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"New Delhi: Airport infrastructure will attract almost Rs 1 lakh crore in the next 4 years as government has massive plan to boost the aviation sector. Briefing reporters, Minister of State for Civil Aviation, Jayant Sinha said on Wednesday that government is working on plans and projects keeping the requirement of next 15 to 20 years, not 5 years. He said that the 100 airport at Pakyong in Sikkim will become operational by June 2018. It has gained importance as Sikkim has no operational airport till date. Mr Sinha said that as per the estimates Airport infrastructure development needs more than Rs 3 to 4 lakh crores to have adequate facilities in the long run. But for the next 4-5 years, an investment of Rs 1 lakh crores is on the cards. A major portion of the investment will come from private sector. He said that the Indian Aviation sector is growing at the rate of 18-20 per cent which is highest in the world and it needs more and better infrastructures. Answering a question when passengers will be able to get wi-fi facility during the flights, Mr Sinha said that it will depend on the airlines as they have to do the tech installation. As and when they will do that, they will announce separately."
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"Focaccia Bread is a member of a family of the common Mediterranean and Middle-Eastern flat bread. Ranging from chapattis, tortillas, and pita, to the beloved Italian-American version of pizza, these bread grew out a common heritage of bread making that developed in the earliest ages of civilization.\nBread was first made in Mesopotamia. The simplest form of bread is a blend of water and ground wheat cooked on the hot stones of a fire pit or on the ashy embers that remain after a fire has burned low. These old bread survive as vital elements in many cuisines around the world, commonly used for wraps, dipping scoops, and foundations for other dishes.\nThe development of yeast was a natural extension of bread-making. Over time, as cooks learned to enjoy and then promote and preserve yeast cultures, yeasted bread became the standard by which most people judge all bread. Yeast breads were often no more than a flat disk tossed on the hearth, on the floor of anbread maker, or slapped onto the side wall of a cooking stove. The very name focaccia comes from the Latin term “panisfocacius.” That translates as “hearth bread,” implying a comforting loaf from the home kitchen: something a busy mother could toss together while cooking the family meal.\nIn Italy, France, and Spain, focaccia has taken forms far beyond that core notion of a simple, round home loaf. Holiday focaccia rounds made for Christmas Eve can include many rich additions that they seem more in the spirit of flat panettone or sweet challah, rather than the rougher and far plainer versions Americans associate with the name.\nThe fundamental idea of a quickly made, casual bread type remains at the heart of modern American versions of focaccia, developed from old Italian traditions. Whether the loaf is a soft, easily tossed-off round bread with a cakey crumb and plenty of enriching olive oil, or a less rich, chewy version made with pizza dough, Focaccia Bread is rightly seen as hearty, flavorful, and simple: the perfect accompaniment to stews, roasts, salads, and more.\n\n· turkey and Gruyere cheese melt\n· roast beef with horseradish mayonnaise\n· tomato, basil and hummus with ajvar spread.\nThese three focaccia sandwiches will carry you from the most comforting basics to the intrigue of good vegetarian cooking, all using easily found ingredients.\n\nFor the turkey and Gruyere sandwich, you’ll need four ounces of sliced roast turkey breast, two slices of Gruyere cheese, a crisp leaf of romaine lettuce, a slice of tomato, and two tablespoons of mayonnaise, along with a wedge or square of focaccia. Split the focaccia and spread the bottom piece with mayonnaise. Add turkey and the Gruyere to the bottom side, with the Gruyere on top. Put both the bottom side and the top on a flame-proof plate or baking tray, and place under a broiler or in a toaster bread maker. Toast until the cheese begins to melt and bubble. Remove the sandwich, add tomato and lettuce, and serve.\n\nThe roast beef sandwich is also simple: a pure, enjoyable sandwich with no frills. Again, split a sandwich-sized piece of focaccia and spread it with prepared horseradish mayonnaise. When the spread has been added, pile high with eight ounces of thin-sliced rare roast beef, and top with a lettuce leaf before serving.\n\nThe final focaccia sandwich is a vegetarian delight. Spread split, toasted focaccia with hummus spread on one side and ajvar spread on the other. Ajvar is a roasted red pepper sauce found in many ordinary supermarkets these days: mild, sweet and savory, it contrasts nicely with nutty hummus. Add a thick slice of beefsteak tomato and one or two fresh basil leaves. A drizzle of olive oil can finish this wholesome preparation.\nWith easy recipes like these for yummy and healthy tasty focaccia sandwiches, who could resist. Go ahead; go make yourself a delectable focaccia sandwich.\n\nHow to get best result for cooking focaccia bread using bread maker?\n\nFocaccia bread, like many hand-crafted breads, is at its very best fresh from the bread maker or eaten soon after. Depending on the focaccia bread recipe, these simple loaves can be temperamental, moving quickly from tender, flavorful flexibility to gritty, crumbly waste unless you remember that focaccia responds brilliantly to reheating and refreshing.\nReheated focaccia bread, while not quite as wonderful as fresh, comes in a very close second. Reheating is simple, too, and often makes good use of an already hot bread maker when you’re cooking other foods.\nFor the most reliable results, follow these instructions. Do not use the microwave: unless done with extreme attention and care, a microwave more often dries out and overheats day-old bread, rather than refreshing the crust and crumb. Instead prepare a moderate bread maker: heat the bread maker to 350 degrees, although there is room for a wider range of temperatures as long as you watch the bread carefully.\nSpray the focaccia bread crust lightly with water, then slide into a paper bag or wrap lightly in an inexpensive, but clean old cotton dish towel. Don’t seal the paper bag or wrap the towel too tightly; try to allow air circulation. Place the wrapped bread in the bread maker on a center rack. In five minutes check the bread. If the crust is too soft, remove the paper bag or towel and replace in the bread maker for an additional three minutes.\nThis treatment should usually bring the focaccia bread back to nearly fresh levels. The crust should be crisp and firm. The inner crumb, which often becomes quite crumbly and gritty when anything less than fresh, regains its former supple, tender crumb. This is thanks to the interaction of heat and moisture on the gluten of the bread. The interior is gently moistened with steam, the exterior revived through evaporation, leaving a classic crust. The flavor of incorporated herbs is revived. While various focaccia bread recipes will respond better to this than others, most will be pleasingly close to their original quality."
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"The tradition of the citizen-soldier is still alive in this country — just look at our National Guard units. But the burden of military service is obviously not equally shared, with the affluent and famous tucked away safely at home. How many people remember that Jimmy Stewart, legendary Hollywood actor, flew dangerous combat missions in the skies over Europe during World War II? Stewart didn’t flaunt his combat service; in fact, playing against type, he stayed home as the unhallowed George Bailey in It’s A Wonderful Life, a movie that celebrated the heroism of the ordinary citizen. In the movie, Stewart’s quiet, home-based heroism, his powerful sense of fairness and decency, is even allowed to overshadow that of his younger brother, who returns from war with the Medal of Honor.\n\nThere’s an interesting lesson there. In World War II, celebrities often risked life and limb in real military service, then after the war played against type to celebrate the virtues of a homespun heroism. Today’s celebrities avoid military service altogether but play tough in action films where they pose as “heroes.”\n\nOther than Pat Tillman, who gave up a promising NFL football career to join the military after 9/11, I can’t think of a single celebrity who answered the call to arms as a citizen-soldier.\n\nThen again, that call was never issued. After 9/11, President George W. Bush famously told us to keep calm and carry on — carrying on shopping and patronizing Disney, that is. He did so because he already had a large standing professional military he could call on, drawn primarily from the middling orders of society. This “all volunteer military” is often described (especially in advertisements by defense contractors) as a collection of “warfighters” and “warriors.” In the field, they are supplemented by privatized militaries provided by companies like Academi (formerly Blackwater/Xe), Triple Canopy, and DynCorp International. In a word, mercenaries. These bring with them a corporate, for-profit, mindset to America’s wars.\n\nIf we as a country are going to keep fighting wars, we need a military drawn from the people. All the people. As a start, we need to draft young men (and women) from Hollywood, from the stage and screen. And we need to draft America’s sports stars (I shouldn’t think this would be an issue, since there are so many patriotic displays in favor of the troops at NFL stadiums and MLB parks).\n\nJimmy Stewart served in combat. So too did Ted Williams. So too did so many of their Hollywood and sporting generation.\n\nUntil today’s stars of stage and screen and sports join with the same sense of urgency as their counterparts of “The Greatest Generation,” I’ll remain deeply skeptical of all those Hollywood and sporting world patriotic displays of troop support.\n\nIf this whole line of argument sounds crazy to you, I have a modest suggestion. Rather a plea. If our celebrities who profit the most from America are unwilling to defend it the way Stewart and Williams did, perhaps that’s not just a sign of societal rot. Perhaps it’s a sign that our wars are simply not vital to us. And if that’s the case, shouldn’t we end them? Now?\n\nAstore writes regularly for TomDispatch.com and The Contrary Perspective and can be reached at wjastore@gmail.com.\n\n5 thoughts on “Uncle Sam Wants You, Stars of Stage and Screen and the Sporting World”"
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"EPCOT recently adjusted park hours to a much earlier opening time for mornings at the park for at least the next two weeks. The park had been opening at 10 AM (or later) since the reopening of the Walt Disney World Resort in 2020, and now for the first time since prior to the pandemic, the park will begin opening at 8:30 AM.",
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"Earlier EPCOT hours began today, February 28, 2022, and currently run through March 19, 2022, according to the park hours calendar on the My Disney Experience app. Hour after March 19 are scheduled with 10 AM start time, however, it is possible the earlier hours will be extended, especially with the opening of the new Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind attraction this May.\n\nWith an 8:30 start time, Guests staying at Walt Disney World Resort hotels will be able to enter EPCOT even sooner as the early theme park entry time at this Disney Park for Disney resort Guests begins a half-hour earlier than park opening for day Guests.",
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"The change in park hours at EPCOT could be in preparation for increasing crowds and the next EPCOT festival. Walt Disney World has not really had a slow season recently, since the winter holiday crowds only tapered off slightly then continued through January. February was another busy month at Walt Disney World with cheerleading competitions, the Disney Princess Half Marathon Weekend, multiple school vacation weeks, and a long weekend. And heading into March, many colleges around the country will be on spring break while the EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival kicks off on March 2, 2022.",
