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Blair Witch is as divisive of a movie today as it was back in 1999 and I think the game, developed by Bloober Team, the studio behind Layers of Fear, is shaping up to have the same legacy. And the funny thing is that it's mostly because of its first hour thanks to a lack of padding, glitches, and a lengthy intro.
Blair Witch 2019 nails the getting lost in the woods idea, but it's as much a weakness as it is a strength. Everything that can happen is reliant on you and if you can't figure out a puzzle then you will find yourself walking around aimlessly. While that doesn't sound different than any other puzzle game, in Blair Witch 2019 you are looking at the same, simple scenery and, more often than not, it's at night with no peripheral vision and you're hearing the same sounds: creaking branches, falling acorns, the whimpers of your dog Bullet, and just about every other noise you can imagine happening if you were alone in the woods with your dog. But those things are Blair Witch staples, so why do they come off as "bad" in the game? Glitches and a lack of padding around puzzles, that's why.
Simply put, repetition is handled better in movies than in games, because you know there will be an end to the repetition and, as a member of the audience, you don't have to do any leg work to get through it. Games, though, allow you to take your time and most of them pad the time you spend looking for a piece to a puzzle with enemies or collectibles. Sure you'll get bored slapping around the same enemies and eventually find every collectible in an area, but it's still something to do and that's the problem with Blair Witch 2019 - there isn't much to do when you're stumped. What makes the whole thing worse is that the puzzles in Blair Witch the Game aren't obvious and you kind of learn you need to solve something after walking around aimlessly for a while.
I honestly can't say that the lack of padding between puzzles is a bad thing. As I said before, the idea of walking around aimlessly is kind of what the Blair Witch series is about and I dig it. Especially in this case because the sound design is absolutely amazing and the trees really make you think you see things. What I didn't dig, though, was the abundant supply of glitches and specific one in particular.
How most of the puzzles work in Blair Witch 2019 is that you find video tapes that allow you to bend reality to what you see in the video. The problem is that the game isn't able to follow its own rules thanks to a glitch that prevents reality from bending. Let's say you're in front of a locked door that happens to be open in one of the video tapes you found. What should happen is that you watch the video up to the point where the door opens and the real door should open with it. What will probably happen is that the door won't open and you'll either assume you need to do something else and leave it to run around like an idiot or you'll continue to watch and rewind the video until the door happens to work like it should.
All of that is bound to happen to you in the first hour of the game and I can see how it would turn someone off, especially if you encounter glitches during the lengthy intro that sees you only picking up things and listening to people. Sure walking around aimlessly and listening to mundane conversations is very Blair Witch, but even the first movie has the telling of the Blair Witch legend to grab you right away. Blair Witch 2019 opens with a guy having relationship issues and while that it isn't wholly uninteresting, it isn't something unique.
Blair Witch 2019 isn't a bad game, but it is definitely one that you need to stick with for a little bit to find its good. If you can just push past the slow beginning and any glitches and keep in mind to keep trying the reality bending video tapes, I'm sure you'll enjoy the game and especially so if you're a fan of the first movie and Bloober Team's other endeavors.


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SCAFFOLDING is finally being stripped, as part of the metamorphosis of a slice of tree-lined West 12th Street near the Hudson River, where the recession has failed to halt construction of three high-design apartment buildings.
The West Village block, between the river and Washington Street, was still dominated by former factories earlier this decade, but it has become solidly residential. Now, despite the severe real estate market downturn, property developers have forged ahead with construction of the three buildings, all meant to be architectural standouts.
The Related Companies, a national real estate development firm, is building a tower with 68 condominium apartments and seven town houses, designed by Robert A. M. Stern, at 400 West 12th Street. The complex is named Superior Ink, after the 1919 building it replaces.
Across the cobblestone street, the architect-developer Cary Tamarkin of the Tamarkin Company has almost completed a building with five apartments, the smallest at 3,000 square feet, at 397 West 12th Street.
