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At the intake desk, an employee handed her a 23-page stack of admission papers.\n\nOn Page 8, a document stated: “This Agreement Waives The Right To A Trial By Jury.” Without giving it a passing thought, she signed it and handed it back to the clerk.\n\n“I was so angry when I saw what that document was,” Harding said. “It made me feel that there was going to be no accountability.”\n\nAs deaths from COVID-19 surge in nursing homes across the country, Canyon and other facilities — many with histories of health and safety violations — are asking patients to sign such arbitration agreements. These contracts prevent patients and families from seeking a jury trial for wrongful death or negligence, instead binding them to the decision of an arbitrator usually paid by the nursing home company.\n\nThe agreements are a standard part of admission at all facilities run by Canyon’s parent company, Genesis Healthcare, one of the country’s largest for-profit nursing home chains and one that has been denounced by the U.S. Department of Justice as an “unscrupulous provider” that routinely provides “grossly substandard nursing care.”\n\nIn April, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham awarded Canyon a contract worth up to $1.3 million per month to exclusively house COVID-19 patients, despite the facility’s one-star health rating — the lowest possible score awarded by the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Canyon is a 73-bed facility.\n\nThe use of arbitration agreements has drawn sharp criticism from families, as well as legal and elder-care advocates, who say they allow nursing homes to deliver substandard care without fear of legal consequences. In 2016, the Obama administration banned the use of arbitration agreements in nursing homes; that ban was overturned by the Trump administration last year.\n\n“These are very dangerous documents,” said David Hoey, an expert on nursing homes for the American Bar Association’s Commission on Law and Aging. “It’s almost a license to neglect or abuse, because if they do neglect or abuse, they can’t be sued.”\n\nA 2019 analysis by the American Association for Justice, a nonprofit advocacy organization, found that Americans are more likely to be struck by lightning than to win a monetary award in arbitration. Though such agreements are voluntary, legal advocates say they are presented to patients and families during a time of extreme stress.\n\n“My mom had no idea what she was signing,” Harding said. “It’s totally inappropriate to ask someone in that situation to sign away their right to access the court system.”\n\nFearful of future repercussions, Harding’s mother was adamant that she not be identified. She is a fiercely proud woman — a onetime educator who worked in accounting at Los Alamos National Laboratory.\n\nWhen Harding reached her by phone a few days after her admission, her mother said, “I can’t believe that this has happened to me. These have been the most horrible days of my life.”\n\nShe has since been discharged from Canyon and is recovering at an assisted-living home elsewhere in Albuquerque.\n\nIn a July 7 email, Genesis spokeswoman Lori Mayer said that “Canyon Transitional, along with all of Genesis’ subsidiary centers, have offered an arbitration agreement to patients and residents or their respective responsible party for years, as permitted under existing regulations.”\n\nEven before the pandemic, nursing home inspectors documented a pattern of widespread and severe health and safety violations in New Mexico, tied with Arkansas for the highest rate of serious deficiencies in the country, according to a database compiled by the nonprofit investigative news organization ProPublica.\n\nEighty-five percent of the state’s nursing homes “failed to provide and implement an infection prevention and control program” before the pandemic, according to an analysis by Searchlight New Mexico.\n\nIn the past four years alone, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services cited New Mexico’s 25 Genesis-owned nursing homes for nearly 1,000 violations of health and safety standards and chronic understaffing, according to the database. Inspection reports show 41 of those were issued to Canyon — double the average number of health citations in other New Mexico nursing homes.\n\nSince the pandemic’s onset early this year, at least 188 people have died in New Mexico nursing homes. Six of those deaths have occurred at Canyon.\n\nIn recent months, the federal government has suspended much of its oversight of nursing homes, including the requirement to report staffing levels.\n\nMeanwhile, employees at Genesis and other nursing homes in New Mexico have filed at least six complaints with the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration, alleging nursing homes are taking inadequate precautions against the novel coronavirus and putting the safety of staff and residents at risk.\n\n“It’s really just a black box right now,” said Charlene Harrington, a sociologist at the University of California, San Francisco who researches the business practices of Genesis and other for-profit nursing home chains. “Nobody’s been able to find out what’s going on inside.\n\n“I don’t see how anyone could argue that they could give informed consent for an arbitration agreement in the middle of a crisis, especially if they are sick with COVID,” she added.\n\nDespite the pandemic, Genesis continues to show healthy revenues.\n\nIn May, the company reported receiving more than $300 million in government grants and loans, including a $180 million grant under the federal CARES Act. The state of New Mexico pays more than $43,000 per day to Canyon — a figure that does not include federal reimbursements that are likely billed at an even higher rate.\n\n“Despite the challenges of preparation and response to this unprecedented pandemic, Genesis reported a solid first quarter of 2020,” the company declared in a May 27 news release.\n\nNevertheless, the nursing home industry has been aggressively lobbying for blanket immunity from legal prosecution during the pandemic. Already some 20 states have granted legal immunity to nursing homes; discussions of federal immunity, an idea supported by U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and other lawmakers, are ongoing.\n\n“This push for nursing home immunity is pretty shocking to me,” said Toby Edelman, a senior policy attorney at the Center for Medicare Advocacy. “How can you just say, ‘You’re automatically immune, no matter what happens?’ It’s really an anything-goes situation.”\n\nJuliana Brenner contributed to this story.\n\nI was in a genesis facility after my abdominal aortic aneurism, first thing I did, was talk to the dietician in meals, and we decided on extra large , double portions .i got, one piece of plain white bread French toast fir breakfast, one hot dog for lunch, And a glass if juice, dinner was the same only a very small burger\n\nI Complained , but nothing happened\n\nNext, no lock on the drawer in the nightstand\n\nAt least we can be thankful we are not NY where governor \"walks on water\" sentenced 7,000 elderly to death in nursing homes with his policy of making those facilities accept covid-19 positive patients.\n\nIt is very troubling that the Governor, under the State of Emergency, is awarding such Sole Source contracts, worth millions of dollars, to such as Genesis.\n\nAlso, that DOH descriptions, issued daily for Covid, don't include \"where\" the patients die. Canyon Rehab patients have died, but who's to know...\n\nThe Governor, and the DOH, are far too secretive. Under pressure from the Legislature, they finally produced a few records of how they've spent $200 million. Who will prosecute them for Malfeasance?? or fraud?? or theft?? The Attorney General? Not likely, as he isn't into prosecuting government employees. Some folks are making a lot of money off the Covid crisis, thanks to our Governor and her defective Cabinet.\n\nIt is disturbing that businesses are forcing clients and employees to sign these waivers and it appears the GOP dominated US Senate does not care to protect its constituents--you know real people and voters. I do know that Brookdale seems to be doing an A+ in being safe for its residents. And why did MLG give this contract to a facility that has such a low rating? 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Call in the refrigerated trucks for grandma and grandpa, it's going to be a long hot Summer in New Mexico (continuing until Spring)!\n\nLets send them to you Connie... Bringing Covid into your home is risky, or haven't you heard?"
