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DESPITE CONTINUED PROTEST, NUMEROUS LETTERS DIRECTED TO BLM: email@example.com AND THE U.S. AUTHORITIES: THESE MAGNIFICENT ANIMALS CONTINUE TO BE SLAUGHTERED INHUMANELY!!! WHY?????
The White House Link contains a form whereby you may submit your comments.
The following emails and letters are being posted with the permission of the sender.
"This nation was built on horseback. The mustangs have played a crucial role to which we owe much gratitude and respect. In the agenda of profit-driven, special interests-driven "management" by BLM – the deception and betrayal to the mustangs and us the people who sponsor this tax funded cruel extinction, Americans must take a stand against the destruction taking place before our very eyes now.
Freedom must be defended – and the unlawful eviction of our wild horses and burros stopped now.
The brutalizing against mustangs and burros by BLM is a threat not only to the equines – but to us all. Our future generations have a right to this integral part of our historic icons and it must be protected at all costs.
Time is of the essence, as the BLM is planning the continued relentless eviction of these protected legacies – silent, covert
operations carried out with an un-American menace and cruelty that needs your help in being exposed."
Thank you for your time.
Monika Courtney, Colorado
Sent: 5/25/2011 12:26:49 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time
Subj: An Open Letter to the BLM / DOI
Isn't there anything legal that can be done to stop this? They've induced mass abortions with their round ups for starters……. does the handbook says "should not" or "shall not"?
(Obama's BLM Confirms it Will Resume Wild Horse and Burro "Gathers" thanks to the generosity of Congress)
http://rtfitch.wordpress.com/2011/05/24/scientists-demand-obama-blm-cease-stampeding-wild-horse-foals-and-mares/ –
Cruel and Deadly Helicopter Stampedes During Foaling Season Must Stop
An Open Letter to the management of the Department of Interior and Bureau of Land Management
Dear Sirs:
As an outraged citizen I am writing you to beg for the mercy of week and month old babies that will be the victims of the planned Round-ups starting in July.
The BLM handbook states that round-ups should NOT be conducted during foaling season. In July there are still mares that are heavily pregnant and babies that are only weeks old. Even babies that are one or two months old cannot withstand the miles and miles of running over treacherous terrain. July is in the middle of foaling season.
These round-ups will undoubtedly result in many foals suffering and dying and pregnant mares aborting their babies. Babies have died from sloughing off their hooves before. (during the Calico Roundup)
It is easy to predict, young babies simply cannot withstand the miles and miles of exerting exercise, their small under-developed feet cannot withstand the pounding, they cannot go without their mothers milk especially after this exertion, and the stress and anxiety of separation from their mothers is extremely inhumane to both mothers and babies.
One would not run one's own pregnant mare or mare and baby for miles and miles and expect them to be ok. As a matter of fact one would be arrested for cruelty to animals.
I do not agree with any BLM Round-ups as there is no independent count of Wild Horses and the contractors are inhumane and have no knowledge of
natural horsemanship.
However, Round-ups during foaling season take this one more inhumane step further and are even more callous and willfully cruel and heartless.
Thousands of horse advocates are outraged, Horse organizations are outraged, my pony club is outraged, my neighborhood is outraged, and the
media is outraged.
Please have mercy and direct the contractors to conduct the Round-ups only after the foaling season is over. And only when temperatures are not
extreme. I beg of you to order the round-ups to only ever take place during the months of Sept and October and November, after the summer heat is over, when the babies are at least 3 months old and before the bitter winter cold.
Most urgently I ask you please, postpone the foaling season roundups!!
A. M. M., Ph.D., M.D.
R. H. L., Ph.D.
S. M. L., Licensed M.S.W.
Message from Madeleine Pickens : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-klWJoM-MH4
Dear Ms. Worley,
With your statement below, I am wondering if the people abusing the horses or burros, kicking, lifting on tail and sadistically tormenting them are not of your agency ? Is this indifference at best, impatience, or simply a complete lack of humane welfare standards ever so present in your program ? If you insist none of your contractors you oversee are indifferent or accepting of inhumane treatment, then what is this abuse ? While many in BLM offices may not be fully aware of the horrors going out on the range and simply typing up handed down reports to put on your website, it seems necessary you go out on the field to witness the reality.
The increasingly cruel and unprofessional performances during recent stampedes speak volumes – not of improved practices, but of the same old indifferent, abusive standards known. While accidents can happen, the fatalities due to improper handling, insufficient veterinarian care and the lack of fundamental respect for each individual animal within BLM is alarming.
We care about accurate census, count and a consistent approach to implement performance appraisals that would fit your statement in the email below.
We care for BLM to have more respect for the social order of bands, and to involve the public in all aspects. We care that independent humane observers have access at all times.
We care for BLM to apply mandatory education to staff on the range, reflecting of professional equine understanding and handling skills, not the archaic and brutal practices present.
We care for BLM to invite advocates instead of excluding them and denying them access.
We care to end the stock-piling of unlawfully evicted mustangs and to relocate those languishing in holding to available healthy range lands or proposed partnership eco-sanctuaries.
We care for BLM to stop the large-scale displacement of herds by giving preference to livestock and big game in HA's and HMA's throughout the West.
We also care that our wild equids are not scapegoated and blamed for ecological destruction and range damage, when in fact they enhance the eco-system.
We care for BLM to stop the monopoly of livestock and/or big game and reduce, possibly eliminate privileged livestock permittees on original legal HA's.
We care to stop the drastic round ups and for BLM to create ecologically knowledgeable reserve designs as specified in attached documents.
We do care about the mustangs. In fact, we care that your agency delivers the reform Mr. Abbey preached recently. We also care that a balanced Advisory Board would be established, not only representing special interests, but a balanced concept, consisting of wild horse advocates also.
We care to assure the survival of all herds in their rightful habitat, as laid out in the unanimously passed 1971 Act, which is not warranted with the current PZP closeout strategy. We care for true and genuine reform. We care to see the fundamental change in the program that Mr. Abbey promised in February 2011, see below:
Some of the other changes the BLM says it will put in place include: Enhancing humane animal care and handling practices, promoting volunteerism in the management of wild horses, plus improving transparency and openness.
Abbey says the reform efforts will begin immediately.
We care for our mustangs and burros. It's high times your agency cared too, before it's too late !
Monika Courtney, Colorado
—–Original Message—–
From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:email@example.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2011 5:22 PM
Subject: EXTERNAL: Re: White Pine County Wild Mustang Roundup
Ms. Wagner,
The BLM conducted an internal investigation into the incident with the helicopter herding of a mare that fell in a snowbank. We issued a news release, which contains a link to the report:
During the 40 years that the BLM has been responsible for ensuring there are healthy herds of wild horses on the public lands, we have continued to improve our business practices. No one working in this program, including the contractors we oversee during gather operations, are indifferent or accepting of inhumane treatment of any animals. There are times when accidents or unfortunate incidents occur, and we report these incidents on our websites.
