywhere in the country to reach that strength during August. The devastation, especially at and near Plainfield High School, was horrific.\n\nLate August is not usually what we consider tornado season, but there is a secondary severe weather peak as we head toward fall.\n\nKeep in mind that tornadoes can strike at any time of the season, as we have had confirmed twisters in all 12 months.\n\nIt's important to know the difference between a tornado watch and a tornado warning. A watch means conditions are favorable for tornadoes, so be prepared and alert as severe storms or tornadoes are possible. Tornado watches can cover vast areas that include dozens of counties. During a warning you need to take immediate action and get to the lowest level of a structure under something sturdy like a table. It also means a tornado has been sighted or is indicated by radar.\n\nUsually, tornado warnings only cover portions of a few counties and are in effect for well less than one hour.\nReport a correction or typo\nRelated topics:\nweatherillinoissafetytornadosevere weather\nCopyright © 2021 WLS-TV. All Rights Reserved.\nSEVERE WEATHER",
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"Witness actions – press on … or pause for breath?\n\nWitness actions – press on … or pause for breath?\n\nOn 20 March 2020 the Lord Chief Justice issued guidance on the future conduct of trials, including a statement that hearings, including trials and witness action, should take place whenever possible, even if that meant that one, several, or all of the participants attended remotely. “Final hearings and hearings with contested evidence very shortly will inevitably be conducted using technology. Otherwise, there will be no hearings and access to justice will become a mirage.”\n\nThose of us with witness actions listed in the near future breathed a sigh of relief and continued with preparations. At that stage it was envisaged (if only hazily) that each legal team would occupy a conference room, probably located in a solicitor’s office or possibly in Chambers, in which the attendees for each side would respectively congregate, with the usual face to face communications between players in each room, and remote access to the opposing team’s bunker, the Court sitting in splendid isolation elsewhere.\n\nThen two things happened. Firstly, social distancing was introduced (it has of course subsequently been intensified). Secondly, the Lord Chief Justice issued further guidance making it quite clear that, where hearings were to be conducted remotely, they must do so subject to the government guidelines, and specifically must not be used to obviate the rules on social distancing. In other words, remote hearings would have to be conducted with each single participant dialling in individually, using one of the business networking platforms, allowing each participant to see and be seen by all the other participants.\n\nOn 22 March 2020 the Remote Hearings Protocol was issued providing a set of clear guidelines on how to approach Remote Hearings. It hands a lot of decision-making power to the individual Judge to whom the case is allocated, though in reality much of what has been provided for existed in the abstract under the court’s general case management powers. It also provides for a core e-bundle of key documents to be made and distributed to the participants, for use at the hearing.\n\nIt sets out a mechanism for the Judge to consider, in the week or so prior to the commencement of the hearing, whether and if so how to proceed with the hearing. The Judge can make that decision known to the parties, who have the chance to respond in writing if they do not like the decision – a sort of short order case management appeal process. It also gives the Judge the power to call at short notice a telephone CMC with counsel in order to discuss/agree the best way forwards.\n\nIn the light of the changing landscape, we and our clients needed to put flesh on what had previously been reasonably impressionistic ideas of how a remote trial would be conducted. Our deliberations led us to identify a number of problem areas, which, taken together, made us realise that there was a serious risk of prejudice, not to any one party but to the integrity of the process, if a remote hearing were to be conducted. We concluded that doing so was neither practicable nor in the interests of the administration of justice.\n\nGiven the latest government restrictions and the Lord Chief Justice’s clear guidance, it would not, contrary to our earlier understanding, be possible to host witnesses at solicitors’ offices. Therefore, each individual witness would have to dial in remotely from his/her home. This would cause potentially insurmountable logistical challenges, including:\n\n(1) Provision of a 17 lever arch files bundle to each of five witnesses. It was unrealistic in the timeframe to achieve an e-bundle. Moreover trying to navigate documents and statements within an e-bundle would risk placing the witnesses under undue pressure. This problem could not be entirely forestalled by the provision of a selective “core” e-bundle, as envisaged by the Protocol, since the witnesses are (rightly) not involved in the selection of documents comprising the core bundle, but may well under cross examination wish to refer to documents which have not been selected for inclusion in the e-bundle. Inviting the witnesses’ input to the choice of documents on the basis of potential lines of cross examination would (a) be laborious and unlikely to be achieved in the time; (b) be impracticable because it would involve the witnesses each trawling large parts of the 17 lever arch files in soft copy to identify what documents might conceivably be of relevance, not something they are best placed to gauge in advance of being questioned; and (c) risk crossing the line in terms of preparing/coaching a witness for cross examination.\n\n(2) The lack of a solicitor present to supervise the witness to ensure probity. How could the court ensure that a witness was not, whilst under cross examination, in text or email contact with someone else, or did not have someone in the room, out of camera range, passing notes, for example?\n\n(3) The need for continuous communications with each witness throughout the trial (until the completion of their evidence).\n\n(4) The increased risk of interruptions to internet service during cross-examination and the consequent inherent difficulties for the judge in reaching a view of the credibility of each witness.