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Henslowe offers Fennyman a partnership in the upcoming production of Shakespeare's newest comedy, Romeo and Ethel, The Pirate's Daughter promising that it will be a hit.\n\nHe survives through a combination of inner strength, luck, and camaraderie with other POWs. The Lord of Revels arrives at the theater with Wessex, who has deduced his new bride's whereabouts.\n\nHer writing style stresses dialogue over description, resembling the script of a mangaand her works focus on love, friendship, and loss. Ben Crystal: Well, yes This license gives you permission to videotape the performance for archival purposes only.\n\nAs Louie got older, he got in more trouble, and fought with classmates and policemen alike. Viola de Lesseps's dream is to act, but as women were barred from the stage, she must disguise herself as a young man in order to fulfill her dream. 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Cell phone novels appeared in the early 21st century.\n\nHe also has occasion to meet Adolf Hitler. Nevertheless, in the Tokugawa, as in earlier periods, scholarly work continued to be published in Chinese, which was the language of the learned much as Latin was in Europe.\n\nHe made his life's work the transformation of haikai into a literary genre. Louie was born in Olean, New York to Italian immigrant parents, and suffered from pneumonia before the age of two. He eventually pursued transcendence of human emotions and egoism in his later works including Kokoro his last and unfinished novel Light and darkness Editing the resulting anthologies of poetry soon became a national pastime.\n\nAs a result of this popularization, Shakespeare's stories and characters have become very appealing to Japanese people. Please note that the following rules only apply to amateur groups except K schools performing a full-length play or full-length musical, or a professional group performing any title.\n\nIn recent years he has been invited to present a play each year in London, three years in a row — Midsummer Night's Dream inShintokumaru name of the male protagonist inand Hamlet in Check out all the Shakespeare for kids books here.\n\nPerforming Shakespeare for kids, Costumes and Props. Leave a comment. Recently I have been contacted multiple times on how to run a 1-week summer drama camp and questions around it. So, I figured I would write a post on how to do it and hopefully help any others who want to get kids. By performing Shakespeare in Japan, Kawakami hoped free them from the taint of marginality and vagrancy.\n\nAs one journalist put it, “He sought by his own powers to make a great reform of the Japanese theater and to bring the actors, previously despised as eta and hinin [names of outcast groups], closer to the imperial institution.”.\n\nWhile William Shakespeare’s reputation is based primarily on his plays, he became famous first as a poet. With the partial exception of the Sonnets (), quarried since the early 19th century for autobiographical secrets allegedly encoded in them, the nondramatic writings have traditionally been pushed to the margins of the Shakespeare industry.\n\nThe book published by Playscripts is the only version of the play that the playwright has authorized for production. 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"I was interested in the design process. Patrick explained that he began by sketching the figure, and you can see scans of a couple of his original designs here. Once comfortable with the character, he created an armature out of relatively heavy gauge wire, which he then manipulated until he settled on a pose he was happy with. Polymer clay and Apoxie was then used to ‘put the flesh on the bones’. Patrick told me that sculpting The Swimmer took about twenty hours, followed by around five hours of painting.",
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The projects funded in this grant cycle use storytelling, history, and art to explore the diverse array of cultures in our state,” said Matthew Gibson, Virginia Humanities executive director. “These projects will serve everyone in the commonwealth and help us better understand where we’re all coming from.”\n\nVirginia Humanities grant projects reach an estimated annual audience of 1.5 million, with an average 4:1 dollar match. The projects funded in this round of grants span the commonwealth, reaching all eleven of Virginia’s Congressional districts. Fifteen are directly focused on amplifying the voices and experiences of African American people and communities in Virginia. Three are directly related to the experience of immigrants and refugees. 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(Arlington): $8,000\nAn 80-page print and online publication exploring the “American Dream” and its meaning through interviews with first-generation (mostly younger) immigrants and refugees in Virginia.\n\nRegents of the University of Minnesota (Minneapolis, MN/State &Nationwide): $14,000\nDevelopment of a 25-minute audio podcast, a “toolkit” for listeners, and a series of public events exploring the history of transgender activism in the U.S. with a particular focus on Virginia.\n\nRichmond Hill (Richmond): $8,000\nA series of community conversations, development of a website, and a companion booklet exploring the history and stories of enslavement at Richmond Hill, currently an ecumenical residential and retreat center and site of a former monastery.\n\nRichmond Hill (Richmond): $3,000\nA panel discussion and a public lecture exploring aspects of the history of enslavement at Richmond Hill and in the City of Richmond.\n\nSt. John’s Church Foundation (Richmond): $1,400\nThe first virtual re-enactment of Patrick Henry’s famous “Give me liberty or give me death” speech, using an all-female cast.\n\nThe Friends of the Buchanan County Public Library (Grundy): $5,500\nA fourteen-part library-based speakers’ series with an emphasis on literature produced by Appalachian writers.\n\nThomas Day House/Union Tavern (Milton): $3,000\nA series of dramatic performances of an original play, to be recorded and disseminated electronically, depicting the imagined interactions of seven historical figures from the Danville region.\n\nVirginia Center for Inclusive Communities (Richmond): $2,100\nDevelopment of an online “toolkit” designed to help students, teachers, and other users turn a potentially divisive 2020 Election season into opportunities for constructive dialogue.\n\nVirginia Tech Foundation (Blacksburg/Rappahannock Co.): $8,000\nThe second annual John Jackson Blues Festival in Rappahannock, celebrating the life and musical legacy of one of the acknowledged masters of the Piedmont Blues Tradition who was born and lived most of his life in Rappahannock County."
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"The QB position is in solid hands. For the first time since Jim Harbaugh arrived, it seems like the quarterback position as a whole is finally in a good spot. Shea Patterson (15/22 for 120 yards and 1 TD) was very accurate once again, and when he misses, it’s usually not too far off of where it should be going. He has consistently been hitting about two-thirds of his passes. Then redshirt freshman Dylan McCaffrey (3/8, 86 yards, 1 TD) came in as the #2 guy, and he looked to be in command of the offense yet again. He was putting the ball where it needed to be, and he hit freshman wideout Ronnie Bell perfectly in stride for a 56-yard touchdown. He should have had another touchdown, but sophomore receiver/defensive back Ambry Thomas dropped another deep pass that would have gone for about 50+ yards. Redshirt sophomore Brandon Peters came in late in the game and went 0/1 with an ugly interception, and he looked totally off-kilter on that play. Before he even threw the pass, I was concerned because you could tell his timing and footwork were off on the play-action. That’s a bit concerning, but he’s the #3 guy.\n\nA Christian Turner sighting! There was word in the off-season that true freshman Christian Turner was the #3 running back, but when the season opener came, it was Tru Wilson as the #3 guy. With injuries to Karan Higdon and Chris Evans, Wilson has been playing #2 snaps. Turner had been wearing a cast on his hand, which would obviously limit your snaps as a ball carrier, but he was back in action on Saturday. He looked smaller than expected (I thought it was the 5’6″ Alijah Bradley reincarnated at first), but he played like he showed on film – a tough runner with decent quickness and good vision. He was going against a lot of backups from Nebraska who didn’t seem to have a lot of fight in them, but it was still a positive showing for his first career game action.\n\nThe offensive line played its best game. It was a blowout win against a team that didn’t put up much of a fight, but I thought the offensive line looked solid in this game – better than they did against SMU or Western Michigan, two lower-tier programs than Nebraska. Juwann Bushell-Beatty was caving down the right side of the line at times, and left guard Ben Bredeson did some nice work on the left side. The pass protection was not great, but it was better than it had been, and the effectiveness of the run game on the play action passing was evident.\n\nDevin Bush, Jr. is a bad man. Nebraska could not escape from Devin Bush, Jr. when he was still in the game. The Cornhuskers aren’t extremely talented at the running back position right now, but Bush showed his sideline-to-sideline speed once again, and his angles are superb. You almost never see him take a poor angle to get to his destination. He finished with 6 tackles, 2 tackles for loss, and 1 sack. The improvement on the interior defensive line, which allowed Bush to go side-to-side so easily coincided with the return of Lawrence Marshall to the lineup at defensive tackle. That may be just a coincidence, but Marshall has improved from last year. He made 1 tackle and deflected 1 pass that turned into a diving Josh Metellus interception.\n\nNebraska couldn’t do anything. This game was the type where it almost became boring to watch the other team play offense, because Michigan’s defense was playing so well. It doesn’t matter if you go to the bathroom or to get a snack, as long as you’re only gone for the time span of three plays and a punt. In between, you know there was a short pass snuffed out for no gain, a run that was swallowed up behind or at the line of scrimmage, and then an incomplete pass before the punt. They ended up with 132 total yards, most of which came against the third-stringers in the fourth quarter.\n\nDonovan Peoples-Jones did that thing again. Peoples-Jones had a 60-yard punt return for a touchdown, just like he did last year against Air Force. He took it down the right side, and then he just toyed with the punter by pulling out a loose spin move in the middle of the field shortly before he hit the endzone. He’s such a good athlete that he didn’t need to spin or dive into the endzone, but he did anyway, just to increase the level of difficulty.\n\nRonnie Bell did that thing again, for the first time. Bell’s 56-yard touchdown catch from McCaffrey was a thing of beauty, but it didn’t look new. Why? Because it was exactly like his whole high school highlight reel. He catches a deep pass, swivels his hips to make a defender flail helplessly, and then speeds his way into the endzone. You can see where that agility would have made him a successful basketball player at Missouri State if he had gone in that direction, but instead, he’s doing those things in front of 100,000 people at Michigan Stadium. I wouldn’t mind seeing him return some punts in the future, too, and it looks like he’s #2 on the depth chart at returner.