During the Antelope Complex wild horse gather, we have safely used a helicopter to gather more than 1,300 animals. There have been 4 gather related deaths and 5 non-gather related deaths, which have primarily been because of genetic deformities or pre-existing injuries that didn't heal well.
Thank you for caring about America's wild horses,
JoLynn Worley
BLM Nevada
From: email@example.com
Sent: 5/25/2011 6:17:25 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time
Subj: Re: Fw: We care: 7621 views since May 17th
Thank you for your email regarding the management of the Wild Horse and
Burro Program.
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is undertaking a thorough review of its
wild horse and burro program and values public comment as this process
progresses. The BLM recently requested the National Academy of
Sciences/National Research Council to conduct an independent technical
review of the program to ensure that the BLM is using the best science
available in managing wild horses and burros on Western public rangelands.
This study and work currently underway on a long-term strategic plan will
provide information to place the program on a sustainable path that meets
the goals of humane treatment of the animals, healthy rangelands for all
their users, and fiscal responsibility for the American taxpayer.
I urge you to visit the program's Web page (www.blm.gov/whb) for accurate,
timely information on the BLM's management of wild horses and burros.
There you will find a link to detailed information about all aspects of the
program, including regularly updated information about ongoing and upcoming
We welcome your interest in America's wild horses and burros.
From: firstname.lastname@example.com
To: email@example.com
Sent: 5/18/2011 8:09:03 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time
Subj: Plea for Help to Help the Horses
Dear Friends, We are trying our best to get this film out so that more of you and your friends can see it and in turn help the horses. Right now crucial funds are needed to move the film forward so that we can get it to the public eye. With this being such a controversial topic and with the complex network of special interests at the core of this issue, it has been extremely difficult to win the support of would-be sponsors.
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Depending upon circumstances, such as litter availability and raiser/home approval, it can take up to six months to receive a puppy. Puppies are picked up from the San Rafael campus of Guide Dogs for the Blind.
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A raiser is responsible for providing feeding bowls, food, toys, and grooming tools. Guide Dogs for the Blind will provide a working puppy vest, two sizes of collars with identification, two leashes, ear cleaner, tooth paste and brush, flea and heartworm medication and all paperwork connected with the puppy, including a Puppy Raising Manual. The school also provides an allowance of $250 for each puppy to be used for medical expenses during the time the puppy is in a raiser's home. Any expense over this amount must be pre-approved by the Accounting Department. Our training group supplies sleeping crates for each puppy as they grow.
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Willie Mae Danford Miles, wife of a former Florida A&M University (FAMU) dean of students Rev. Moses General Miles, passed away on August 23, at the Miracle Hill Nursing Home in Tallahassee. Her funeral service is scheduled for Saturday, August 28, at 11 a.m. at the Philadelphia Primitive Baptist Church located at 840 Dunn Street, Tallahassee.
Miles taught at the Lucy Moten Elementary School, which is now known as the FAMU Developmental Research School.
Gladys Lang, a former coworker of Miles, expressed that Miles loved her students.
"Mrs. Miles was an outstanding educator whose love and concern for all children was unparalleled," said Lang. "As a master teacher, she worked incessantly to bring out the best in all of her students."
Miles was a strong supporter of her husband, who was a founding member of the FAMU Foundation, Inc. and later became its president in 1985.
In 1956, Rev. Miles, a prominent pastor, was responsible for posting bail for Wilhelmina Jakes Street and Carrie Patterson to be released from jail after their refusal to move to the back of a Tallahassee city bus, which initiated the Tallahassee Bus Boycott.
Miles served along side her husband as first lady of Philadelphia Primitive Baptist Church beginning in 1948 when her husband became pastor. She was the proud founder of the Matron's Auxiliary at Philadelphia Primitive Baptist Church.
She was one of the first initiates of the Gamma Eta Sigma chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., which later became the Tallahassee Alumnae Chapter. She served as chapter president from 1965-1967 and was a devoted adviser to the Beta Alpha chapter at FAMU for many years. One of Miles' advisee remembers her very well.
"Soror Miles was the epitome of finer womanhood," said Lisa Lang. "She was an adviser who provided extraordinary leadership, guidance and counseling. Her availability and service to the chapter was limitless."
Miles received her bachelor's degree from Morris Brown College and her master's degree from Ohio State University. Miles was a life member of the FAMU National Alumni Association and member of the Leon County Alumni chapter.
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It's strawberry time here in the Hudson Valley – a short, but sweet season for picking fresh berries.
Today's Great Tastes! in the Poughkeepsie Journal features a story on strawberries, tantalizing recipes and a list of places where you can pick-your-own berries.
Greig Farm in Red Hook has been growing strawberries since 1946. They have 15 varieties of strawberries that are ready to be picked right now. Check out the video of Norman Greig talking about the farm and the berries, which are grown for flavor and taste, he says.
Fruit is always best when it's grown close to home, he also notes in the video.
I love this time of year, don't you? Just think – fresh strawberry shortcake, strawberry rhubarb pie and strawberry margaritas are just some of the things you can make with freshly picked berries.
I have a small patch of white alpine strawberries growing in the garden along with red alpine berries. They are a treat to pick and eat out of hand, and rarely make it back to the kitchen.
It's fun to stop and think about the things that are growing together this time of year. That's how I came up with the recipe for angel hair pasta that uses strawberries, of all things. Right now, the sugar snap peas are producing, the garlic scapes are starting to unfurl and the chives are starting to flower. Why not combine them all together and toss with some pasta for a light meal that says spring!
So, here is the recipe I developed and posted a couple years back – it's still delicious. Give it a try!
And keep reading for a sweet-tart strawberry finish to a bubbly drink and a recipe for classic strawberry shortcake biscuits. Add some blueberries and mix in some white berries, if you have them, and you will be all set for a patriotic red, white and blue dessert for the Fourth of July.
Enjoy the season while it lasts!
Spring Angel Hair Pasta with Veggies, Herbs and Berries
Serves 4
(Double everything if you want to make a pound of pasta to feed a crowd)
- 1/2 pound angel hair pasta, cooked al dente
- Olive oil
- Fresh sugar snap peas and spinach
- 4-5 garlic scapes, chopped
- Fresh mint and chives, including some chive flowers
- 1/2 pint small berries, such as white alpine strawberries
- About 1 1/2 cups vegetable broth
- Salt and pepper to taste
- Parmesan cheese.
- Cook the pasta according to package directions until al dente.
- In a large skillet, saute the garlic scapes in about 3-4 tablespoons olive oil for a minute or two.
- Toss in a handful of small sugar snap peas and saute another couple minutes.
- Add a big handful or two of fresh spinach that has been washed and roughly chopped.