And next to that, at No. 385, is a copper-paneled tower of six flats, four town homes and two penthouses by the architecture-and-development firm FLAnk.
"For several years, the poor people that live on the block have had three buildings under construction at once," said Mr. Tamarkin, whose building will receive a temporary certificate of occupancy this month. "But now, it's going to be a whole new block, with a high level of commitment, both artistically and monetarily."Continue reading the main story
In a city punctuated by motionless cranes, Mr. Tamarkin says he considers it an achievement just to have completed his 10-story building, which has a facade of Roman brick and multipaned industrial steel windows meant to call to mind a maritime warehouse.
"You're lucky if your project is not at a complete standstill; if you have a bank that's still funding; and if you have equity partners that are still putting money into projects," he said.
While designers may be impressed, it remains to be seen how well the new apartments will sell. Though the West Village is one of the most established and pricey neighborhoods in Manhattan, sales have been sluggish since the recession began.
At that time, Superior Ink — a 17-story brick-and-stone ziggurat with expansive arched windows, slightly evocative of a factory, sitting alongside seven traditional-looking town houses with bay windows — was 95 percent sold at an average of more than $3,000 a square foot, according to published reports.
But two months ago, the company reported that only 80 percent of the units were in contract.
David Wine, the vice chairman of the Related Companies, would say only that Superior Ink is "substantially sold, and we have continued to sell, as has been reported."
The tabloids reported in March that the designer Marc Jacobs had bought a town house at Superior Ink for about $2,888 a square foot.
Tim Crowley, the managing director for development at FLAnk, said his company had sold 7 of the 12 apartments at 385 West 12th Street, but all the sales took place last summer. Apartments in the contemporary seven-story tower — which in renderings appears to be a jumble of windows on various planes, vertical ribbons of translucent curtain wall and copper panels that will eventually turn bluish-green — are going for an average price of about $2,000 a square foot, he said.
Mr. Tamarkin, who began sales last summer, has sold only one of the five apartments, the four-story penthouse, to a partner. In April, he cut his prices by 15 percent.
"Related did fantastic with their building prior to the recession — they achieved record-setting prices, so hats off," Mr. Tamarkin said. But he cautioned that the development company still has to close on the apartments. "You have to see if people stick to their contract prices," he said.
Mr. Wine said that Related expected closings to take place this summer.
Mr. Tamarkin said he had faith in the neighborhood over the long haul, especially with a lack of future development opportunities.
"A huge swath of the West Village has been down-zoned and landmarked," he said, "so great development sites are few and far between."Continue reading the main story


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Is The Adjustable Weider Ultimate Body Works Versatile Enough?
When you learn that the company Weider was named after the man that trained Schwarzenegger, of all people, expectations start to rise about the quality and abilities of a product like the Weider Ultimate Body Works.
This bench is pretty simple in theory – a padded bench with an adjustable incline to improve positioning and weight resistance and give users the comfort and freedom of movement to work on a range of exercises for fitness and strength building.
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A simple adjustment to the incline is meant to be all it takes to provide the best position and this is then enhanced by the cable and pulley system. Is this enough to please consumers?
What benefits have buyers mentioned when reviewing this Weider Ultimate Adjustable Bench online?
The result of this heavily-promoted design is the ability to try more than 50 "body-shaping" exercises that work on all parts of the body for a full workout. Some users have said that there is not a single muscle that they haven't been able to train and this is great for fitness fans that want to push themselves and try something new.
For less experienced users, a workout guide is included to help them understand the options and find the best exercise for target areas. With so much available to try, this could have been a complex machine but buyers love that minimal assembly is required – just a few bolts in the right places and a this high-quality, sturdy product is up in less than half an hour.
The resistance options are key with this bench because this where the abilities of the bench and the chance to try out new workout are enhanced with even greater challenges. It is one thing to change the weight resistance with the incline but there are also resistance bands included with this bench that can increase the weight resistance even further, up to 50 pounds.