\n\nRunning back roulette. Michigan’s run game this season has been really odd. Karan Higdon came into the season as the #1 guy, and he performed well in this game (12 carries, 136 yards, 1 TD). Chris Evans has looked okay, but he pulled his hamstring last week. Tru Wilson (6 carries, 43 yards) has been playing a lot more than anyone expected, and I already mentioned Christian Turner. What I didn’t expect to see was fullback Ben Mason lining up 7 yards deep as a single back to run some zone plays down near the goal line, but he turned that – and some dive plays from his more traditional fullback spot – into 6 carries for 18 yards and 3 touchdowns. If fantasy football existed in college football, it would be tough to draft the correct Michigan running back right now.\n\nKhaleke Hudson targeted again. Yes, it was the right call, and yes, he deserves to sit out for the first half of next week’s game against Northwestern. He lowered his head and hit the facemask of Nebraska’s QB in a play somewhat similar to when Michigan QB Shane Morris got concussed against Minnesota in 2014. Hudson needs to learn how to tackle. This is two consecutive games where he’s been bounced for targeting, and officials are going to start keeping an extra close eye on him in the future. I don’t think Hudson is a dirty player, but he really needs to focus on the fundamentals of legal tackling.\n\nWill Hart averaged 59.3 yards per punt. The biggest surprise of the year so far is a boring one that casual observers probably haven’t seen on the highlight shows, but Michigan’s punter is averaging 52.6 yards per punt through four games this year. For some perspective, the highest season-long average going back to 2009 was Georgia’s Drew Butler (48.05 yards/punt). 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"Though my blog will forever and always be my ‘happy place’, I have been dealing with an exceptionally tough year behind the screen. From ongoing surgeries to unexpected losses, 2015 has been as trying as it has been wonderful.\n\nAs a silver linings kind of woman, however, I like to focus on the wonderful.\n\nHaving enjoyed the Amba Charing Cross so much during my last London staycation, I thought it would be a great idea to book in at the new Amba Marble Arch for a weekend of Christmas shopping, relaxation, and spa treatments.\n\nNestled straight off of Oxford Street, the new hotel may not have the unique charm of Charing Cross’ iconic architecture but could genuinely not be in a more convenient location for shopping, eating, and entertainment.\n\nThat, and the brand’s hyper-digital offering (you may remember me swooning over their complimentary iPads in a previous post) is as seamless and savvy as ever. After a long and festive afternoon through Soho, I returned to my lovely little room to be greeted by a toothbrush (requested by their “Oops, I forgot my…” app as I left) and a surprise assiette of desserts.\n\nThe rest of the evening consisted of a dinner catch-up in bed with one of my best friends, a complete clear-out of the Nespresso facilities, and a stream of movies so ridiculously bad I daren’t name them. As far as ‘wonderful’ is concerned, it was the real deal.\n\nAfter waking up and getting ready for the day (pausing to revel in the heated, steamless bathroom mirrors), we spent the rest of our morning enjoying the gargantuan breakfast selection at The Grill and drinking far too many cups of tea before parting ways.\n\nThe final stop on my staycation was fast approaching.\n\nDuring a recent browse on Red Letter Days I had spotted that my all-time favourite spa (The Spa at Dolphin Square) was offering an insane deal through their pamper day packages and couldn’t quite book it fast enough.\n\nAfter a short tube ride to Pimlico, I made my way to the spa’s stunning Moroccan-style chambers and spent the next three hours being hammamed, massaged, steamed, and herbal tea-ed to complete tranquility. Very few ‘holiday’ spa experiences have evet come close to Dolphin Square’s.\n\nStaycation of dreams, this one.",
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"Indian cuisine does not fall short in the average Londoner’s mind. The infamous ‘tikka masala’ is practically as synonymous with British mealtime as a steak and kidney pie. That – in all of my deluded wisdom – makes me rather indifferent to an Indian menu.\n\nUntil, of course, I experience something like La Porte des Indes.\n\nA real shame for anyone who judges a book by its cover, the unassuming exterior of La Porte des Indes is a complete departure from the dining areas; a colonially opulent, mirrored and palm treed escape from the tourist-packed hell that is Oxford Street.\n\nOn the last Friday of every month, executive chef Mehernosh Mody – and his biting wit – hosts a “master” class which I attended last week. Hence the quotations. Though I have yet to develop a mastery in Mody’s unique style, the class details the genius behind La Porte des Indes’ blend of Southern Indian French trading post cuisine and the French Creole of Pondichéry in a manner that anyone could understand.\n\nKicking off with a fruit cocktail in their former ballroom and a tour of the tandoor-edged kitchens, we soon settled into a large area behind their waterfall for a cooking demonstration. (Yes, waterfall).\n\nJoined by wine expert Jacqueline Kay of Berkmann Wine Cellars, we were treated to a live display of Mody’s salmon and dill samosas, rougail d’aubergine, and Kerala chicken stew alongside their tanin-free wine pairings. Tanin-free, of course, because wines which are oak-barreled or contain tanin will often coat the mouth, making it a poor match for the strong flavours and spices of India. Jacqueline explained that while many of us steer clear of wine while consuming spicy food, Australian Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc options are excellent go-tos for balanced and fresh consumption.\n\nPost-demonstration you are given a signed copy of La Porte des Indes cookbook, a complimentary spice mix, a certificate of participation, and are then seated to enjoy a three-course meal.\n\nWelcomed with extensive lists of fruit-based cocktails and wines, we amuse bouched before settling on the non-vegetarian menu. To start, we enjoyed lamb kebabs with smoked chilli, sun-dried tomatoes and herbs – complemented with a fruit chutney – alongside Sunhere Samosas and Dahl Puri (melt-in-the-mouth vegetarian fare drizzled with yoghurt, chutneys and gram flour crisps).\n\nAs mains, the menu featured the Pulet Rouge (shredded chicken simmered in a buttery cream sauce with rustic spices), Saag Khumb (stir-fried field mushrooms and leaf spinach with kadai spices), and a ‘very hot’ Kerala Meen Kari (tillapia fillets simmered with coconut, chillies, ginger, and tinged with smoked tamarind) which I didn’t find much spicier than the Pulet Rouge. As accompaniments, the table managed to gorge on saffron-flavoured Basmati rice, Tandoori Naan, and Gajar ka Ralta (crunchy carrots and raisins in a tempered yogurt sauce). While my personal taste calls for an experimental use of spice in such an extensive menu, flavours impressed from the starting line and often played sweet and savoury off each other in a way I know any Indian food lover would adore.\n\nThough I have always found Indian desserts to be too sweet for my liking, the final l’assiette du chef went down well. With an assortment of nibbles that managed to counter the aftertaste of chillies and tamarind, their chocolate samosa managed to give me a delectable sugar hit that allowed me to eat every bite.\n\nTikka masala, this is not.",
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"Once the last blazing maple leaf has floated to the ground and before the first blossoms of spring burst forth with their renewing life, what’s left to capture our interest or engage our imagination? As winter approaches and the days turn colder, the landscape can become dreary, but on bright, fresh mornings when frost is still on the ground, the fields and woodland edges are transformed into a botanical realm of pods, papery seed cases, cones, burrs, and other seed heads dancing in the wind. Even when dormant, summer’s fading remnants can add structural interest to the harsh landscape, while also providing food and shelter for wildlife.\n\nMany gardeners like to clean up their perennial beds in the fall when the herbaceous plants have stopped blooming. When they do that, though, they not only deprive wildlife of needed food, they are eliminating one of the great joys of the winter landscape. Often etched with frost or outlined in a casing of ice, the intricate remnants of last year’s blossoms and the buds of next year’s growth reflect both the bittersweet poignancy and the promise that are central to gardening.\n\nFollowing is a sampling of native perennials whose seed heads add a touch of art and beauty to the winter landscape, while also providing a bounty of food for wildlife at exactly the time they need it the most.\n\nMilkweed is a widespread and somewhat weedy wildflower found in most of the eastern United States and the easternmost prairie states, as well as southern Canada from New Brunswick to Saskatchewan. Frequently found in fence rows, fields and prairies, and on roadsides, if given the opportunity, milkweed will establish in gardens and even thin lawns. Milkweed is tolerant of light shade, but generally prefers full sun. Seed pods mature and dry in the fall and the floss fluffs out in glorious wisps, waiting for the winds that will scatter the seeds.\n\nNature’s mega food market for insects, over 450 insects are known to feed on the sap, leaves, and nectar-laden flowers of milkweed. It’s not uncommon to see flies, beetles, ants, bees, wasps, and butterflies browsing the flowers, all at the same time. Goldfinches and many other birds use milkweed fiber and milkweed seed down to construct and line their nests.\n\nThe Monarch butterfly, a declining species throughout most of its breeding range, cannot survive without milkweed. During their brief caterpillar stage, the caterpillars only eat milkweed plants. In the butterfly stage, the monarchs lay their eggs exclusively on milkweed plants. However, with shifting land management practices, milkweed plants are disappearing from the landscape, which is a major cause for the decline of this beautiful butterfly.\n\nBlooming from late summer through fall, there are more than 120 species of this hardy, fast-growing perennial. Generally speaking, goldenrod plants are tall and slim with fluffy golden flower spikes. After the blooming season, the flowers are transformed into voluptuous beige sprays containing the seeds. Goldenrod can be planted in the fall or spring. Sometimes thought of as a weed, it grows rapidly and is an aggressive spreader.\n\nOnce butterflies and bees finish feasting on goldenrod’s fall nectar and pollen, birds such as juncos, sparrows, and finches move in for the seeds. But one of goldenrod’s biggest draws is the range of insects the genus hosts, estimated at more than 100 species of butterflies and moths.