- Give the mix a stir. Add some salt and pepper. Toss in the cooked pasta and give it all another stir. Add some vegetable broth.
- Add a sprig or two of freshly chopped mint and a handful of chopped chives.
- Stir; see if it needs more vegetable broth.
- Remove from the heat and toss in the berries and some chive flowers.
- Serve right away with a hefty grating of Parmesan cheese.
Strawberry-Rhubarb Syrup
- Add 2 cups of chopped rhubarb, 1 cup of sugar and 2-3 lemon peels to 3 cups of water in a medium saucepan.
- Bring to a boil and then turn down the heat and simmer for about 5 minutes.
- Add 1 cup of fresh strawberries and return to a boil; let simmer another 10 minutes or so.
- Let the syrup cool and then strain into a clean glass jar and store in the refrigerator.
- Add a tablespoon to a flute of cold prosecco. The syrup is also delicious on top of ice cream.
Red, White and Blue Strawberry Shortcake
Makes about 8 biscuits
For the berries:
- About 3 cups fresh strawberries, sliced
- 1 cup of blueberries and white strawberries combined
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 2 tablespoons orange juice
- 2 sprigs fresh mint
For the biscuits:
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/3 cup plus another tablespoon sugar
- 2 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon zest
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter
- 1 large egg
- 1/4 cup heavy cream, plus a little more for brushing the biscuits
- 1/4 cup buttermilk (you can make your own by adding a scant teaspoon of fresh lemon juice to a 1/4 cup of regular milk; let mixture sit for about 10 minutes)
For the cream:
- 1 1/2 cups heavy cream
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Slice the strawberries. Add about 1/3 of them to a bowl with the orange juice and mash them with a fork or pastry blender. Add the rest of the berries, the sugar and the mint leaves and mix. Let sit at room temperature while you make the biscuits and cream.
For the biscuits:
- Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Line a heavy baking sheet with parchment paper.
- Sift together the flour, 1/3 cup of sugar, baking powder, baking soda, salt and cinnamon into a bowl.
- Crumble in the butter and mix with your fingers or a pastry blender until it looks like coarse cornmeal.
- In a small bowl, beat the egg and heavy cream together. Add the buttermilk and vanilla.
- Pour the liquids into the flour mixture and gently mix with a fork. Add the lemon zest. Mix until the dough just comes together then turn it out onto a floured board. Gently knead the dough, adding a bit more flour if it is too wet or a little more cream if it is too dry. Don't overknead the dough.
- Roll out the dough into a 3/4-inch-thick circle. Using a water glass or cookie cutter that is about 3 inches wide, cut out circles of dough without twisting the cutter (this hinders rising). Keep gathering up the dough scraps until you have used it all up.
- Transfer the rounds onto the parchment-lined baking sheet. Brush the tops of the biscuits with a little heavy cream and sprinkle them with a little sugar.
- Bake until browned, about 12-15 minutes.
- Whip the cream with the sugar and vanilla until soft peaks form.
- Slice the warm biscuits in half with a serrated knife and place one half in a serving dish. Spoon some of the berry mixture on top and add a dollop of whipped cream. Cover with the second half of the biscuit and add more berries and cream.
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Phew.. so much has happened while I was away ! Even the WordPress interface looks so different 😉
At first, I am glad to be back to the blogging world. My last post about Barcamp Delhi, was some months ago. Not that I've lost passion for blogging, I was a little occupied on both fronts.
In addition, I've started using the microblogging utility 'Twitter' a little bit more. Having said that, the blog [on wordpress or self-hosted version ] will remain and so will the usage of micro-blogging utility. May be someday, I would like to evangelize with my thoughts on the difference between the purpose of twitter & blog, provided I am able to add value to the already existing conversations on this topic. Continue reading


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You Must Not Read This!
Younger readers may never have heard of the Index of Forbidden Books. (1) But those of us who lived before the Second Vatican Council will remember what it meant when someone said, "That book is on the Index." Any book on the Index was dangerous and forbidden to a good Catholic.
Yet most Catholics, including the clergy, have never seen a copy of the famous (infamous to some) Index of Forbidden Books. It was with perseverance that I was able to procure and study the 1938 edition of this work. In the course of over 500 pages several thousand forbidden books are listed in detail. The text is in Latin with an Italian introduction by Cardinal Merry del Val first written in 1929. It is published by the Vatican. (2)
One of the reasons why we do not hear about the Index of Forbidden Books today is that its publication came to a rather inglorious end in 1966 when Cardinal Ottaviani, head of the Sacred Congregation of the Faith, declared that there would be no further editions of the Index. (The latest edition was in 1948.) Yet Catholics are not so easily off the hook as far as the books on the Index are concerned. The New Catholic Encyclopedia admonishes that, "This does not mean, however, that whatever has been contained on the Index is now automatically permitted reading for all Catholics." (page 435)
What kind of dangers lurked beneath the pages of these forbidden books? After all, the banning of books in our liberal tradition of freedom of expression and investigation seems quite undemocratic and runs counter to values we Americans hold dear. For centuries, however, the church as "custodian of divine revelation" felt bound in duty to protect the faithful from everything that would endanger faith or morals.
Historical overview.
As early as the Council of Nicea (325 AD) the writings of the heretic Arius were condemned. By the fifth century lists of books both recommended and condemned were promulgated by the church. By the 15 th century, with the onset of printing, books were already proliferating throughout Europe. The writings of Wycliff, Jan Hus, Calvin and other reformers were condemned.
In 1546 the Council of Trent addressed the problem of the printed word head on. Books on religious subjects would henceforth need an "imprimatur" (In Latin, "It may be printed"). In 1559 the first Roman Index of Forbidden Books was issued by Pope Paul IV. It was later revised in 1564.
Subsequent revisions of the Index occurred in 1596, 1664, 1753, and 1757. Following the First Vatican Council there was a further revision by Pope Leo XIII in 1900. Under Pope Benedict XV there was a complete revision of the Code of Canon Law of the church in 1917 that laid down extensive rules for the publishing and reading of books. The last edition of the Index dates from 1948. Some works were added even after this date.
Here is a general overview of what one can find in the Index of Forbidden Books.
- Theological works (the
greatest number of works fall into this category)
- Philosophical works, including economics, the political and social sciences
- Historical works
- Literary works: novels and romances
- Certain travelogues
- A few works in the above categories by women authors
- A handful by Protestant or Jewish writers
In some cases the complete works of an author are condemned. (3) Here are some examples of authors whose total output is condemned:
Author Year condemned
René Descartes
Thomas Hobbes 1703
François Voltaire 1804
David Hume 1827
Emile Zola 1898
Maurice Maeterlinck 1914
Anatole France 1922
Jean-Paul Sartre 1948
Alberto Moravia 1952
André Gide 1922
In other instances only selected works of an author are condemned.
