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"I received an invitation in the mail to attend a little birthday party for the Manager of the Lancaster Barnstormers, Butch Hobson. R.S.V.P.\n\nThen my brother called. What were my plans for celebrating my birthday?’\n\n“Right now I’m planning on going to a ball game and having ice cream with Butch Hobson on his birthday, which is on the 17th, just two days before mine. Close enough.”\n\nThen I started singing, “They say it’s your birthday…It’s my birthday, too, yeah…\n\nI called Maureen Wheeler at Clipper Magazine Stadium, explained my situation and asked if I could have my invitation “plus-oned.”\n\nThe ballpark seats about 15,000, but the only time it is more than half-full are some Friday and Saturday night games when they have free fireworks. The rest of the week, they give out free T-Shirts, reduced-priced food, prizes, anything to try to attract customers. They’re very accommodating.\n\nI was in Long Beach a few days later telling my friend Margaret about my plans.\n\n“It sounds good,” Margaret said. “It would sound fabulous if you were only nine years old.”\n\nI thought about that for a moment. “Margaret,” I finally replied. “I will be going there like a nine-year old. I’m going to the game with my little brother.”\n\nBeelzeBro X (formerly Brother X) arrived on Saturday afternoon. We had a drink in The Social Butterfly Saloon (formerly my back yard). Then we went to The Alley Kat for Dinner. After a while there we just came back to my place to chill. We watched a few Harness Races on the computer, because I’m a big fan of Harness Racing, and we watched a little TV, because we’re both big fans of closed-captioning.\n\nHe got up first on Sunday. He had to go to mass.\n\nMyself, I’ve been going to services at Saint Mattress for nearly 50 years. I stayed in bed.\n\nWhen he came back two hours later, he was an expert on my neighborhood. He knew more about it than I did. I suggested we have breakfast at the Onion Café. He said that it was closed on Sunday, but that the Fractured Prune was open and they had great coffee. We went to The Fractured Prune, which was just a little past the Onion Café, which was closed.\n\nHe even knew how The Fractured Prune got its name. I’ll leave that story for him to tell someday. It has nothing to do with fruit.\n\nIt was then time to go to the ball game. We used to go to baseball games together back when we were Cub Scout age. We even had Yankee uniforms. He wore #8 for Yogi Berra, and I wore #7 for Mickey Mantle. Magically, as soon as we handed our tickets to the usher at the Barnstormer gate we were both that age again. Only this time we could drink beer. Hey Margaret. We could have even more fun than 9-year-olds.\n\nThe day was dedicated to helping homeless Veterans in Lancaster County. The players wore special patriotic caps during the game, which were auctioned off during the 4th inning. After the game, whoever bought a hat went onto the field to get their hat from the player.\n\nI bought it for several reasons.\n\nHis last name is a beer, and that’s one of my favorite beverages.\n\nHe just joined the team from a Yankee farm team. So, nobody knew him, and the bidding wasn’t very spirited.\n\nI got his hat for $30. That’s more than I ever paid for a hat before (unless you count enlisting in the Navy). And it’s certainly more than I’ve ever paid for a Corona, but it was a steal. He scored the winning run in the bottom of the 11th inning.\n\nSuddenly, as he was driving away, I was no longer 9-years old, but, at least, I could still drink beer. I went to the Alley Kat and had a Corona. M-m-m-m-m-my Corona…."
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Will it be a new building, or a retrofit of an existing one?\n\nWith the help of a consultant and input from three town halls and an online survey, the city is now trying to determine the answers to some of those questions. “When [the city] approached me they said, look this is an exploratory process,” says Evonne Gallardo, the California-based consultant who also serves on the National Board of Latino Arts and Culture. “Even though we are just starting to look at this possibility and everything is still in development, it was important to me that this very broad engagement happen, whatever the outcome might be.”\n\nAt the first town hall, held in mid-April and attended by about 100 arts administrators and community members, Gallardo says it was clear that residents want a place to make art, not just to see it.\n\n“The growing trend is that people want to participate and engage in whatever art discipline that they like,” she says. “That’s what we heard at the first town hall. It was less about ‘I want to see this,’ and more, ‘I want to do this.’ We’ve also heard that this center should be multidisciplinary. It should be a flexible space, it should be an expansive space, so to speak, so really having the goal of inclusion in that broadest sense.” Over 41 percent of Phoenix residents identify as Latino, but those surveyed have said they want the space to welcome all.\n\n“Having a dedicated center would allow people from other backgrounds and cultures and religions and countries of origin to learn about this rich cultural heritage of the Latino and indigenous people,” Wilde says. The center is likely to overlap somewhat with Xico’s programming, but will serve a wider role, she says. Xico focuses mostly on printmaking and education, while the center may encompass a much broader array of disciplines. Wilde sits on an advisory committee giving input on the effort.\n\n“People definitely want a lot from this center,” she says, reflecting on the first town hall. “The biggest thing I kept hearing over and over is accessibility.” People want bilingual services and afterschool programming for youth. Wilde was excited that, at the town hall, the city offered headphones to Spanish-speaking residents so they could listen to translations of Gallardo’s remarks in real time.\n\nAnother town hall was held on April 20; the third and final will be April 22, and in early May residents will be able to weigh in by online survey. After that, Gallardo will prepare three models for how the center might be built.\n\nIn the first town hall, she heard a strong desire for the center to be located downtown. Wilde says she heard excitement about the possibility of a brand-new space that would be recognizable as a cultural asset outside the city, like the distinctive design of the new National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C.\n\nArts have begun to drive development on Phoenix’s Roosevelt Row, a downtown arts district named a “Great Place in America” by the American Planning Association in 2015. Now condos and apartments are popping up along Roosevelt. “I think that’s evidence that’s showing the arts are driving economic growth down here,” says Wilde, who grew up in the Phoenix suburbs and has watched the arts scene burgeon in recent years.\n\nShe sees a need for the new cultural center, but still has some questions about it: Will it provide additional services relevant to the Latino community, or stick to arts and culture? And how will it work with existing arts groups?\n\n“I would like to know what the city or what the consultant is thinking in terms of proposed partnerships with these Latino arts and culture organizations, like Xico, that already exist. How can we work together? Because I think especially right now, we need to work together,” she says.\n\nHow the center would support itself must also be resolved. The $1.4 million bond would be used to launch it, but the goal is for financial independence. Gallardo says she’s exploring multiple options, from a traditional nonprofit model to a more entrepreneurial approach, but the details haven’t been worked out.\n\nGallardo expects to complete her feasibility study and capital needs review in June."
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They speak to a dysfunctional system that was absolutely unprepared to handle the outbreak of the pandemic, the repercussions of which have been surfacing in different reports for months, painting a truly disturbing picture of thousands of lives whose humanity has been suspended by a system that renders them essentially disposable and unworthy of protection and basic medical and mental health care.\n\nSome of the most recent accounts of abuse include an unsubstantiated claim by Dawn Wooten, a nurse at the Irwin County Detention Center in Georgia, who filed a whistleblower complaint, alleging that women held in the facility were undergoing forced hysterectomies. Though this claim is, again, currently unsubstantiated, the Irwin County facility was singled out in 2016 by Eunice Cho, a senior staff attorney at the ACLU, for its deficient medical care. Wooten also alleges that proper COVID-19 safety measures were not taken at the center, which does correlate to other findings regarding coronavirus outbreaks in detention facilities in the South, such as the LaSalle Detention Facility in Louisiana and the Farmville Detention Center in Virginia, covered previously by NPQ, though the number of positive COVID cases at Farmville has increased to 97 percent from the earlier reported 65 percent.\n\nAs Cho discussed with Isaac Chotiner of the New Yorker, even if Wooten’s claim regarding the hysterectomies is false, immigrant women in particular face great danger. “At poorly run facilities, language barriers make detention and medical care even worse, and the Trump Administration has exacerbated the already dire circumstances of ICE detainees across the country.” Over 6,000 detained people have tested positive for the coronavirus, which is almost a third of those ICE is currently holding. As Cho notes, ICE medical care reportedly consists of people being given a Tylenol or told to drink more water.\n\nThese dire circumstances are outlined in a September 21st report issued by the Democratic-led House Homeland Security Committee, resulting from a yearlong investigation into ICE detention centers around the country. The Committee interviewed over 400 people at eight different facilities. Their findings outline ICE facilities failing to meet the very basic standards of care:\n\nReported by The Washington Post, the House Committee “described an ICE detainee in Louisiana who went into anaphylactic shock four times in four months before blood tests were administered that determined the man had a peanut allergy. At a jail in New Mexico, where an inspector made an unannounced visit, the facility was ‘a mess’ and 300 sick calls by detainees had gone unanswered, while immigrants with chronic conditions lacked routine care.”\n\nHouse Homeland Security Chairman Bennie Thompson of Mississippi states, “Our investigation has made abundantly clear that ICE must establish better processes to identify and correct deficiencies at its detention centers that don’t meet ICE’s own standards of care….The COVID-19 pandemic, and its quick spread within ICE facilities, has further highlighted how failures to meet these standards of care are a matter of life and death for migrants and employees.”\n\nWhat the House Committee found aligns with the ACLU report, which is based on interviews of 150 people at five of the new Trump-era facilities who told “stories of death in solitary confinement units, people with disabilities locked away from view and given sedatives during a facility inspection, excessive use of force by officers, and the struggle to bathe without soap for over a month.” The number of deaths from suicide is also increasing due to inadequate mental health care and the excessive use of solitary confinement as punishment, some isolated for as many as 60 days for minor infractions. One-third of the deaths in detention centers from January 2017 to March 2020 were suicides, almost twice the number from 2008–2016.\n\nThe above details only skim the surface of the many stories of widespread abuse and mistreatment outlined in both reports and are primarily based on interviews, because the House Committee and the ACLU faced significant challenges in conducting their investigations and found an overall lack of transparency. Both reports indicate that the facilities they examined were given notice prior to their inspection. The House report states:\n\nOne housing unit toured at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center had the smell of fresh paint. A guard in the unit acknowledged that the area had just recently been painted; at the LaSalle ICE Processing Center, CoreCivic officials arrived at the facility prior to the Committee’s arrival and instituted a major clean up—planting fresh flowers, painting the walls, and installing new shower curtains; and at the Otero County Processing Center, migrant detainees told staff that individuals held in solitary cells were returned to the general population just prior to the Committee’s arrival.\n\nThe ACLU’s report provides numerous recommendations for Congress, Homeland Security, the Department of Justice, and state and local governments to finally put an end to the “abusive and inhumane detention conditions that were present before the virus outbreak and which undoubtedly have placed immigrants in detention in more imminent danger.”\n\nThe Virginia State Senate is attempting to counteract the overarching lack of transparency to rectify the horrific conditions putting those held in ICE facilities in their state in danger. In mid-September, the Senate introduced a bill to establish state oversight of Virginia detention centers. Under the current law, Virginia detention centers are not required to implement recommendations, and health inspectors must be invited in. Senator Jennifer Boysko, who proposed the bill, states, “This bill will give us the teeth to allow our people to go in and make sure that they are being maintained in proper sanitation. Get inspectors in.”\n\nAs more people have died this year in ICE custody than any year since 2006, it is far beyond time to not only “get inspectors in” but to overhaul a system long predicated upon rampant injustice and a willful and deadly indifference that has robbed thousands of people of their human rights and their lives.—Beth Couch\n\nMore about: Customs and Border Patrol",