\n\nAlso called wild bergamot, oswego tea, and horsemint, bee balm is in the mint family and, like mint, spreads by slender underground rhizomes. Though clump-forming, it is not invasive like mint. A new plant starting where it is not wanted is easily pulled out by its shallow roots.\n\nA perennial ranging from 2 to 4 feet in height, bee balm produces tubular shaped, red flowers from June through August. The nectar of bee balm is a favorite of hummingbirds, butterflies, and hummingbird moths. Bee balm also attracts insects, which, in turn, attracts insectivorous birds.\n\nIf you want to watch natural hummingbird territoriality at work, plant bee balm. Its whorled heads of scarlet or pink flowers oozing with nectar are cherished and zealously guarded by Ruby-throated hummingbirds. Long-tongued bees, butterflies, and skippers also sip nectar from the flowers. After the flowering stage, a large hard-shelled nutlet filled with seeds attracts finches, sparrows, juncos, redpolls, and a host of other birds.\n\nBlazing star, also called gayfeather or prairie star, is a hardy perennial native to the prairies and meadows of Eastern North America. L. spicata plants grow from a corm, forming large, tuberous roots. This perennial can tolerate heat and drought, sailing through some of the toughest summers without missing a beat. Planting blazing star in full sun will ensure that the plants put on a good show of flowers, and will keep them as compact as possible and help prevent flopping.\n\nIn spring, delicate grassy foliage is followed by tall, sturdy stalks blooming from the top down with vibrant, feathery purple, pink, or white “bottlebrush” flowers from July through August. With their tall wands of striking blooms, blazing star makes an eye-catching addition to sunny gardens. In the fall, leaves and stalks turn a rich orangey bronze with wheat-colored seed heads.\n\nThe nectar-rich flowers of blazing star are favored by monarchs and other butterflies and other insects, which will, in turn, attract insectivorous birds such as the black-capped chickadee, American goldfinch, tufted titmouse, and indigo bunting. Dozens of species of birds eat the copious seeds produced by blazing star. It is also a favorite meal for rabbits and deer, so plan accordingly.\n\nAn attractive perennial with purple drooping rays surrounding a spiny, brownish central disk, it is an incredibly hardy plant, being both heat and drought resistant. The flower closely resembles a daisy, with its long, oval-shaped petals and round floral disc. In fact, coneflowers are part of the Asteraceae family, which includes daisies, asters, and thousands of other species. Purple coneflowers go through an initial blooming period, after which they may lose their blossoms; however, it is not unusual for new petals to appear, particularly if you deadhead your flowers.\n\nConeflowers have three primary benefits to wildlife: the nectar is attractive to native bees, hummingbirds, butterflies, and moths all summer long; it is a winter food source for a wide variety of birds including sparrows, goldfinches, blue jays, cardinals, black-capped chickadees, downy woodpeckers, and juncos; and lastly, the leaves also draw in additional insects that don’t feed on nectar.\n\nIn spring, with its simple foliage, you might question why the plant’s name alludes to its beauty. However, from late summer into winter, when clusters of intense purple berries festoon the plant, it becomes apparent this shrub lives up to its name. Its berries are among the most eye-catching found in our fields and woodlands.\n\nThis deciduous shrub can reach a height of 9 feet, although most shrubs range from 3 to 5 feet tall. While the shrub grows best in loamy soil, it also grows well in other soil types, including clay soils. The key to American beautyberry doing well is planting it in sites that range from full sun to partial shade; however, experienced gardeners say that berry production is greatest when the plant is bathed in bright sunlight for no more than half a day.\n\nIt has been suggested that the unique lavender color acts as a gaudy roadside sign beckoning migrating birds that need to refuel before resuming their southward migration. Whitetail deer, raccoons, and opossums will eat the plant’s stems, leaves, and fruit, particularly when other foods are hard to come by. Other mammals that will dine on beautyberry include rodents, the nine-banded armadillo, raccoon, and the Virginia opossum. Quail also eat the berries, but songbirds seem to make greater use of them than any other group of wildlife—more than 40 species of birds feed on the purple berries.\n\nA dramatic addition to the fall and winter landscape, its seed head is a cluster of burgundy red fruit, densely covered in bright red hairs, makes this native shrub a standout. Master gardeners have suggested pairing sumac amongst a mass of prairie dropseed or switchgrass, two warm-season native grasses.\n\nSumacs have high wildlife value. The caterpillars of a number of moths and several butterflies feed on sumac and rabbits and deer will browse the wood as winter food. The drupes are winter food (often late in winter when few other wild foods are available) for ring-necked pheasant, bobwhite quail, wild turkey, grouse, about 300 species of songbirds, as well as important sustenance for birds migrating in the fall. Its flowers support bees, wasps, and flies with nectar and pollen.\n\nCommon teasel is a biennial plant, which means they start growing one year but don’t flower until the next. Found in open, disturbed areas in various soil types, it forms dense patches of rosettes, then slowly enlarges its footprint by dropping seed, usually in close proximity to the parent plant. Although fairly aggressive, teasel’s shallow root system allows plants to be removed easily. In early summer of the second growing season, the stem grows to a height of up to 7 feet and forms flowers at the terminal. Tiny lavender flowers begin developing in the middle of the flower head and continue blooming towards each end.\n\nThe area where the side stems join the main stem forms a cup-like formation that catches water, and the word “teasel” is thought to be derived from the word for thirst. Why the plant grows these water-catchers is uncertain: it could be a trap for insects trying to climb up the stem, and there’s even a suggestion that the plant can derive nutrition from the drowned insects.\n\nTeasel’s bristly seed heads are a valuable food source for birds such as goldfinches. Bumblebees find the densely-packed floret of this biennial an easily accessible source of nectar and pollen, collected simply by walking over the florets. The shoulder-high, prickly stems of the dormant plant remain upright throughout winter, providing food for birds even when other food sources are hidden under snow.\n\nNature, which never has an offseason, has not been idle. Autumn is the time when summer’s fading native trees, shrubs, and wildflowers are making seed heads ready for the next year’s growing season. The seeds from these remnants of summer past will find their way into the ground where they will germinate at the appropriate time, continuing the circle of life.\n\nNote: Some of these perennials can spread rapidly. Do your research before planting any species with which you are not familiar. More information on these and other native species can be found in the national database of the University of Texas at Austin’s Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center https://www.wildflower.org/plants/. For a map of USDA Hardiness Zones, go to https://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/PHZMWeb/"
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"I was privy to reading a Star Wars manga that focused on different perspectives of the original Star Wars in regards to not only how the movies went but adding some ideas from the expanded universe as well. Tales of Luke Skywalker is filled with short stories of varying degrees of quality that focus on the everyday beings of the Star Wars Universe. The perspective is refreshing in that it’s not any of the main Star Wars characters sharing their story but many background characters who would have been extras in the original trilogy. The manga is written and drawn by Japanese creatives in order to make it a true manga.\n\nThis first story is the weakest in the manga. Written by Akira Fukaya and Takashi Kisaki, the story sees an Imperial gunner crash land on a planet with Luke Skywalker as his only savior. The story is the longest of the manga and highlights how the gunner’s opinions of Luke Skywalker change over time. Luke’s identity remains hidden to the gunner throughout the story until the end. As such, much of the story is the Imperial gunner complaining about how Luke Skywalker and the Rebels are evil and the empire is far superior. These chants become tiresome after a while which lessens the entertainment value. It also, in my opinion, has the weakest art direction of the four stories. Thankfully the stories get better from her.\n\nThe second story, “I Droid,” written by Haruichi, focuses on a maintenance droid turned security droid. Thematically, the story deals with giving machines a soul. It is the shortest of the four, but that works to its advantage. The story quickly shows droid abuse and slavery with robots performing grueling work in an acidic mine for a valuable resource. This story provides entertainment with action between the droids revolting and a cameo from R2-D2 – a mainstay of the Star Wars movies. However, what makes the story even better is its “ghost in the machine” concept by showing the array of emotions and thoughts that the droids go through.\n\n“The Tale of the Lugubrious Mote”\n\nThe third story, written by Subaru, is absolutely hilarious. The story is the most aligned with the original trilogy of movies. At the same time, it takes the perspective of a tiny mote who helps Leia and Luke Skywalker while they’re in Jabba the Hutt’s palace. For Leia, the tiny mote is a source of companionship during her time in service to Jabba. As for Luke, he thinks it is the force compelling him to fight and agrees with the mote’s assistance absent-mindedly. The style of the artwork reminds me of Pokemon at times and it is the most lighthearted of the four stories. Overall, I enjoyed this story the most and it had an air of humor to go along with several tense scenes from the movie.\n\nWritten by Akira Himekawa, this story has some of the best artwork of all four tales. The art style is a mature take that looks like a seinen(mature male) or josei (mature female) manga title. The story is one of awe and exploration as Luke and a scientist end up in the belly of a huge space worm. As the characters navigate the labyrinth of the worm they find relics, ruins and various flora and fauna. The worm has its own biosphere and the two characters put an emphasis on exploring the ancient civilizations found in the worm. The ending is a little murky with a deus ex machina from a lost culture found in the beast, but it gives the largest sense of wonder about space from the four stories.\n\nOverall, I enjoyed the manga. The first tale is fairly skippable, but the other three offer entertainment, a sense of awe and excitement that Star Wars was originally known for. The manga isn’t long either at about 200 pages for a quick read. If you are a Star Wars fan you’ll enjoy a different take on the universe, but if you’re not a Star Wars you might like it even more due to it being a low stakes introduction to some facets of the universe."