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"Vietnam is a one-party state, dominated for decades by the ruling Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV). Although some independent candidates are technically allowed to run in legislative elections, most are banned in practice. Freedom of expression, religious freedom, and civil society activism are tightly restricted. The authorities have increasingly cracked down on citizens’ use of social media and the internet to voice dissent and share uncensored information.\n\nThe president is elected by the National Assembly for a five-year term, and is responsible for appointing the prime minister, who is confirmed by the legislature. However, all selections for top executive posts are predetermined in practice by the CPV’s Politburo and Central Committee.\n\nIn January 2021, Nguyễn Phú Trọng was reelected to a third term as the CPV’s general secretary, a post with significant power, despite reports of Trong’s significant health issues and rules within the ruling party preventing general secretaries from serving more than two terms. In April, the National Assembly formally confirmed Pham Minh Chinh, a longtime hardline security official, as prime minister and Nguyễn Xuân Phúc as president.\n\nElections to the 499-seat Quoc Hoi, or the National Assembly, are tightly controlled by the CPV, which won 485 seats in the May 2021 largely rubber-stamp elections. Candidates who were technically independent, but were in fact vetted by the CPV, took the other 14 seats. Fewer independent candidates stood in the 2021 elections than in the 2016 poll.\n\nThe electoral laws and framework ensure that the CPV, the only legally recognized party, dominates every election. The party controls all electoral bodies and vets all candidates, resulting in the disqualification of those who are genuinely independent.\n\nThe CPV enjoys a monopoly on political power, and no other parties are allowed to operate legally. Members of illegal opposition parties are subject to arrest and imprisonment.\n\nThe structure of the one-party system precludes any democratic transfer of power. The Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF), responsible for vetting all candidates for the National Assembly, is ostensibly an alliance of organizations representing the people, but in practice it acts as an arm of the CPV.\n\nThe overarching dominance of the CPV effectively excludes the public from any genuine and autonomous political participation.\n\nAlthough members of ethnic minority groups are nominally represented within the CPV, they are rarely allowed to rise to senior positions, and the CPV leadership’s dominance prevents effective advocacy on issues affecting minority populations. Vietnam has enacted policies and strategies aimed at boosting women’s political participation, but in practice the interests of women are poorly represented in government.\n\nThe CPV leadership, which is not freely elected or accountable to the public, determines government policy and the legislative agenda.\n\nCPV and government leaders have acknowledged growing public discontent with corruption, and there has been an increase in corruption-related arrests in recent years, as fighting graft has been a priority for the general secretary. Multiple senior officials, including two members of the Central Committee, have faced discipline including jail time.\n\nDespite the crackdown, enforcement of anticorruption laws is generally selective and often linked to political rivalries. Many top officials who have been detained or jailed belonged to a different political faction than Trọng. The CPV does not tolerate journalistic investigations, independent courts, or other autonomous bodies that might serve as a check on corruption.\n\nThe CPV leadership operates with considerable opacity. The National Assembly passed an access to information law in 2016, but its provisions are relatively weak. Information can also be withheld if it is deemed to threaten state interests or the well-being of the nation. Independent journalists and civil society groups are not permitted to scrutinize or critique government activities, and authorities jailed numerous people in 2021 who criticized its COVID-19 response.\n\nAlthough the constitution recognizes freedom of the press, journalists and bloggers are constrained by numerous repressive laws and decrees. Those who dare to report or comment independently on controversial issues also risk intimidation and physical attack.\n\nThe criminal code prohibits speech that is critical of the government, while a 2006 decree prescribes fines for any publication that denies revolutionary achievements, spreads “harmful” information, or exhibits “reactionary ideology.” Decree 72, issued in 2013, gave the state sweeping new powers to restrict speech on blogs and social media. The state controls all print and broadcast media.\n\nA cybersecurity law that was adopted in 2018 and took effect in 2019 includes several provisions that could restrict access to uncensored news and information. It requires companies like Facebook and Google to store information about Vietnamese users in Vietnam and allows the government to block access to a broad range of content that could be defined as allegedly dangerous to national security. In 2021, the government further limited internet freedom, pushing forward a draft law in July that would restrict livestreaming and in June launching a national code of conduct for people using social media. The Vietnamese Human Rights Network noted in a 2021 report that Facebook, Google, and YouTube have increasingly complied with the government’s “escalating demands to censor dissidents.”\n\nArrests, assaults, and criminal convictions of journalists and bloggers continued to be reported in 2021. In January, authorities sentenced three journalists to over a decade in prison each, on charges of “making and disseminating propaganda.” In April, the government sentenced a journalist to eight years in jail for posting “anti-state” writing. In August, five journalists were charged with “abusing democratic freedoms” for, among other stories, writing articles critical of the government’s land use policies.\n\nAcademic freedom is limited. University professors must refrain from criticizing government policies and adhere to party views when teaching or writing on political topics. A university in Danang fired one of its lecturers for “wrong statements” about the government’s lack of aid to help citizens weather the economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. A student had taken a video of the lecturer arguing with a student and criticizing the lack of government relief efforts for those affected by the pandemic, which they then posted online.\n\nAlthough citizens enjoy more freedom in private discussions than in the past, authorities continue to attack and imprison those who openly criticize the state, including on social media. The government engages in surveillance of private online activity.\n\nIn 2021, authorities fined and jailed ordinary citizens for critiquing the state’s COVID-19 response. In July, multiple Facebook users were arrested and detained in July for posting articles critical of the government. The Vietnam Human Rights Network claimed that in 2021 authorities held nearly 300 prisoners of conscience, an increase from 2020.\n\nFreedom of assembly is tightly restricted. Organizations must apply for official permission to assemble, and police routinely use excessive force to disperse unauthorized demonstrations. After nationwide anti-China protests in 2018, during which dozens of participants were assaulted and arrested, the courts convicted well over a hundred people of disrupting public order, and many were sentenced to prison terms.\n\nA small but active community of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) promotes environmental conservation, land rights, women’s development, and public health, including extensive work on COVID-19 in 2021. However, human rights organizations are generally banned, and those who engage in any advocacy that the authorities perceive as hostile risk imprisonment.\n\nThe Vietnam General Conference of Labor (VGCL), the only legal labor federation, is controlled by the CPV. The right to strike is limited by tight legal restrictions.\n\nA 2019 revision of the labor code, adopted to comply with international trade agreements, would theoretically allow workers to form their own representative bodies after it took effect in January 2021, but it remained clear that labor organizations were harshly repressed in practice.\n\nThe judiciary is subservient to the CPV, which controls the courts at all levels. This control is especially evident in politically sensitive criminal prosecutions, with judges sometimes displaying greater impartiality in civil cases.\n\nConstitutional guarantees of due process are generally not upheld. Defendants have a legal right to counsel, but lawyers are scarce, and many are reluctant to take on cases involving human rights or other sensitive topics. Defense lawyers do not have the right to call witnesses, and often report insufficient time to meet with their clients. In national security cases, police can detain suspects for up to 20 months without access to counsel.\n\nAmendments to the penal code that took effect in 2018 included a provision under which defense lawyers can be held criminally liable for failing to report certain kinds of crimes committed by their own clients.\n\nThere is little protection from the illegitimate use of force by state authorities, and security personnel are known to abuse suspects and prisoners, sometimes resulting in death or serious injury. The death penalty can be applied for crimes other than murder, including drug trafficking.\n\nMembers of ethnic minority groups face discrimination in Vietnamese society, and some local officials restrict their access to schooling and jobs. They generally have little input on development projects that affect their livelihoods and communities. Members of ethnic and religious minorities also sometimes face monitoring and harassment by authorities seeking to suppress dissent and suspected links to exile groups.\n\nMen and women receive similar treatment in the legal system. Women generally have equal access to education, and economic opportunities for women have grown, though they continue to face discrimination in wages and promotions.\n\nAlthough freedom of movement is protected by law, residency rules limit access to services for those who migrate within the country without permission, and authorities have restricted the movement of political dissidents and members of ethnic minorities on other grounds. Vietnamese citizens who are repatriated after attempting to seek asylum abroad can face harassment or imprisonment.\n\nAll land is owned by the state, which grants land-use rights and leases to farmers, developers, and others. Land tenure is one of the most contentious issues in the country and is the subject of regular protests. The seizure of land for economic development projects is often accompanied by violence, accusations of corruption, and prosecutions of those who voice objections.\n\nThe government generally does not place explicit restrictions on personal social freedoms. Men and women have equal rights pertaining to matters such as marriage and divorce under the law. In 2015, Vietnam repealed a legal ban on same-sex marriage, but the government still does not grant such unions legal recognition.\n\nDomestic violence against women remains common, and the law calls for the state to initiate criminal as opposed to civil procedures only when the victim is seriously injured.\n\nHuman trafficking is a problem in Vietnam, The US State Department reported in its 2021 Trafficking in Persons report that although the government has taken some steps to boost antitrafficking efforts, it was not meeting minimum standards for combating the practice. Internationally brokered marriages sometimes lead to domestic servitude and forced prostitution. Male and female Vietnamese migrant workers are vulnerable to recruitment for forced labor abroad in a variety of industries. Enforcement of legal safeguards against exploitative working conditions, child labor, and workplace hazards remains poor.",
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"Tim Champlin, author of books about the American West.\n\nTim Champlin, author of books about the American West.\n\nLibraries love authors. They give us wonderful fictional stories to get lost in, and they gather information together to give us books filled with factual information about all kinds of topics. If you are more of a movie fan than a book fan, don’t forget someone has to write the script for those movies.\n\nEvery month we try to reach out to a local author to ask him or her questions, to get to know them and to share the person with you. This month I contacted Tim Champlin, a historical fiction author. Read below to learn more about Champlin. You might want to add him to your list of favorites.\n\nQuestion: Tell us about your writing process and the way you brainstorm story ideas.\n\nChamplin: All my novels are historical, more than 90% of them set in the period 1849-1900, so much of the same research detail can be used in numerous books (clothing, transportation, food, weapons, etc.). What's happening in the world and the country, if it affects the story, must be researched for each book.\n\nThese days I compose on my computer (formerly, I wrote in longhand or typed the rough draft on a manual typewriter). But the best way for me to get the story from my head onto the paper or screen is to eliminate any clutter in between. For me, now, the easiest way to do that is to compose and quickly edit via computer. But I have never been computer-oriented. The electronic age has passed me by, and computers in general have caused me much frustration during the past 25 years of my life.\n\nI've typed on a manual machine the rough draft of a novel in as little as 44 days when I was still working at a full-time job. Normally, however, once I start, I write a book in three or four months. I don't write a certain number of hours per day or even every day, just try to average about 4,000 words per week, give or take. If I pause too long in the middle of a book, it tends to bog down.