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"Weekly Highlights is a feature that I used to do a few years ago that I have deicded to revive and revamp! So on Sunday’s (hopefully every one but it may be every other!) I plan to do a Sunday Summary, detailing what books I have read or am reading, what posts I posted, what books I received or bought and what posts/books are upcoming next week.\n\nIt is inspired by The Story Sirens In My Mailbox, Books, Biscuit and Tea’s Showcase Sunday, Kimba Caffeinated’s Sunday Post, and the British Letterbox Love, and Kris’ Wednesday Weekly.\n\nPosts From The Week\n\nI’ve had a much better week on the blog this week. I’ve basically had a post go live every day this week!\n\nOn Monday, I posted a review of All the Rage for the blog tour. You can find that over here.\n\nOn Tuesday, I hosted an interview with the lovely Alejandra Guibert. You can read the interview here.\n\nAlso on Tuesday, I shared my thoughts on Little Boy Lost – a gvery hard-hitting thriller read.\nCheck out my thoughts here.\n\nOn Thursday, I was then sharing my thoughts on The Neighbour. You can go read those in this post.\n\nAnd lastly, on Friday, I was on the blog tour for The Princess and the Valley Men, you can check out that post over here.",
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"One early October afternoon, ten-year-old Jacob Rossi begins the short walk home from school. But he never makes it.\n\nDays later, DCI Anna Tate is called to the scene of a burning building, where an awful discovery has been made. A body has been found, and the label in his school blazer reads: J. Rossi.\n\nAs Anna starts digging, she soon learns that a lot of people had grudges against the boy’s father. But would any of them go so far as to take his son?\n\nAnd is the boy’s abductor closer than she thinks?\n\nSome women have it all. Others are thirty-four, renting a tiny flat alone because they recently found their long-term boyfriend in bed with their boss. Unfortunately, the latter applies to Ginny Taylor. Single and jobless, Ginny is certain her life can’t get any worse. But then she encounters her downstairs neighbour for the very first time…\nCassie Frost is a woman who had it all – she was a once-loved actress, but a recent stint on reality TV has rocketed her to online infamy. She’s suddenly become a national hate figure – and she desperately needs a new publicist. And Ginny is a publicist who desperately needs a job… but can she be persuaded to work for the uber-difficult, excessively prickly woman that lives below her floorboards?\n\nA heart-wrenching, life-affirming novel about a 12-year-old boy who is the sole survivor of a deadly plane crash\n\nOne summer morning, a flight takes off from New York to Los Angeles. There are 216 passengers aboard: among them a Wall Street millionaire; a young woman taking a pregnancy test in the airplane toilet; a soldier returning from Afghanistan; and two beleaguered parents moving across the country with their adolescent sons. When the plane suddenly crashes in a field in Colorado, the younger of these boys, 12-year-old Edward Adler, is the sole survivor.\n\nDear Edward recounts the stories of the passengers aboard that flight as it hurtles toward its fateful end, and depicts Edward’s life in the crash’s aftermath as he tries to make sense of the loss of his family, the strangeness of his sudden fame, and the meaning of his survival. As Edward comes of age against the backdrop of sudden tragedy, he must confront one of life’s most profound questions: how do we make the most of the time we are given?’\n\nAGENT ZAIBA INVESTIGATES is a fun, contemporary new series for fans of The Sinclair’s Mysteries and the Murder Most Unladylike books.\n\nEleven-year-old Zaiba is obsessed with crime. Her Aunt Fouzia runs a detective agency back in Karachi and has turned Zaiba on to the brilliant Eden Lockett Mysteries. She has every book in the series – and the quilt cover, and the phone case. All she needs now is a crime to solve…\n\nIn book one, Zaiba is attending a family Mehndi party at The Grand Royal Star Hotel when she hears that the prized Italian Greyhound of a famous actress has gone missing from the star’s suite. With the help of her best friend and her little brother, the amateur sleuth manages to foil the petnapping plot and save the day.\n\nHere are the books I’ve received this week!",
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"From Katie Cotugno and author of Sex and the City Candace Bushnell comes this fierce and feisty exploration of feminism: standing up, speaking out and rewriting the rules.\n\nDon’t be easy. Don’t give it up. Don’t be a prude. Don’t be cold. Don’t put him in the friendzone. Don’t act desperate. Don’t let things go too far. Don’t give him the wrong idea. Don’t blame him for trying. Don’t walk alone at night. But calm down! Don’t worry so much. Smile!\n\nMarin is a smart, driven, popular girl – she’s headed for Brown when she graduates and has a brilliant career as a journalist ahead of her. Especially in the eyes of English teacher Mr Beckett. He spends a lot of time around Marin, and she thinks it’s harmless . . . until he kisses her.\n\nNo one believes Marin when she tells them what happened, so she does the only thing she can: she writes an article called ‘Rules for Being a Girl’ for the school paper to point out the misogyny and sexism that girls face every day. As things heat up at school and in her personal life, Marin must figure out how to take back the power and rewrite her own rules.\n\nThis book was a surprise book sent by the wonderful team at Pan Macmillan Children’s. It sounds like my kind of book though so I cannot wait to dive in. Thank you to them for the review copy!",
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"A laugh out loud look at first love, loss and trying to avoid the girl of your dreams.\n\nWhat a stupid expression that is in the first place: To fall in love.\nLike you fall into a ditch or something.\nMaybe people need to look where they’re going.\n\nAs far as Phoebe Davies is concerned, love is to be avoided at all costs. Why would you spend your life worrying about something that turns you into a complete moron? If her best friend Polly is anything to go by, the first sniff of a relationship makes you forget about your friends (like, hello?), get completely obsessed with sex (yawn) and bang on constantly about a person who definitely isn’t as great as you think they are.\n\nSo Phoebe isn’t going to fall in love, ever.\nBut then she meets Emma . . .\n\nLove is for Losers by Wibke Brueggemann is a hilarious, life-affirming novel about all the big stuff: love, sex, death, family, heartbreak, kittens . . . and kisses that turn the whole world upside down.\n\nIn the same parcel as above, I also got this book from Pan Macmillan Children’s which also sounds very good. Thank you again to the team for this review copy.",
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"In this volume we’ll see the Heartstopper gang go on a school trip to Paris! Not only are Nick and Charlie navigating a new city, but also telling more people about their relationship AND learning more about the challenges each other are facing in private…\n\nMeanwhile Tao and Elle will face their feelings for each other, Tara and Darcy share more about their relationship origin story, and the teachers supervising the trip seem… rather close…?\n\nI was very excited that this week was the release of Alice Oseman’s third volume in the Heartstopper series so I instantly bought myself a copy of the book to enjoy!",
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"From critically acclaimed author Alice Oseman comes a smartly crafted contemporary YA novel, perfect for readers who love Rainbow Rowell’s Fangirl. This is an utterly captivating and authentic new teen novel from the author of Solitaire, which VOYA said “could put her among the great young adult fiction authors.”\n\nFrances Janvier spends most of her time studying.\n\nEveryone knows Aled Last as that quiet boy who gets straight As.\n\nYou probably think that they are going to fall in love or something. Since he is a boy and she is a girl.\n\nThey don’t. They make a podcast.\n\nIn a world determined to shut them up, knock them down, and set them on a cookie cutter life path, Frances and Aled struggle to find their voices over the course of one life-changing year. Will they have the courage to show everyone who they really are? Or will they be met with radio silence?\n\nI realised this week that despite reading Radio Silence, I did not appear to have a copy – my luck is that it went missing in the move. So, to ensure that I still have a complete set, I also bought this book this week!",
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"In his first contemporary teen novel, critically acclaimed author and two-time Edgar Award finalist Lamar Giles spotlights the consequences of societal pressure, confronts toxic masculinity, and explores the complexity of what it means to be a “real man.”\n\nDel has had a crush on Kiera Westing since kindergarten. And now, during their junior year, she’s finally available. So when Kiera volunteers for an opportunity at their church, Del’s right behind her. Though he quickly realizes he’s inadvertently signed up for a Purity Pledge.\n\nHis dad thinks his wires are crossed, and his best friend, Qwan, doesn’t believe any girl is worth the long game. But Del’s not about to lose his dream girl, and that’s where fellow pledger Jameer comes in. He can put in the good word. In exchange, Del just has to get answers to the Pledgers’ questions…about sex ed.\n\nWith other boys circling Kiera like sharks, Del needs to make his move fast. But as he plots and plans, he neglects to ask the most important question: What does Kiera want? He can’t think about that too much, though, because once he gets the girl, it’ll all sort itself out. Right?\n\nThe very lovely people over at Harper360 sent me this book last week and I cannot wait to give this one a read. It sounds incredible. Thank you for this review copy!",
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"An emotionally rich and current story of suicide, mental health, bullying, grief and growing up around social media.\n\nWhen fifteen-year-old Nathan discovers that his older brother Al has taken his own life, his whole world is torn apart.\nAl was special.\nAl was talented.\nAl was full of passion and light…so why did he do it?\nConvinced that his brother was in trouble, Nathan begins to retrace his footsteps. And along the way, he meets Megan. Al’s former classmate, who burns with the same fire and hope, who is determined to keep Al’s memory alive. But when Nathan learns the horrifying truth behind his brother’s suicide, one question remains – how do you survive, when you’re growing up in the age of social media?\n\nLastly, but certainly not least, thank you to Simon and Schuster for this review copy of And The Stars Were Burning Brightly which sounds like my kind of read!\n\nAnd there you have it, my Sunday Summary!\n\nWhat Did You Get This Week? What Cool Blog Posts Did You Write? What Are You Reading This Week?\n\nMy Thoughts On... The Burning by Laura Bates"
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"Cultivars such as Braeburn – developed in New Zealand – grown in Britain are helping to spearhead the renaissance of British apples. Photo Workers.\n\nThe Covid-19 pandemic has seen increased discussion of home food production and less reliance on food imports (along with many other products). Encouragingly, some British food growers are thinking positively along the same lines.\n\nBritish Apples & Pears, the trade association which supports its British grower members and promotes British grown apples and pears to the public, wants to see 60 per cent of all apples on UK supermarket shelves British by 2030. At the moment it’s less than half – 42 per cent.\n\nIt’s an ambitious target for an industry that was in almost terminal decline and which has been fighting its way back since the late 1980s. Back then it was impossible to find a British apple in most supermarkets.\n\nThe rot started when Britain joined the European Economic Community (EEC) in 1973. Home varieties were undercut by French Golden delicious and Granny Smith which received aggressive marketing support, tipping the industry into decline.\n\nAs the EEC became the EU it brought in regulations which further undermined the British fruit industry as the traditional British apple varieties did not easily conform to the standards. Since the 1970s 60 per cent of our apple orchards were grubbed up, often with EU grants that forbade replanting within 15 years.\n\nKent, the Garden of England, lost 85 per cent of its apple orchards. Hereford fared even worse, losing 90 per cent. Half of Britain’s pear orchards have been ploughed up. And yet the industry is clawing its way back.\n\nThere are two aspects of this fightback. Firstly, a solid conviction among growers that the British climate produces some the best tasting apples in the world. And secondly, the growers have applied scientific knowledge and organisation to develop and promote their product.\n\nTalk about increasing self-reliance in food production can lead to comments such as, “Oh, so you want to grow bananas and melons.” No, we just want to stop importing inferior versions of what we grow best in Britain. And apples would be at the top of that list.\n\nThe fact is that apples are ideally suited for Britain. They fare well in the British climate from north to south, with sufficient heat and coolness to produce a range of very tasty apples.\n\nBritain is also home to one of the finest cooking apples in the world – the Bramley Seedling. It was the Bramley growers who took the lead after the EU-induced decline, establishing the Bramley Campaign in 1989 and running successful consumer campaigns funded by a voluntary subscription from growers and fans. A year later the trade association English Apples and Pears was founded, and this then became British Apples and Pears.\n\nWe now consume around 122,000 tonnes of British-grown apples a year. Home demand is so strong we only export 3 per cent of our crop. But we still have to import more than half of the apples we consume – hence the importance of the target to increase home production.\n\nThe growers loved the old varieties of apples, but they knew they could not rely on history. They didn’t want the apple industry to become a museum piece, and they knew that the supermarkets that control 85 per cent of food sales in Britain would not accept the old varieties.\n\nSo they decided to grow cultivars originally raised in New Zealand – for example Jazz, Braeburn, Gala and Pink Lady – and grow them in Britain. Since then, they have increased the range and you will find varieties such as Envy, Sweetie, Evelina, Red Prince and Magic Star (also known as Kentish Kiss, when retailed in Tesco!).\n\nThese varieties have been carefully selected for their ability to produce high volumes and their excellent storage properties which allow the growers to offer British apples on a year-round basis. Already, British apple sales have grown by 40 per cent in volume since 2009 thanks to this varietal shift.\n\nThe growers are now demanding more government support for research funding to develop all aspects of the fruit industry and to train a new generation of growers."