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"Sanja’s personality – her belief in noticing the “little things” shines through her photography. It’s obvious from these images that people warm to her, let them into their lives a bit through her lens. She manages to capture an intensity, a connection, in their eyes. There’s an honesty in her street portraits that I admire.\n\nShe tells us in her London Art Spot interview below about how her incredibly international background (living in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany, US, Czech Republic, Argentina and London not to mention holiday travel) continuously influences her work, why she is attracted to photographing strangers which led her to start the project “A Hundred New Faces” and what the term “urban poetry” means to her.\n\nThe cover image on Sanja’s Facebook page is a Friedrich Nietzsche quote: “And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who couldn’t hear the music.” Just by looking at her photography and reading her answers below, I’m pretty positive that Sanja is one of the dancers.\n\nLLO: Where are you from originally? Tell us a bit about yourself as an artist.\nSH: I was born in Sarajevo, Bosnia-Hercegovina, but spent the vast majority of my life growing up in Germany. I ended up in photography somewhat haphazardly. I had always had a passion for art but it wasn’t until I was 23 that I picked up camera and just started taking photos I loved. From that very moment, I knew this was for me. I didn’t even think about myself as an artist. I just wanted to take pictures. I distinctly remember the moment – I was at a botanical garden in Buenos Aires called Jardín Botánico Carlos Thays. It just felt completely right, and I wandered the streets of Buenos Aires for weeks and months thereafter, losing any sense of time. Over the past years, I got a better sense of the “it” factor I was seeking. Some very good mentors have helped me along the way and ever since I was not able to let photography go.",
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"LLO: How did you end up in London, studying at Central Saint Martin?\nSH: The story of how I ended up in London is probably reflective of my rather unconventional background as a photographer. As I mentioned, before spending time in Buenos Aires, I had no idea how much I actually loved photography. After the epiphany moment in the Botanical Garden, I simply continued taking pictures without thinking much of it. However, having graduated from university just a couple of months earlier I had previously signed a contract and was ready to start working. That job was based in London. It turned out an amazing city for photography. I soon ended up quitting a less fulfilling job and decided it was time to turn to what I really liked. Among other things, this led me to sign up for part-time classes at CSM, where I met some really interesting people.",
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"LLO: You have a very international background. Tell us about the other countries that have been a major part of your life and in which ways this inspires your photography (if it does!)\nSH: I think that the countries I have lived in influenced my way of seeing the world, which in turn impacts my photography. Throughout my travels, I learned that the real beauty of a place is revealed in the details. When I went to Buenos Aires, I was impressed with the overall skyline and view of the city, but nothing caught my attention more than the way they serve coffee with a little piece of chocolate, or the way the streetlight softens the edges of the buildings at night. The realization that beauty lies in detail has led me to pay more attention to these “little things”. I think this is reflected in my photography. I focus on individual situations, trying to isolate the random from the larger picture. This is true in particular for my street or urban photography. When I take portraits, I similarly love to see the details of a person’s face. All the little imperfections that others may retouch – l usually leave them as they are. I find them beautiful. Living in the US, on the other hand, lead to entirely different insights. I went through a phase where I really missed the elaborate details in architecture so characteristic of European cities. However, I soon started to revel in the mundane nature of many suburbs. I feel that this appreciation of the mundane was in fact a major catalyst for my photographic practice.",
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"LLO: Favourite places in London to take your camera and why?\nSH: This is a no-brainer for me: London markets. Borough market, Camden Lock, Hackney Wick – these are all great places to encounter some beautiful moments. People feel anonymous in the crowd, yet the very nature of a market requires individual interaction and the presence of, well, “little things”. A child reaching for candy, a man eating his food in a rush – all these can make for interesting moments.",
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"LLO: One of your goals as a photographer is to capture the faces of 100 strangers for a project called “A Hundred New Faces”. Why did you start this project? How far have you gotten?\nSH: When I moved to Berlin, I met a photographer who taught various darkroom workshops. I signed up for one of them and one of the assignments involved taking portraits. Since I barely knew anyone in Berlin, I ended up taking photos of strangers. I found it a great way to connect with the people in a new environment. In many ways, it brought me back to my initial draw to photography – using the camera as a means to connect with your environment. After my first attempts, I found out that photographing strangers was a whole sub-genre. Overall, it really seemed like a worthwhile and beautiful undertaking.",
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"LLO: Tell us about the most interesting stranger you’ve photographed so far.\nSH: If I had to pick one, it would be one of my very first strangers. She was a Bolivian woman in her mid-twenties who had come to Berlin for the Carnival of Cultures. She was wearing traditional clothing as a display of her culture. It was a beautiful event, an explosion of colors. At the same time, it was also surreal to see how parts of culture can almost be transplanted from one part of the world into another.",
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"LLO: Have you ever had a negative experience photographing a stranger? If so, what happened?\nSH: I did have some negative experiences photographing strangers. Among one of my first visits to London’s Borough Market, I photographed a lady selling fruits. It made for a particularly beautiful image since her fruits and her face were reflected through a number of metal objects surrounding her. She soon became very enraged and started yelling at me. I still managed to take a couple more pictures though.",
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A few other publishers offered to pick up the book, but she declined because they were \"still offering the same outmoded book contracts, 15-page theses written in micro-script that befuddled authors and kept us ignorant and infantile.\"\n\nInstead, she signed with Amazon's Thomas & Mercer imprint. While she expresses some disappointment at not getting into bookstores, she's happy to be with a publisher offering a clear contract, higher royalty rates and more flexibility.\n\nThis is sort of the new paradigm of the publishing industry in microcosm--a Big Six publisher does something to make an author unhappy and Amazon swoops in to save the day. Yes, Davenport violated her contract, but if she did inform Penguin about the collection of stories, why didn't they object before it was published?\n\nWho's in the right? What do you think?\n\nMake no mistake: I think she made the right business moves for herself at the end of the day, but it seems based on your article, and based on her essay from the Huffington Post, and then based on her blog, that Penguin’s in the right. The author breached her contract and Penguin’s right to terminate it. Bottom line is she either didn’t read her contract, or her agent didn’t, which is another point for me: Never mind the publisher objecting—Why didn’t her agent object beforehand? Both Penguin and the Agent didn’t respond to her plans when she notified them?\n\nShe says they went ballistic after the fact, but then she also says in her blog how they gave her a chance to rectify the situation before actually terminating the contract.\n\nShe also has this to say which makes no sense to me: “Wether I was right or wrong, I could not legally challenge a corporate giant like Penguin. In the end, I would accept their termination, repay their advance, and try to move on with my life.”\n\nWhy? Why couldn’t she challenge them, especially if she's in the right? People can’t sue anymore? Having worked for a \"corporate giant\" myself for 10 years, I can tell you that people do it all the time. Individuals. You either have a case or you don't. And she wasn't broke. She had 20gs, apparently unspent and ready on hand to give back if I'm reading correctly.\n\nEven still, forgetting her decision to fight in court for a moment, why would she think to even notify Penguin or her agent before releasing the collection if she was doing nothing wrong in her eyes? So she’s releasing a novel through Penguin, and then a completely separate collection independently, which has nothing to do with Penguin or the novel she was set to release through Penguin. So why notify them at all? Unless she knew there might be trouble, which proves she had to know on some level that there was a potential breach of contract.\n\nShe also goes on to talk about her deal with Amazon in great length, and how outdated the business models of the Big Six are, as far as contracts go, leading me to believe that this was all just a way out for her. Her blog talks about her contract with Penguin, too. It seems that she realized after signing with Penguin that she had signed a bad contract and might do better in the long run with Amazon, so she breached her contract, paid the advance back to retrieve her manuscript (which seems to be the real reason she didn’t want to fight in court), and went with Amazon which is what she wanted at the end of the day.\n\nNothing wrong with that, and certainly nothing wrong with her argument about the Amazon model vs. that of the Big Six. But to play dumb or to play victim seems to be more of an integrity issue, or a means to maintain some credibility, and this news of her contract and fight with Penguin (or lack of) seem to be an attempt at gaining publicity for her work and Amazon, which she’s apparently succeeding in doing.\n\nPenguin may have been unaware of her self-published book until after it was released. Sometimes things happen slowly. Perhaps she sent an email informing Penguin about her book and no one ever got around to reading it."