Here are a few theological works that are condemned:
Jansenius -
Antoine Arnauld (father and son) 1655 (20 works)
The Book of Common Prayer 1714
Alfred Loisy - six works 1932
Abbé Lamennais - seven works including his translation of the New
the New Testament with commentary.
James Duggan 1898 "Steps Toward Reunion"
(a work on ecumenism)
Princess Carolyn-Elizabeth Sayn-Wittgenstein - two of her 24-volume "Causes Intérieuresde la Faiblesse Extérieure de l'Eglise en 1870." (Ironically the mistress of Franz Liszt had the last word in spite of this condemnation: she is buried in the German Cemetery within the very walls of the Vatican itself. (Cimiterio Teutonica)
Luisa Piccareta - three works concerning her "revelations" (1938)
Here are some authors of works
on philosophy, economics, political science, etc. who
are condemned:
Francis Bacon
Henri Bergson - three works
Auguste Comte
Immanuel Kant - "Critique of Pure Reason"
John Locke - "An Essay on Human Understanding"
Blaise Pascal - "The Provinical Letters" and "Pensées" (only the edition with notes by Voltaire)
Jean-Jacques Rousseau - "The Social Contract" and "Emile"
Michel Montaigne - Essays
Alphonse Lamartine - three works (Yet the Catholic Encyclopedia notes of him that "no poet has sung of God with more Christian love than he in his earliest work... But at every period he loved to see the Creator through the transparent veil of the creature.")
Justus Lipsius of Louvain - Christian humanist who converted to Lutheranism only to return to the church later in life. He once escaped condemnation of his work by accepting that torture could be a legitimate last resort to bring back heretics.
John Stuart Mill - "Principles of Political Economy"
Diderot and d'Alembert - French encyclopedists
Charles Louis de Montesquieu - "The Spirit of the Laws" (a work that greatly influenced Jefferson, Hamilton and John Jay)
Virginia Paganini - "Moral and Practical Guide for a Mother of the People" (1891)
Certain historical works on the Index.
Edward Gibbon - "History of
the Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire"
Pierre Larousse - 17 volume "Grand Dictionnaire Universel du 19ème Siècle"
Charles Maurras - "Action Française"
Dr. Auge-Louis Hesnard
Daniel Defoe - "Political History of the Devil"
Oliver Goldsmith - "History of England"
Rafaele Ciocci - "A Narrative of the Iniquities and Barbarities Practiced in Rome in the 19 th Century" (1845)
Luigi Pianciani - "Rome of the Popes" (1860)
Mathilda Marchot - "Truth on the Condition at Loigny in the Diocese of Chartres" (1890)
Literary Works and Belles Lettres.
Also included in this category are romances (4) especially those that are considered to be "sensual, libidinous or lascivious." (5)
Heinrick Heine - works
Gustave Flaubert - "Madame Bovary"
Victor Hugo - "Les Misérables" "The Hunchback of Notre Dame"
Stendhal - all love stories
Honoré Balzac - all love stories
Amantine Lucille Aurore Dudevant (George Sand) - all love stories
Alexandre Dumas (father and son) - all love stories
Jean de Lafontaine - tales, fables, verses, etc.
Gabriel Rosetti - four works
Voyages and travelogues.
Lady Morgan Sydney -
"Italy - a Journal of a Residence in That Country Exhibiting a View of the
State of Society, etc." 1822
Charlotte Ann Waldie - "Rome in the 19 th Century in a Series of Letters Written During a Residence in Rome 1817-1818."
Michael Hobart Seymour - "A Pilgrimage to Rome" (1851)
This brief survey of the Index of Forbidden Books gives pause for some thought. Although some of these works may contain poor theology or even "heresy" as it is defined, or some faulty history or even "naughty" love stories, one wonders if this method of protecting faith and morals was ever worth the effort. Most of the books condemned in the Index, and not mentioned here, have long been forgotten. At the same time many of those works condemned are recognized today as masterpieces, great books, world-famous classics, especially the literary works. How many Catholics today who attend a production of "Les Mis" know that the book on which it is based was on the Index! Aa for the Hunchback? Alas, poor Quasimodo!
Fortunately for the church a new spirit of openness occurred with the Second Vatican Council. Although there remain reactionary forces within the church, some in the highest positions, who would like to return to the days of censure and condemnation, please God, the fresh breath of the Spirit will prevail and blow such unhealthy anachronisms as the Index into the dustbin of history.
1. Index Librorum Prohibitorum (1938 edition)
2. Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis
3. "opera omnia"
4. "fabula amatoria"
5. "sensu alitati et libidini aut etiam lascivo" (Decree of the Holy Office. May 3, 1927)
Another source: Burke, Redmond A. Burke, C.S.C. Ph.D. What Is the Index?
The Bruce
Publishing Company. Milwaukee, 1952. This book has an extensive and
helpful bibliography.
Richard Cross


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Chester-Delaware Pomona Grange No. 3 had a busy day today, hosting a yard/craft sale at the Romano 4-H Center in Honey Brook. Many thanks to all who planned and volunteered at the event. Thanks also to those who organized and ran our Italian Night at the beginning of the month. Your hard work is appreciated!
Monthly Archives: June 2013
July 6, 2013 Meeting
Chester-Delaware Pomona No. 3 will meet on July 6, 2013 at the Goshen Grange Hall in Goshenville, Pa. The meeting will begin at 10 am and include a covered-dish luncheon.


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Last week I said I would take a photo a day for this week. I did it, even though a holiday week makes for some random images. Here are six days, the photo -- and sometimes more than one photo for one day. I start from near my home, a sight I often pass, at all times of day and night:
We traveled on Tuesday, heading west, to be with our son and his family. Even the dog seemed glad to see us -- or am I just imagining that to be true....
Wednesday we were up and about downtown Denver, checking out the blue bear sculpture,
and traveling on the light rail and passing freight trains carrying coal. I loved the lines and the colors here, and of course I love moving trains:
There were also Thanksgiving preparations that evening,
with more to do on Thanksgiving day.
On Friday my granddaughter and I went to the wonderfully humid Botanical Gardens to meet a Kentucky friend, who is an ace photographer. The day was sunny and warm, but the two following photos were taken inside the Boettcher Memorial Tropical Conservatory. I chose the topics for how interesting they were to me.
Then yesterday more family came, some of us got dressed up for a Christmas photo taking session, and there was again good eating, this time mostly Mexican. I made the last two photos after doing the family shoot. They are a happy way, for me, to end this post today.


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ISRO is planning to launch India's indigenous satellite for mobiles communication by 2011. Satellite phones or 'sat phones' are very much useful and popular in remote places in which terrestrial cellular service are not available. People can use satphone without using cellular broadcasting tower. All they need to use the satellite phone is a clear line to the sky by that the users can attend the calls from anywhere. For instance, the users can operate satellite phones either in the core of desert Sahara or at the depth of thick South African Jungle or at the top of Mount Everest. In short, satphones deliver a stable communication both in air and in sea.