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"Michael Winner’s Scream For Help (1984) is a thoroughly enjoyable – as well as nutsy – hybrid of a Nancy Drew style mystery, a psycho-thriller that has gas lighting on the agenda and a contemporary slasher (which were all the rage during the early to mid-eighties). From its opening line told in voice over from the film’s spunky protagonist Christie (Rachael Kelly) (“My step father is trying to kill my mother”) right into the final act which plays out like an explosively violent cat and mouse home invasion film, the piece powers through with a sturdy cast, dynamic screenplay from Tom Holland and an inspired visual and tonal approach from director Winner who had just come off his remake of the 1945 classic The Wicked Lady. One of the young stars of Scream For Help was Corey Parker, a talented teen who does not share this scribe’s views on what Winner intended with the style of this psychotic step-father story. “It was a fairly simplistic approach to telling the story”, says Parker, “I don’t think it had very high ambitions in any aesthetic sense.”\n\nScream For Help would be Parker’s first feature film after working in television on the series As The World Turns. Parker recalls, “I had studied at the High School of Performing Arts in New York City. I had done a lot of theatre in New York. Michael Winner seemed nice when I auditioned. I think I had three callbacks for that role.” Originally, director Richard Franklin was meant to take the lead on churning out the film after he and screenwriter Tom Holland worked wonders together with the critically acclaimed Psycho II, however, that would not come fruition. Holland has since gone on the record to say that he wished Richard Franklin directed the film (instead of moving on to do his killer orang-utan film Link), because he felt Michael Winner completely changed the tone of his script. Parker adds “The tone of the script that I read and what we shot seemed to be similar to an after school special that had gone down a dark alley, it was not reaching for any lofty goal that I could see.” Parker also recalls that working with Michael Winner was not a pleasant experience, and before production had not seen Winner’s cult favorites such as the Death Wish films, or his ventures into the horror genre such as The Sentinel.\n\nOn the subject of his character of Josh, Corey Parker says, “He was innocent and was forced into a traumatic situation when he had not tools for dealing with it. That was how I saw him anyway. He was a part of me. He was the naïve and kind innocent who was just starting to learn about life, he still had one foot in childhood. He had a good heart. Just no clue on what to do with the situation. He became heroic ultimately and that was good for him and for me. He developed courage.”\n\nThe lead, Rachel Kelly, truly embodies the essence of a complicated teen written by super talented writer Tom Holland. She and Corey Parker share a wonderful dynamic – here is this girl who is incredibly smart, resourceful and energetic but also completely nervous about intimacy. She’s a multi-faceted and perpetually interesting character and being younger than the general older teen in 80s slashers makes her somehow less vulnerable because she has such unashamed spunk and zeal. “Rachel was great”, recalls Parker, “an authentic person, nothing phony about her at all. We had a good relaxed connection. No problems. I was glad to work with her.”\n\nAs the film’s villain, David Allen Brooks makes a perfect psychotic and one of the most fascinating features is that he isn’t the masked “boogeyman” you’d find in most slasher films of the time. Here is a guy who is handsome, athletic and “together”. Parker remembers, “David was really a sweet guy. It was interesting to watch his transformation. He was totally committed. He was like a mentor to me on that. He had done a lot of soap opera. He had an amazing apartment on the east side of Manhattan. He was really a good guy.”\n\nWhen asked about the most memorable sequences to shoot, Parker recalls, “Eating peanut butter out of the jar. Michael Winner started the camera rolling and told me to eat peanut butter as fast as I could, but he never called “cut.” He used a thousand foot magazine on the camera and had me try to eat an entire jar of pb in one session. It was sadistic and ultimately painful as hell. The sex scene with the other young actress, I can’t remember her name. She was 16 and I was 18. Her mom was on set. They were nervous about the scene, she would be topless. I was on top of her, trying to be a sensitive lover or whatever and Michael W. started yelling obscenities at me that I needed to “F*** her HARD!!” he was crude and abusive. It was a nightmare. I did like rescuing Rachel from the fire. After the production Michael Winner gave me round trip tickets to Paris (we shot in London mostly). I think he knew he’d been awful.”\n\nAnother addition to Scream For Help that makes it such a unique film, is John Paul Jones’s score which has such a soap opera feel to it adding to its endearing “strangeness”. “I got to meet John Paul Jones,” says Parker, “so that was certainly a dream for me. I grew up in NYC listening to Led Zeppelin. His music surprised me but it was appropriate. I have the album. Jimmy Page played on it too.” Parker would go on to appear in Friday the 13th: A New Beginning, however the young actor was not strictly taking roles in horror movies. He says, “I wasn’t consciously going for horror movies, just an actor hoping to book a job. I auditioned for Fri the 13th in L.A. Danny Steinmann directed and we had great fun on that shoot.”",
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"The book Day of Empire by Yale law professor Amy Chua postulates that tolerance is a necessary condition for a nation to become a world-dominant power. Tolerance as defined in her book refers\n\n“to the degree of freedom with which individuals or groups of different ethnic, religious, racial, linguistic, or other backgrounds are permitted to coexist, participate, and rise in society.”[1]\n\nThe first part of Chapter Ten of Day of Empire examines what she calls the “brutally intolerant” regime of Nazi Germany. In this article I will quote from parts of Chapter Ten of her book, with analysis of some mistakes she makes and how she can obtain more accurate information about National Socialist Germany.\n\nMy response: Neither National Socialist Germany or Japan threatened to take over the world. This is discussed in detail in Chapters One, Two, Three, Four and Ten of my book Germany’s War.\n\nMy response: Chapters Five, Six, and Seven of Germany’s War document how the Allies mass murdered more than 9 million Germans after the end of World War II. This is a savage butchery during peace time that is seldom mentioned by historians and our controlled media. These Allied crimes were worse than any crimes committed by National Socialist Germany during World War II. I also don’t know how Amy Chua can claim that Stalin’s purges before World War II were less brutal than the crimes allegedly committed by National Socialist Germany.",
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"My response: As discussed in Chapter Ten of Germany’s War, National Socialist Germany did practice racial discrimination. However, it is a myth that Germany claimed to be the “Master Race.” Hitler never made any such claim or used any term remotely resembling “Master Race.” Instead, Hitler used the term “Aryan” to represent all the Germanic peoples of Europe, including the British, Dutch, Swedes, Norwegians, Fins, Swiss, and all other European people of Germanic origin. The term “Master Race,” so dearly beloved by anti-Germans, was never even used in SS training. Hitler also never sought for Germany or Aryans to be the rulers of the world.\n\nMy response: As discussed in Chapter Eight of Germany’s War, there were no homicidal gas chambers in any of the German concentration camps during World War II.\n\nMy response: As discussed in Chapter Eight of Germany’s War, Germany constructed crematoria in their concentration camps to dispose of people who died from natural causes such as typhus, typhoid, etc. However, Germany did not have homicidal gas chambers or a program of genocide against Jews during World War II.",
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All told, IceCube boasts a cubic kilometer of coverage, watching over a billion metric tons of extremely clear ice.\n\nThat’s what it takes to detect neutrinos, along with a team of scientists who have the skill and determination to spot rare events.\n\nIceCube’s more than 5,000 detectors take in a tremendous firehose of light, Whitehorn said. Detecting the Glashow resonance meant researchers had to pick out a handful of telltale photons, individual particles of light, from that firehose spray.\n\n“This is some of the most impressive technical work I’ve ever seen,” Whitehorn said, calling the team unstoppable over the years-long effort to confirm this was a Glashow resonance event.\n\nMaking the work even more impressive was the fact that the lead authors — Lu, Yuan and Haack — were in three countries on three different continents during the analysis. Lu was a postdoc at Chiba University in Japan, Yuan was at WIPAC in the U.S. and Haack was a doctoral student at Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule Aachen University in Germany.\n\n“It was amazing to me just seeing that that is possible,” Kopper said.\n\nBut this is very much in keeping with the ethos of IceCube, an observatory built on international collaboration. IceCube is operated by a group of scientists, engineers and staff from 53 institutions in 12 countries, together known as the IceCube Collaboration. The project’s headquarters is WIPAC, a research center of UW-Madison in the United States.\n\nTo confirm the detection and usher in a new chapter of neutrino astronomy, the IceCube Collaboration is working to detect more Glashow resonances. 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I then got a few gigs interstate; my first show ever being at the Sydney International Tennis Centre which led to playing at the Big Top Arena in Sydney and other various venues around Australia. At the time, majority of the shows were for free, as I was just given the opportunity for the experience but it definitely paid off in the long run. It wasn’t until 2013 where I started to send my music off to record labels and I landed a few releases with Neon Records, Ministry Of Sound and Central Station. I mainly focused on just the music itself at the time rather than the whole concept of the DJ/Producer status. I started gaining support from some of the worlds biggest DJs and that was when I knew I could potentially take things to the next level and have a solid future in the business. It’s a massive learning curve, you never stop learning and achieving new things. That is why I love it so much.\n\nQ : You’ve quickly become a man in demand and though arguably your career is still in its infancy, there have been a succession of highlights. What are some of your favourites – and have you had any ‘pinch yourself’ moments?\n\nA. I’ve got a long way to go until I can say “I’ve made it”. As I mentioned before you never stop learning and you’re always doing something new to help make your career and your music what it is today. In such a short time I have indeed had a few highlights which I’m most proud of. My favourite to date would have to be recently when I signed an artist deal with Sony Music Entertainment, as it was a goal of mine that I hoped to achieved a few years down the line. 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It happened around six months ago at a time I was working on several instrumental records. I received an email one morning that had a really rough draft of the vocal to ‘All The Way’ and was asked if I wanted to pursue this vocal and turn it into a new single. I loved it from the moment I heard it and I knew there was potential. I didn’t know at the time who the vocalist was. It wasn’t until I finished the rough draft of the single that I knew it was Ilan Kidron from The Potbelleez. I also discovered that the record was co-written by multi-platinum selling writers DNA (David Musumeci & Anthony Egizii), who recently wrote and produced ‘You Ruin Me’ by The Veronicas that went to #1 on iTunes. It was a privilege to have had the opportunity to work with such amazing talents and people on this record. It’s definitely an experience that I would like to re-live again and again, as it was a fresh take for me personally on producing and writing music. Having my name next to The Potbelleez on a single is also a dream come true because I grew up listening to their music back in 2007, so I’m very humbled to have an original single together with them.\n\nQ : What’s next on the cards for you? And what can we expect throughout the next 12 months?\n\nLots and lots of new music, and I would love to be hopefully touring within the next six months. Life has been amazing so far and I feel that it’s only going to get better. It feels like I’m on a roller coaster that is only going up and I have no plans to slow down any time soon. You can expect to see some new music together with some really talented and amazing artists coming soon!\n\nMarcus Santoro & The Potbellez’ single ‘All The Way’ is available digitally now."
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"You probably already know this seminal book that’s regularly named on all-time best science fiction lists, but in case you don’t, let’s do a quick recap: Guy Montag is our protagonist. He’s a fireman, except that that job isn’t what you might expect: it involves burning books. If you just let out a gasp at this point, that would be the appropriate reaction!\n\nRest assured that you’re definitely not alone, though: Ray Bradbury, the author of this book, was as horrified as you when he discovered the very political act of book-burning. Indeed, this book was borne out of his concern over the partisan events of World War II and how Hitler specifically ordered books to be burned in Berlin. He later revealed:\n\n“When I heard about Hitler burning the books in the streets of Berlin, it bothered me terribly. I was 15 when that happened, I was thoroughly in love with libraries and he [Hitler] was burning me when he did that. The reason why I wrote Fahrenheit is that I am a library person and I am in danger of someday writing something that people might not like and they might burn. So it was only natural that I sat down and wrote Fahrenheit 451.”\n\nIn short, it’s thanks to the political upheaval of the 1940s that we have this great cautionary tale of book-burning today — in case we ever need it as a warning (or a premonition) again.",
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But several congregations of imams, in the glare of media publicity, stepped forward to announce their support of the government in the jihad against Pakistani infiltrators in Kargil. Newspapers carried pictures of Muslims converging on the prime minister’s residence to do the same. Muslim members of the secular political parties vied with one another in the patriotism stakes.\n\nNowhere is this suspicion of Muslims more visible than in the question of India’s maps. Maps used throughout the world show Kashmir as either disputed territory or belonging to Pakistan. Many of the maps used by the Indian media and organizations, including various official and popular publications, show the same, as they usually come from such international sources rather than official Indian ones, either because the foreign ones are better quality or because they are easily available , for example through the Internet.\n\nBut a map-divide has became all too evident. When a Muslim uses or displays a map showing Kashmir as non-Indian, he is arrested immediately; and if such a map belongs to a non-Muslim source or is even expressly published by a non-Muslim publication or institution, it is either ignored or attracts the lightest legal treatment.\n\nThere have been several such cases in the southern Indian state of Kerala. In the city of Calicut, a small restaurant was immediately targeted when a map was spotted near the kitchen showing Kashmir outside India. Ten Muslims and two Hindus were immediately arrested, and later released on bail; only the Muslims were later charged.\n\nIn another similar incident a Muslim engineer on vacation from his Gulf job was arrested for possessing a foreign-made globe showing Kashmir outside India. He was charged under Indian Penal Code Section 124A, which is carries a possible penalty of up to seven years’ imprisonment. Hundreds of other Indians must have bought similar globes and brought them into India, without the slightest attention being paid to this matter.\n\nThe case of a non-Muslim magazine (Christian-owned, to be exact) presents a fine contrast. Balarama, a children’s magazine in the Malayalam regional language, part of the largest-circulation daily paper, the Malayala Manorama group, printed a similar map as part of an illustrated series. Although some newspapers reported the incident, no immediate action was taken. Had it been a Muslim publication, experience shows that copies of the magazine would have been immediately confiscated and editors put behind bars. Only several days later was a case brought against the magazine, and even that was on a private petition; the state took no action whatsoever.\n\nBut the state did not need such prompting in the case of a Muslim publication, the Muslim Review of the People’s Democratic Party in Kerala, which published a similarly offending map. The police arrested not only the editor but the printer as well. No-one, either within the judiciary or outside it, appears to have noticed the different standards applied for the same offence.