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Kim Kolb, a DC United Season Ticket holder since 1997 and the Screaming Eagles Communications Director since 2011, says:\n\n“Screaming Eagles has always been a blend of South American and European supporters styles, the mixture evolves over time, but there’s always a little bit of everything. In the early days many who served overseas in Europe (specifically Italy or Germany) would tell stories of what they’ve seen. The Screaming Eagles have found it to be a way to help inspire the team as well as create an atmosphere to bring in fans.”\n\nIn other countries, tifos are often politically motivated or used as an opportunity to make a statement. In Germany last season, Bayern Munich fans’ hung anti-Premier League banners, while this season many supporters’ groups displayed solidarity with refugees – while at the same time refusing to let their campaign be co-opted by the media. In Turkey, Çarşı, a supporters’ group for Istanbul’s Beşiktaş, uses an anarchist “A” in its name and hotwired a bulldozer during the country’s 2013 protests. Livorno fans’ left-wing leanings, Barcelona supporters waving the Catalan independence flag … the list goes on.\n\nBut United States’ soccer culture is somewhat different from Europe. Tifos are only occasionally used to make a statement, instead mostly meant to inspire the home team or to intimidate the visiting team. Sometimes, they do reflect national events, like the recent tifo by the Portland Timbers Army that demonstrated support for the victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting.\n\nOne potential reason for the difference in the tifo messages in the United States vs. abroad could be because the MLS front office has to approve the group’s design before construction can begin. The supporters’ groups I talked with had never had a problem getting a tifo approved by their own front office, though the Portland Timbers Army did get shut down recently by the New England Revolution, so censorship is a real possibility. Teams will also step in and suspend a group if necessary – the San Jose Earthquakes have suspended the 1906 Ultras in the past for “inappropriate displays”. Not to mention that it can be easier to single out individuals in smaller U.S. supporter groups, whereas in other countries the groups can have thousands of members at a match at one time.\n\nKolb also believes that it’s important to look at the culture of the time period when soccer became popular. “In Europe this dates back many decades, where the average person did not have many ways to voice opinions.” Compared that to when MLS started in the U.S., during the rise of the Internet, where information and opinions were easily shared. Kolb added that “many of the original supporters’ groups have roots in supporting the USMNT, and knew that supporting the teams was vital to the survival of the league and the sport in the U.S.”\n\nTifos in MLS range from the “Keep Fighting” banner that the Colorado Rapids supporters’ group C38 debuted this season to the “Welcome to the Blue Hell” banner with a giant Night’s King figure by Sporting Kansas City’s supporters group the KC Cauldron, that drew inspiration from the popular Game of Thrones TV series. The “Keep Fighting” tifo turned out to be one of the most popular ones that C38 had ever displayed.\n\nPatrick Quinn, who plays a major role in the tifo creation for C38, said that sometimes “the simple message is the most effective.” This particular tifo was created to encourage the team during the Rocky Mountain Cup vs. Real Salt Lake on May 7, 2016. Colorado had lost the first cup game in April, so C38 wanted to help boost morale. And it seemed to do the trick – the Rapids won 1-0. After the match, Head Coach Pablo Mastroeni told the media that “the guys from C38 really put things in perspective with the tifo that said, ‘Keep Fighting.’”\n\nTifos in MLS weren’t always quite this large or elaborate, though. In Washington, D.C. for example, tifos have evolved over time. “At first it was a series of banners, like HARKES spelled out over a series of US flags, or something reactionary in regards to a league fine or suspension of a player,” Kolb explained. “Somewhere around 2002 or 2003 the tifo started getting more creative. Flags were introduced into the crowd and banners were hung from the upper deck railings at RFK [Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium]”.\n\nThe supporters’ groups I spoke with mentioned time and time again about how much they try to put differences aside to show their support for the team. In MLS, there is often one major supporters’ group for a team, so they try to be inclusive of all members, while in Europe, the groups tend to stand stronger in their beliefs, and if you don’t agree, it’s often easy enough to find another section dedicated to cheering and chanting.\n\n“We sing only for and about United. So when it comes to politics we leave it out. I’ve had a ton of great/hilarious/outstanding ideas from both sides of the aisle on political issues. This being election year, people are especially fired up. But I just don’t feel like that has a place in our pre-game display. We try to live by the phrase ‘All Welcome, All United’. And to do a display that was political but only supported the beliefs of some of our members would leave others feeling unwelcome.”\n\nEspecially in a city as political as Washington, D.C., coming together for a common cause can be an escape for some.\n\nQuinn from C38 describes the tifo as a “physical expression of your passion for the club.” They avoid political messages because of the different beliefs among the members. He made it very clear that it’s not about the politics; it’s about coming together and supporting the team.\n\nRegardless of what the plan is for the tifo is, it’s a big undertaking. The materials can cost anywhere from hundreds to thousands of dollars. The tifo itself can take several weeks to move from concept to unveiling. Groups need to arrive at the stadium hours ahead of time to get the people and banner in, and then must coordinate the logistics: will the banner be hung from the railing, or i is it something that people actually need to lift up? In some cases, it can be a series of cards that people need to be instructed to turn over at a certain time, or flags that need to be held, but either way, Falk says that “brute force” is often required to keep the flags or two-poles flying for most (if not all) of the match. The bigger tifos that cover the crowd and require more manpower are usually lifted after the anthem, lowered at kick-off, and are often hoisted up again when the home side scores..\n\nConsidering that 2016 is only Major League Soccer’s 20th season, and to many Americans the sport is still just another pastime, people don’t always understand the culture of tifos. “We’ve had people yelling at us,” Brian Spence, another member of the Screaming Eagles, told the Wall Street Journal. People sometimes complain, telling them to “ ‘put that banner down. I paid good money to see the game, not to see this stupid thing.’ “\n\nThere’s no doubt that as soccer becomes more mainstream in the United States, tifo in MLS will continue to evolve – from simple banners spelling Harkes to more elaborate displays based on Game of Thrones to something we can’t even imagine – along with the soccer culture. And (hopefully) fewer fans will, rather than be annoyed by these displays, find themselves fired up and wanting to join such passionate support.\n\nBecause after all, part of the excitement for many of us is seeing the tifo displayed at a match, because the tifo plan is always kept underwraps until the game-day unveiling. As the Timbers Army website puts it, “the first rule of tifo is don’t talk about tifo.”\n\nHow the Wave have given hope back to San Diego",
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The first edition of the novel was published inand was written by George Bernard Shaw. The book was published in multiple languages including English, consists of pages and is available in Paperback format.\n\nThe main characters of this plays, classics story are Jack Tanner,/5. Jan 09, · One of George Bernard Shaw's best-known plays, Pygmalion was a rousing success on the London and New York stages, Bernard Shaw book entertaining motion picture and a great hit with its musical version, My Fair Lady. An updated and considerably revised version of the ancient Greek legend of 4/5.\n\nFree delivery worldwide on over 20 million titles. Dec 30, · George Bernard Shaw ( - ). Irish playwright, author, political activist. George Bernard Shaw was born in Dublin He was sent to various schools in Dublin but developed a great Bernard Shaw book for the formalised education systems and widespread use of corporal punishment which was prevalent at the time.4/5.\n\nMisalliance, The Dark Lady of the Sonnets, and Fanny's First Play with A Treatise on Parents and Children by Shaw, [George] Bernard and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at amstrad.fun George Bernard Shaw (26 July – 2 November ), known at his insistence simply as Bernard Shaw, was an Irish playwright, critic, polemicist and political activist.\n\nThe interesting. The world has never needed George Bernard Shaw more The hugely influential nonfiction paperback imprint Pelican was launched with a Shaw book. For Shaw’s 90th birthday inPenguin. Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw, the Pennsylvania State University, Electronic Classics Series, Jim Manis, Faculty Editor, Hazleton, PA is a Portable Document File produced as part of an ongoing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in English, to free and easy access of those wishing to make use of them.