\n\nI first try to get the general idea of what it will be about — mystery, adventure, time travel, and then decide what time period and the main characters. I don't outline but must know in advance at least two or three of the major episodes, or conflicts that must be resolved. (I visualize the story as a line graph showing peaks and valleys.) More details that can be connected occur to me as I write. Sometimes I'll know the ending in advance, sometimes not. I like to surprise myself.\n\nQ: Do you believe in writer’s block?\n\nChamplin: I guess some authors experience writer's block, but that's never been a problem for me.\n\nQ: How did you celebrate the publishing of your first book?\n\nChamplin: My first book was published so long ago (accepted March 1980 and published in late 1981) I don't recall if I did anything special to celebrate. It was a paperback from Ballantine Books with a cover price of $1.95 and I got the standard contract with a $2,000 advance against royalties. (I still get only a $2,000 advance with another company, so I haven't progressed in that area.) My three kids were ages 13, 11 and 9 at the time and they assumed all writers were rich and famous, so they thought I'd quit my job and we’d move to Hollywood.\n\nQ: What other authors are you friends with, how do they help you become a better writer?\n\nChamplin: I've had some good friends I met in Western Writers of America, notably Gordon D. Shirreffs (now deceased) who gave me some good advice and pointers. I still correspond with Loren D. Estleman in Michigan who wrote a cover blurb for my current series and told me about Crossroad Press, which now handles all my e-books and audios.\n\nKent Rasmussen, the California author of “Mark Twain A to Z,\" \"World War I for Kids” and numerous other books, has done much for me. He's a nonfiction writer, but is very organized, a great researcher, former editor and generous friend who has given me good advice and helped me in many ways.\n\nQ: If you were given the opportunity to form a book club with your favorite authors of all time, which legends or contemporary writers would you want to become a part of the club?\n\nChamplin: I'd like to form a writer's group with Ernest Hemingway, Jack London, Robert Louis Stevenson, Mark Twain and Willa Cather. But if we critiqued each other's writing, it probably wouldn't work with these folks because each of them is such a strong personality with definite ideas about how to write.\n\nQ: How do you think the concepts such as Kindle and e-books have changed the present or future of reading?\n\nChamplin: These devices have definitely made a huge variety of writing available to everyone for a cheap price. But I'm not sure it has increased the number of readers. People who tend to read will continue to read a lot; those who don't, won't. My company, Gale, last year stopped posting their new releases as e-books. I'm not sure why, but I've noticed over the past year or so, my sales of e-books are staying flat while the several I've had made into audios are selling much better.\n\nAudiobooks seem to be the wave of the future. I would rather read a book than listen to one, although actor George Guidall did an excellent job narrating my “The Secret of Lodestar.” It's just a totally different form, like watching a movie instead of reading the book it was made from. Maybe it's just what you grow up with that determines your preferences.\n\nQ: What marketing strategies do you find most helpful?\n\nChamplin: I'm a terrible salesman. Except for giving a talk to some group or class now and then, I don't do any marketing. I have only so many productive years left and I'd rather use them doing what I do best, creative writing. I do try to market a short story every once in a while.\n\nQ: Can you tell us about your current projects?\n\nChamplin: I'm currently within 10,000 words of finishing a novel I started about six months ago. The working title is “Murder and the Bedeviled Mine,” which might not be the final title.\n\nI've recently written a trilogy using as a narrator Zane Rasmussen, a teen time traveler from the present who interacts and shares adventures with Tom, Huck, Jim and Becky in 1849 Hannibal. (Zane is based on the real-life grandson of my friend, Kent Rasmussen).\n\nMy current effort is a mystery/adventure that takes place in 1850 during the California gold rush and also features Tom Sawyer, Huck Finn and Jim, the ex-slave. But this is the first time I've tried to write an entire novel in the unique dialect and point of view of the semi-literate, generous-hearted, former street kid, Huckleberry Finn. It was a challenge at first because of his limited formal education, vocabulary, superstitions and the odd way he expresses himself. But I've finally gotten comfortable with seeing things through Huck's eyes.\n\nThe story begins in Hannibal, Missouri (village of St. Petersburg) and winds up in the Sangre de Cristo mountains of the present New Mexico. When it's finished, I hope it provides a great escape for readers. It certainly has for me.\n\nQ: Any advice you would like to give to aspiring writers?\n\nChamplin: Take advantage of every opportunity. Keep pen and paper or notebook in your pocket at all times to jot down ideas, because you'll never recall them later. If you love to write, keep working at perfecting your in-born talent and don't take \"no\" for an answer. I had a 1,600-word short story that had been rejected about 14 times. It was returned from the editor of an East Coast magazine with a handwritten note on the rejection slip that said he strongly objected to the dirty trick my protagonist played on his opponent. The very next place I sent it — American Airlines — the editor bought it for $900. It appeared in the American Way, their in-flight magazine, and was carried on every airplane in the AA system for two weeks during the height of tourist season. So, you never know. As Tom Sawyer would say, the next shovelful of dirt might turn up the treasure.\n\nI want to thank Champlin for taking the time to answer our questions. We do have his books in our collection. You can sign up for curbside service and put some of his books on hold to check out. To learn how, just go to www.ngrl.org.\n\nPlease be safe, stay healthy and know that we look forward to seeing and serving you in person as soon as we can. Miss you!\n\nBrandy Wyatt is the administrator of the Dalton-Whitfield County Public Library."
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"The challenge to Corbyn’s leadership is about more than a few disgruntled MP’s, it is a battle between two diametrically opposed forces over the structure of society and the rights/place of every citizen therein. To opine a lyric, it is ‘truth and love against the force of evil’. Make no mistake about it – Jeremy IS a threat and a liability, but to whom? To the Establishment. But more specifically, to the banking elites, intelligence agencies, the military-industrial complex, to big business, to the exploitative bosses/agencies and to those in whose hands wealth and power is undeservedly concentrated (including many Labour MPs).\n\nHere is how far we have regressed. The former Tory Prime Minister in the 70s, Ted Heath, was recognised as being to the left of Labour PM Tony Blair in 2007 on every issue, and by implication, to the left of Owen Smith and Angela Eagle who worship Blair. Under Heath’s Conservative Government, income tax for top earners was 83%, while under Blair it was a measly 40% and with plenty of loopholes to evade. Blair believed in the market economy, in deregulation, in the centralisation of power within the City of London, and opposed any enhancement of trade union rights. He was the heir and son of Thatcher, despite her balking at some of his privatisations. Heath by contrast presided over a mixed economy, whereby investment went to industry and infrastructure, and unaccountable and unregulated financial services were subject to capital controls. Despite being elected to tighten the purse-strings, Heath threw money into ailing industries to achieve full employment.\n\nNow all Jeremy is suggesting is a sensible return to the model of the mixed economy, like in Germany, to avoid another financial crisis like in 2008. But now that we will leave the European Union (thankfully), Corbyn has the wind at his back. If elected, he will have no fiscal treaties inhibiting him from developing the economy and enhancing living standards to at least the level of Scandinavia. Nor will he have to negotiate with over 20 right-wing governments to advance UK interests in areas of trade and spending. Norway isn’t in the EU and it is the most equal country on Earth. Therefore, in the post-Brexit arena, the Establishment fear the lack of restraints they can deploy to hinder and destabilise him. But they aren’t finished yet.\n\nLabour is an old party, it has been around for over a century – with the aim of getting working men and women into parliament. But, almost inevitably, it became wedded into the Establishment, just like the Democrats in America. In opposing the renewal of Trident, Jeremy remembers all too well that it was a Labour Prime Minister who built the atom bomb in Britain without telling the Cabinet. He also knows, I suspect all too well, that socialists who became Labour Prime Ministers have been destabilised, blackmailed, spied upon, undermined and destroyed, by the powers that be. Much of their progress was reversed by the pain of the Thatcher years.\n\nWhat is it though that Jeremy represents which these people cannot stand and are so afraid of? Clearly his is an agenda of: Green environmental policy; full employment; workers’ rights; free university for all; removing PFIs from the NHS; Investing substantially in public services; taking transport into public ownership; building enough homes for everyone; advancing the rights of women and minorities; ending militarist foreign policies abroad; ending the consistent surveillance of society; banking regulation; and redistributing wealth and power to all. But, put more eloquently, he asserts the right of each person to have the resources and support they need to write their own best-selling life-story, with a plentiful supply of pages and ink in the form of opportunities. That includes everyone, from the road-sweeper to the financier.\n\nJeremy also understands the peril that a Conservative Government could follow his tenure as Prime Minister and reverse much of the progressive initiatives he would have spear-headed. So I believe he’ll go even further and begin the process of drafting an actual written constitution for the UK (which doesn’t even have one), in which all of the policies I listed will be installed in law as a Bill of Rights, with only the people being able to remove these in a referendum. That means permanent power to the masses. It means never going back to rampant inequality and austerity measures. It means looking back in years to come and thinking how primitive life was before he was elected. It means using socialist economic planning to give you the peace and quiet to live your own life.\n\nIt’s okay saying all of this, but what about that claim that he isn’t electable? Well, he has won every by-election since becoming leader, with increased majorities. He won the London/Bristol Mayoral elections. And he improved Labour’s share of the vote in the Local Government elections. Now that’s better, statistically and in terms of party morale, than the performance of either Gordon Brown or Ed Miliband, neither of whom could quite make the final break with Blairism. He has also increased Labour’s membership by over 300% and counting – which was far higher than in the 1997 landslide.\n\nSo the problem isn’t that he cannot win elections, the real issue is that the establishment don’t want people to have him as an option on the ballot paper – with the attitude, ”How dare ordinary people elect someone we don’t impose on them”. Even former Colonels have advocated military coups and defiance against Corbyn when elected PM. That is a real reflection of this vibrant democracy we are always told we live under. But the message which every self-respecting and fair-minded person who supports him has to send to the Establishment (inside the Labour Party and out) is quite simply, he isn’t the only one of his kind. As humans, we have almost become accustomed to grieving and hypothesising for decades over the deaths of great leaders, whose lives were tragically cut short in often suspicious circumstances. Most of whom tended to offer radical and progressive alternatives to the status quo. But would the deaths and undermining have happened if the people who carried out the killing or sabotage knew in advance that their actions would result in a replacement just like the deposed leader? I think not; after all, better the devil we know.\n\nWhen re-elected, Corbyn needs to take the fight to the Establishment, and before cleaning up office as Prime Minister he needs to preside over some house-keeping duties as Labour leader by enacting a de-selection policy in the name of party democracy and adequate representation of member’s views. Few people in this economy have a job for life, so why should MPs? Especially when some of these people don’t even represent the views, hearts and minds of the members who help put them there. They aren’t elected because individually they are Angela Eagle or Owen Smith, as though their ”magnificent” speeches garner the votes – they are elected because they claim collectively to be LABOUR. If they split from the Labour Party over Corbyn, like the SDP did in the 80s over Tony Benn, then the electorate will hand them all their P45s once Theresa chances her luck at the polls, because quite frankly, we already have a Tory Party to choose from.\n\nA ‘New Dawn’ really has broken for Labour. But this time, Blairism is dead. We’re going to have a REAL Labour Government, and a Prime Minister who is both of Labour and for LABOUR. A Prime Minister who galvinises the hopes and dreams in the eyes of the population, and prioritises them into law. We don’t want Jeremy, we NEED him.\n\n16 Responses to ‘Jeremy Corbyn: The People’s own MP’ by Donal Lavery"