This means that users can really push themselves further and it is about more than just greater tone and core strength, something that a lot of buyers have been mentioning when talking about the results. It seems that there are a lot of people seeing great results when using this machine, some quite surprised by the abilities, but not everyone is thrilled with what they receive.
Are there any downsides to using this Weider Ultimate Body Works in your home gym?
Another feature that has been highlighted in the specification is the space-saving design because it is designed to fold away neatly for easy storage and has wheels on the bottom for transporting it around. While this is great in theory, in practise it is little different. The heavy weight of the bench makes it a little cumbersome and some have said it is therefore too much effort to take it in and out of storage each day, which means it permanently stays where it is.
This is a problem in itself for some buyers because of the footprint of the workout area. This size is great for providing all of those movements and a strong workout but it makes it a bit awkward to find a permanent home for. Elsewhere, users have said that the gliding motion, which should make the session smooth and effortless, actually makes things a bit loud for some people and others have recommended that buyers upgrade the handgrips because they are a little bit hard.
Summary: how does this negative feedback affect a final recommendation for this Weider Body Works Bench?
There are drawbacks to consider with this bench and some areas where the designers could make things a bit more comfortable for users but it is clear that they have gone to great lengths to give users of different abilities more of a challenge and to push the versatility of this product. In short, it seems that this Weider home gym equipment is simply not the perfect fit for everyone.
The issues with the weight and size have been problematic for a few users and those with the highest standards have found some flaws; however, for those wanting guidance on a range of exercises and the ability to work their whole body with relative ease and nice resistance options, this could be a good choice.
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Manchester, like all cities, exists on three planes: the city that exists today, the city that has gone and the city that was only ever imagined. It has dreamed deep dreams for 250 years, variously conjuring itself up as an industrial utopia, a reformed industrial metropolis, a happy cooperative of workers and bureaucrats and, most radically, a model post-war city. Calling at an array of remarkable locations and inspired by Utopolis Manchester, Utopian Manchester touches on several MIF19 themes with authority and humour to consider how we view cities and explore the reality and unreality of our ambitions for them.


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with the left wing so it is the female left that has become so powerful when it aligns itself with the obama administration. when the feminist movement got underway in the late 60s and 70s they called themselves not feminism. they called themselves the women's liberation movement. you have to ask what did they want to be liberated from? they wanted to be liberated from home the digital husband, family and children. so you find encouraging women to be independent of men. that is why they were big supporters of divorce and looked upon marriage as a very confining role in life. gloria steinem said what a woman gets married she becomes a semi nonperson.
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betty freedman said the life of a wife and mother was living in a comfortable concentration camp. that was their attitude. the social degradation of women was a major goal of the feminist movement and it wasn't -- they were really not using the argument that it takes two incomes to support the family. that is not why they wanted to get her out of the home. they wanted to get her out of the home of for economic reasons but for social and cultural reasons because they tried to tell women you are just a parasite, your life is not accomplishing anything. the only way to have fulfillment is to be independent of men and have your own career. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> now from the and apple was book panel ace panel on civil
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war perspectives. >> please take your seats and welcome. my name is joseph glatthaar. i am the distinguished professor at the university of north carolina chapel hill and this is the panel called civil war perspectives. today we have two outstanding folks. the first, the new york times -- "the new york times complete civil war 1861-1865" compiled and edited by craig symonds and harold holzer. and we have "andrew johnson," a presidential biography by annette gordon-reed. one would think initial these books don't have that much in common but in fact as i read through them it became apparent to me they had an enormous amount in common. andrew johnson was a southern unionists and the war was over
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the union. furthermore there are huge constitutional issues. huge raise issues in both books so they dovetail nicely. let me introduce our authors and the authors will speak and then we will have a question and answer session. hopefully there will be lots of times for questions and answers and i expect you to participate. when we begin i remind you this is not a moment for you to give speeches, it is time for you to ask questions and for the authors to answer. first, harold holzer has written or edited several dozen books. he is by my standards perhaps the best authority on abraham lincoln in the world. i recently had the opportunity to use one of his books in my undergraduate class with great success. harold has received the national humanities metal and he is senior vice president for external affairs at the