\n\nWhat is more, even some maps published by federal and state government agencies are guilty of the same ‘error’. Thus in Kerala, for example, a regional centre of the federal government’s computer education and training centre has a brochure with a map that does not show Kashmir as part of India. The standard explanation is that they all adopted a map, banned by India in 1995, from a software package published by the US computer giant Microsoft. But the more pertinent fact is that no official of either this centre or the parent department was booked for the offence.\n\nBut the biggest paradox lies with India’s most patriotic (ie Hinduist) outfit. 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Can we be sure that in your agenda there will be steps taken to ensure that people can roll their shopping carts (or “buggies” for those of us that live in the South) full of groceries to their cars without Lil’ Whodatis running up on them asking them to check out “that new hot sh*t!” Additionally, what measures are there in your agenda that will slow the rate of DJs spinning in unwanted areas. There was once a time that you could get a haircut, buy a record, or get your car washed in peace; but now every space once filled with a simple lamp or a bookshelf is now occupied with a DJ table complete with DJ gear as well as DJ Notyouagain’s mixtape for sale on the “low low”. Where, Candidate, will this end? Will our children be able to have their anniversary dinners in a nice upscale restaurant sometime in the future without someone in a hoodie and backwards fitted baseball cap tilted just so in the establishment “on the ones and twos”?\n\nCandidate, there are really no winners in war. 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Once upon a time these guys probably wanted to be doctors, but the Wobble kept them from their dreams.\n\nCandidate, what bill will you pass to keep Black people from talking loud in, as well as, telling all the good parts of the movies. Again, this may unfortunately require the involvement of the nation’s armed forces.\n\nSince 1985 there has been a increasing amount of violence in the streets of Black America. From brutal fistfights to reports of gunfire, this violence has oft times gone unchecked and has scarred a collective people because the reasons for it is laughable, silly. It is important that the cycle of violence in all of the nation’s streets be curbed, but especially in the streets of the Black community where violence has tended to flourish in even these, the most unlikely of cases. 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"Ken Feinberg gave the keynote address. His remarks focused on his work with the 9/11 Fund as well as the Gulf Coast Claims Facility. Feinberg noted five options to adjudicating mass torts: (1) Rule 23 class actions, (2), MDLs, (3) regional consolidation, (4) bankruptcy by the defendant, and (5) individual litigation of each case. Feinberg expressed skepticism that Rule 23 permitted aggregation of mass torts. While acknowledging that MDLs worked for mass torts, he pointed out that MDLs only capture federal cases. The downside to regional consolidation, according to Feinberg, was that it did not provide truly mass resolution. Finally, he asserted that bankruptcy was a \"draconian way\" to achieve mass resolution. He argued that the 9/11 Fund and the Gulf Coast Claims Facility were both sui generis and challenged the audience (and other speakers) to address three questions: (1) Are the federal courts receptive to mass tort litigation? (2) What legal challenges to do mass torts confront in the federal courts? and (3) What is the alternative to adjudicating mass torts in the federal courts? Audience questions raised the delegation issue inherent in the fund approach: is it a good idea to delegate all of that authority to one person to resolve mass tort claims including the amount of payment?",
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"Cirque du Soleil is back in the Puget Sound area this weekend only for a very short run of their popular show, Crystal, which is performed on the ice. You can also still get discount tickets to Cirque du Soleil’s “Crystal” show through Friday April 12th.\n\nWe had the opportunity to check out the Crystal show on opening night as a family, the first time my girls had been to a show, and we were blown away! If you have ever been to a Cirque du Soleil show, you know how amazing they are with all the incredible acrobatics, but then to see this all done on ice, was just so much more awe-inspiring to watch!",
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"This show combined the different elements of acrobatics from gymnasts and very skilled ice skaters, who all were performing acrobatics on the ice & in the air, it was hard to tell who were the gymnasts & who were the ice skaters. It brought together the circus arts & what you would expect to see from a Cirque du Soleil show combined with what felt like watching Olympic figure skating at the same time. The show included everything from synchronized skating, freestyle figures & extreme skating, jumps & flips alongside swinging trapeze artists, aerial straps to fly through the air & extreme balancing acts while performing acrobatics. It just amazed all of us at the talent these performers had to be able to take the acrobatics & ice skating to a whole new level in this first of its kind circus ice show.",
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"There is action happening all around the ice stage during the whole show, so even though the arena is larger than their typical tent venues, there did not seem to be a bad seat anywhere as any direction you could see all that was going on at any time. It was so action-packed with great cinematic & lighting effects, that your attention was constantly trying to take it all in, in a great way!\n\nThis show is a fun show for a date night or a night out with friends! It also is a show that kids will love, too! We went to an evening show & I didn’t see many kids under 5 (most likely because it was a later show), but I did see kids elementary, middle & high school age & they all looked like they were having a blast. My girls are 10 & 12 & they just watched the show in amazement the whole time – it’s just incredible the skills these performers have. The only thing they did mention is that there was one particular scene with Crystal (the main character in the show) in a romantic setting in the park with a male acrobat as they waltzed on skates & through the air , which my girls said was too much PDA, ha! Nothing inappropriate, just a more romantic scene that adults would appreciate more than kids.\n\nCirque du Soleil is here for just one long weekend in the Puget Sound area for their “Crystal” show. But there are still tickets available for these shows, so make sure to book your tickets right away if you’re interested.",
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"CRYSTAL is Cirque du Soleil’s 42nd creation and explores the artistic possibilities of ice for the first time. This unique production pushes boundaries of performance by combining stunning skating and acrobatic feats that defy the imagination. Watch as world-class ice skaters and acrobats take their new frozen playground with speed and fluidity as they challenge the laws of gravity with never-before-seen acrobatics.\n\nFollow Crystal, the lead character, on an exhilarating tale of self- discovery as she dives into a world of her own imagination. CRYSTAL invites you to suspend reality and glide into a world that springs to a colorful life with astounding visual projections and an original score that seamlessly blends popular music with the signature sound of Cirque du Soleil. CRYSTAL features an international cast composed of figure, extreme and freestyle ice skaters, acrobats, musicians and a comic character. Eleven different nationalities are represented in the cast.\n\nThings to Know about the Show:\n\nTime – The show is about 2 hours long with a 20 minute intermission. If you are going with kids, you might want to check out the daytime shows if your kids are not night owls.\n\nParking – There are a number of free parking spaces within walking distance according to the arena’s website. I did see street parking all around, but did not get there early enough to take advantage of it myself thanks to a rainy evening which meant tons of I-5 traffic. For garage options, there were plenty of spaces in the Snohomish County garage (corner of Wall & Oakes, just across the street from the arena & down a block to the entrance). It cost $10 for the evening to park.",
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"So the corporate media have gone and done it again. As they have, repeatedly, for the last two and half years, they shook the earth with a âbombshellâ story proving beyond any reasonable doubt that Donald Trump colluded with the Russians to steal the presidency from Hillary Clinton, or at least committed an impeachable felony in connection with something to do with the Russians, or Ukrainians, or other Slavic persons ⦠which story turned out to be inaccurate, or not entirely accurate, or a bunch of horseshit.\n\nThis time it was BuzzFeedâs Jason Leopold, âa reporter with a checkered pastâ (i.e., a history of inventing his sources) who broke the âbombshellâ Russiagate story that turned out to be a bunch of horseshit. Leopold, and his colleague Anthony Cormier, reported that Trump had directed his attorney, Michael Cohen, to lie to Congress about plans to construct a Trump Tower in Moscow, thus suborning perjury and obstructing justice. Their sources for this âbombshellâ story were allegedly âtwo federal law enforcement officials involved in an investigation of the matter.â\n\nApproximately twenty-four hours later, Special Counsel Robert Muellerâs office (i.e., the office âinvolved in an investigation of the matterâ) stated that the BuzzFeed story was ânot accurate,â which is a legal term meaning âa bunch of horseshit.â BuzzFeed is standing by its story, and is working to determine what, exactly, Muellerâs office meant by ânot accurate.â Ben Smith, BuzzFeedâs Editor-in-Chief, has called on Mueller âto make clear what heâs disputing.â\n\nLiberals and other Trump-obsessives have joined in the effort to interpret the Special Counselâs officeâs cryptic utterance. French hermeneuticists have been reportedly called in to deconstruct the meaning of âaccurate.â Professional Twitter semioticians are explaining that ânot accurateâ doesnât mean âwrong,â but, rather, refers to something that is âaccurate,â but which the user of the word doesnât want to disclose publicly, or that legal terms donât mean what they mean ⦠or something more or less along those lines.\n\nBut Greenwaldâs list is just a small sample of the Russiagate stories that have turned out to be horseshit. For the record, here are several more:\n\nMy personal favorite remains the one about how Hillary Clinton may have been poisoned by Putinist operatives back in 2016. And then thereâs the pot-smoking, prostitute-banging, incompetent Novichok perfume assassins, the African American-brainwashing memes, the Putin-orchestrated Yellow Vest rebellion, the brain-eating Russian-Cubano crickets, and various other bunches of horseshit.\n\nI am using the terms âhorseshitâ and âa bunch of horseshitâ (as opposed to terms like âfailuresâ and âerrorsâ), not just to be gratuitously vulgar, but, also, to try to make a point. One is not supposed to use these terms in connection with âserious,â ârespectedâ news outlets. Which is why journalists like Greenwald and Aaron Maté (who have extensively reported on the corporate mediaâs ongoing production and dissemination of horseshit) do not use such terms in the course of their reporting, and instead use less inflammatory terms like âfalse,â âinaccurate,â âmistake,â and âerror.â Principled journalists like Greenwald and Maté are constrained by (a) their journalistic ethics, (b) their integrity, and (c) their belief in the idea of a âfree and independent press,â which is one of the pillars of Western democracy.\n\nBeing neither a respected journalist nor a believer in the existence of an âindependent press,â I am under no such constraints. Because Iâm not trying to get or keep a job, or maintain a ârespectableâ reputation, Iâm free to call a spade a spade and a bunch of horseshit a bunch of horseshit. I am also free to describe âjournalistsâ like Leopold, Luke Harding, Craig Timberg, Franklin Foer, and many of their corporate media colleagues (not to mention TV clowns like Rachel Maddow) as the liars and rank propagandists they are. I donât need to pretend their fabricated stories are simply the result of âshoddy journalism,â or âover-reliance on official sources,â or any other type of âerrorâ or âfailure.â These people know exactly what they are doing, and are being extremely well paid to do it. They went to school to learn how to do it. Then they butt-sucked and back-stabbed their way up the ladder of establishment power to be able to do it.\n\nYes, of course, there are still principled journalists working for the corporate media, but they are doing so by walking a very fine line. No one has to tell them where it is. Every professional journalist knows precisely where it is, and what it is there for. Though they are permitted to walk right up to it, occasionally (to keep them from feeling like abject whores), one step over it and they will be cast into the Outer Darkness of the Blogosphere and excommunicated from the Church of Respectable Journalism. If you donât believe me, just ask Seymour Hersh, or John Pilger, or any other journalistic heretic.\n\nIf Russiagate serves no other useful purpose, it is at least exposing the corporate media as the propaganda factories that they are. Given the amount of obviously fabricated horseshit they have disseminated during the last two years, youâd have to be a total moron or a diehard neoliberal cultist not to recognize the function they perform within the global capitalist ruling establishment (which is essentially no different than the function the establishment media perform in any other society, namely, to disseminate, maintain, and reify the official narrative of its ruling classes).\n\nSadly, thereâs no shortage of morons and cultists. I donât blame the morons, because ⦠well, theyâre morons. The cultists are another species entirely. These are people who, no matter how often the corporate media feed them another âexplosive,â âbombshellâ Russiagate story that turns out to be a bunch of horseshit, will defend the concept of the âindependent mediaâ like head-shaven, bug-eyed Manson followers. Confront them with facts contradicting their beliefs and they close their eyes and start chanting and humming and repetitiously babbling banishing spells. The notion that the Western corporate media may serve the interests of the ruling establishment (just like the media in every other society serve that societyâs ruling classes) is unimaginable and tantamount to heresy.\n\nThis fetishization of âthe independent pressâ is a phenomenon unique to Western capitalism. Basically, itâs a childish fairy tale, like believing that Santa Claus is an actual person or that voting in elections in a corporate oligarchy has anything to do with actual democracy. Think about it dispassionately for a minute. Why would any ruling establishment permit a genuinely âindependentâ press to disseminate ideas and information willy-nilly throughout society? If it did, it wouldnât last very long.\n\nMost people understand this intuitively, which is why the corporate media relentlessly repeat the mantra-like phrase, âfree and independent press,â over, and over, and over again. Seriously, switch on NPR, or have a look at The Guardian or the Washington Post, or any of the other corporate media repeatedly reminding you how âindependent,â âfreeâ and âdemocraticâ they are. Itâs essentially Neuro-linguistic programming.\n\nSo letâs not be shocked when the corporate media continue to bombard us with âbombshellâ stories about Trump and Russia that turn out to be horseshit. Personally, I welcome these stories. The more corporate media horseshit the better! Who knows, if they dish out enough blatant horseshit, more people might lose their âtrust in the media,â and begin to investigate matters themselves. I know, that makes me a Nazi, right? Or at least a Russian propagandist? I mean, encouraging folks to distrust the corporate media? Isnât there some kind of law against that? Or have they not quite gotten around to that yet?\n\nBetrayal, Infuriating Betrayal\nMike Whitney\n• 286 Comments • Reply\n← The War on PopulismMister Charlie Told Me So →\nHide 69 CommentsLeave a Comment\n\"The Fetishization of the Corporate Media\"\n• 69 Comments\nCommenters to Ignore\nCommenters to ignore (one per line)\n\n← The War on PopulismMister Charlie Told Me So →\nCurrent Commenter\nsays:\nCurrent Date at Time Now\nLeave a Reply - Comments on articles more than two weeks old will be judged much more strictly on quality and tone\nCancel Reply\nCommenting Disabled While in Translation Mode"