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I took a break from working with psychiatric patients in order to do a Masters degree in Creative Writing and then my life took a different path. I miss the work of teasing out the underlying reasons why people behave as they do. To see a patient’s angst and sorrow reflected in art work, and to engage with those images as a point of departure for discussion in order to alleviate pain, was an incredibly satisfying experience. Art therapy is widely misunderstood – yet it offers a creative way to work with the psyche, with ‘what cannot be seen’, as the art therapist, Eden Kramer, does in SWEET PARADISE.\n\nAs far as the back story goes, and the themes, there’re all sorts of nasty undercurrents. No-one in Paradise Place Clinic is who they appear to be, and everyone has their secrets… That said, I have the utmost respect for those who work at psychiatric clinics and rehab centres. I have profound respect for those who take the risk of facing the past, inpatients who want to change destructive behavior and expose their fears in order to facilitate change. I’ve addressed that in the book – that mental illness is not to be shunned, or ignored.\n\nThis is a book about addiction, but not the ‘usual’ drug addiction. All the main characters have it in one way or another. Would you comment?\n\nMy take is that we’re all damaged in some way. Every one of us wears a mask of sorts, as human beings we’re complex. I explore that in SWEET PARADISE. Indeed every character has a crutch of some sort… the trick is to have insight, to understand when that crutch takes over as addiction — and then to do something about it. When it comes to addiction clinics, or rehab programmes, most deal with a variety of addictions and addictive behavior. SWEET PARADISE the mixed bag of inpatients is not only a reflection of humanity — a slice of life — but I used the ‘group’ as a device if you will, to heighten a streak of dark humour. My cast of minor characters collectively suffers anorexia, obesity, sexual addiction, phobias. They form a sort of chorus for Rae as she scratches at the surface to discover what’s really going on in Paradise Place.\n\nRae Valentine is back, but this time she’s very much on her own. Her partner is in rehab, her boyfriend dumps her, her friends and family are at a distance. Her manuscript is rejected. She loses her job, forcing her to accept an unattractive case. Was it important that she was at rock bottom when she faced Paradise?\n\nYes, I think so. This is also reflective of my own struggles during the time writing of the novel. My husband died of heart attack right after I’d completed a first draft. I struggled to work. 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How did you get inside the head of someone with a major physical disability?\n\nWith around fifteen percent of the world’s population suffering physical disability of some kind, it’s a sector of society that continues to gain prominence. My take on this is that we all have some sort of disability, whether mental or physical. It’s a matter of degrees. I try to look at disability in the broadest sense of the term. To be specific about the physical aspect, Rae’s left leg is amputated below the knee. As a junkie she shot up too much Wellcanol and collapsed her veins. She nearly died. So her physical amputation is her constant reminder of the point in her life where she had to make a decision — give up drugs or lose more than a leg. As a writer, I constantly adjust her physical behavior. Although, with a range of prosthetics that become more and more sophisticated by the day, one can do almost any physical activity, she experiences other related physical problems. Her hip aches, her stump chafes, she has to keep the stump meticulously clean. That said, you can never underestimate the emotional aspect linked to disability — Rae’s sense of being less than ‘whole’, the nagging worry that she might not find a partner because of this disability, and the need to cope with emotions of inadequacy. But loss is a universal theme — how do we accept ourselves for who we are, and as we are? With whatever losses we’ve suffered?\n\nJean Pierre from DIVINE JUSTICE comes back to haunt her. He’s as nasty a character as one can imagine, and he manipulates mercilessly, yet initially one feels a touch of sympathy for him. Or is that just me?\n\nNo, it’s not just you. As I began to intertwine the stories of the psychiatric clinic and the prison, I wanted the reader to have sympathy for Jean Pierre. Just a little of course. No character is entirely wicked, or saintly, and as a reader I’m more interested in characters — even the baddies — who show at least some element of humanity. It’s a stretch with Jean Pierre. He’s despicable, violently misogynist, a convicted criminal of treason. He rightly sits rotting in a prison cell. But even Jean Pierre understands he’s damaged goods. His few moments of insight reveal his own sense of loss… he wishes he wasn’t ‘so fucked up… as they say in the vernacular’. But you can’t have too much empathy for him. Justice must be done, after all. I’m big on Justice.\n\nFollowing on from the previous question, manipulation at a distance is a subtheme and not only Jean Pierre is involved. Does twenty-first century technology make this a more dangerous threat and more fertile ground for thriller writers?\n\nAbsolutely. No question about it. The cyber era allows anyone to communicate with anyone in any part of the world, at any time, and to represent themselves as they wish — and indeed to manipulate to the extreme. As for social media — WhatsApp, Instagram, twitter, Facebook — this makes for a selfish and self-centred way of perceiving the world. Literally the focus is on ‘selfies’ in certain generations. No-one goes anywhere without a multi-purpose cell phone — a cell phone, or mobile, serves as a watch, a camera, has all those apps on it to keep you connected. Even Rae suffers from being a slave to her cell phone, which she denies of course, but her reliance on her cell phone ties into the overall theme of addiction and obsession. 21st Century technology is a given and we’ll see more and more thrillers dealing with cyber-space crime. 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"By now the arguments for and against same-sex marriage are well enough known to those who want to know them, even if much of the debate has been too shallow or slick to do justice to the deeper issues. So there’s no need for me to go over well trodden ground. But in a debate where the language has often been slippery it may help to clarify a few points that can be unclear. I wrote something like what follows a while ago. In the meantime, the debate has become more complex and heated, so I’ve made a few changes to take account of that.\n\nIs same-sex marriage about love?\n\nThere are many forms of love – parent/child, siblings, friends, carers and so on. But not all are nuptial. In fact, only one form of love is nuptial – the love of man and woman which is free, lifelong and open to children. Other forms of love may indeed be love and often are. That means that they have value, yes; but it doesn’t mean that they are or could become marriage.\n\nIs it about equality?\n\nIt’s true that all human beings are equal. But that doesn’t mean they are the same. Same-sex marriage ideology implies that equality means sameness. But it doesn’t. I may be different, but I’m still equal. Marriage policy has almost always “discriminated” against certain people: parents can’t marry their children, brother and sister can’t marry, those under age can’t marry. Nor can people of the same sex. That doesn’t make them any less equal.\n\nIs it about civil rights?\n\nAre heterosexuality and homosexuality equivalent?\n\nIn the construction of any human society, heterosexuality has been privileged because it alone can secure the future by producing children. Only a society which sees children as optional and the future as something of no great concern would see heterosexuality and homosexuality as equivalent.\n\nAre children an optional extra?\n\nWithout resorting to extraordinary measures, same-sex couples can’t produce children – not just because of age or sterility but because of biological impossibility. Yet bringing children to birth and raising them in a stable environment is fundamental to marriage, which remains true even if a married couple can’t conceive. The two purposes of marriage are unitive and procreative. They are deeply interrelated. Yet same-sex marriage would separate them radically, which means that it can’t be marriage.\n\nIs marriage only about two individuals?\n\nMarriage has always been regarded as essentially social, binding families together in new configurations and serving as the basic cell in constructing a human society which has a future. Marriage is a social institution. That’s why it’s important to speak of the common good when speaking of marriage; it’s also why same-sex marriage ideology focuses much more on supposed individual rights than on the common good.\n\nDo gender and biology matter?\n\nSame-sex marriage ideology says that gender difference is a social construct and that it doesn’t matter for marriage. It also says that the body, or biology, is of no final significance. This is linked to a denial of “nature” – to a sense that anything may be “natural” or “unnatural”. It implies a refusal to accept that there are any “givens” and an insistence that autonomous individuals can make of themselves what they will.\n\nThis debate is about the meaning of marriage, and that’s why it’s important that everyone have their say in the postal vote. I’ll be voting No, not because I wish ill of any kind on those in same-sex unions who have the same need for love and the same right to happiness as anyone else. I’ll be voting No because I think it’s the only way available of affirming values which are fundamental to true human flourishing and of guarding against unwanted consequences in the long term. A No vote may seem negative but, in a debate where things have rarely been what they seem, No is Yes and Yes is No.\n\nHas humanity got marriage wrong until recently?\n\nSame-sex marriage ideology is a dramatic form of the Western myth of progress which the facts of history have never confirmed. It seems arrogant or ignorant to claim that all cultures through the millennia have been wrong on this fundamental point. Not that every society has got marriage right in every way. But societies have agreed that marriage is between a man and a woman. To disregard this time-tested, cross-cultural wisdom is to succumb to the amnesia which is one of our cultural wounds.\n\nWill the non-Western world eventually catch up with the West?\n\nNon-Western cultures are often perplexed by the push for same-sex marriage in the West, but this isn’t necessarily a sign that they are backward or less civilised – even though the West tends to think that the rest of the world, if it isn’t like the West, either should be or will be eventually. It may well be that non-Western cultures will help preserve for humanity values which were once fundamental to Western cultures but have been eroded or abandoned.\n\nAre those who don’t favour same-sex marriage homophobic and bigoted?\n\nIt’s possible to oppose same-sex marriage in ways that are respectful and open-minded. But in an ideologically conditioned world of “all or nothing” or “black and white,” those who oppose same-sex marriage are often denigrated in an attempt to discredit or silence them. There’s a violence in this, which is resistant to the truthful debate we need.\n\nLetter to married couples (Pope Francis)\nDear married couples throughout the world! In this “Amoris Laetitia Family” Year, I am writing to express my deep affection and closeness...\nRead more\nChrist and the Church (Benedict XVI)\nDear Brothers and Sisters, Following the Catecheses on the Psalms and Canticles of Lauds and of Vespers, I would like to dedicate the upcomi...\nRead more\nFrom Termination to Extermination: The International Down Syndrome Genocide\nThe beautiful, happy 2018 Gerber Baby, Lucas, is lucky to be alive. Most children diagnosed with Down syndrome in utero are now killed before Bir...\nRead more\npowered by RelatedPosts"