\n\nPygmalion is a play by George Bernard Shaw based on the Greek myth of the same name. It tells the story of Henry Higgins, a professor of phonetics (based on phonetician Henry Sweet), who makes a bet with his friend Colonel Pickering that he can successfully pass off a Cockney flower girl, Eliza Doolittle, as a refined society lady by teaching her how to speak with an upper class accent and /5(K).\n\nJul 30, · Former CNN Anchor Kept Cool, But Paid The Price Of Success Award-winning journalist Bernard Shaw was a CNN news anchor for more than 20 years. He reflects on his career, mentors and how he knew it. Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw - Enduring Literature Illuminated by Practical Scholarship An idealistic professor transforms an unsophisticated Cockney girl Sign up and get a free eBook.\n\nDon't miss our eBook deals starting at $. • A timeline of significant events that provides the book's historical contextBook Edition: Enriched Classic. George Bernard Shaw is a model to all struggling writers.\n\nThroughout his 30s, he wrote five novels – all of them failed. Yet, he did not let that deter him. It was not untilat the age of 38, that his dramatic work made its professional debut. Sep 14, · Pygmalion audiobook George Bernard SHAW ( - ) Animal Farm Audio book - Duration: Hosam hamed 4, views.\n\nFirst time visiting Audible. Get this book free when you sign up for a day Trial. Jan 01, · If you have any interest in Bernard Shaw this is a must ebook. This collection presents a wonderful overview of Shaw's development as a playwright and thinker. Shaw's words and ideas made him the father of the modern English drama.\n\nHis plays are little gems filled with wit and insight.5/5(3). Master dramatist George Bernard Shaw presents a realistic Joan of Arc at war, not just with British invaders, but with realpolitik. This is a masterpiece of the Theater of Ideas, presented in the most eloquent, vital, human, and moving terms.\n\nFeb 04, · Dublin-born George Bernard Shaw () was an active Socialist and a brilliant platform speaker. He was strongly critical of London theatre and closely associated with the intellectual revival of British drama.\n\nDan H. Laurence has edited Shaw's COLLECTED LETTERS and COLLECTED PLAYS with their Prefaces/5(K). Mar 01, · Free kindle book and epub digitized and proofread by Project amstrad.fun by: George Bernard Shaw Pygmalion Pygmalion is a play set in London at the beginning of the 20th century.\n\nThe play is about Eliza Doolittle, an illiterate flower girl, who is. I really wish I had good things to say. I'm not one to usually compl ain and I am unsure if it's an isolated incident or what but unfortunately, The Bernard Shaw really let my friends and I down yesterday.\n\nFirstly, the service was extremely slow. For instance, two cocktails took between minutes with about 8 people in the place. George Bernard Shaw was born in Dublin on July 26, His father, George Carr Shaw was in the wholesale grain trading business and his mother, Lucinda Elisabeth Shaw was the daughter of an impoverished landowner.\n\nThis book analyses George Bernard-Shaw's efforts to aid a modernising Ireland. With contributions from a number of high-profile names – including Michael D. 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That Trump likely colluded with Netanyahu to blatantly interfere in the election has apparently bothered no one in Israel or in the tame American media.\n\nThe gift from Washington came on top of recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, threatening members of the International Criminal Court if they try to prosecute Israel for war crimes, moving the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem, removing the word “occupation” from the State Department’s assessments of human rights infringements on the West Bank, eliminating relief funding for Palestinian refugees, leaving the U.N. Human Rights Council because it was too critical of Israel, and looking the other way as Israel declared itself a state only for Jews. Washington also ignored the bombing of hospitals, schools and water treatment infrastructure in Gaza while Israeli army snipers were shooting unarmed demonstrators demanding their freedom.\n\nThe labeling of the Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist group is particularly disturbing as it means that the United States military by virtue of the Authorization to Use Military Force (AUMF) now has a mandate to attack the IRGC wherever it appears, including in Syria or even in the waterway the Straits of Hormuz, where the guard has regular patrols in small boats. It is a de facto declaration of war and it comes on top of a number of deliberate provocations directed against Iran starting with the withdrawal from the nuclear agreement Joint Comprehensive Plan Of Action (JCPOA) one year ago, which led to the unilateral imposition of harsh sanctions directed against the Iranian economy to bring about a popular uprising as well as regularly repeated false claims that Iran is the leading “state sponsor of terrorism.” Next month, the U.S. will begin enforcing a unilaterally declared worldwide sanction on any and all Iranian oil sales.\n\nNetanyahu pledged to annex Israeli settlements on the largely Palestinian West Bank if elected, which is undoubtedly a move cleared in advance with the Trump team of foreign policy sociopaths as it de facto puts an end to any delusional speculation over a possible two-state negotiated solution for the Israel-Palestine conflict. It will also lead to a massive upsurge in violence as the Palestinians object, which is neither a concern for the White House or Netanyahu, as they are assuming that it can be suppressed by overwhelming force directed against an almost completely unarmed civilian population.\n\nAnd Trump will no doubt expect Bibi to return the favor when he is running for reelection in 2020 by encouraging American Jews who care about Israel to support the Republicans. Trump is focused on his own electability and is absolutely shameless about his betrayal of actual American interests in the Middle East, possibly because he has no inkling of the actual damage that he is doing. His speech last week before the casino multi-billionaire Sheldon Adelson-hosted Jewish Republican Coalition Annual Leadership Meeting in Las Vegas was a disgusting pander to a group that includes many key players who have little or no concern for what happens to the United States as long as Israel flourishes. The only good news that came out of the meeting was that Adelson himself appears to be “gravely ill.”\n\nTrump at times appeared to be speaking to what he thought was a group of Israelis, referring to “your prime minister” when mentioning Benjamin Netanyahu and several times describing Israel as “yours,” suggesting that deep down he understands that many American Jews are more loyal to Israel than to the United States. At another point, Trump declared that “The Democrats have even allowed the terrible scourge of anti-Semitism to take root in their party and their country,” apparently part of a White House plan to keep playing that card to turn American Jews and their political donations in a Republican direction before elections in 2020.\n\nTrump also told the Republican Coalition audience how he came to a decision on recognizing Israel’s sovereignty over the Golan Heights. He described how “he’d been speaking to his son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, as well as U.S. ambassador to Israel David Friedman and his Israel adviser, Jason Greenblatt, over the phone about an unrelated issue when he suddenly brought up the Golan Heights.” Trump shared how “I said, ‘Fellows, do me a favor. Give me a little history, quick. Want to go fast. I got a lot of things I’m working on: China, North Korea. Give me a quickie.’ After the advisers filled him in, Trump said he asked Friedman: ‘David, what do you think about me recognizing Israel and the Golan Heights?’ Friedman, apparently surprised by the suggestion, reacted like a ‘wonderful, beautiful baby,’ Trump said, and asked if he would ‘really … do that.’ ‘Yeah, I think I’m doing it right now. Let’s write something up,’ Trump said he responded, prompting applause and cheers from his audience in Las Vegas. ‘We make fast decisions and we make good decisions.’”\n\nPutting the Trump story about the Golan Heights in some kind of context is not really that difficult. He wanted an answer to please Netanyahu and he went to three Orthodox Jews who support the illegal Israeli settlements and have also individually contributed financially to their growth so he was expecting the response that he got. That he was establishing a precedent by his moves on Jerusalem and the Golan apparently did not occur to him as his administration prides itself on having a foreign policy vision that extends no longer than the beginning of next week, which is why he hired Mike Pompeo, John Bolton and Elliott Abrams. And then there is always the doleful Stephen Miller lurking in the background as well as the three musketeers of Kushner, Greenblatt and Friedman for really serious questions relating to why acceding to the wishes of parasite state Israel should continue to be the apparent number one priority of the government of the United States.\n\nDonald Trump neither poses nor answers the question why he feels compelled to fulfill all of the campaign pledges he made to the Jewish community, which by and large did not vote for him, while failing to carry out the promises made to those who actually did support him. The absurd Jewish Republican Coalition narrative about how Trump gave Israel the Golan Heights should have resulted in a flood of opprobrium in the U.S. media about his profound ignorance and fundamental hypocrisy, but there was largely silence.\n\nThe nonsense going on in Las Vegas in front of a lot of fat cats who regard the United States as little more than a cash cow that they control as well as in the White House itself unfortunately has real world consequences. America is being led by the nose by a well-entrenched and powerful group of Israeli loyalists and this will not end well. The U.S. doesn’t even have a Middle Eastern foreign policy anymore – it has a “to do” list handed by Netanyahu to whomever is president. The fact that the current man in charge in Washington is either so ignorant or so deluded as to allow the process to escalate until the U.S. is drawn into yet more catastrophic wars is beyond regrettable. U.S. foreign policy should not depend on the perceptions of Kushner and company. It should be based on real, tangible American interests, not those of Israel. Someone should explain that to the president.\n\nTrump Is Netanyahu’s Man and the US Media Are Imbeciles"