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"From the opening scene, Under the Skin is a dream of dark and disturbing things.\n\nIn Scotland, a silent motorcyclist (Jeremy McWilliams) finds a young woman’s dead body lying on the side of the road. He picks up the body and puts it in the back of a van. Inside the van, a naked woman (played by Scarlett Johansson) takes the dead woman’s clothes. As soon becomes apparent, both the motorcyclist and the woman are not human. They’re aliens and they’ve come to Earth on a mission that is deliberately left obscure. Though they never speak to each other, the motorcyclist always seems to be nearby.\n\nThe woman drives the van across Scotland. She stops men in the street and, after asking for directions, then attempts to coerce them into her van. (What makes these scenes especially effective is that the majority of them actually feature Johansson talking to nonactors who just happened to be nearby when she drove up.) The woman smiles and flirts and has little trouble convincing the majority of the men she meets to get into the van with her.\n\nShe drives them to an isolated building where the men follow her inside. As they step into a pitch black room, both the woman and her latest man start to undress. The naked man starts to walk towards the woman and is so hypnotized by the sight of her that he doesn’t even realize that the floor has become liquified and he’s sinking. As Johansson watches coldly, each man eventually vanishes, leaving behind only his empty skin.\n\n(Warning: The two scenes below are definitely NSFW. Watch with caution.)\n\nDetached from her surroundings, the woman can only watch as real human beings go about their lives. When she sees a man unsuccessfully try to save a drowning couple on the beach, she reacts by striking the man on the head with a rock. She drags the man away, leaving the couple’s terrified toddler on the beach. When the motorcyclist later visits the beach, he too ignores the child. (Perhaps no scene left me more disturbed and inspired more nightmares than this one.)\n\nIt’s only when the woman picks up a man with a severe facial disfigurement (a poignant performance from a nonactor named Adam Pearson) that she finally starts to show some emotion. The man is as much of an outsider as she is, with the main difference being that he can’t hide who he really is under a disguise. The woman feels sorry for him and this sudden shock of empathy causes her to reconsider her mission.\n\nHowever, even as the woman attempts to flee to the Scottish highlands, the motorcyclist is never far behind. And, unfortunately, neither are real humans…\n\nUnder the Skin is pure cinema, a collection of scenes that alternate between being naturalistic and surreal, disturbingly serious and darkly humorous. Perhaps appropriately for a film about appearances, Under the Skin is a movie that is full of haunting images, the type that, 8 months after first being seen, remain vivid in your mind. It’s up to the viewers to decide what those images mean.\n\n(For all of the discussion that I’ve seen online about what Under the Skin is truly about, it seems pretty obvious to me that the main message of the film is that guys are so led by their penis that they’ll even allow themselves to sink into a liquid void if there’s a chance they might get laid beforehand.)\n\nUnder the Skin has been a player (albeit a minor one) in the precursors leading up the Oscars. A few of the braver critical groups have nominated it for best picture and have also honored Scarlett Johansson for her wonderful work as an outsider who is both slowly discovering what it means to be human while also dealing with the reality that, try as she might, she will never truly belong in this world. However, with all that in mind, Under the Skin is probably too divisive and unique a film to ever truly appeal to the Academy.\n\nUnder the Skin is also a film that we’ll still be discussing years from now.",
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Rather, a younger JT—then going by Justin Randall—truly competed on Star Search in 1992, although he misplaced to Anna Nardona. His tune of selection? Alan Jackson’s “Love’s Got a Hold on You.”\n\nThough JT did not win Star Search, that loss may need been the very best factor to ever occur to him. Justin Timberlake: A Biography notes that in an interview, he as soon as mentioned, “It’s funny. If I had won on Star Search just one time, I would not have made the audition [for The All-New Mickey Mouse Club]. I think God has his master plan and he’ll lay it out for you. But you have to walk that road.”\n\nAnd for actors who stepped away from the enterprise, listed below are 15 Stars Who Quit Acting After Hitting It Big.\n\nIn 1993, a band referred to as Girl’s Tyme appeared on Star Search—and misplaced. Normally the dropping group would not make historical past, however this one was an exception, seeing as two of its members have been Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland.\n\nBy 1996, Girl’s Tyme had misplaced and gained some members to turn into Destiny’s Child—and in 2000, then won their first Grammy for “Say My Name.” The ethical of the story? You needn’t truly win Star Search to succeed—you simply want to seem on it.\n\nEven earlier than she was a Mouseketeer, 10-year-old Britney Spears was a contestant on Star Search again in 1992. The star-to-be misplaced to a singer named Marty Thomas, however that did not hold her from turning into a pop sensation. To date, she has 5 No. 1 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, to not point out a profitable fragrance model and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Who wants a win on Star Search, anyway?\n\nFor well-known people who obtained observed whereas shilling tasks, listed below are 25 Stars You Didn’t Know Got Their Start in Commercials.\n\nNot everybody acknowledges or appreciates uncooked pure expertise when it is proper in entrance of them. Case in level: In 1990, when she appeared on Star Search, a nine-year-old Christina Aguilera misplaced to a 12-year-old named Christopher Eason.\n\n“I was a good sport about it. My mom made me go back out and shake his hand and tell him I was happy he won. Tears were running down my face,” Aguilera advised Rolling Stone in 1999 about her Star Search experience. As the journal aptly put it again then, the pop star “lost the battle but won the war.”\n\nThough Star Search typically missed out on prime expertise, that is to not say that the present all the time obtained it incorrect. In truth, when 13-year-old Usher Raymond IV appeared on the fact competitors collection in 1991, he won Best Teen Vocalist! His first self-titled album was launched only a few years later—and although it did not see huge success, his second album, My Way, made all of it the best way to No. 4 on the Billboard 200 chart. The relaxation, as they are saying, is historical past.\n\nFor stars who you forgot examined their ballroom abilities, try 25 Celebrities You Won’t Believe Did “Dancing With the Stars.”\n\nBefore he obtained behind the wheel of the Cash Cab, comic (and licensed cab driver) Ben Bailey appeared on Star Search. That, together with spots on a number of different reveals, helped him finally bag the host gig for the award-winning present the place passengers reply trivia inquiries to earn money whereas attending to their vacation spot.\n\nYou oughta know that Alanis Morissette competed on Star Search in 1990. Her tune of selection was “One Bad Apple”—and although she had extra materials ready, she did not get to carry out it, seeing as she misplaced within the first spherical to a younger nation singer named Chad. Morissette wasn’t too upset about dropping, although: According to Alanis Morissette: A Biography, “gaining exposure was the real goal.”\n\nAnd for extra leisure trivia delivered proper to your inbox, join our day by day e-newsletter.\n\nCountry singer LeAnn Rimes got her start on Star Search at simply eight years previous. And in contrast to a number of the different celebs who appeared on the present, she truly did fairly effectively: She remained the present’s champion for 2 weeks within the early ’90s, performing songs like “Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me” by Marty Robbins. Just a number of years later in 1996, she earned her first No. 1 single with “Blue” and took the nation world by storm.\n\nNot solely did Younger star Sutton Foster lose on Star Search in 1990—she misplaced to future Broadway colleague, Richard H. Blake. “Every time I see him, I give him squinty eyes,” she joked about their (pretend) ongoing feud throughout an look on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.\n\nWhen 10-year-old Aaliyah Haughton competed on Star Search in 1990, she did not stroll away with a win. That did not matter, although: Later that yr, the longer term R&B star carried out with none aside from Gladys Knight, the previous spouse of her uncle and supervisor Barry Hankerson. Just a number of years later in 1994, 15-year-old Aaliyah wowed the music world together with her platinum debut album, Age Ain’t Nothing But a Number.\n\nIn 1995, The King of Queens star Kevin James competed (and won) within the present’s comedy class a number of instances. These wins weren’t what catapulted him to fame, nevertheless; his massive break got here in 1996 on the Just for Laughs Montreal comedy festival, the place Ray Romano noticed him carry out and gave him a recurring function on Everybody Loves Raymond.\n\nDon’t bear in mind ever seeing future Nickelodeon host Marc Summers take the Star Search stage? That’s since you would have needed to bodily be at a taping to catch his act. Summers was the man who would “warm up” the studio viewers earlier than the dwell present started. According to Indiana Public Media, he was additionally the warm-up comedian for tapings of Soap and Alice.\n\nAnother comic who appeared on Star Search is Martin Lawrence. Unlike James, although, Lawrence’s look on the present was sufficient to get him observed by the individuals who matter. Though he did not win on Star Search, his efficiency got the attention of Columbia Pictures executives and earned him the function of Maurice Warfield on What’s Happening Now!\n\nDavid Archuleta was acquainted with the ins and outs of actuality TV lengthy earlier than he competed on American Idol. He wasn’t on the unique Star Search, however in 2004, the “Crush” singer appeared on the short-lived Star Search reboot, profitable the junior singer division with songs like “Fallin'” by Alicia Keys.\n\n“The thing that’s unique about David is his sense of musical styling and phrasing. The one thing that is hard to teach is the sense of the music, the feeling of the music and the rhythm,” Archuleta’s former vocal coach Dean Kaelin mentioned in an interview with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. “It’s intuitive. Sort of like a sixth sense.”\n\nComedian Drew Carey is acquainted with competitors reveals—not simply as a bunch, however as a contestant as effectively. As his biography on The Price is Right‘s website notes, the humorous man obtained his first massive break competing on Star Search in 1988. After that, he appeared on HBO’s 14th Annual Young Comedians Special, on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, and finally on his personal collection, The Good Life. By 1995, Carey had a self-titled sitcom on ABC.\n\nThough she’s greatest generally known as an actress, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air star Tatyana Ali truly obtained her begin as a singer. At seven years previous, she appeared on a number of episodes of Star Search, singing songs like “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” and “Why Do Fools Fall in Love?”\n\nIn 1993, a teenage Dave Chappelle appeared on Star Search thrice, finally dropping to fellow comic Lester Barrie. 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"TV and Film Wandering the Arts\n0\n\nIf you haven’t seen Josh Gad’s YouTube series, “Reunited Apart”, I highly recommend it. He created this web series following the stay-at-home orders during COVID-19, raising money for charity by reuniting the cast and crew from cult classic movies via video chat. So far, we’ve seen episodes on Back to the Future, Ghostbusters, Splash, Lord of the Rings, and more!\n\nJosh Gad is the Disney star behind the voice of Olaf from the Frozen franchise, LeFou in the live-action adaptation of Beauty and the Beast, and most recently as Mulch Diggums in Artemis Fowl. Watching Reunited Apart got me intrigued by what was behind Gad – I don’t mean his motivation, I’m talking about what’s literally behind him: the posters on the wall of his home office wall! The following is an insight into Gad’s office decor as well as their Disney connections.",
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"Henson, the creative genius behind The Muppets franchise, appears in this poster with his most famous creation, Kermit the Frog. The image was altered from a 1950s photo that also included Sesame Street’s Ernie (another puppet that Henson performed). Today, Disney continues the Henson legacy after purchasing the rights to the Muppets back in 2004.\n\nJosh Gad is apparently a pretty big Henson nerd (naturally) and we assume that seeing this poster every day helps fulfill its goal of inspiring Gad to “think different”. We were also sad to learn that creative differences got in the way of a brand new Muppet show that he was developing for Disney+.\n\nThough it’s not still in print, a copy of this poster pops up on eBay from time to time.",
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"In 2011, Gad was cast in The Book of Mormon, the hit Broadway show which earned him his first Tony nomination and arguably launched him to stardom – so we’re not surprised that Gad has this poster on his wall.",
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"Gad’s headshot from the Book of Mormon Playbill\n\nThe show was written by South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone in collaboration with Robert Lopez. By now, you might recognize that Robert Lopez, along with his wife Kristen Anderson-Lopez, are the songwriting duo behind the music of Frozen, Gad’s next huge career move. The Lopez’s Disney credits also include Finding Nemo – The Musical and Coco’s Remember Me, among others.\n\nThough very un-Disney, Book of Mormon is memorable for a ton of Disney references as the premise revolves around the main character’s dream of moving to Orlando for his Mormon mission. Gad plays the clueless, yet lovable, Star Wars loving Elder Cunningham whose voice can be heard on the original cast recording (Warning: explicit lyrics!).\n\nCopies of Gad’s poster can be found on Amazon, though his version appears to be signed by the show’s cast – these pop up on eBay fairly regularly.",
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"The Comedians was a short-lived TV show on (the now Disney owned) FX network. The series starred Gad and comedy legend, Billy Crystal, as fictionalized versions of themselves working to create a comedy series within the show. Crystal has his own ties to Disney, most famously as the voice of Mike Wazowski in the Monsters, Inc franchise. The show includes cameos by the aforementioned Robert and Kristen Anderson-Lopez as well as ABC sweetheart, Jimmy Kimmel.\n\nGad’s poster doesn’t seem to be readily available online, so we assume it was a promotional printing or one given out to cast & crew.",
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"This next one is a mystery to us! We all know that Josh Gad did a great job portraying LeFou in the 2017 live-action adaptation of Beauty and the Beast, and far as we can tell, the poster is the enchanted rose from the film, set on top of what appears to be sheet music or words – perhaps lyrics from one of the film’s songs? I’m gonna go out on a limb and guess it’s the film’s titular song (“tale as old as time”) but until someone can help clarify by leaving a comment below, we may never know!",