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"Skip to main content\nThe Dilemma of Humanitarian Intervention\n\nSyria’s widening civil war and the growing toll on civilians have raised new debate about the international community’s responsibility to mount a humanitarian intervention by outside forces. But any such efforts seem overshadowed by the Libya experience. In 2011 the UN Security Council invoked the \"responsibility to protect\" doctrine and adopted Resolution 1973, endorsing a no-fly zone over Libya and authorizing member states to \"take all necessary measures\" to protect civilians under attack from Muammar al-Qaddafi’s government. Western-led air strikes ultimately ousted Qaddafi from power and prompted criticism from Security Council members like Russia that the R2P doctrine was cover for a regime change strategy. Experts say such sentiments, combined with concern about the way Libya’s upheaval spilled over into the region, have given pause to humanitarian interventions backed by regional or global bodies.",
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"Graves of people killed in clashes between rebels and the Syrian government in Qusayr, Syria. (Photo: Courtesy Reuters)\nMore From Our Experts\nDavid J. Scheffer\nForging a Cooperative Relationship Between ICC and a Special Tribunal for Russian Aggression Against Ukraine\n\nThe United Nations, formed in the aftermath of World War II to promote peace and stability, recognizes the importance of sovereignty, especially for newly independent nations or those seeking independence from colonizers. The UN Charter says: \"Nothing contained in the present Charter shall authorize the United Nations to intervene in matters which are essentially within the domestic jurisdiction of any state.\" The principle does not rule out the application of enforcement measures in case of a threat to peace, a breach of peace, or acts of aggression on the part of the state. The Genocide Convention of 1948 also overrode the nonintervention principle to lay down the commitment of the world community to prevent and punish. Yet inaction in response to the Rwanda genocide in 1994 and failure to halt the 1995 Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia highlight the complexities of international responses to crimes against humanity.\n\nIn 2000, the Canadian government and several other actors announced the establishment of the International Commission on Intervention and State Sovereignty (ICISS) to address the challenge of the international community’s responsibility to act in the face of the gravest of human rights violations while respecting the sovereignty of states. It sought to bridge these two concepts with the 2001 Responsibility to Protect (R2P) report (PDF). A year later, the co-chairs of the commission, Gareth Evans of the International Crisis Group and Algerian diplomat Mohamed Sahnoun, wrote in Foreign Affairs: \"If the international community is to respond to this challenge, the whole debate must be turned on its head. The issue must be reframed not as an argument about the ’right to intervene’ but about the ’responsibility to protect.’\"\n\nMore From Our Experts\nDavid J. Scheffer\nForging a Cooperative Relationship Between ICC and a Special Tribunal for Russian Aggression Against Ukraine\n\nThe doctrine was hailed by international affairs specialists as a new dawn for peace and security. In a 2007 Council Special Report, former CFR senior fellow Lee Feinstein wrote that the adoption of R2P was a watershed moment, \"marking the end of a 350-year period in which the inviolability of borders and the monopoly of force within one’s own borders were sovereignty’s formal hallmarks.\"\n\nInitially, the doctrine was most notably applied to mediate Kenya’s post-election violence in 2008, which political scientist Ramesh Thakur refers to as the \"only successful R2P marker to date\" (TOI). Following the mass atrocity crimes spawned by the highly disputed election in Kenya, other nations swiftly applied political and diplomatic pressure to stop violence and encourage a political solution that resulted in a coalition government. Before being cited explicitly in 2011 in reference to the situation in Libya, the Security Council invoked the R2P doctrine for the first time in its 2006 resolution expanding the UN mission in Darfur.\n\nSome instances in the recent past have also suggested countries in Asia might be warming to humanitarian aid intervention. In the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, one of the worst-hit areas was Indonesia’s Aceh Province, where the government had been fighting a secessionist movement for more than four decades. The province, under martial law, was off-limits for most international human rights groups, aid organizations, and reporters. But after initial hesitation, the Indonesian government allowed international aid in what Elizabeth Ferris and Lex Rieffel of the Brookings Institution call \"one of the largest disaster recovery and reconstruction efforts in modern times,\" and also resulted in a \"peace agreement, which led to the election of a former secessionist leader as governor of the province.\"\n\nSimilarly, after a powerful 2005 earthquake rocked the long-disputed Kashmir region dividing India and Pakistan, the Pakistani government decided to give access to international relief agencies. In addition, an earthquake in China’s Sichuan Province in May 2008 led Beijing to make unprecedented moves to open up. The Chinese government, which in the past has spurned foreign aid, accepted international aid publicly, opened a hotline for the U.S. military to have increased communication with its Chinese counterparts, and eased media restrictions.\n\nThe 2005 UN document also emphasized prevention: \"We also intend to commit ourselves, as necessary and appropriate, to helping States build capacity to protect their populations,\" the document said, \"and to assisting those which are under stress before crises and conflicts break out.\"\n\nBut some rights activists and journalists who focus on humanitarian affairs have said regime change should sometimes be part of the process of protecting populations. David Rieff, a journalist who specializes in humanitarian issues, wrote in the New York Times Magazine in June 2008: \"Use any euphemism you wish, but in the end these interventions have to be about regime change if they are to have any chance of accomplishing their stated goal.\" In the wake of the 2011 crisis in Libya, following calls for regime change, Thakur also argued: \"R2P is not solely about military intervention but, if it is to have any meaning at all, must include that option as a last resort.\"\n\nRussian officials have vowed to block further efforts at Security Council-endorsed interventions even amid humanitarian suffering. \"The international community unfortunately did take sides in Libya and we would never allow the Security Council to authorize anything similar to what happened in Libya,\" Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov told Australian TV in January 2012.\n\nIncreasingly the intervention in Libya is becoming regarded as unique, and there appears to be less of an appetite for destroying the baseline order in states, regardless of how odious a state may be, says Stewart M. Patrick, CFR senior fellow and director of the program on international institutions and global governance.\n\n\"Libya has exposed fissures within the international community and brought to the fore conflict not only in the Security Council permanent members but also among many developing countries that have long been lukewarm about the concept\" of R2P, Patrick says.\n\nBeyond operational and political questions, military intervention also involves legal issues, says CFR’s Matthew Waxman. \"Humanitarian/military intervention outside of a UN Security Council mandate remains a very highly contested area of international law,\" he says. And Russia and China have historically been reluctant to support any form of intervention. Besides their long-standing noninterference policy in the internal affairs of other countries, they are \"particularly worried that it could create a precedent for the international community to have a say in how they treat their own, sometimes restive, minority populations,\" says CFR’s Patrick.\n\nThe willingness to use armed force is also inevitably influenced not only by the desperation of the affected population but also by geopolitical factors, including the relevance of the country to the world community, regional stability, and the attitudes of other major players, say experts.\n\nThe U.S. role as standard bearer for the R2P concept remains a question. It has been reluctant to commit to a forceful intervention in Syria, limiting itself to announced plans to arm the opposition and working with Russia to try to convene a peace conference bringing together the Assad regime and rebels. CFR’s Waxman says the U.S. nation-building experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan have demonstrated the on-the-ground challenges faced after U.S.-led interventions. \"The United States has limited power to help put these countries back together after regimes collapse in ways that ensure that rights and safety of the local populations are maintained,\" he says.\n\nPresident Obama’s appointment in June 2013 of two top officials who have been outspoken in the past on humanitarian intervention--Susan Rice as national security adviser and Samantha Power as UN ambassador--prompted discussions about whether he might be signaling willingness to intervene in humanitarian crises. But a number of analysts have cautioned against taking too simplistic a view about the roles Rice and Power will play. \"Both Rice and Power have moderated their views on U.S. military intervention abroad over the years, in large part because of the backlash from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, preferring to resort to diplomatic pressure, ’moral suasion,’ and other tools,\" writes the National Journal’s Michael Hirsh.\n\nAt present, the world community has limited options for responding to humanitarian crises. UN General Assembly Resolution 46/182 formed guiding principles for states’ response to humanitarian disasters and was central to the establishment of the office of the UN emergency relief coordinator and the development of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee.\n\nBut the General Assembly resolution reiterates that \"the sovereignty, territorial integrity, and national unity of States must be fully respected in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations,\" which makes it difficult to operate in situations where the affected country denies access. In such cases, the role of regional actors and neighbors becomes critical."
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"Dr. Duncan MacDougall graduated from Harvard Medical school he became a doctor and practiced medicine as a family physician in Fairville, Massachusetts. In 1907 he published his experiment of the 21 gram theory in medical journal magazine. The experiment had made the front page in the New York Daily News. It gave him some short lived fame. It was soon however criticized by the medical community and denounced.\n\nHe did another experiment on dogs. None had lost any weight. He would always would say this was because dogs do not have a soul only humans beings do.\n\nHe then went on to do more research on trying to prove the existence of the soul in experiments using xrays. However nothing was ever published,\n\nThe doctor died in 1917 just ten years after his experiment\n\nEven though his theory is not been proved scientifically.. It has taken a life of its own in the media in movies, shows and books.\n\nIt was a pretty place to die. The mansion on Blue Hill Avenue was the showpiece of the Dorchester, Massachusetts estate known as Grove Hall. Four stories tall, with a porticoed porch and cliques of indolent shade trees, the mansion had been home to T.K. Jones, a wealthy merchant in the China trade. In 1864, it was bought by a physician-cum-faith-healer named Charles Cullis, who turned it into the Consumptives' Home — a charitable operation for late-stage tuberculosis (a.k.a. consumption) patients. With the discovery of antibiotics 60 years off, prayer was as useful a treatment as any then on offer. TB patients were routinely packed off to sanitariums, ostensibly to partake of rest \"cures,\" but mainly to keep them from spreading the disease.\n\nHad you been visiting the Consumptives' Home in April 1901, you might have been witness to a curious undertaking. A plump, meek-looking man of 34, wearing wireframe glasses and not as much hair as he once did, was stooped over the platform of an ornate Fairbanks scale, customizing the device with wooden supports and what appeared to be an army-style cot. The scale was an oversized commercial model, for weighing silk — no doubt a holdover from Jones's mercantile days.\n\nClearly something unorthodox was afoot. Though weight loss was a universal undertaking at the Consumptives' Home, no one needed a commercial scale to track it.\n\nThe man with the hammer was Duncan Macdougall, a respected surgeon and physician who lived in a mansion of his own, in nearby Haverhill. Macdougall was acquainted with the Consumptives' Home's attending physician, but he himself was rnot on staff. Nor was he treating any of the patients, or even praying for them. Quite the opposite; Macdougall was literally — perhaps even a little eagerly — waiting for them to die.\n\nA Soul's Weight By Mary Roach\n\nA Soul's Weight By Mary Roach\n\nDo You Believe in the Soul\n\nDo you think humans have a soul?"