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A command bar would allow us to remove the entry points to a lot of features: instead of a button leading you to X, we could allow you to search for X. That way, any user could quickly find what they cared about, but the UI would never be cluttered or overwhelming. Basically this was a way to scale a UI but keep it discoverable. It also had the unexpected effect of increasing our product velocity; we could build narrow and experimental features without sacrificing any UX.\n\nSo we started building it. As we went, we realized that this problem was generalizable to basically every software company, and that it was hard to build well. So we decided to productize the feature.\n\nAP: Do you believe you're creating a new category?\n\nJE: I’d say so, in the sense that there isn’t an established buying center for what we’re building. From a product perspective, you could say we're redefining search to make it work for software.\n\nYou could also say we're tackling the same job-to-be-done as some of these companies that offer onboarding flows for customers, like WalkMe or UIPath. They're trying to make it easier for a company to onboard users of different flavors. But we're doing it in a way that helps users across the lifecycle. They can get started with CommandBar to learn how an application works, but then we can support them throughout their user journey, discovering new features or just using CommandBar to do stuff faster in an app.\n\nIt's not like there are 5 other command-bar-as-a-service vendors. So people aren't used to buying a product exactly like this, and they don't always have a perfect vision in mind when we start working with them -- but they're super energized by the possibilities. We’re addressing problems that every PM or product owner feels viscerally.\n\nWe still do personalized onboarding, hand-holding new customers through that initial configuration to try to identify ways to use the product in their business. We'll discuss, what is hard for users to do in your product? What are the five pieces of functionality that new users might be really interested in when they hit your site? What are the flows that power users complain about most often? So it becomes more of a co-creation process. We supply the activation energy for more folks to get started, and they give us incredible feedback.\n\nAP: What do you think the rise of CommandBar says about how user interfaces will evolve for this next generation of SaaS?\n\nJE: There’s a famous blog post from 2000 called “The End of Web Design” that basically says: because users spend most of the time in other apps, your UI should use the same building blocks as every other app -- buttons, menus, tables, etc. This I think does a good job of explaining why most user interfaces (rationally) look the same. We’ve gotten really, really good at rearranging these building blocks to create great user experiences.\n\nBut I think some trends are creating a need for new building blocks:\n\nFor me what these trends point to is a need for primitives that make it faster for users to go from intent to action. CommandBar is our proposal. In an app that uses our widget, users can open up the app, click once to open CommandBar, search for what they’re trying to do (in their own words), and be presented with a series of actions they can take immediately. No learning required. I often joke with our customers that turning off CommandBar would be like asking their users to stop using Google search and go back to Yahoo Directory. It just makes the old building blocks feel old.\n\nI don’t think the old building blocks are going away though. Traditional UIs are really great at teaching users about information architecture, for example. But I expect new primitives -- maybe CommandBar, maybe something else -- to supplement them by providing a faster way to get from intent to action.\n\nAP: Why do you think Command K is so powerful?\n\nJE: Because CommandBar is a search bar, it’s very simple to use. Some people look at it and think “that looks like a command line interface, it must be for power users”, but we have tons of end users who don’t identify as power users and don’t use keyboard shortcuts. Anyone who can use Google can use CommandBar. Just type, in your own words. That’s it.\n\nLike search, it’s also personalizable. PMs spend so much time creating flows to accommodate different user archetypes (this is basically the brick wall we ran into at our last company that motivated us to build the first version of CommandBar). CommandBar is easy to personalize: it’s very easy to show onboarding-related commands to new users and more niche features to power users.\n\nAnd then the kicker is that it’s also fast. When you achieve something with CommandBar, it feels good because the time between intent and action is short. So you want to use it again. And not using it is like ordering something on Amazon and not getting free-2-day shipping: it just feels subpar.\n\nAP: I've often thought that eventually UIs will be independent of screens — whether it's through audio commands (like Alexa, but built into software) or perhaps holographic. What's your take on this? If you agree, what kind of timeline is likely for UIs to evolve in this direction?\n\nJE: I view Alexa and voice interfaces generally as another solution to the “intent to action” problem. When I’m lying in bed at night and need to set an alarm, I want the alarm to be set as fast as possible after I form that intent. I don’t want to do anything to achieve it, I just want it to happen.\n\nI don’t expect voice interfaces to replace software with screens anytime soon though, because there is so much work that would be impractical with voice. Imagine trying to build a spreadsheet with your voice. Keyboards and screens are pretty great for a lot of knowledge work. Maybe there’s a Lindy effect there -- maybe they’ve stuck around for so long because they’re just really good interfaces.\n\nNeuralink and other brain-machine interfaces could completely upend the keyboard-and-mouse status quo, though. I don’t really know anything about the technical details, so I’m not sure what kinds of workflows are actually tractable to achieve with a brain-machine interface, but I’m pretty sure that there is no faster way to go from intent to action than to go from thought to action.\n\nAP: Do you have a specific way that you measure product-market fit?\n\nJE: Yes, two ways. First, we ask all of our customers the question that's become commonly known as the Superhuman product-market fit question: How would you feel if you could no longer use CommandBar? Second, we ask our end users -- the people who are using CommandBar inside of our customers' apps -- the same question. 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"KENNETT SQUARE, Pa. (CBS) – Two adults and a child were found dead in a home in East Marlborough Township on Monday in what authorities believe is an apparent double-count suicide. Police found the bodies during a well-being check at the home on Federal Walk in Kennet Square.",
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"Investigators said a 55-year-old man, a 50-year-old woman and their 12-year-old child were found dead from apparent gunshot wounds.\n\nPolice said a semi-automatic pistol was found close to the man’s body. Several grenades were found at the site.\n\nAccording to police, there was a history of domestic violence.\n\n“This is an unimaginable tragedy for the families of the victims, their loved ones and our community,” said Chester County District Attorney Deb Ryan. “You have my deepest sympathy. We will use all our resources to determine why this heartbreaking and meaningless incident happened.”\n\nEast Marlborough Township Police Chief Robert Clarke said they are investigating what led to the incident.\n\n“While residents may feel uncomfortable in light of this event, I assure everyone that community safety is our first priority,” Clarke said.\n\nThe investigation remains active and ongoing and is being conducted by Chester County detectives and East Marlborough police.\n\nAuthorities are asking anyone with information about the incident to contact either Detective Christine Bleiler at 610-344-6866 or Sgt. Kevin Urbany at 610-444-5075."
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