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"Title: Rated-XXX\nAuthor: Mya Oh\nGenre: New Adult Romantic Comedy\nRelease Date: September 1, 2020\nBlurb\nSo, this whole thing started with a dick cake. Literally, a\ncake shaped like a dick. Phallic confectionary. I spill a cup of coffee on the\npatron. We become friends. We fall in love.\n\nI’m also woefully body-conscious, clinically anxious, and still a virgin. Not\nthe cute, quirky sort, either. I’m a borderline train-wreck on my best days,\nand a dumpster fire on my worst.\n\nOr at least, that’s how it started. There was something much bigger yet to come\n– no pun intended.\n\nMya Oh makes a fantastic debut with Rated-XXX! With great writing and a story that definitely had me feeling things this book is one I can definitely recommend for those who love romantic comedy but want to dip their toes outside of the typical rom-com pond. While there was a lot about this book I loved there were also some hard limits for me that it crossed, so I find myself a bit torn on this rating.\nI ultimately had a real love hate relationship with Eli and Bailey’s relationship. They would bounce between adorably quirky to ice cold so rapidly it occasionally made my head spin and made it difficult to really feel any connection to them or growth between them. While Bailey’s reservations were completely understandable the issues within them kind of went pretty unresolved. I would have loved to have felt more between these two.\nOverall though this is a quirky, fun read with great writing and a heroine that’s truly relatable. I just suggest diving into this with an open mind when it comes to what you typically expect from the Hero.\n\nExcerpt\n“Well, fuck me.”\nNothing makes you second-guess yourself like a room full of\nvoluptuous models with tiny waists and breasts that still remained perky –\nside-boob abundant – without a bra. I told myself that if they were silicone,\nmy boobs would look just as great in a thin, lacy bralette – but still found\nmyself giving my own a mournful squeeze while hiding behind a potted plant.\nThere there, boobs. You are stunning, even if you do fall sideways when I lie\ndown. And one might be slightly bigger than the other. Spoiler alert: it was\nthe left one. I’d named her Carly.\nI’m still sexy, I told myself. I’m still that\ngirl. You go, Bailey.\nWhen I tip-toed from behind my hiding spot, I was\nimmediately hit by the blinding light of bleached-white smiles and\nperfectly-winged eyeliner. Glossy mouths, long faux eyelashes. Laughter that\nrang higher, almost melodic, alongside the beating music that was playing. I\ncould feel my pulse rise; my brain determinedly running hurdles as I quickly\nlooked around, trying to find a spot to belong in a room – nay, a house –\nbrimming with men and women who looked like they belonged on the set of Ex\non the Beach.\nOr, you know, a porn set.\nAnd then, brain trip. I think I went cross-eyed.\nAnxious, uncertain of myself, feeling like a mouse amongst sphinxes. One looked\nat me, then another, and I could tell what they were thinking: who is this\ngirl? The girl in what now felt like an ill-fitting maroon-colored dress\nwith a high-neckline and full-length sleeves. The girl who bought her makeup at\nTarget and had never worn a single false eyelash, and had actually forgotten to\nput mascara on before leaving the house. Who is she?\nAnd it wasn’t in any sort of inspired way. A maybe-she’s-born-with-it\nway. More like, who invited the walking tater tot? With no mascara, and\npractically blonde eyelashes, I suddenly felt as if I looked like a\nplague-ridden Victorian child.\nYou’ve made a massive mistake, the mean, DJ-sounding\nvoice in my head informed. Also, you’re ugly.\nI waited restlessly for Eli to pop up, texting him that I\nhad arrived, when one of the women approached me. Pink-frosted hair, milky pale\ncomplexion – absolutely perfect, carved from ivory. Her highlighter made her\ncheeks pop; her eyes sparkled in that half-drunk, post-orgasm sort of way. She\nhadn’t forgotten the mascara, and oh, how her ensemble was flawless. She\nwas beautiful.\nShe smiled at me, almost too politely, and had the nerve to\nbrush a strand of hair from my forehead.\n“I’ve never seen you before,” she remarked. “Have you worked\nwith Eli?”\n“Erm,” I looked down at my knees. I felt, in that instant,\nlike I had stumpy Hobbit legs. What was I thinking, wearing a dress that cut\noff mid-thigh? I should have gone for shorter; something to elongate my\nlegs. And here I was. Dildo Baggins. “No. I work with Come Magazine.\nI’ve been interviewing him for an article.”\n“Ah,” she nodded. “That makes sense.”\nWhat was that supposed to mean? I could feel the\nSpanx sucking in my middle, wondering why the hell none of these women had an\nounce of cellulite on them. Where were the actually curvy girls? Not to\nbody-shame, of course – just for variety, for God’s sake.\nMy face grew hot, and I had only just turned to walk\nstraight out – sorry, Eli, another time, by which I mean a big fat NOPE – when\nhe tapped me on the shoulder, extending a cocktail. The same he’d made me\nbefore.\n“Morgan,” he didn’t take his eyes off me. I felt myself\nswallow, hard. He wore a fitted black button-down, black slacks, and a silver\nwatch. His hair was purposefully messy. His smile cunning as ever. “This is my\ngood friend, Bailey. Doesn’t she look stunning?”\n“Oh yes,” Morgan agreed. “I love your shoes.”\n“Thanks,” I told her. “Payless. Shoe Source.”\nShe looked at me as if puzzled. Then, giving Eli a wide\nsmile, she walked away and disappeared into the throw of glittery bodies.\n“For the love of God,” I exhaled heavily, relieved. I could\nhear Eli chuckle under his breath. “Could I just have some cake, please?”\nHe laughed louder, almost adoringly. As if he were charmed,\nand maybe he was. He left, returned with a big slice, and I happily accepted.\n“I gave you a slice of the tip,” he told me. “I wasn’t sure\nif you were ready for the shaft, or into balls.”\n“I appreciate your consideration,” I dug in, shoving a large\nspoonful into my mouth while the eyes of a hundred former Miss-Carson-Cities\nstudied me like I was anything but a human woman. “But it’s all cake to me.”\n\nMya Oh is an author, mother, and amateur\nbaker. Rated-XXX is her debut novel.\nWhen not writing, she enjoys spending time exploring the\nwoods of her rural town. She currently resides on the East Coast with her\nhusband, two sons, and ginger tabby cat.\nAuthor Links\nFACEBOOK\nTWITTER\nINSTAGRAM",
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"Professor Ghartey Ampiah inducted as the Vice Chancellor of UCC\n\nGNA – Professor Ghartey Ampiah has been inducted as the new Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cape Coast (UCC) at a solemn but colourful induction ceremony.\n\nHe pledged to provide a leadership that would improve the national and international image of the University.\n\nProfessor Ghartey Ampiah, who succeeds Professor Domwini Dabire Kuupole, becomes the 10th Vice-Chancellor of the university since its establishment in 1962.\n\nNana Sam Brew –Butler, Chairman of the governing Council of UCC, administered the Oath of Office to Professor Ghartey Ampiah before a packed audience comprising academicians, diplomats, Government officials, traditional rulers, family members, friends and loved ones and students of the university.\n\nProf Ghartey Ampiah said his vision, based on the strategic plan of the University would focus on innovation to enhance the delivery of teaching and research and management of the university to secure wider impact on the society.\n\nHe outlined others to include creating, finding and exploiting opportunities to result in better products and service to ensure that the university became a leading higher education institution with a worldwide acclaim.\n\nHe said he would promote a digital culture, increase research capacity and acclivity and promote scholarship and dissemination of innovative research to reach both local and international audience.\n\nWe are enhancing the capacity of the Centre for International Education to internationalise the university in order to become a leader in international student exchange and academic partnerships.\n\nThe Vice-Chancellor said the transformation was necessary to ensure that the University meets its strategic vision and the stiff competition it faced from other local and international universities.\n\nProf Ghartey Ampiah said he would restructure the activities of the Institute of Education to become a centre of excellence in teacher education in Ghana and the sub-Region.\n\nHe expressed gratitude to the University Governing Council for the confidence reposed in him saying he would run an open door administration policy.\n\nProfessor Domwini Dabire Kuupolefor thanked the university community for its support and cooperation during his four-year tenure as the VC.\n\nHe urged the university community to rally behind the new Vice Chancellor and give him the needed support to enable him move it to a higher pedestal because the whole university would benefit from the success of the new VC.\n\nHe expressed the hope that with the calibre of staff at the UCC administration, the university would grow from strength to strength and pledged that he would continue to avail himself to the further growth of the University.\n\nProf Ghartey Ampiah was unanimously elected by the UCC Council on July 30, per the university’s statutes as the new VC.\n\nBefore His appointment, he was the Provost of the College of Education Studies.\n\nHe is a Science Education Professor and had been a professional teacher for the past twenty-nine years with dozens of publications recognised both locally and internationally to his credit.\n\nProf Ghartey Ampiah served as a coordinator, Centre for Research into Quality of Primary Education Ghana (CRIQPEG) from 2006-2010.\n\nProf Ghartey Ampiah is a member of the Ghana Chemical Society,the Ghana Science Association and the British Association for International and Comparative Education.\n\nHe is an astute researcher of international repute with proven knowledge and experience in university management and administration.",
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This is true around the world, as we experienced in New Zealand, and as Angus Stewart describes in his Snowy Mountains blog post.\n\nNomenclature was a little confusing, with terminology ranging from montane to forest to alpine and subalpine, with sub-classifications within some categories as well, but basically the vegetation in the different altitude zones varies in species around the world, but not in growth habit.\n\n1. The forest zone\nThus, in the lower regions and valleys we see the forest zone, which in the Alps is 800 metres – 1800 metres depending on latitude and aspect.\n\nIn the Dolomites we saw conifers, larch, beech and numerous other deciduous species with a rich diversity of understorey species. Lily of the valley, Solomon’s Seal (two species), Alchemilla, Euphorbia, Geranium, Aquilegia, Thalictrum, Filipendula, Campanula, Anemone, Valeriana and genera completely new to me such as Maiathemum and Pyrola thrived in areas of quite dense shade.\n\nGallery of wildflowers in the forest zone of the Dolomites\n\nA similarly rich diversity of wildflowers could be found in small clearings in the forests, or open areas along the valley floors. I rarely took any picture without the scattering of the colours of other flowers – often many other flowers! – in the background. Exhilarating! Once again, I recognised plants like Dianthus, Myosotis, Rosa, Veronica and Plantago genera, but Polygonum viviperum, Horminum, Pimpinella, the bold False Hellebore (Veratrum album ssp lobelianum) and the two colour forms of Polygala chamaebuxus were ones I had fun identifying online.\n\nGallery of plants of the forest clearings of the Dolomites\n\nAnother plant community in this zone was the glorious herb meadow, filled with flowers. I could have spent a full day photographing the numerous plants in just ten square metres – it was astonishing see how such an ecosystem, adapted to grazing by domestic stock, is enriched and diversified, when the effect is so different in Australia (although the recent adoption of small field techniques, where cattle graze a small area intensively but only for a short time before being moved to a new area, apparently improves pasture health and diversity here as well). Salvia, Campanula, orchids, Silene, clover, daisies, Trollius, Myosotis, Ranunculus, and Cytisus were just a tiny fraction of the plants in the meadows.\n\nThe subalpine zone (1400 – 2500m) is characterised by shrubs: in the Dolomites Salix, junipers, daphnes, Rhododendron and Erica) and stunted trees (usually conifers). This often spectacular stunting and twisting of trees is due to the extremes of climate, a phenomenon known as Krummholz formation. Even the different kinds of Krummholz trees are named – in one picture, you can see a flag, or banner tree in the foreground, where the foliage and branches have been killed on the windward side.\n\nThe tree line, or boundary between the subalpine and alpine environments, was often very sharply demarcated and easy to see. I always loved this part of our hikes, because of the dramatic way the views opened up and the wildflowers changed.\n\nThe alpine zone (2100 metres – 3200 metres) is the area above the natural tree line and was for me the most breathtaking environment because everything was so very different to anything I’ve seen before. In the lower regions, there were juniper and shrubland communities similar to that in the subalpine zone, but also other flowers, notably brilliant blue gentians (Gentiana verna, Gentiana acaulis), as well as Leucanthemopsis and Pinguicula.\n\nGallery of wildflowers of the high alpine region of the Dolomites\n\nRiparian, or wetland, communities ranged from rocky streams to boggy marshes. It was exciting to see the many forms of Geum rivale, with subtle differences in flower colour, shape and size, as well as several Carex, Caltha and Ranunculus species.\n\nPerhaps most amazing of all were the rock communities, both on stable rock, and on rock debris or scree.\n\nGallery of riparian zone wildflowers of the Dolomites\n\nThe plants growing on stable rock were often tiny, clinging to the sides of sheltered boulders, or soaking up the warmth on the southern face. There would be an entire garden on one small boulder – not just herbaceous plants and small shrubs, but also lichens and mosses in a fantastic array of forms. The more spectacular flowers were Campanula cochlearifolia clinging to sheltered vertical walls at lower elevations, while Achillea and thymes grew on sunnier aspects. Dryas and Globularia populated rocky ground as well as outcrops in the forest and subalpine regions; Silene, Primula, Draba and Rhodothamnus grew in and out of cracks in boulders higher up, as did the aptly named rock rose (Helianthemum). I saw numerous variations of minute cushion Saxifraga but none, alas, in flower.\n\nGallery of plants growing in and among rocks in the Dolomites\n\nTussilago and Petasites were adventitious species on boggy unstable areas, but the most impressive colonisers were the plants that established on the precarious shifting scree slopes without a grain of soil or organic matter in sight. These plants included the rare yellow Rhaetian poppy (Papaver alpinum ssp. rhaeticum), which I’d read about. For days I’d scanned every scree slope and had almost given up when there was the characteristic blaze of gold directly ahead – absolutely thrilling! Other exciting finds amongst the scree included Biscutella, Minuartia and the clashingly vivid purple and orange Linaria alpina.\n\nGallery of plants of the scree slopes of the Dolomites\n\nGeoff and I spent just two weeks in the Dolomites, and we hiked about every second day, so all the plants in this blog and the previous one, we saw in just nine days. It was an amazing experience – and not only because of the plants. At one rifugia on the Civetta Ridge, we got talking with a grizzled traveller who had climbed mountains in his younger days. Rock climbing was beyond him now, but he told us that of all the mountains he’d tramped – The Himalayas, Andes, Northern Alps and half a dozen more – the Dolomites was his favourite. “The scenery changes every day – no, every hour – and there’s something new around every bend in the track,” he said. So true.\n\nVisit the Dolomites – in late June through July if you’re a plant enthusiast. 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"Having grown up between two fishing towns his interest in everything oceanic was probably a given: Till today the Indian Ocean as well as the contradiction between his homes in Mauritius and southern England inform Shiraz Bayjoo’s artistic practices in painting, photography, video, sculpture and installation. With C& he speaks about belonging, his work for this years Dak’Art Biennale and the Sea.\n\nContemporary And (C&): How did you become an artist?\n\nShiraz Bayjoo: I wanted to be an artist for as long as I can remember. I grew up between Mauritius and southern England. In Mauritius I lived with my grandmother in the capital Port Louis by the dock in the Chinese quarter. This area was filled with traders and merchants in the old bazaar, with ships docking in port and storehouses built by former French governors. In England I lived with my mother in the quiet fishing town of Hastings, which has a long history of sheltering pirates and smugglers and neatly paved Victorian promenades and piers. I guess as a child these contrasting places with strong connections to the sea afforded my imagination the space to wander around, often making strange sculptures and sound recordings of the sea! They have certainly influenced much of the questioning of place and belonging that underpins my work today.",
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"C&: How would you describe the art scene of the Indian Ocean region?\n\nSB: The Indian Ocean region symbolizes great movements of people, hybrids of culture and religious identity, both historically and in contemporary terms. With cross-overs between East Asia, India, and East Africa, for me the region is one of the most important spaces in understanding and repositioning global conversations on de-colonization away from a Eurocentric focus. The region being non-centralized makes it possible to draw upon conversations taking place in various scenes from Cape Town to Mumbai, to Australia and the Pacific Rim. The historical retellings alongside contemporary experience across the Indian Ocean world is opening up exciting new global perspectives and inter-connections, placing the region centrally to multiple discourses today.\n\nSB: For the Dak’Art Biennale I will be showing Ile de France a non-narrative film shot in Mauritius, which presents the landscape of the early colony. The film explores the dualities of the communities brought together through the Dutch, French, and British empires. Through the natural spaces of the island, historical ruins and plantation houses, the film alludes to the complex narratives that have authored contemporary experience and questions of collective identity in the post-colony. The soundscape throughout the film references historical archived speeches, early folk music and language; revealing, mirroring, and ultimately fading voices that have shaped the region and the wider colonial experience.\n\nShiraz Bayjoo is a London-based artist currently working in the Indian Ocean region, whose practice spans painting, photography, and video. Originally from Mauritius, Bayjoo studied at the University of Wales Institute, Cardiff. Bayjoo was Artist in Residence at Whitechapel Gallery, London, UK during 2011. His recent solo exhibitions include ‘Rome being the centre’, Operativa Arte, Rome, 2016, ‘A land of extraordinary quarantines’, Greenlease Gallery, USA, 2015, and ‘Ile-de-France’ residency and exhibition at the Institute for International Visual Arts (Iniva), UK, 2015, and 198 Gallery, UK, 2015. Group exhibitions include ‘Homelands’, Artsadmin, 2015, ‘Illuminating Cultures’, Tate Britain, 2010, and New Contemporaries, 2001."