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"Sign Up Now To Get The Dirty South Classic\n\nMeanwhile, read below for more on why we picked Soul Food.\n\nTo understand the Dirty South is to immerse oneself into the grit that made it possible; to plant oneself in the Georgian dirt and mud, the euphoria of sweat stuck to skin, southern air gliding off the bones doing 90 on an unlit highway. A term originated by Dungeon Family member Cool Breeze, the presumed southern default of today’s popular rap originates not solely from the 808 shaking your sub, or the soul samples tucked beneath them, but the lives that make it possible for Black folks to be. It’s every Sunday dinner you’ve ever had, the fragrance rising from a block where every mama’s your mama, and every life’s for the taking. It’s the nickel bag, the church fan, and the peach cobbler.\n\nSoul Food is the 1995 debut album from Goodie Mob: a Georgia-grown quartet from the Dungeon Family tree, placing roots in the dirt of Atlanta. Cee-Lo, Khujo, T-Mo, and Big Gipp dedicated almost a year in the Dungeon with the Organized Noize collective to introduce the first definitive work of Dirty South hip-hop; this album’s the first to use the term. Goodie Mob is a shorthand for The Good Die Mostly Over Bullshit, or God is Every Man of Blackness. From the vantage of four Black men, born in the ‘70s and just exiting their 20s by ‘95, they carried grown urgency with youthful exuberance, walking as chosen ones. Soul Food is an album of choices and consequences, bearing a Black weight of poverty and escape while beaming the light everywhere we forget to look. While claiming the conscious label with pride, there’s nothing preachy about them; the Goodie Mob balances these extremes like a loose swisher tucked behind the ear, like they’ve done it before and would do it all again. It’s hearing your brother speak when you take a ride, your cousin on his last $5 with a plate being the only thing he needs. Certainly, there’s no light to shine without being well-acquainted with the darkness; the world’s the trap, and we all must live to earn our death.",
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"I’ve already touched on Disneyland’s New Orleans Square a bit when I discussed entertainment offerings in 1996, but let’s look a bit closer at some other things in the area.\n\nLearning about Club 33 on the early Internet (long, long before Facebook, in the early stone ages of dial-up and text-based newsgroups) felt like being let in on a big secret. So of course I took a picture of the door!\n\nAs Club 33 became less of a secret, you’d see more and more people doing the same, or posing by it. I still kick myself for not going in when I had a chance. And kicking myself again for turning down the second and third chance, too. I think I was just too focused on rides back then.\n\nAnd before the Year of a Million Dreams turned it into an apartment, upstairs above Pirates of the Caribbean was the Disney Gallery where you could see great things like this K7 spaceman outfit from the early years of Disneyland:\n\nAnd, if you knew the right people (sigh, like those who invited you to Club 33 and you turned them down), they might even show you some other secrets, like this “hidden” cast member elevator:\n\nI also got to visit a cast member store (which I think was located in a trailer backstage somewhere). I bought a strange black ball with Mickey ears on it that you could stick on a car antenna. Who would have known that, in a few years, those antenna balls would be a massive craze with hundreds of styles! (The one I bought was before this, and doesn’t even say “Disneyland” on it — just a discreet black ball with mouse ears. I’m not even sure if it had (C)Disney anywhere. I wonder if I still have it.)\n\nI’ll share a few more. Somehow I learned about a “hidden pet cemetery,” and a cast member gave me a little tour. Today, it’s well documented (it was the original cemetery, and then a clone was made and moved out front when they expanded the Haunted Mansion queue), but back then, it seemed really special to get to see it. Funny how giving everyone a digital camera (on their phone) at all times makes having photos of things far less rare.\n\nAnd over at Pirate’s of the Caribbean, I snapped a photo of one of the pirates unique to the Disneyland version. I believe he sat at the left of the “waterfall” up ramp at the end of the ride, just before where Jack Sparrow is today.\n\nHe disappeared a few years later during an update, and has been gone ever since. I think. I really need to check my later photos. I could be completely wrong (and I’m sure you’ll let me know if I am).\n\nThere was also some kind of big deal about turnstiles being moved to the exit of Pirates. I don’t recall why, but I took a photo:\n\nOh, and for what it’s worth, back then this pirate was still looking for the woman that the clothing he was holding belonged to 😉\n\n“I be willing to share, I be!” he would say, as an (apparently) nude woman popped up slightly out of the barrel behind him.\n\nI guess that’s all for now. In writing this article, I did learn that the problem with strollers isn’t really a new one. It just seems today there are more of them, and more people bring their own, and they are larger. But even in 1996, I thought the mess of “parked” strollers was awful enough that I wasted one of my dozen or so photos on it.\n\nActually, maybe “parked” is too strong a word for that photo. How about “left in a clump, seemingly at random” instead?\n\nUnless otherwise noted, all photos and content should be assumed Copyright (C) 1995-2018 by Allen C. Huffman. If you wish to use any content or photos form this site, please contact me.\n\nOh, hi! I got my first digital camera in 1996 and started documenting my Disney (-land and World) trips. I’ll be using this site to share photo essays of various things from the past. I’ll try to post something new every week until I’ve fully commented on the 150,000+ photos in my collection…"
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"Zum Inhalt springen\nReview of: The Eye Of Horus\n\nHorus - Who Was Horus? - What is The Eye of Horus? - Egyptian Mythology\n\nHorus was the god of the sky in ancient Egyptian mythology. He was the son of Osiris (king of Egypt) and Isis. According to ancient Egyptian mythology, his right and left eyes represented the sun and moon, respectively. Horus’ right eye was called the “Eye of Ra”, and his left eye was known as the “Eye of Horus”. The Eye of Horus Horus is the son of Osiris and nephew to Set. After Set murdered Osiris, Horus and his mother Isis set to work putting the dismembered Osiris back together and reviving him as lord of the underworld. According to one story, Horus sacrificed one of his own eyes for Osiris. The Eye of Horus extended its influence to other cultures and religions and persisted up to this day with a superstitious background. Its attraction for people is understandable because it is a protective amulet combined with popular history and powerful symbolic identity. Eye of Horus, in ancient Egypt, symbol representing protection, health, and restoration. Eye of Horus. Eye of Horus, a symbol of protection. © juliars/Fotolia. According to Egyptian myth, Horus lost his left eye in a struggle with Seth. The eye was magically restored by Hathor, and this restoration came to symbolize the process of making whole and healing. The Eye of Horus, also known as wadjet, wedjat or udjat, is an ancient Egyptian symbol of protection, royal power, and good health. The Eye of Horus is similar to the Eye of Ra, which belongs to a different god, Ra, but represents many of the same concepts. Horus fought Set in a series of battles, Bitburger Open 2021 eventually vanquished his uncle. Ok Privacy policy. That is, the almost legendary battle fought between Greeks and Trojans.\n\nGenau: As such, these eye symbols represent subjugation, control of knowledge, illusion, manipulation, and power. Face Highlighter Palettes. Devices desktop ,tablet ,mobile. As an example, in Mediterranean countries, fishermen would often paint this symbol on their vessels for protection. For this reason, the symbol was often used in amulets. Because the ancients believed the evil eye could Scatter Slots counteracted with a 'good Psc Abfragen, myths about Horus arose. Studien zur Altägyptischen Kultur Ancient Origins has been quoted by:. Cruelty Free. Yet in the Memphite TheologyGebas judge, first apportions the realm between the claimants and then reverses himself, awarding sole control to Horus. False door of Senenmut. Eye of Horus illuminating essential range of Goddess eye makeup is based on ancient Egyptian formulas and ingredients, including the revered Moringa Oil. 5/20/ · The Eye of Horus was intimately associated with the gods and their rule over the realm of men. Part of this rule involved protection and the Eye of Horus was an omnipresent symbol of that protection. It is said that Egyptian sailors painted the Eye of Horus on the bows of their boats before setting sail on long and perilous voyages. 7/8/ · A non-progressive jackpot Eye of Horus slot machine consists of 3 rows, 5 reels, and 10 paylines which can be selected between 1 to 10 in the gameplay. It is an Egyptian-themed video slot based on the powerful god named Horus. It was designed by Merkur software ctmcretreat.com is one of the popular casino games which are available for betting at online casinos.5/5(1). Eye of Horus also called Eye of Ra is Caroline Dolehide ancient Egyptian symbol of protection, royal power and good health. We may also earn commissions on purchases Fenerbahce Heute Spiel other retail websites. Kontoschließung Vorlage of Horus R Assume a sniping position, gaining the ability to fire up to 8 specialized rounds with unlimited range.",
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Though this sweeping generalization was of course untrue, it was emotionally true to me at the time. Comedy, I had decided, just wasn’t for me.\n\nAs a consequence of that, the first time I tried listening to 2 Dope Queens — a live-taped podcast featuring a lineup of comedians each episode — I didn’t think it was for me. But the show would always open up with banter between its two hosts, Phoebe Robinson and Jessica Williams, which I found very entertaining and not-comedy-like, so I continued to subscribe just for them.\n\nBut after listening to a few episodes all the way through, I realized that the comedians featured by Robinson and Williams weren’t anything like those I had grown up watching. These comics included women, were predominantly people of color, and were often gay or queer. Their humor would take jabs at white folks, toxic men, straight people, and openly discuss queer phenomena to the laughter and applause of their audience. It was apparent that 2 Dope Queens’ curation of these comedians intentionally prioritized those on the margins. And that’s when I realized: It’s not that comedy wasn’t for me. It’s that the the majority of people getting platforms in comedy (cis, white, straight men) weren’t for me.\n\n“When I was coming up in comedy, I did so many shows with women, people of color, and queer people and I thought to myself — I don’t see any of them on TV,” Robinson said in conversation with Samhita Mukhopadhyay at a press event with Williams for 2 Dope Queens. “I decided if we’re going to do a show, it has to be something different. I wanted it to be about who we are and the people we hang out with.”\n\n“If you only hear one person’s voice, you assume that’s the standard by default. And a white guy doing stand-up is not the standard,” Robinson tells Out, in regard to 2 Dope Queens’ televised tapings of the podcast, now airing on HBO to coincide with the end of the podcast. “It’s anyone who wants to get on stage, has a story to tell, and is funny as hell. We want to normalize it so that 30 years from now, if the planet is not completely on fire, comedy will have queer late night hosts instead of just the same white guys.”\n\nRobinson and Williams have, and always will, dedicate their show to the comedians who rarely get one. Comments on their iTunes page often note that they wish more time was spent with just the two queens themselves — a complaint even I had when I first started listening. But their podcast is a testament of their dedication to giving away their platform so disenfranchised folks have time in the spotlight. Their HBO special is no different, featuring queer comedians like Bowen Yang, Solomon Georgio, Josh Sharp, Janine Brito, Pat Brown, and also conversations with guests like Janet Mock and Lizzo.\n\n“Sometimes its 1000% more powerful to pass the mic to someone with that experience,” says Robinson, “because there’s gonna be someone out there watching 2 Dope Queens who sees Janine on stage and thinks, ‘Oh, I can do comedy, because she’s doing it.’” Both Robinson and Williams have stated that the male-dominated world of comedy was in large part the thing that inspired 2 Dope Queens in the first place, in 2015 pre-#MeToo. Robinson cites a recurring phenomenon where she would show up to a comedy set at a club, and people would ask her if she was a comedian’s girlfriend, instead of the actual comedian on deck.\n\nFigures like Louis C.K. or Azis Ansari, whose profiles have crumbled in the wake of an increasingly intersectional mediascape, prove just how ahead of their time Robinson and Williams were and still are. Putting women and queer folk at the forefront of a major cable television event isn’t just inclusive — it's a lesson in showing others how its done.\n\n“Straight cis white men can be better by being allies when we’re speaking, and learning how to help make a better space,” says Williams. “They need to pull us up with them, look around at the women and queer people that have been around, and take us with them, and give us jobs to create our own shit.”\n\nDemonstrably so, Mock is the third episode’s guest star, a queer icon Robinson and Williams have admired for a while. “To be such a trailblazer in so many arenas, a lot of people, trans or not, look to her like, ‘If she can make this same path, there’s no reason why I can’t,’” says Robinson.\n\nLike Mock, Robinson notes the importance of Black women and queer people being more than just featured guests, but as lateral collaborators, such as the case of Pose. “No woman is equal unless we’re all equal,” says Robinson.\n\n“We can always improve, we can always expand our worldview. 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It was beautiful, but there was also plenty of flora and fauna in our camp. There was a visit to the Seven Sisters Oak, the largest live oak in the United States. It’s about 1500 years old, and it is a truly amazing being.