So far India is not owning satellite and the Indians are getting access for the
ir satellite phones only from foreign satellite services. Last Monday (1st February 2010) a senior space scientist from Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) said that they are under the process of building a high-beam antenna in order to fix that on a broad communication satellite with S-band transponder.
ISRO planning to launch this satellite next year and once they launched the satellite service in India, the satellite will start providing its own signals that can be connected with handheld satphones.
Currently India is getting satellite service help from International Maritime Satellite Organization (INMARSAT) but soon after the launch of new Indian satellite the country will become one of the main operators in the use of satellite phones and that will give way to reduce the costs of satellite phone services, according to G. Madhavan Nair, who is the former Indian Space Agency Chairman.
A question was raised about the weapons used in the space program at the inauguration of two-day semicon summit, which was organized by Indian Semiconductor Association (ISA). Nair replied the question by telling that they are taking good cadences to guard country's space assets and in their policy they have declared that they use the space assets only for peaceful purposes.
Keywords; ISRO India moon satellite, mobile communication, ISRO satellite in India, ISRO mobile satellite


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text: The City of Minneapolis is seeking volunteers to participate in the Bicycle and Pedestrian Winter Conditions Study Pilot. As part of a larger bicycle and pedestrian winter maintenance research project, the City is conducting a field study to document the winter conditions of our bicycle and pedestrian facilities. They need volunteers to help document the snow and ice on our streets, sidewalks and trails. Volunteers will sign up to conduct five-minute observations at locations of their choosing (pick one on your commute!) throughout the winter. If you are interested in learning more and volunteering, please complete the form located at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1uQNQ0tj3a0M6TWSzRs9YkyPlN6xYpy7kMZs6pB8DuO4/viewform. The form will take about 10 minutes and includes an introduction to the study, an overview of volunteer tasks and responsibilities, and volunteer sign up info.


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The third mobility revolution has begun. A legacy of the railway and automobile revolutions, it combines the classic, heavy "mass transit" modes - train, metro and tram - with the car, but with a new style of use: shared, connected and, eventually, autonomous.
The public transport market has gradually shifted from a logic of flow management to an approach that takes into account the individual's specific mobility needs. The classic transport offer, standardised and anonymous, is thus evolving towards more personalised mobility services.
Digital solutions enable a new experience of mobility that is faster, simpler and better adapted to the needs of every individual. These solutions generate an enormous amount of data, which explains the interest of the GAFAs for the sector. Also, new players (private hire companies, car manufacturers) are starting to compete with the traditional operators of the mobility market.
So while remaining a leader in its core business, Keolis is pursuing its development in new forms of mobility and developing a pioneering spirit in relation to everyday travel. Keolis was an early entrant to this market by establishing strategic and industrial partnerships such as:
- The 100% electric autonomous shuttle manufacturer NAVYA, with which it launched the first public shuttle service in Lyon in September 2016, the first public autonomous shuttle service to be integrated into an existing public transport network.
- LeCab, a key player in the domain of private hire vehicles in France, and Via, inventor of the shared private hire vehicle in New York, which in January 2017, created PLUS in Paris. The first shared private hire service to combine the most efficient route calculation algorithms with passenger walking time.
Thanks to these partnerships, the Group has gradually integrated these innovations into its core business in line with its strategic vision of future mobility, embodied in the model CASE:
- Connected: connecting vehicles to Wi-Fi to optimise mobility services and make the journey more enjoyable; connecting the vehicles with each other, in a multimodal vision, to provide new modes, new routes, and optimise quality of service; connecting passengers to simplify the customer experience thanks to digital applications which guide them throughout their journey.
- Autonomous: autonomisation creates new mobility solutions that are safer, more reliable and more economical.
- Shared: tomorrow's mobility will be "on demand" thanks to a shared vehicle offer with a high quality of service, to fight against solo driving.
- Electric: tomorrow's mobility is, by definition, sustainable mobility, using clean energy.
A new visual identity
To better embody its strategic ambitions, Keolis is transforming its visual identity. The logo's new typography evokes fluidity, solidity and modernity. Its colours symbolise expertise and innovation (blue lagoon) as well a strong regional presence (taupe grey), the fundamental elements of Keolis' DNA.
The Group also reaffirms its commitment to the regional authorities and its customer-passengers by formalising its promise to its customers: "more ways, more life". This dynamic signature reflects the ambitions of a Group that has evolved in tandem with the challenges facing the company and its market. By diversifying the choice of modes and itineraries, Keolis is helping to improve the quality of life of citizens and the vitality of the territories. This new identity reaffirms Keolis' desire to innovate in order to create, alongside the Organising Authorities of Mobility, a sustainable and personalised mobility that takes into account the specific profile and needs of each individual.
This new brand strategy is accompanied by a communication strategy that aims to share Keolis' vision of future mobility, notably via future-oriented studies in the Keoscopie line (a research institute focusing on mobility and lifestyles) and the World Mobility Report (a study of the different uses of digital mobility, conducted with Netexplo in 13 smart cities).
Finally, Keolis will soon launch Pulse, its new bilingual magazine (French and English) that compiles opinions from industry experts (sociologists, town planners, elected officials, etc.) to encourage reflection and dialogue on mobility issues.


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The first National Flying Club race of the 2013 season was held from Carentan on Saturday 18th May. A total of 965 members sent 8,319 birds which were liberated at 7.45am into clear skies. The provisional result is as follows.
Six hundred and forty eight fanciers entered a total of three thousand, six hundred and fourteen birds into the National Flying Club race from Saintes. The birds were liberated at 06.30 hrs UK time into light north to north west winds and good visibility. After gaining height they cleared well to the north.


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Stream My Letter, the newest drop from Romeo. The cut was released on Tuesday, January 25th, 2011. Things are looking better for Romeo with each new release, which My Letter has proven yet again. It's worthy addition to the impressive body of work Romeo has been developing over the years. We're looking forward to hearing what's next.
Have you heard Romeo's The Statement, featuring Miss Chee, Ace, Oak Tree & Kay-I? Check out Romeo's profile page for the most recent info, news, songs, and mixtapes. Make sure to hit Romeo with a follow and/or like on Facebook and Twitter.
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This is a significant milestone for Scania and is in line with the company's strategy to enhance focus on the premium mining sector, while continuing to deliver industry-leading products to customers.
Recently, Scania India has also rolled out their 1000th truck from the Narasapura manufacturing plant.
Announcing the milestone, Anders Grundstromer, Managing Director, Scania India and Senior Vice President, Scania Group, said: "The P 410 tipper is built to deliver unmatched performance, greater fuel efficiencies and fastest vehicle uptime, leading to realisation of unparalleled Total Operating Economy. VPR acknowledges the excellent performance of our tippers, which are best suited for the toughest terrains and conditions."