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"Picture this : It's almost midnight, and you hear a knock on your front door. Standing there is someone who tells you that you have 10 minutes to collect some personal belongings and then leave your home as it has been declared structurally unsafe and you are in imminent danger. Can you imagine? At first you must think it's a joke, and then panic must set in when you realize it isn't. The sad thing is that this actually happened on March 11, 2011 to the residents of the Penhorwood Condominiums in Fort McMurray.\n\nThe Penhorwood Condominium development is a group of seven condominium buildings located close to Keyano College in the downtown sector of the city. There were 168 units that were occupied, and all were evacuated after an inspection determined that the buildings were in a state that created the potential for gas line breaks and subsequent fires. The reason for this state? The buildings, built a mere seven years ago in 2004, are collapsing.\n\nTo say this is a debacle is an understatement. I'm not going to try to assign blame as there seems plenty of that pie for everyone to have a slice - the developer, the architect, the engineers, the contractors, the company that issued the permits, and, yes, the municipality. The lawsuits are beginning to fly like the ravens over the dumpster behind The Keg, and I fear in the end if will cost every taxpayer in this city dearly. More than the financial cost, though, is the personal cost to those who owned and rented these condominiums. Many of these are, I suspect, those least able to afford this kind of tragedy. They likely bought these condos as they are one of the least expensive options to owning a home in this city. To see them bear the brunt of this - to continue to make mortgage payments on a home they cannot currently reside in, and that will likely need to be demolished entirely - is a travesty.\n\nThe residents were forced to leave most of their personal possessions behind when they evacuated. They have been granted minimal access to the buildings since, in time slots of 15 minutes or so, to try to retrieve what they can. They are only allowed in 2 or 3 at a time because the fear that these buildings could collapse and cause loss of life is ever present. A new report has stated that some engineering groups feel the buildings have reached a point of \"geotechnical equilibrium\", enough to allow residents to remove all their property, but there is dissension on this as well with one geotechnical firm stating that they feel the risks of allowing access outweigh any benefits.\n\nThe anger and frustration for the residents and owners of these condos must be ferocious. I can only imagine how I would react in their place. Everyone involved in the development is, of course, rapidly trying to assign blame to anyone else. The developer says that the buildings can be remediated and should be habitable again. This does not appear to be the prevailing opinion, however. All I can say is that this is a stunning story, shocking in how it speaks to some very real problems in our city. I must say that when I drive by any new development I am now looking askance at them, wondering if they too suffer these kinds of issues but haven't yet had them detected. I drove by Penhorwood to take the photos that appear in this post, and to see the development surrounded by chain link fencing with signs warning of security is unsettling to say the least. Seeing balcony lights that were left on in the haste to depart, personal possessions still on inaccessible balconies, and a forlorn \"For Sale\" sign hanging outside one unit was simply too poignant for words.\n\nI've spoken to some engineers I know, people who have worked all over the world, and asked if they have ever heard a story like this. They uniformly shake their heads and say no - maybe in the third world, just maybe - but not in a country like Canada. So why did it happen here, in Fort McMurray, a city with such known affluence? Perhaps because this is a city that has grown too fast, and because there is such affluence. It is a lure for those wishing to make an easy buck, an opportunity for those to cash in on such opportunities and then walk away whistling with lined pockets. It seems unconscionable for this to happen, but sadly it does. There has long been questions about the quality of things here, particularly of new houses and new developments, and this story seems to be the epitome of it all. It speaks to life in a boomtown, and it speaks to some issues we desperately need to address before we find ourselves with our houses fallen down around us.",
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Decisive action has reaped immediate rewards.\n\nArsenal insist that Emery’s job is not in imminent danger and his post-match demeanour was that of a manager who feels surprisingly assured of his position. The Arsenal hierarchy insist that they don’t want to instigate a carousel of coaches and become another Manchester United. However, United’s failure wasn’t in sacking David Moyes, or Louis van Gaal, or even Jose Mourinho. It was in failing to follow up those decisions with the right appointment. It is not good enough to put off sacking a coach just because you’re scared you might not get the next appointment right.\n\nAfter all, the former Barcelona executive now has something to lose. Sanllehi, in particular, emerged from the summer transfer window with considerable credit but that will soon disappear if he keeps faith in his countryman. You didn’t need to be Spanish to understand the cries of “Ole!” from the Leicester crowd in the game’s final moments. This was a comprehensive beating delivered by a Leicester team who look increasingly difficult to catch.\n\nIt was necessary. This match saw Brendan Rodgers’s side join Chelsea nine points ahead of Arsenal in the race for the top four. It is a gulf of historic proportions: the biggest gap between the top four and the chasing pack at this stage of a Premier League season since 2001. This is now Arsenal’s worst start to a league season since 1982, 37 years ago. Arsenal finished that season in 10th.\n\nAnd now the bad news: this is the easy bit. Arsenal are in the midst of a relatively friendly run of fixtures. In between December 15th and New Year’s Day, Arsenal host Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea, as well as facing trips to Everton and Bournemouth. If Emery stays, it is going to get worse.\n\nSanllehi needs to recognise that, or the man dubbed ‘Don Raul’ will be swiftly rebranded a dunce. Sacking Emery and his staff and appointing alternatives might be expensive — but failing to get back into the Champions League would surely be more costly.\n\nFor the first time in this Premier League campaign, Emery reverted to the back three that he used for much of last season. Given a back four was one of the few discernible elements of the identity Emery was attempting to implement, this was a move with more than a whiff of desperation to it. Emery resembles a frantic gambler, endlessly pulling the slot machine’s lever, hoping he might eventually land upon a winning combination.\n\nThis was a game Emery couldn’t afford to lose, but not one it felt like he had the gumption to try and win. Wenger sometimes said his teams played with the “handbrake on”. At the moment, Emery looks like he’d struggle to make it through the theory test.\n\nPierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette played as split strikers on Saturday, and were detailed to pin back Leicester’s attacking full-backs Ben Chilwell and Ricardo Pereira. It almost worked, for a period in the first half. However, is that really the best use of two £50 million forwards?\n\nThrow in Nicolas Pepe, and Arsenal have a potentially fantastic front line, if Emery was prepared throw caution to the wind and lean into their strengths. Instead, he’s almost apologetic about his embarrassment of attacking riches. Arsenal are the team with the £170 million attack, and the minus-one goal difference.\n\nUltimately, the first goal decided this game. In their previous four matches, Arsenal had suffered the embarrassment of surrendering a lead. Well, if you thought Arsenal were bad when they were in front, welcome to Arsenal when they’re behind. Emery’s team didn’t manage a shot after the 53rd minute. In that time, Leicester had eight attempts at goal.\n\nThere is an expression Emery makes when things go against him, that is becoming all too familiar. A sort of painful grimace that pulls his mouth wide, baring his teeth. If only his team could do the same.\n\nOne of the stranger aspects of the evening was the fact that between Leicester’s goals there was a seven-minute period where Emery showed no sign of making a substitution, despite Pepe’s presence on the bench. It was a familiar feeling for Arsenal fans: waiting for a change that doesn’t come.\n\nIt’s now down to Sanllehi, Edu and KSE to deliver one. The intervention of the owners could prove crucial here. They just about saw off the #WeCareDoYou rebellion with smart talking and transfers. That has earned the Arsenal board a modicum of trust.\n\nHowever, the way things are going is not a good look for them, and if they allow Emery to persist, it will be interpreted as passively accepting mediocrity.\n\nThat bond of trust is more delicate than ever. If they really cared about Arsenal, they would not allow this to continue.\""
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"The seminar was not to sensationalise the existence of a sex industry in Penang (a feature of most cities across the world) but to say there is an issue and to look at what can be done, says The Penang Stop Human Trafficking Campaign.\n\nFollowing the successful organisation of a seminar on ‘Sex Trafficking in Penang: What we Can Do About It’ last Saturday, we notice that some press coverage has taken a very negative line.\n\nThis is a pity, since the issue is a serious issue, and is about finding and supporting the women, girls, men and boys who are victims of sex trafficking and bringing criminals to justice. It is not about party politics or apportioning blame.\n\nAs the main organiser of the seminar, we would like to make it very clear that nowhere was Penang referred to as a ‘sex city’, not by the Northern Network for Migrants and Refugees (Jump) or anyone else at the seminar. Nor was there any emphasis given to highlighting Penang as being any better or worse than other cities and towns around the world grappling with the horrors of human trafficking, including people trafficked for sexual exploitation.\n\nFar from it. The context of the seminar was to be positive in our partnerships for tackling sex trafficking in Penang. The points made by the research presented by Todd Morrison and by the other presentations and discussions at the seminar were all made in the following context:\n\nNo one is blaming anyone else for any lack of action or plan. We are not looking back, but looking forward at how we can work together to tackle the many aspects of the issue. This was also the conclusion of Todd’s presentation – the positive ways of moving ahead.\n\nHuman trafficking is a horrendous crime. It devastates peoples’ lives. Sex trafficking particularly affects women and girls, and their lives are made an absolute misery, in a way that few of us can imagine.\n\nIf we can find a way of reaching just one more victim than we would if we stood by and did nothing, then we have achieved something. But we are very sure that we can achieve a lot more than that, particularly if all stakeholders and interested parties work together and each contribute what they can.\n\nSo just to reiterate, the purpose of the seminar and of the presentations was not to sensationalise the existence of a sex industry in Penang (a feature of most if not all cities and towns across the world) nor to wave numbers in our face as definitive.\n\nInstead it was to say “there is an issue” and share “what we can do about it”. There were many positive suggestions that came out of the discussions and these will be followed through.\n\nIt should be noted that one of the presentations talked about how jurisdictions across the world are grappling with how to tackle human trafficking, including sex trafficking. Whether in Europe, North America, Australia, or elsewhere in Asia, countries, cities and towns are all seeking ways to deal with the problem.\n\nNo one has come up with a definitive solution. Our discussions in Penang need to be put in that context: that we are just one place amongst thousands that are talking about how to combat trafficking. We can share good experiences and learn from each other. That is a part of it.\n\nPresent press coverage or not, all partners in the Campaign will continue to quietly focus on what we need to do and how best we can build partnerships and move forward. We are sad if some choose to make the issue and presentations made at our seminar something that it is/they are not.\n\nWe would much prefer it if we all could concentrate instead on what positive steps, what positive initiatives, what working together is necessary, to reach those women, girls, boys and men who are victims of sex trafficking. And to bring the traffickers and their associates to justice."