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metropolitan museum of art. his associate, craig symonds is professor emeritus of the u.s. naval academy and former naval officer. he is a very famous on these grounds because his wife worked here for many years and craig was a volunteer cross country coach. my favorite of all his books is lincoln and his admirals' which i am going to use in the fall semester for my class. it won the lincoln prize which is exceedingly prestigious in the field of the civil war. he also has written the best biography of joseph johnson and patrick clayborn. our third participant is annette gordon-reed who received her law degree from harvard and had a youthful fascination with thomas jefferson. she has written several books on
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sally hammons and her third major book is andrew johnson. annette gordon-reed has a string of awards that would occupy the bulk of our sessions so i can't quite do it. she is a professor of history and law and recipient of the national book award, the pulitzer prize, macarthur genius award, on and on and on. an extraordinarily accomplished individual. let me start by passing the microphone to craig symonds. >> harold is going to start off. >> with all of our rehearsals. >> i will go through the chronology of the way we have been presenting our book, "the new york times complete civil war 1861-1865". there is a confluence of fuse here that unites this panel. because the new york times cover all of the major figures of the
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civil war era including senator and later vice president andrew johnson. we have to set the stage by saying it was not the same new york times that we know and either love or hate today. the new york times now relishes the idea that it publishes only the news fit to print in the 1850s and 60s. it printed all the news fit for electing republicans and supporting the union and later emancipation. this discussion also requires a giant leap of historical imagination, something akin to the kind of social media revolution that can start a real revolution. newspapers of the nineteenth century were busy fomenting passion and concern over major issues. they were specifically on one side of the slavery issue or the
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other. they were pro republican or pro democratic. people measured their affiliation and loyalties by the newspapers they carry. in new york the for the middle just like in small towns, one republican and one democratic newspaper. new york was of course different because it was the publishing center of the world. in this atmosphere, publishers were often politicians as well. the chairman of the new york state republican party was a publisher. simon cameron. the governor senator from pennsylvania and later secretary of war in the first lincoln administration was a publisher. or they were politicians first and publishers later. new york as i say was different. almost 200 daily and weekly newspapers in new york city at
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the start of the civil war. when craig and i were asked to focus on the new york times we took into account three major newspapers. the new york herald which is the most widely spread was the most conservative, pro democratic, and i emancipation. the new york tribune, famous for urging american young men to go west was the most progressive. they were urgently for emancipation earlier than abraham lincoln as it turned out was prepared to order it. in the middle was the new york times. its editor was a politician. harry raymond who founded it was the speaker of the new york state assembly. he decided to found a newspaper. this in new york gets gas because new yorkers imagine the current speaker of the assembly of owning the new york times so
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it is a big leap of imagination. the times was clearly pro republican and anti slavery but their whole m o was to delay education, not excited asian. they wanted changes to be made in thessaly and painlessly. they were anti secession but not immediately pro emancipation. the times originally favored william seward for president of the united states in 1860. they were converted to admiration for lincoln after the cooper union address as joe mentioned a moment ago and were reliably and ardently pro lincoln in the 1860's election. in fact, i don't think anyone in any city to they can imagine this occurring from the print newspaper aside from television. the editor of the new york times campaigned across new york state
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into the midwest for abraham lincoln. for one quick diversion, president bill clinton wrote the preface to our book and made what seems like an obvious point but a very interesting point that the analog of the fiercely partisan newspaper editors of the nineteenth century are the commentators on ms nbc and fox today. the only difference is the commentators on ms nbc and fox are not quite willing to go so far as to say i am a john boehner republican or barack obama democrats and president clinton's recommendation in his introduction was it might not be a good idea if they did. it would make things so much simpler and more direct. we have the editor of the time campaigning for lincoln and the assiduously covering lincoln during the election, editorializing for him every day
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and in the secession crisis that followed his election covering lincoln every move even though he is not speaking. covering the floor of the senate and covering lincoln as he begins his long meandering inaugural journey that takes him into new york state and eventually into new york city. he had 20 correspondence with him on this journey. as many of you know when he approached the neighboring city of baltimore and he was advised by allan pinkerton and others to cancel his public schedule and go directly to washington being not a flying bird he had to go through baltimore so he did so at night and what arose from that as he did so wearing a disguise in a scottish cam and military cloak was actually the work of the correspondence of the imbedded correspondent of the new york times.