V Prabhakar Reddy, Managing Director, VPR Mining Infrastructure, said: "The Scania P410 Tippers have delivered excellent performance in our mining fields. We have witnessed a significant increase in operational efficiencies and overall productivity with the deployment of these tippers."


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Wednesday, 26 March 2008
LEJOG training
I take the view that it's never too early to start training for a really long hike even though, in this case, I'm not planning to leave until April next year. Between now and then, I'll be getting out with a loaded pack. In the meantime, I've just started specific gym training. Now, I have to say that I'm not exactly a gym virgin. I've been going to one three to four times a week for over twenty years so it is something I genuinely enjoy doing. However, my trainer has started me on a regime which is aimed at me being able to do long days without being too exhausted. I mentioned to him the 35 miles a day done by Francis Tapon (site takes an age to load but it is worth it). Now, given that I think my longest ever has been 25 miles with a full pack, I don't think I'll get to 35 but I intend to train for more than I expect to actually do. I generally do a mixture of weights and cardiovascular. The new programme (most of which has me wearing a pack with, at the moment 6kg weights inside) includes using a contraption where I'm strapped either side of the waist by elasticated straps on pulleyed weights and do loads of runs and lunges forward and at the extreme jumping up and down on a step, rowing machine, a stepper and, on a treadmill (running machine) alternating 2-3 minutes (total about 16 minutes) uphill on a 15% gradient at 6kph and on a 1% gradient, jogging at 9kph. Now if all that's not fun, I don't know what is.
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Wednesday, 19 March 2008
Just a short trip but a good one. I was out for a day and a night. Using OS Landranger 180, I set out from Lee Abbey on the coast just west of Lynton. The Valley of Rocks was amazing as usual with mountain goats and wild ponies around. My walk took me along the coast path, around Woody Bay to Heddons Mouth. I came across an odd signpost which had to be worth a snap ...
The path went inland. I left the coast path and went in to have a pint at Hunters Inn, a bit out of season with scaffolding around but the beer was good. I went south to Parracombe, over Challacombe Common to the B3358 and followed a path east just south of the hamlet of Challacombe. It was raining a bit by now and quite muddy. However, it wasn't particularly cold. Clothing worn was basically waterproof overtrousers, a Golite windproof top and I used an umbrella for much of the time which was fine as it wasn't windy. At GR718408 I headed north towards Saddle Gate. The path was a bit indistinct and the mist came down, but by following a compass bearing it wasn't difficult to keep in the right direction. At Barbrook, just past Shallowford I filled up with water and a short distance off the farm road around GR714455 there were any number of good wild camping opportunities, one of which I took. I spent a very peaceful night although woke to rain at 6am. Still, this didn't last and I set off at seven to head back to Lee Abbey. On the way I came across a strange notice at a river crossing ...
An excellent outing.
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Wednesday, 12 March 2008
TGO April
I think this will be my last paper TGO as my sub for the next twelve months will be digital. In many ways, TGO surpassed itself this month in my view. I was particularly interested in the feature on Stephen Pern. I'd never heard of him or his writing. I immediately found a web site and bought, second hand, his book "The Great Divide" being an account of his walk along the CDT in the States. It arrived promptly. Having dipped into it, I can say that he writes well and I'm looking forward to reading it cover to cover.
The other person of interest was Francis Tapon; hadn't heard of him either. The article on him could have been longer but hey. He has a web site http://francistapon.com/ which has a lot on the APT, CDT, etc.
Am hoping to get away for a couple of days on Exmoor later this week; hope the weather's not too wet. The south west has been very wet and windy so far. A wild camp will go down very nicely thank you.
The other person of interest was Francis Tapon; hadn't heard of him either. The article on him could have been longer but hey. He has a web site http://francistapon.com/ which has a lot on the APT, CDT, etc.
Am hoping to get away for a couple of days on Exmoor later this week; hope the weather's not too wet. The south west has been very wet and windy so far. A wild camp will go down very nicely thank you.
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Templeogue House Extension and Renovation
Project Description
We completed a Ground Floor house extension on a large semi-detached house in Templeogue. Like so many suburban homes, despite the large footprint the living area was sub-divided into kitchen, dining room, sitting room an d the house wasn't meeting the requirements of a young, growing family. Shomera are proud to have worked on this Templeogue House Extension and Renovation.
Project Details
Location Templeogue
Type House Extension
Length 8 weeks
Features Utility, childrens play room, re-ordered living room
The project included renovation work as well as a large extension to the rear. Now the family have a larger, better proportioned sitting room, a separate utility room, increased storage area and a very large kitchen/dining family area that is flooded with light from large sliding door-sets, clerestory windows and a low-profile roof light. The South Easterly aspect of the rear garden means enjoyment of light from morning throughout the day and the South facing clerestory window brings light into the raked ceiling of the kitchen.
Our home has been transformed with a new light-filled living space, larger living room and separate utility room. The only problem now is that we don't get to spend enough time in it. We had been planning to get a new house extension and some additional refurbishment work for a few years and had heard about Shomera's reputation for architectural design aswell as quality of build. We were impressed with the fresh ideas in relation to the look of the building and their suggestions on layout saved us additional work and cost. The team on-site were excellent and couldn't have been more helpful. We added a few weeks on to the proposed schedule but they finished on time so we got to move back sooner than anticipated.
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CD Shop announced the Primary Nominatos for the 9th CD Shop Awards 2017. BABYMETAL's second Album "Metal Resistance" was nominated along with many other great Japanese albums released this year. As always all the nominations comes from All Japan CD Shop clerks, see details below.
BABYMETAL second Album nominated primarily for the 9th CD Shop Awards
BABYMETAL's second studio Album "Metal Resistance" is part of the Primary Nomination of the 9th CD Shop Awards 2017. The Albums selected were released between January 1, 2016 and June 30, 2016 voted by All Japan CD Shop clerks.
On All Japan CD Shop clerks union website where published details and comments about each album.
BABYMETAL - Metal Resistance:
"Unique chemical reaction of wonderful "Idol + Metal" also this time. I feel like shines more with every performance! I wish their name resound now in the world!"
-Risa Hamaguchi of Yamano Music Tamaplaza.
The CD Show Awards have been held since 2009. The Awards ceremony is held after the final voting to announce the winners in March. In the 7th CD Shop Awards held in 2015 the winner was BABYMETAL with their debut album "BABYMETAL". Su-Metal attended to the event to receive the award, she also made an speech in name of the band and held a small press conference (See more here).
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We can see all around the web and even in many teams, people who port data from SQL server to Oracle a little frustrating due to the presence of NULL. A thorough understanding of NULL and its implication on various operations is required to avoid this frustration.
In all queries below, I have used default tables in Oracle HR schema.
NULL is not equal to 0. NULL is not equal to NULL .