\n\nAnd there were countless informal conversations at dinner or around the campfire or just in passing, the kind of discussions it’s hard to have in the ordinary world, especially for someone who practices solitary. This is my favorite part of Pagan gatherings.\n\nI spent a lot of time alone, too. Some of that was with a camera. I was shooting for the camp and for the blog. I spent more time getting to know the land and the spirits of the land. This is new land – it was formed by deposits from the Mississippi River over the past 7500 years or so. Lake Pontchartrain is even newer. But the spirits of the place are still far older than I am, and it was good to listen to them. It was good to have dark skies – not as dark as the Texas Hill Country, but much darker than suburban North Texas.\n\nWe made numerous jokes about Druid weather magic. When I left Texas on Wednesday, the forecast was for cloudy weather on Thursday, on and off rain on Friday, and near-constant rain on Saturday. I was afraid we’d end up with something like the 2011 East Coast Gathering where it rained for 48 hours straight. But the rain kept getting pushed out farther and farther. Thursday and Friday were simply beautiful. It finally rained during the Ovate initiation on Saturday night – for about three minutes. This despite radar showing rain right over our camp all evening, and first-hand reports of heavy rain nearby.\n\nIt’s what happened – make of it what you will.\n\nGroup ritual in an OBOD camp is a challenge. We have widely differing ideas about the Gods and about the goals of ritual. About half the people at the GCG were attending their first Pagan or Druid gathering, and for some this was their first group ritual ever. Coming up with something that honors our Druid tradition and speaks to everyone is very difficult.\n\nMost of the ritual had been written ahead of time, but each of the three grades were asked to contribute something once we got to camp. The Bards contributed a song and the Ovates brought water from different spots around the area. When the Druids were discussing what we wanted to do, I heard a clear message: sovereignty. The other Druids liked the idea and made a few good suggestions, then I went away to write. On paper. With ink. It didn’t take long. I wasn’t composing – I was just transcribing.\n\nIf the Lady of Sovereignty had come through and spoken directly through me or someone else… let’s just say it would have been confusing and even off-putting to many in attendance. A Battle Goddess chooses Her tactics wisely. 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There recognize historical figures– Martin Luther King Jr., while never ever showing up in scene, is referenced as well as plays a key function– and also make believe personalities also.\n\nI liked that this was “hard science fiction,” with really certain and also precise information regarding the modern technology (the author really took journeys to NASA and had astronauts review her publication). As well as yet the science never ever ended up being incomprehensible– it was accessible and also engaging.\n\nThere were lots of well-crafted subplots– the quest for female civil liberties and racial equal rights. Like Hidden Figures, it focused on people that have often been ignored as well as yet have played vital duties in history. The voice was refreshing and also appealing. 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It’s likewise an example of simply how great hard sci-fi can be.\n\nAn alternating history of the USA– and the earth\n\nThe Determining Stars introduces Dr. Elma Wexler York, a mathematical genius with doctorates in physics as well as math from Stanford University. Elma had mosted likely to secondary school at age eleven as well as to Stanford at fourteen. Mary Robinette Kowal – The Calculating Stars Audio Book Download. She’s the anxiety-ridden little girl of a Jewish Army general that works as a computer system at the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, or NACA. (In those days, “computers” were individuals, not makers, and also most of them were women. Using paper, pencil, and also adding machines, they composed the formulas for the ballistics calculations made use of in weapons and also, later on, in missiles as well as rockets.).\n\nAs well as, yes, you check out that right. It’s NACA, not NASA. Due to the fact that the story is set in the 1950s in an alternating history of the USA– and also the planet. Tom Dewey had beat Harry Truman in 1948. He has actually made use of Wernher von Braun as well as the various other previous Nazi rocket engineers blended away to the United States. Therefore, Dewey boosted the room program a decade prior to John F. Kennedy did so in truth. As well as Elma’s husband, Nathaniel, is the lead designer in the rocketry program.",
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"Do you want to make a difference in this world? – Just do it!\n\nI met my good friend Ram and his wife Nirmala a few days ago. Ram had just arrived back in Kathmandu from his village in Dhading where he had been since the earthquake, organizing aid work and helping 3,500 people in his village and surrounding area. In Ram’s village of Jyamrung, all of the houses, the school and health station were totally damaged on April 25th. Dhading is one of the 14 regions here in Nepal that has been very affected by the damages from the earthquake.\n\nRam lives in Kathmandu with his wife and two sons, where he runs a trekking agency. He grew up under simple conditions in a farm in Jyamrung. Ram once told me that he got his first pair of shoes when he was eleven. It is hard work that has brought him to where he is today as a successful social entrepreneur. Ram is involved in social projects in Dhading and has contributed to the development of 25 schools and an untold number of health stations.\n\nI was in his office before the earthquake discussing a trek I am arranging in Ganesh Himal next spring through Nepaltur.no. We were talking about the trek and some of the villages along the way, and Ram told me that he had taken over and financed the operation of a health clinic from the government in a remote village in a very poor area. I know that Ram’s heart is deeply involved in the social work that he does. He gets a special shine in his eyes when he is talking about them. Ram has helped people less fortunate than himself for years, and he will not let the villagers down now when they need help the most.\n\nIn this first phase of aid work from the recent earthquake, which has consisted of getting families temporary homes in tents and food, Ram has supported 3,500 people for the total cost of $20,000 US dollars. That’s an average cost of $5.70 US dollar per person! The money Ram has used has been partly through his own funds; however, a substantial amount of the money came from donations through his international contacts.\n\nRam is doing a tremendous job for his country and home region. Nepal has many people like Ram who have social concerns for local communities where they are from. They represent a cornerstone in the work that has been done in the past, is being done now and will have to be done in the future in order to rebuild there homeland. When the large international aid organizations have moved on to the next catastrophe, it will be people like Ram who will be here and who will do as they have always done.\n\nPlease help to support people like Ram — the cornerstones of their country — in the rebuilding work that lies ahead for Nepal.\n\nOur friends in Nepal will need a lot of financial support in the years to come to rebuild the schools, health stations and homes in the remote villages. We want to be there as a partner with a long-term commitment to help rebuilding Nepal. To support our projects you can:\n\n– Participate in one of the non-touristic treks we are organizing. We donate 1,000 Norwegian Kroner per person to a project. (At the moment, these treks are targeted exclusively for Norwegians.)"
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What if we launched a program of our own?\n\nSo we began looking at the government science curriculum for Grade 6, where the students are old enough to take in a substantial amount of information and are still studying at school with daily PLF support.\n\nThe first thing we noticed is that the curriculum is extremely Cambodia-centric. The food chain, the environment, and husbandry are relevant to students across the globe, but the government curriculum confines these topics within a strictly national scope. It’s pragmatic, but limits the worldview of our students towards the point of isolation. Most of us grew up learning about polar bears even though we’ll likely never encounter a polar bear or any arctic animal outside of a zoo. Why shouldn’t Cambodian students learn the same?\n\nThe textbook also turns to human anatomy, a brief section on physical science, four pages on constellations, and a lone page on outer space. But how can you learn about the digestive system without a base understanding of cells or muscles? How can the solar system and the Earth’s rotation fit onto one page? The second thing we noticed is that there is no interactive learning. The government teachers write on the board, the students copy it down, and much of this comes as an afterthought to the reading, writing, and math, that are a part of every class. To the average visitor, a science class would likely look exactly the same as any other class being taught during normal hours.\n\nSo we put out the word that we were looking to start a science program, and a trail of experts showed up to help us build a curriculum. Our plan was to build the lessons to follow the order of the government textbook, so as to reinforce the topics the students were already learning, and we wanted to add experiments to build on the students’ understanding of what they had learned. We had nurses working on a human anatomy curriculum, a physicist working on physical science, and a host of other qualified volunteers contributing to lessons on biomes.\n\nThe lessons were high quality, but we found that the curricula built by teachers and scientists depended on a level of existing knowledge that the students (and importantly, the teachers) did not have. For example, physical science imagines that you already know about gravity. Teacher Ka’Oun, who has taken over the role as science teacher, was taught that there is a giant magnet in the center of the Earth and the iron in our blood is what keeps us from floating away. It’s an “inventive” explanation, but that was how he learned about gravity.\n\nThe curricular style was also different from what teachers were used to, and contained vocabulary that was very hard for a non-native speaker to understand. There is no Khmer translation for tundra, tibia, fibula, or nucleus, so the vocabulary-oriented lessons we learn in the Western world carry little interest at a high level of difficulty for students studying in the countryside. In fact, there are so few scientific terms in Khmer that any Cambodian who wants to become a doctor needs to study French.\n\nOkay, that wasn’t quite working. You can’t transplant something that works elsewhere into a completely different place because it just doesn’t work, and we were quickly reminded of that. So we tried it ourselves, and Lori sat down to put the Internet and her years of living in Cambodia towards a second stab at creating a science curriculum. She developed lessons for eight different biomes, we bought Ka’Oun a computer and projector, and we taught him how to use PowerPoint. When we launched the curriculum in late 2015 Ka’Oun came into the office every Sunday to learn, translate, and prepare for the following week’s lessons.\n\nIt wasn’t perfect; but it was received with great interest. In the first lesson we had to backtrack when we realized the students didn’t know any geography, and towards the end of the curriculum the students were anxious to learn about how humans could live in these different environments, so we added an additional lesson about Indigenous Peoples.\n\nWe chose to offer the class as an optional extra curricular, and much to our delight, the classroom was consistently packed with students both at the desks and peering in through the windows. They consumed this new knowledge of biomes with astonishing enthusiasm, and when it came time to do some sort of exam, we decided to hold a scavenger hunt with plant identifications, hidden clues, and various trivia questions at each station. The students knew every single answer.\n\nThere was a time when we were afraid we didn’t have any business at all building a curriculum in the first place, but while many of the previously developed curricula were not viable, something about the curriculum that Lori built was viable in a way that the previously developed curricula were not. We aren’t scientists, but we have experience working with Cambodians in a rural context. On the other hand, teachers and scientists who have a strong sense for pedagogical effectiveness and knowledge of the content have expertise far beyond ours when it comes to building a curriculum.\n\nWe took a step back to rethink the program; somehow we needed to merge that competency with cultural relevance.\n\nWe built our second curriculum, Physical Science, with quite a few helping hands along the way. Lori laid out a loose structure and scope of the content, a pair of teachers from the US developed the lessons and PowerPoint presentations, and when Hannah arrived last August she took over weekly (and sometimes daily) support as Ka’Oun rolled out the curriculum for our summer school students. There were many video clips and a few interactive activities for Biomes, but Physical Science featured weekly experiments and hands-on learning with which Ka’oun needed an extra level of assistance.\n\nSome topics, like atoms, were also particularly difficult for Ka’Oun and the students to grasp. For someone who has extremely little scientific background, you can imagine how strange it might seem to teach about a weird collection of circles orbiting a bigger circle that is so infinitesimally small. It’s too humid in Cambodia for anyone to have ever experienced a static shock, so when we rubbed balloons on our heads for 20 minutes with no result there were quite a few blank nods. You can show videos of giraffes or walruses and that construct a visual image any student can take in, but it took time to teach protons, neutrons, and electrons in a way that could be taken in from a Cambodian perspective. The students diligently took notes and understood in a literal sense what they were being taught, but when no one else in your village has ever heard about atoms either, there is an element of trust that you wouldn’t necessarily need in a Western classroom that needed to be built into our classroom environment.