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his name was joseph heller and and he had no reason that anyone can the deuce except he woke up one morning in harrisburg and said this is exciting. we are on the last leg of the journey. where is the president elect? and they said sorry, he is gone. you missed him so all these reporters who had traveled with lincoln all this time were left without a subject to cover and without news to report. it was a rather dicey situation. the times resumed its editorial support of lincoln in his conciliatory inaugural certainly after the attack on fort sumter nearly 150 years ago as we speak today at annapolis. and yet right after for its under and the patriotic exuberance it reported in new york city the new york times ran out of patience with abraham
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lincoln certainly for the first and perhaps the only time in the succeeding four years. they wrote an editorial called wanted:a leader and lincoln was so upset by it he started a new file on his desk called phyllis articles and put this one in the file. to conceal the fact the administration so far has not met public expectation. tours carrying the country through the tremendous crisis which so rapidly and steadily selling down, the union will not only be severed but the country disgraced. in a crisis like this there is no policy so fatal as that of having no policy at all. lincoln pulled the editor to washington, took him aside and
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put his arms around him and said you're absolutely right. i am so busy making a point that i don't have time to deal with this crisis. somehow lincoln's personal magnetism was enough to win the day or at least l.a. the antagonism and the times when don to reliably support lincoln throughout. after that at least publicly the editor of the new york times never left lincoln's side again and four years later when it was time to name the chairman of the republican national committee guess who got the job? henry raymond, publisher of the new york times. that is another relationship that would not exist. as we would like to insist there is a fire wall separating journalism from propaganda. at the dawn of the civil war there was only a very fine line.
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the times walked it gingerly but they never failed the breathalyzer test of professionalism. their biases would not pass the smell test today but in 1861 their pro republicanism and emancipation is some, qualified it even then as all the news that is fit to print. that takes us to the war. >> that is great. we sit here today on the ninth of april, 2011. 150 years ago this week america was wary about what was going to happen at fort sumter and 146 years ago, today, ready lisa rented the army of northern virginia at appomattox so this is a very patient moment. we need to discuss what really was the most dramatic event in our national history and there have been thousands, tens of
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thousands of books written about the american civil war. half were written by harold. but in doing this project it gave me -- the reason there are so many is there are so many facets of this experience that were investigating and useful to consider today in our own troubled times and in doing this project, i think i and my partners realize that reading of the war through the eyes of the newspaper and particularly the paper that was becoming the paper of record for the union, new york times gave yet another perspective on this because events were encountered not necessarily as they unfolded but as you read about them in the paper. today of course we have a wide variety of media sources to inform us what is going on in the world but newspapers were pretty much the only game in town in 1861 to 1865. and as harold mentioned they
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tended to adopt a particular ideological point of view. but what happened during the civil war is not just transformative to the nation, not just transformative to the character of warfare. what with the advent and widespread use of the railroad and telegraph, armored ships of additional submarines, all the new technology that characterized civil war that sat on a ticking point between old-fashioned napoleonic wars and the horror of trench warfare in western france from 1915 to 1918 but in addition to that all so reinvented in a way the nation reported its war. the new york times the relatively new paper had to come up with almost a new way of reporting that war. there are several sources a newspaper could go to to provided readers with the information it craved. official reports, public documents were made available by the government or the people in