NULL and arithmetic operators,
When any arithmetic operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division) is performed in the column with null value results in NULL.
To resolve this we can handle the null values using the null functions.
select (null+10) from dual; --- >> results in NULL
select (null-10) from dual; --- >> results in NULL
select (null*10) from dual; --- >> results in NULL
select (null/10) from dual; --- >> results in NULL
Any operation using number or date column using NULL results in NULL.
When using character string and null,
select (null||'accepting null') from dual; --- >> results in accepting null
IS Null,
select last_name,commission_pct
from employees
where commission_pct is NULL;
is not the same as
select last_name,commission_pct
from employees
where commission_pct = NULL;
The first query returns 50 records whereas the second one returns 0 records against the same table. The first query is the right syntax while the second is not.
NULL when using IN,
select employee_id, commission_pct
from employees
where commission_pct IN ('0.3',NULL);
The employees table has records containing NULL and 0.3 in the commission_pct column. But the above query only gives the data set with values of 0.3 and ignores the columns with null.
select employee_id, commission_pct
from employees
where commission_pct NOT IN ('0.3',NULL);
The abovne query does not give records do not contain 0.3 or null in commission_pct. But the result set contains no records.
NULL in Single row functions,
select concat('Outer',concat(null,'Inner')) from dual;
Null in the above concat function is not converted to string. The Null is ignored in the concatenation and the result is 'OuterInner'
Select length(null) from dual;
The result of the above query is null.
Most of single row functions results in null if null is passed to it.
NULL in group functions,
The concept of null and group functions can be discussed about two pointers.
The Null if passed as an argument in group functions Min, Max, Sum, Avg will result in null as these are arithmetic operations.
The Count function returns the count of non-null values of the expression passed to it
Select count(dummy), count(null) from dual results in 0,0
So it returns 0 since the above expression returns null.
Select count(commission_pct) from employees returns 35 even though the column has 107 records, the other 72 rows has null records. To handle this situation we make use of one of the null functions explained below
NULL functions,
The NVL, NVL2 and NULLIF are most commonly used null functions
NVL(employee_address,'NO address for this employee') -- This function returns the employee_address column if its not null and if its null returns the string 'NO address for this employee'
NVL2(employee_address,'This employee has address info','NO address for this employee')
This function returns 'This employee has address info' if this column is not null and if this column has null value returns the string 'NO address for this employee'
The term1 and term2 are compared , if they are equal null is returned else term1 is returned
Nullif(1234,1278) – this function returns 1234 since both are not equal.
One example with both null and group function below,
Select count(nvl(commission_pct,0)) from employees;
This returns all the rows from employees table which is 107 records.
Happy Querying!!!


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IU and Lee Hyori, two of the most popular female k-pop stars are currently filming JTBC's new reality show "Hyori's Guest House".
By the way, you know, IU decided to appear in the show as a regular just because she likes and respects Lee Hyori even though she's not acquainted with the sexy star. So, are you curious about how they're doing? Check out what the producer of the show talked about them.
IU is doing better than expected. She said it's interesting to live in Jeju Island and she's not sick for her home. And working together, IU and Lee Hyori is getting close to each other. IU is getting along well with Lee Sang Soon too, while all of them are working very hard. Lee Hyori, who has much experience in reality shows is leading the team, and they said they feel like they really became staff members of a guest house.
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Performance Information Lion King Jr. performed on December 8-16, 2017. Cast List 6th-9th Ensemble Adria Kroff Amelia DaBell Aubrey Andersen Autumn Kamp Ben Ivory Benjamin Simoncini Breanna Arsenault Brenner Rasmussen Cambree Cahoon Carter Snow Clara Fowler Cressida Bean Ellis Herring Evan James Gabe Spens Isabella Demartin Jaycee Olson Kate Apking Kira Willis Kjerstin Cox Leona Lombardi Lillian Rogers Lilly … [Read more...] about The Lion King Jr.
2017 Season
Kensington Actors Performing Original Works! Our Teen Advisory Board came up with this fun program taking one-acts written by high school teens and producing them using high school actors and directors! (If you are familiar with POW! at ELA... it's the same idea for high school teens!) Performance: Sep. 30 at 4:30p in the theatre! It's free and fun so come! The Plays! Non-stop to Milwaukee written by Holly Roach and Meg Osswald, … [Read more...] about KAPOW!
TBC: Pippin
TBC 2017: Pippin This Tony Award winning musical is about a prince who is trying to find a place where he fills complete in this world. The music is by Stephen Schwartz (Wicked, Godspell, Children of Eden). Add to the story Bob Fosse stylized choreography, 22 amazing teens and a live band... and you have TBC:Pippin! Pippin performed August 11 & 12, 2017. Cast List of Pippin: Show Photos … [Read more...] about TBC: Pippin
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory Willy Wonka Performed June 16, 17, 19, 23, 24 and 26 at 7:30p at Early Light Academy Take a peak of this delightful production: Production Team The Cast of Willy Wonka: Show Photos … [Read more...] about Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
Noises Off
One of the funniest plays every written: A British farce inside a British farce! Sardines, mayhem, laughs and more! Director's Note: Noises Off is one of my favorite comedies! I love the play within a play format. This allows us to see theatre in all it's glory and misfortunes… and laugh at it: laugh at us, theatre people. This is my second time directing this hysterical play and I'm enjoying the journey all over again. It is good to … [Read more...] about Noises Off


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You may not get what you want
Only a week or so ago, when patch 3.2.2 landed with a thud, it brought a few changes to the battlegrounds.
One of those changes I was uncertain about.
On the positive side I would always be entering numerically equal battlegrounds.
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If you find yourself struggling to land a job, you aren't alone. With close to 5% of the work force in the United States unemployed, competition for higher paying jobs can be fierce. When you are landing interviews because of your experience, but losing out to younger candidates, it's time to take a hard look at how you present yourself as a professional. When you want to look younger and more vital, cosmetic dentistry can give you the appearance you are searching for. Even some simple teeth whitening can make a big difference, and, in a tough business world, every edge can help.
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Teeth get stained over time, and it's important to have a solid oral hygiene routine in place. The problem is, as you get older, your teeth become slightly yellowed with age. While it may not be that noticeable, whiter teeth can make you look younger. If you have an area where you are missing teeth that is visible when you smile, it is necessary to have the tooth restored to give yourself a polished, healthier look.
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You may feel great about your accomplishments and skills, and this will show in an interview. If you have reservations about your smile, you may not be as confident as you could be. People who are happy with the way they look give off an air of confidence that can't be mimicked by those that are bothered by their appearance. When you have a great smile, the compliments you receive will help you feel better about your appearance. It is necessary to maintain a great smile by going to your dentist at least twice a year for regular cleanings.
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Texas, here I come!