\n\nOver the past year, Ka’Oun taught the full Biomes and Physical Science curriculum to the new Grade 6 at Knar. We had a French volunteer supplement our light and optics lesson with a Camera Obscura, additional lessons on prisms and refraction, as well as add in some lessons of her own about states of matter. 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Even more important, his students have followed suit. They are the ones who asked us to learn more about how humans manage life in extreme habitats, they are the ones who are demanding to learn more, and that’s why this program is so compelling.\n\nThere is a bridge between all that a teacher would want to teach and what Ka’Oun has the ability to teach, and what’s important about that bridge is that we have worked to make it lateral. We could load every scientific detail onto Ka’Oun from the top down, but we have been able to avoid the pitfalls of vertical relationships and we have levelled that relationship to a two-way street. The students are asking, the teacher is asking, and they are rising from the bottom to meet us on a level where there is a constant and productive exchange of knowledge.\n\nSo what have we accomplished? 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"In the first words after the Gospel of the infancy of Jesus and John, Luke follows a frequent custom in the prophetic books of the Old Testament and begins by quoting the civil and religious authorities of the time when the word of God \"befalls\" John.\n\nLike Isaiah, Jeremiah, Baruch, Ezekiel, Hosea, Amos and others, who begin their book by defining the historical time in which the word of God was manifested to them. This means that the Word of God enters history to save it, and its event is historically verifiable. Luke also reveals in this way that he wants to present John as a prophet sent by God. Already in the passages dedicated to the infancy of Jesus and John, Luke had accustomed us to this structure: historical situation and the word of God that arrives. \"In the time of Herod, king of Judea.\" says Luke, the word of God, brought directly by the angel Gabriel, came to Zechariah and then to Mary of Nazareth. He introduces the birth of Jesus by quoting the decree of Caesar Augustus about the census issued \"in those days\", and that \"was made when Quirino was governor of Syria\".\n\nHuman history and the Word of God are intertwined, and the Word of God who becomes man in the womb of Mary enters history in a completely new and hitherto unimaginable way. The names of the authorities are seven, five civil and military and two religious. A number that in the Bible recalls the fullness. Luke lets us understand that all the authorities of every type and of every epoch, and all human history, will be inhabited in a new way and forever by the word of God, with extraordinary force and efficacy. \"Every valley shall be filled in, every mountain and hill shall be made level; the crooked shall be made straight, and the inaccessible shall be made level.\"\n\nWe remember the words of Jesus who defines John as \"the greatest among those born of women\", but also adds: \"The least in the Kingdom of Heaven is greater than he.\" We too are in this littleness. Let us remember, then, the prophetic dimension of our Christian vocation. We recognize that it is God's initiative, and that his word received provokes as a consequence: to go, to act and to speak. It is the same process that occurs in Mary and, with more difficulty, in Zechariah. They receive the word and act, and then they prophesy. This is what happens at baptism and throughout the Christian life. To make it easier for us to listen to the word, we are called to reproduce the desert of John: silence, listening, distancing ourselves from the things that shout and do not allow us to listen to God who speaks and sends us in his name. And let us allow his word to take us wherever he wants us to go.\n\nHomily on the readings for the Second Sunday of Advent"
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The promise remained unspoken, but Carabelle, standing just outside the door, heard her mother’s plea.\n\nPim, after a moment or two passed, suddenly turned into a blubbering heap; all Carabelle could do was go inside the cold room, hold him in her small arms, and cry with him.\n\nWhen she finally looked up, her mother’s eyes were still open, still staring, still waiting…\n\n“The secret to Lore-binding, Carabelle, is a strong funnel. The spirits are contained behind all sorts of things that separate our worlds, and a Binder needs to be careful. They crave to interact with humans, reclaim that which they left behind.\n\n“In the space between realms, if they escape the funnel there’s no telling what they’ll do.\n\n“Some even dream of conquest.”\n\n“Mom told you to promise never to show me this.”\n\n“I know, and I wanted to, but I couldn’t because the times are too perilous. But you’re of an age now, and we had no son that I could pass this down to as a legacy.” He stopped for a second, the sword balanced across his hands, his eyes locked onto hers.\n\n“Carabelle, are you afraid? If so, leave now, and we’ll never attempt it again. I’ll never speak of it again with you, and I’ll find an apprentice.”\n\nCarabelle was tempted, every cautionary instinct shouting, but she finally shook her head. “I’m not afraid, Father.”\n\nIt took both hands, slow steps, and great caution, but Carabelle guided the funnel safely into position, encircling the fire, snug against the perimeter stones. Pim nodded approvingly, and she felt a warm glow of satisfaction, tinged with guilt as it was.\n\n“Now turn the hourglass. I have to close my eyes, sweetheart. Keep watch, and call me out of the trance immediately if something goes wrong. Don’t be afraid to wake me. Do you understand?”\n\nCarabelle swallowed as she turned the hourglass, then looked at her father and nodded. “I understand.”\n\nHe sat on the floor, cross legged, and she did likewise next to him, watching in total fascination and not a little dread.\n\nThe blue flame popped and sizzled against the funnel glass, and he took a handful of it and encased the hourglass in it so it shared the boundaries, so it couldn’t be knocked over or broken by a sprite.\n\nThe flame around the hourglass intensified, grew brighter as if someone was lighting a blue-flamed torch from the inside.\n\nPim barely registered Carabelle drawing close to his side in fascinated fear, trembling, but she dared not look away.\n\nThe first of the spirits came through, blurred and amorphous. It was the color of old parchment, its misty hands casting about like a blind man lost in a strange place. Hovering between the funnel and blade, its empty eye sockets found her, and it smiled, but not in a pleasant way. 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His wife’s face dissolved, and roiling cloud of blue-white spirits poured themselves into the blade which was now turning blue, the runes appearing, but not the ones the Wizard Larin commissioned.\n\nThat’s not supposed to happen…\n\nHis eyes searched for his daughter, and the sight left to him froze him with dread and profound regret at not speaking the promise.\n\nA single blood red spirit with a jet aura glided over to Carabelle, still cowering and shivering on the ground; it turned and gave a feral smile to Pim as he died, and the last thing he saw was the spirit descending into her."
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"David Armstrong looks at a copy of his debut novel release, \"The Rising Place,\" Thursday at his office at Columbus City Hall. Outside of his position as the City of Columbus Chief Operations Officer, Armstrong pens screenplays and novels. Photo by: Jan Swoope/Dispatch Staff\n\nDavid Armstrong holds a copy Thursday of \"The Rising Place\" beside a poster in his City Hall office for the 2001 film \"The Rising Place.\" The story originally penned by Armstrong was adapted for the film first; it has just come out in book form.\nPhoto by: Jan Swoope/Dispatch Staff\n\nDavid Armstrong will tell you he has a real left brain/right brain dichotomy going on. By day, the City of Columbus Chief Operations Officer is immersed in local governance, budgets, meetings -- generally said to be the realm of the left brain. Outside the job, however, his mind inhabits a different world altogether -- a creative one teeming with evolving characters, plots and dialogue, even a little time travel. Welcome to the \"right brain side\" of David Armstrong.\n\nThe Natchez native is a writer of screenplays and novels. His debut book, \"The Rising Place,\" published by The Wild Rose Press, is available now on Amazon and will be available by June 2 through other book sources. While most writers pen a book and hope it might make it to the screen some day, \"The Rising Place\" experienced just the reverse. Armstrong's historical fiction was adapted for a 2001 independent film by Flatland Pictures, featuring Gary Cole and Frances Fisher among the cast. It won 16 film festival awards before opening in New York and Los Angeles. It's currently available on DVD.\n\nArmstrong has written additional screenplays, one of which he is marketing within the industry right now. He's also completed two other novels. One of those, \"The Third Gift,\" is under contract for publication this summer.\n\nIf there's a writing bug, it's been with the City of Columbus' COO since his childhood in Adams County.\n\n\"I remember writing my first short story, called 'The House on the Hill,' when I was, I think, in fifth grade,\" Armstrong said. \"I had an aunt who was a novelist who wrote Agatha Christie kind of stories and she got me interested.\"\n\nArmstrong wasn't a big reader as a kid, preferring instead to be outdoors involved in one sport or another. But in high school, he discovered broad horizons in the written word.\n\n\"I started reading a lot and wrote a lot of short stories and poetry,\" he said. \"I wrote my first novel in 1981.\"\n\nBalancing a passion to write with a demanding civic career means finding what works. For Armstrong, early mornings are best for writing, rather than trying to develop his stories after a long day's work at City Hall.\n\n\"My schedule is I get up about 4 in the morning, read for about 30 minutes and write from 4:30 to 6:30 (a.m.),\" Armstrong said. \"I've been doing that since about 1999.\" He devotes most weekends to writing as well. He's inspired, in part, by William Faulkner, whom he describes as \"probably my favorite writer.\"\n\n\"When a story or character appears in my head I'll just let it rumble around for weeks, sometimes months,\" he remarked. \"But once I start writing, it just kind of flows.\"\n\nFor \"The Rising Place,\" \"I had this really vivid dream. I dreamed I was in Oxford, standing in the town square, and I saw Faulkner riding this beautiful white horse. It was very vivid. 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What they reveal explains why Emily lived out her life ostracized by her town, and why she died alone, but certainly not forgotten.\n\nWith two books out this season and Armstrong's first sci-fi thriller screenplay, \"Playtime,\" on a front burner, the city official is busy before and after office hours with his \"right brain\" pursuits. It won't be all \"ups,\" he might tell aspiring young writers.\n\n\"Over the years I've gotten enough rejection letters and emails to paper the walls of my office,\" Armstrong said candidly. One, in fact, came Wednesday. But wanting to write means always learning and growing, he said.\n\n\"I grew yesterday from that rejection,\" he told The Dispatch Thursday. \"It hit me hard, but I learned from that. I'd forgotten don't get your hopes up too high. It's a very subjective business; it's easy to get discouraged and you just have to keep on keeping on.\"\n\nOne story that helps stoke the fire relates to best-selling author and MSU alumnus John Grisham.\n\n\"After he wrote 'A Time to Kill,' he was turned down by multiple literary agents until he was picked up -- and the rest is history,\" Armstrong said. \" ... Every time you write, you learn. It's like practicing a golf swing. I compare it to that because it's a skill -- and the more you practice, the better you get.\""
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He appears a strong stayer and will enjoy the quick conditions, making him an interesting contender.\n\nSea La Rosa narrowly heads the market ahead of the Group Two contest for fillies and mares.\n\nShe arrives in good form having finished second to Free Wind last time out following a Group Three win on her first start of the season.\n\nAidan O’Brien saddles the promising Emily Dickinson who appeared suited to a step up in trip when just held in a Group Three earlier this month.\n\nThe well-bred Dubawi filly, out of Irish Oaks winner Chicquita, receives the age allowance and should go well.\n\nWith twenty-eight runners set to line up there are a number of horses who could make the frame in what is a tricky race to predict.\n\nThe draw often plays a factor in such a big and competitive field, but there hasn’t appeared to be a particularly strong bias in this contest in recent years.\n\nLast year’s winner, Commanche Falls, who will attempt to retain his crown, was drawn in stall 23, and the two previous winners drawn in stalls 3 and 17, respectively.\n\nSummerghand was 8lbs higher when winning this in 2020 and has been performing well of late, whilst stablemate Gulliver was narrowly beaten in last year’s renewal and runs off the same mark.\n\nMr Wagyu won well at the Curragh recently, following a fourth-place finish in the Wokingham. He sets the standard on recent form and is a strong contender, as is Great Ambassador who has performed well here in the past.\n\nChil Chil is the highest-rated in the field, with a mark of 110, and drops down in class. She has 5lbs claimer Harry Davies onboard, and could be fairly well-handicapped in this company. Inver Park recorded a hat-trick of wins with success in the Buckingham Palace Stakes and must be respected on that form.\n\nFirst Folio and Popmaster are both worth considering as both have respectable form in big field handicaps. Outsider of the field Zargun has been disappointing of late, but ran well behind Asjad at York earlier in the season. 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