\n\nThese difficulties risked causing unfairness to the parties and, in particular, the witnesses themselves; a fortiori since the credibility of each of the five witnesses was in issue. The risk of serious injustice to both parties and their witnesses was, we felt, significant given the inherent disadvantages of mass video evidence in such a case.\n\nOn a practical level, we concluded, based on our own recent experiences, that there was a high risk of the technology failing the court/parties. The problem lies not so much in the networking software, which appears to be broadly reliable. Rather, domestic internet supplies are failing to cope with the additional demands placed on them as a result of now widespread home working. One witness reported on the previous day suffering significant interruption during his use of Zoom for a one to one session with a colleague, and had had to resort to using FaceTime on his smart phone to complete the session. Similarly, each of us had individually experienced difficulties with teleconferencing, including internet coverage disappearing suddenly, for extended periods of time, as result (we presume) of the increased burden on the providers caused by so many home workers. Reports from colleagues included service that did not break down as such, but was patchy, or fuzzy, so that an estimated 10% of the other side’s submissions was lost. Moreover, counsel and solicitors would need to stay in touch in the usual way, meaning that in addition to operating the video technology linking all participants openly, the legal representatives within a team would have to cope with the additional demands of sending and receiving emails or texts, or possibly having a second video connection between themselves.\n\nWe felt that the risk of an unworkable hearing, even over three days, was too high to ignore. There would be three counsel, four solicitors and five witnesses, all connecting remotely, in addition to the Judge and the Judge’s clerk. The scope for interruption was undoubted: counsel dropping out mid-submission, witnesses disappearing mid-cross-examination, the Judge needing something but not being able to contact the clerk, and so on.\n\nVery reluctantly, but with little doubt, we reached the conclusion that this was no way to try the claim. The risks to due process ran too high. Three days before the trial was due to commence, our solicitors wrote a letter to the Court, applying for an adjournment. At almost exactly the same time the Judge, Zacaroli J, informed counsel that he was holding a CMC later that day to discuss how the trial would be conducted. Within an hour we submitted written submissions setting out the challenges as we saw them, and requesting an adjournment. Sometime later, our opponents wrote to the Judge confirming that they agreed with our application. Within minutes we received a reply from the Court, indicating that the adjournment would be granted, with costs in the case. The Judge has very unusually provided that the matter be relisted on the first open date on which an oral hearing could be conducted (i.e. an unknown date) without any mechanism for finalising that date (i.e. a listing appointment or a PTR). This is not an order we would expect to be made in normal times. Perhaps it just shows a recognition by the Courts of how flexible they are going to have to be.\n\nWe do not believe that it will never be possible, or appropriate, to conduct a witness action remotely. We do feel, notwithstanding our instinct as counsel to keep the trial date at all costs, that being bounced into trying to make it work at short notice, without adequate time to make sufficient preparations, risks a disrupted and ultimately unsatisfactory process. The trial might have gone smoothly enough for due process to be adequately preserved and a fair and just result achieved (though in our view there are no obvious answers to the difficult issue of witness scrutiny/supervision). But there was a sufficiently realistic possibility that it might not have gone smoothly enough for us, and our client, to conclude that proceeding involved risks that were just too high.\n\nOur conclusion is that a much longer lead time will be required in order to establish robust communications, familiarity amongst participants with preparing and navigating e-bundles, and answers to the difficulties of ensuring witness probity. Only then will parties be able to conduct fully remote witness actions, confident that due process will ensure, and lead to a just result.\n\nDownload: Witness actions – press on … or pause for breath? Back to articles",
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"I found this to be a very moving novel of adolescent angst, that really captured the confusion of growing up in an era that is both hedonistic and fraught with the fear of the consequences of having fun. New Year’s Eve 1987, and two teenage boys are hanging out and getting high, looking with enthusiasm to all the future holds, navigating the brutal world of maleness and longing for their first sexual encounter. It will be a night of transition, of coming of age, of initiation, and only one of them will survive to see New Year’s Day.\n\nThe aftermath of that fateful night will play out amongst a tangled cast of characters, all of whom deal with tragedy in a different way, and are looking for guidance from grown-ups that is sadly absent. Jude throws himself into the oblivion of drugs; Eliza sleepwalks her way through events she is not yet ready for; and Johnny tries desperately to do the right thing, even if it means sacrificing what he really wants. The backdrop is eighties America, a land of punk bands, drugs, tattoos, HIV and rage against the establishment. It is vividly depicted and the author creates a real sense of time and place, given an added edge through her characters’ clumsy attempts to carve out their own destiny in a world they cannot control. The depiction of the straight edge scene, in the nobleness of Johnny’s efforts and the transformation of Jude, is fascinating, matched as it is by the spontaneous violence of the punk scene to which they also belong; and poor Eliza, caught in the middle, is an echo of the hippy movement of the sixties and how the promise that it held for women got distorted in a new decade. Although set in America it really resonated with me, bringing back memories of an eighties childhood, and I really enjoyed the characters’ journey, as they start to face their adult responsibilities. Rating: ***\n\nThis title was provided by the publisher for review"
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