My suitcase weighs 49.5 pounds. It is packed to capacity. The other bag is full of shoes. Why a bag just for shoes? Because when you stand on your feet for 12+ hours a day (sometimes running into a theater) one or two pairs of shoes for two weeks is not going to work.
I'm ready for more BBQ and breakfast tacos, familiar faces and a big Texas sky. Plus Whataburger. I've been craving it all week.
Keeping it short and sweet on this travel day. Here's a few odds and ends that have been on my mind lately:
- A new podcast from the crew of This American Life and Serial! S-Town is here on March 28. I'll be binging on my flight post-festival, until then no spoilers please!
- Face palm.
- ICYMI, Cate Blanchett & Richard Linklater start shooting the adaptation of Where'd You Go, Bernadette this summer.
- I was sad to hear of the passing of Amy Krouse Rosenthal earlier this month. In case you missed it, grab some kleenex and read one of the of her last (beautiful) essays.
- One of the tricks about finding a place to live in LA is figuring out how far you are from the freeway or airport, both as a convenience and for all the noise/pollution. You can look up your neighborhood here: National Transportation Noise Map. #NoiseNerd
- More science to geek out: Scientists Catch Star And Possible Black Hole In A Rapid, Dangerous Dance. Space. is. so. crazy.
- Late March/early April is FULL of great film festivals. Kudos to all my friends out there making it happening with amazing lineups this year. Indiewire (which use to have larger coverage of film festivals in general) has a post that gives a run down of some announcements.
- This Tropical Strawberry Hibiscus Rum Spitz cocktail looks so deliciously bright and colorful.
- This: "At the root of this is the American obsession with self-reliance, which makes it more acceptable to applaud an individual for working himself to death than to argue that an individual working himself to death is evidence of a flawed economic system. The contrast between the gig economy's rhetoric (everyone is always connecting, having fun, and killing it!) and the conditions that allow it to exist (a lack of dependable employment that pays a living wage) makes this kink in our thinking especially clear. "
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November 2, 2015 – DIGITALiBiz, Inc. (iBiz) announced today that Steve Murray has been promoted to President effective immediately.
Murray has been a vital member of the iBiz executive leadership team since joining the company in July 2006. Over the years, Murray has worked closely with iBiz Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Mike Wu, to provide the overall operational, business development, and strategic direction of the company.
"Steve has been critical to the direction, development, and growth of iBiz from the moment he joined the company," said Mike Wu. "His insight, expertise, and passion have been one of the primary reasons why iBiz has grown by more than 500% over the last five years," Wu continued.
Murray has more than 25 years of Operations Management, Business Development, and Information Technology (IT) experience supporting federal government customers. His domain expertise includes full life cycle software development, systems engineering and technical assistance, network infrastructure, and program management support. Murray has held several executive level operations and business development roles with various IT companies supporting both federal civilian and Department of Defense customers.
"It's truly an honor to assume the role of iBiz President," said Steve Murray. "We have an outstanding team of dedicated, proven, and skilled professionals who take pride in their work," continued Murray. "It's my responsibility to continue to make sure iBiz employees are well cared for so that they can focus on meeting our customers' needs."
With Murray assuming the position of iBiz President, Mike Wu will now take on the expanded role of iBiz Chief Information Officer (CIO) while retaining his position as CEO. "Having complete confidence in Steve to run the day-to-day operations of the company allows me to focus on my passion for technology," said Wu. "As iBiz CIO, I will be responsible for providing the vision and leadership necessary to ensure we are best prepared to meet our employees and customers' current and future IT and business requirements," continued Wu.
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DIGITALiBiz, Inc. (iBiz) provides business IT solutions, systems engineering and integration, research and analysis, communications strategy, and program management to support the U.S. federal government. Our mission is to maximize investments, utilize best practices, and partner with our customers to implement effective and scalable enterprise solutions. Founded in 2002, iBiz is a Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB) that is ISO 9001:2008 certified. Over the years, iBiz has received many awards including a consecutive winner of the Air Traffic Control Association SDB of the Year and recognition as a Washington Post 2015 Top Workplace. The company is headquartered in Rockville, MD and has employees working onsite with customers nationwide including Cambridge, MA; Atlantic City, NJ; Oklahoma City, OK; and Washington, DC. After more than a decade of successful service, iBiz remains committed to our guiding philosophy of Vision & Innovation That Works.


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Connecting people to the spirit world…
People long for the comfort and love that they received from family and friends who have now passed into the spirit world. They want to hear messages and be assured that their loved one is doing well and visits them. The truth is that our loved ones and cherished friends are always with us sending us messages through synchronicity, dreams, and our senses like smelling pop pop's cigar or feeling mom's presence.
My goal is to provide evidential readings wherein I receive meaningful information and messages through visions, sounds, sensations, and psychometry (reading objects). I want to provide clients with the closure, happiness, and enlightenment that they seek.
Before each psychic reading, I spend an hour or more meditating to reach a relaxed state, ground myself then open my chakras to raise my energy level. Afterward, I call upon my spirit guides to share information or connect me to spirits related to my next client – whether I know their name or not. The messages I receive in my preliminary meditation can provide enough information to last an entire reading or at least give me a good starting point.
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Clients are welcome to ask questions and I encourage them to bring along a small object such as a watch, jewelry, or something sentimental that a loved one once possessed. Unfortunately, I do not have as much luck with photographs.
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Roky Erickson's focus on The Thirteenth Floor Elevators tops this year's spotlight on the unsung heroes of rock 'n' roll, which moves this fall to The Orpheum.
The Ponderosa Stomp will return October 6 and 7, this year to The Orpheum, where headliners will include Archie Bell ("Tighten Up") , Gary U.S. Bonds ("Quarter to Three"), and Roky Erickson, who'll play songs by the garage band that launched his legend, Thirteenth Floor Elevators.
Every two years, The Ponderosa Stomp returns to "celebrate the unsung heroes of American music," and this year's lineup also includes Stomp regulars Barbara Lynn and Roy Head, as well as Doug Kershaw, Jerry Lee Lewis' piano playing sister Linda Gail Lewis, R&B singer Winfield Parker, the soulful Evie Sands, a Texas Honky Tonk Revue with Frankie Miller, Darrell McCall, and James Hand, and more. Part of the success of the Stomp comes from pairing singers with better bands than they might get on their own—ones that love the artists' classic sound and records and work to revisit them. This year's Stomp will also feature garage rockers from the '80s or later, The Gories, The Mummies, and masked Japanese garage band The Stompin' Riffraffs.
For a complete list of performers so far, visit PonderosaStomp.com.
Once again, the Ponderosa Stomp will also include its opening night record hop the Hip Drop, the record show, and the Ponderosa Stomp Conference, with writers, historians and musicians discussing the careers of the participating musicians as well as the issues raised by the music they made.
For tickets, visit PonderosaStomp.com.
Here's my interview with Archie Bell for Gambit from 2005.