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the field. these tended to be dry and worse for newspapers and competition one with another they tended to be late. if you waited for the government to put out an official bulletin, number killed and what the army did it would be of less interest than an eyewitness account and would also be a couple days after your arrival scooped you on the front page. newspapers began for the first time on a wide scale. at first henry raymond thought i can do this. setting aside his editorial responsibility he accompanied the union army of the battlefield in virginia along the banks of bull run creek and being a new yorker and knowing his readers will want to find out what is happening to new york units the company a new york unit. he was an embedded journalists. he said i am with 146 -- on the
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right side of the road. he is seeing the battle from soldier's eye view. not this olympian height where he can see everything that is happening. that is his reporting. i can hear guns rumbling in the east. it is not all that helpful in terms of what is going on. it is all the reporters knew. it came because he came to get his story into the hands of a courier by 2:15 on the 20 first of july. in order to get to the telegraph in washington to be telegraphed and printed for the paper, at 2:15 he could report union troops are being successful. the enemy is fleeing for the field. the day is ours. half an hour later considered reinforcements arriving on the field turned that around completely and henry rain along
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with most of the union army had to flee the field back of the road across bull run and back toward washington. he rode all the way to washington with a revised story in his hand and got to the military telegraph operator dusty and dirty and smelly, rushed in, i need a new story. the union army is defeated and a telegraph operator decided it was in the interest to send that story. this is why new unit--new york readers don't find out until july 26th what actually happened at bull run. here we have an innovation henry raymond decided his fields were over. he went back to new york to resume his editorial responsibilities. he began to hire dedicated professional war reporters who went into the field with the armies and with the army's
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blessing and often without the army's blessing. there was a natural competition give-and-take between vote reporters and the generals that you still see a little bit of today. a couple of examples, since 1863 after ambrose burnside conducted in his failed offensive in the last weeks of 1862. he then tried a march around robert tv's army and it began to rain. the army got bogged down. burnside decided to boost their routes by issuing whiskey and the army was both drunk and bog down and it deteriorated into an absolute mess. became known to historians as the mud march. the reason is a new york times reporter sent back a story. burnside was helpless. they were bogged down and drunk. burnside wanted to have him arrested and shot.
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here we have a first confrontation between generals in the field and the reporters who are there to watch what is going on. there is that tension that continues to exist throughout the war. sherman in particular was very in tolerant of reporters in his ranks. grant much more tolerant. there was an occasion in did 1864 campaign when grant was sitting by his headquarters and his general came and said we need to arrest williams went and who has issued a report in the new york times that says this and grant said i read his story. it is remarkably accurate. stories from the west took longer. one of the good things about reporting in the civil war is armies began dragging telegraph wire behind them as they move. the story is not quite in real time but a lot more immediate response than had been possible in many of america's previous
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wars the news from the western theater and by that i mean anything west of the appalachians included if the vicksburg campaign had ago by steamer up river against the tide to illinois and then to new york by telegraph so that news of vicksburg and gettysburg which historians look at simultaneously arrive in new york ten days apart. the sequence of events is slightly changed in terms of the newspapers with and if you look at it through the history books. that is one of the insights that we got. the other in sight is how remarkably good the new york times reporters were. they were vivid, dramatic, occasionally worried. it was the day of dickens and they were paid by the inch. dickens was paid by the word. i will give one example in closing. the example comes from samuel wilkerson who was a new york times reporter. one of the better known n.y.