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"Throw it back to Koe Wetzel and the Konvicts…\n\nKoe Wetzel has been popular in circles around Texas for awhile, but it wasn’t until his second album, Noise Complaint, that he started to get recognition outside of the live music scene with songs like “February 28th, 2016,” “Something To Talk About,” “Love (ft. Parker McCollum)” and “Fuss and Fight.”\n\nHis first album, titled Out On Parole (fitting for the band name at the time), was released in 2015, and while it’s pretty solid, there is one song on there that is just on another level: “Wine Glass.”\n\nListen to these lyrics, compare them to others on the record and you’ll see a clear difference. This song is just deeper and better than the rest, and probably what drove people to Koe at the time, the potential for greatness that we’re seeing now.\n\nNot saying the other songs on the album are bad, but come on, this one is just on another planet.\n\nTurn it up and play it loud, this one is an absolute jam."
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"Entering the first week of March, the playoff race continues in the American Hockey League for the Wolf Pack. The club gear up for another three in three weekend. Hartford has 18 games remaining in the season, already! The season has flown fast. Let’s get to the details of the current situations for the Pack.\n\nThe trade deadline has affected the Wolf Pack in one move. Ryan Graves was dealt to the Colorado Avalanche in exchange for Chris Bigras. The new forward will debut on Friday night against Springfield. To read more on my analysis of the trade, check out my article earlier in the week here.\n\nThe Wolf Pack continue to sit in sixth place in the Atlantic Division with 59 points. The fifth-place Bridgeport Sound Tigers are ahead of the Wolf Pack by a single point with two games in hand. The Charlotte Checkers are in fourth, continually holding down the last playoff spot in the division with 65 points. In addition, the Checkers have played one less game than Hartford. The Wolf Pack cannot afford to go on a losing streak. As of late, the club has won a few games, followed up with losses going 5-5 in the last ten games. They will have to play better hockey down the stretch if they want to make the postseason.\n\nOne positive aspect of the situation, the Wolf Pack will begin a three-game series with the Checkers starting this Sunday, with six points at stake. The next five games are critical, and any losing streak will have the club suffer at the end.\n\nThe American Hockey League has published their annual Playoff Primer. You can check it out here as the league updates the page daily (usually in the mornings)."
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"Nothing is free. The government doesn’t generate money; it only redistributes it. It takes it from taxpayers and redistributes it in some form or another. Those free stuff — they’ll be coming from your pocket. Worst of all, you’ll be paying for some other people’s college or healthcare.\n\nOnce everything is free, there will be freeloaders. Free healthcare, free tuition, and guaranteed income will reward the complacent and punish those who strive for more. A closer look at all the Democrat-run welfare states will clearly show the extent of this problem. Cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco have become a haven for drug addicts and illegal aliens. California’s economy is the fifth largest in the world, surpassing that of the UK, Canada, Italy, and France. However, California remains mired in debt as their economy cannot support its social programs.\n\nCompetition drives progress and innovation. Government control leads to stagnation, complacency, and corruption. Free market capitalists are the reason why you have a smartphone, drive a nice car, and enjoy good movies now and then. Even environmentalists have to thank capitalism for the leap in technology in solar and wind energy. Governments will not solve the problems of the world; they would be solved by a group of individuals competing with their rivals in creating the best products to meet particular demands.\n\nSocialism, where everything is free, is a beautiful dream that can quickly turn into a nightmare. Venezuela, once ranked 4th when it came to GDP per capita, now stands as a testament to the failure of socialism. The poorest U.S. citizen has it better than the citizens of socialist regimes. The USA is driven by capitalism, and this is the reason why it has the strongest economy in the world."
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Her name is Ruth Mather Skidmore, and she wrote this poem:\n\nI think if I should wait some night in an enchanted forest\nWith tall dim hemlocks and moss-covered branches,\nAnd quiet, shadowy aisles between the tall blue-lichened trees;\nWith low shrubs forming grotesque outlines in the moonlight,\nAnd the ground covered with a thick carpet of pine needles\nSo that my footsteps made no sound, —\nThey would not be afraid to glide silently from their hiding places\nTo the white patch of moonlight on the pine needles,\nAnd dance to the moon and the stars and the wind.\n\nTheir arms would gleam white in the moonlight\nAnd a thousand dewdrops sparkle in the dimness of their hair;\nBut I should not dare to look at their wildly beautiful faces.\n\nIsn’t it beautiful? I found it in an anthology called Poems of Magic and Spells, which sent me back to Walter de la Mare’s anthology Come Hither: A Collection of Rhymes and Poems for the Young of All Ages, which send me back even farther: to an anthology called Off to Arcady : Adventures in Poetry, published in 1933. I very much wanted to include it, but I knew nothing about the poet. And at a minimum, I needed to know when she had been born and when she had died. I needed those dates for the table of contents.\n\nSo I went to the internet, expecting to find something. Not necessarily a biographical entry, but something . . . after all, the poem is accomplished. She was obviously a talented poet — surely she had published something else. But for the first time, researching poets for my online anthology, I drew an almost complete blank. She had not published anything else. And she, herself, appeared almost nowhere. I found exactly one reference: in a photocopy of the June 13, 1934 Vassar Miscellany News, I learned that she had graduated from Vassar that spring. Was it the same Ruth Mather Skidmore? There could not be two — the name was too unusual. So I had one small piece of information. I searched again, using various forms of her name, and came across another photocopy. This time it was a page from a local newspaper paper published in Castile, New York called The Castilian, which recorded the social activities of prominent residents. A Mrs. Ruth Mather Skidmore Remsen had visited her mother, Mrs. Ida Mather Skidmore. This must be the same Ruth? And Remsen must be her married name. I couldn’t find the exact date of the newspaper, but it had been printed sometime between 1942 and 1945. On the same page was a list of the specials at Hubbard’s Clover Farm Store: five pounds of cane sugar for 34 cents, a pint of Leadway Floor Wax for 29 cents . . . An advertisement reminded you to Buy War Bonds and Stamps. I was beginning to build a history.\n\nSo I searched again, this time for Ida Mather Skidmore, thinking that if I could finedinformation on the previous generation, I might be able to find Ruth’s birthdate. Under her mother’s name, I found an obituary for Ruth’s brother, which told me that he had been predeceased by a sister, Ruth Remsen. So I had been right, that must been her married name. I tried Ruth Remsen as a search term, but there were too many women under that name. I did find an obituary for a Ruth S. Remsen in 2002, but could it be her? I didn’t know. And then I got lucky: I found a wedding announcement for Remsen-Skidmore in The Daily Brooklyn Eagle for July 16th, 1939 — again, a photocopy. That announcement gave me the most information I had found on Ruth Mather Skidmore. Her father had been a Harry B. Skidmore of Elizabeth, New Jersey, and he was described as “the late.” She was a graduate of Vassar Collage, and had spent her Junior year at the Sorbonne. After college, she had gone on to get a Master’s degree at Teachers College, Columbia University. The day before, July 15th, she had married a man named Alfred Soule Remsen, Jr., the son of a Mr. and Mrs. Remsen who lived in Jamaica. He had graduated from the University of Michigan. There was a whole story there, one I wasn’t going to learn more about. Because there was nothing else, at least not online.\n\nI had enough information to call the Vassar Alumni Association, which confirmed that Ruth Skidmore Remsen had been born in 1913 and had died in 2002. And that’s all I know about Ruth Mather Skidmore, the college student whose poem “Fantasy” was published the year before she graduated from college. Who was she, this girl who dreamed of the fair folk in a forest glade? Who wrote at least one fantastical poem, and then . . . nothing else? I have no idea. Perhaps there are more poems somewhere that were not published. Girls who write poetry tend to write more than one, and “Fantasy” is the product of a talented hand and mind.\n\nAs far as I can determine, given the confusing state of copyright for poems published around that time, the poem is out of copyright. (If I find that it’s not, I’ll have to remove it or find a descendant who can give me permission.) I’m glad I can reprint it, and that is after all the point of the anthology — to bring attention to poets and poems who may have been forgotten, who may not be getting the attention they deserve. And of course to highlight the long history of fantastical images and themes in poetry.\n\nI’m pretty sure part of what I’m here for is to bring attention to the literature and writers I love. It’s not just about writing — it’s about allowing people to see the world in a different way, whether that is by writing my own poetry or researching and publishing one forgotten poet who wrote at least one wonderful poem.",
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"Public Citizen was off the mark sooner. The consumer advocacy group had posted Januvia to its Worstpills.org Web site in June of 2007, advising then that Januvia should not be used until seven years after its introduction on the market??\"no earlier than 2014??\"due to a lack of insight and data regarding its safety and efficacy long-term.\n\n\n\"Individuals with type 2 diabetes should wait seven years before taking Januvia,\"\nsaid Dr. Sidney Wolfe, director of the health research group at Public Citizen, in comments released June 1 of 2007. \"They should not be human guinea pigs and risk being harmed by the adverse effects associated with Januvia that may be magnified with time, as they were with Avandia.\"\n\nLittle wonder that the reports started rolling in almost immediately after Januvia (sitagliptin) was approved.\n\nIn railing against Januvia, Public Citizen noted that even in clinical studies, trial participants were found to experience an increased level of creatinine, which is found in the blood and is often an early indicator of kidney problems.\n\nThe FDA's own medical officer whose jurisdiction included Januvia concluded, following a review, that Januvia's performance was at best, \"fairly modest.\"\n\nPublic Citizen has an enviable track record of raising concerns about potentially problematic drugs and remains well ahead of the curve. The June 2007 statement noted that the advocacy group's warning about Type 2 diabetes drug Avandia was two years ahead of the release of the Dr. Steven Nissen study in the New England Journal of Medicine.\n\nMore JANUVIA News\nWith Januvia adverse reactions, including concern for Januvia cancer, Public Citizen notes that many of the newer drugs designed to treat Type 2 diabetes \"are often no more potent or effective than the older diabetes drug families: insulin, the sulfonylureas and the biguanides. Because Januvia is not a 'breakthrough' drug??\"one that is significantly more effective than drugs already on the market??\"Wolfe advises patients with type 2 diabetes to wait to see if it is truly as safe as its manufacturer, Merck, claims,\" states the press release.\n\nIn the meantime, anyone considering a Januvia lawsuit may well consider the lag time between October 16, 2006??\"when the first adverse reaction reports were received by the FDA??\"and September 25, 2009, when the agency issued a revision to the warning label. The lag time, nearly three years, could have caused dozens (if not hundreds) of people to suffer needlessly.\n\nPosted by\nJames H. McCann\non January 7, 2011\nThe research on Januvia prior to marketing was thorough and the manufacturer is still following up on it ---a manufacturer that has a certain integrity in these matters.\n\nThere are things in the PRODUCT INSERT that are pretty much meaningless to an individual taking the drug, but don't let that stop you. Learn from what the pharmacists tell you ---they know what they are talking about and are much more reliable than doctors when it comes to drugs.\n\nPosted by\nALAN MILLS\non December 28, 2010\nI have been taking Januvia for several years now, possibly from as soon as it was an accepted drug. I also have ESRD, and had a kidney transplant in 2004. My creatnine is well under control, and I have had no ill side effects from the drug, that I know of, and I have blood and urine labwork every month, that is reviewed by both my endocrinologist and 2 nephrologists.\nPosted by\nA Victim\non December 25, 2010\nMy father has been taking it for few months and during these times his creatinine has been increasing.\nNow I know the reason.\nAlthough he has to stop and then do tests again to make sure.\n\nPosted by\npauliner\non December 23, 2010\nI have the same concern, questions my doctor. He was not aware of any complications. What should I be aware of. I have been taking this drug for 3 year.\nPosted by\nDAVID A. SULTAN\non December 23, 2010\nI HAVE BEEN TAKING JANUVIA FOR THE PAST 4 YEARS OR SO. IS THERE ANYTHING I SHOULD BE LOOKING FOR IN MY BLOOD WORK TO DETERMIN IF I HAVE BEEN AFFECTED BY THIS DRUG? . MY DOCTORS ARE NOT AWARE OF ANY PROBLEMS WITH THE DRUG SO I CAN'T DEPEND ON THEM. EVEN THE PHARMACY IS UNEDUCATED ON UPDATES. I HAVE BROUGHT THINGS TO THEIR ATTENTION THAT I FOUND ON THE WEB AND THEY WERE AMAZED...PLEASE ADVISE ME WHAT I SHOULD DO. IS THIS DRUG SAFE TO TAKE?"
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