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times reporters that was heading out to a little farm town in pennsylvania called gettysburg. he knew his son who served in a new york artillery battery was there too so one of the first things he did when he arrived on the second day of the battle was to find his son's unit. he found the sun had been on a little eminence just north of gettysburg, had been mortally wounded there, carried to a field hospital and abandoned in the field hospital when the union army retreated back through gettysburg on to the heights of cemetery hill and cemetery ridge. so wilkinson filed his report as a professional must do. i will read a brief -- is a very long report that we included in the report. who can write the history of a battle whose eyes are in move of
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lee fastened on a central figure of a absorbing interest? the dead body of an eldest born, crushed by a shell in a position where a battery should never have been sent and abandoned to death in the building where surgeons dared not stay. but wilkinson did write the story and perhaps most poignant part of that is he happened to be in general need's headquarters building during the bombardment and advancing that has gone down in history as picket's charge and this is what he wrote. in the shadow cast by the county--tiny farmhouse which general meade made his headquarters for weary staff officers there was not one thing to the peacefulness of the scene the singing of a bird which had a nest in the peach tree within the tiny yard of the white wash cottage. in the midst of this a show
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screamed over the house instantly followed by another and another. in a moment the air was filled with the most complete prelude to an infantry battle ever exhibited. every size and form of sheldon to british and american gunnery sweet and whistled over our ground. as many as 6 in a second, two burning over and around the headquarters made a very hellfire that amazed the oldest officers. they burst in the yard and next to the fence on both sides garnished with the hitch forces of aids -- one fell and then another. 16 led mangled before the fire ceased, fastened by their dangers. these. victims of a cool war touched all hearts. through the midst of storms,
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screaming and exploding in shells and ambulance driven by its friendly conductor a full speed presented to wallace the marvelous spectacle of a horse going rapidly on three legs. then he describes pick it's charge very vividly and ends this way, my pen is heavy. oh you dad who are at gettysburg have baptized with your blood the second birth of freedom in america. interesting phrase. how you are to be envied. i rise from a grave whose wet clay i have passionately kissed and i look up and i see christ spanning this battlefield with his feet and reaching for heaven. his right hand opens the gates of paradise. with his left he beckons those mutilated, swollen bodies to ascend. it is altogether possible, even likely that lincoln read this
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article. he read the new york times regularly. it was his party's paper and that phrase the new birth of freedom may have resonated when he went back in november to give his most famous address. so thank you. [applause] >> my facet of the story doesn't really come with the civil war. obviously andrew johnson was alive during the civil war. he was part of it. he was a military governor in tennessee and this time period. he was also a southern unionists, the only member of the senate who remained loyal to the union and for that reason he was known by his newspaper and very much liked by northern newspapers because of his stance. johnson's claim to fame other than appearing on modern-day rankings as one of the worst presidents, before this was
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published it was the absolute worst. but he may have been considered one of the worst presidents but he was settling one of the most important presidents for what he did after the war was over. the aftermath of the war. of the things they're talking about. the country had to be put back together again. he was chosen as lincoln's running mate. we could talk a little bit about how that happened. i described it as mysterious. carroll thinks it is still mysterious. we can talk about this but surely he was in lincoln's eyes and the people who supported lincoln the right man for the job because he was symbolic anyway as a southerner who remained loyal to the union. he was the embodiment of the hope that one day the country could be put back together again. there were enormous hopes for have. following lincoln there were people who were lincoln admirers who had become exasperated with lincoln who thought johnson
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might actually be better. it is hard to imagine that because lincoln is considered one of the best presidents and johnson is considered the worst. to go from best to worst in what terms there, but he dashed the hopes of many because he did not rise to the occasion. the thesis of my book is the story of anti johnson is the story of missed opportunities. for the country, for himself the leader of the list opportunity for great is for himself. most people think presidents have to have a war in order to be great. he came after the war but he had something that is certainly the moral equivalent of war, reconstruction. to try to figure out what was going to happen to african-americans who have been freed by the civil war and down in the south in a place where peace 0 -- people look upon them as their property or their property to be at some point in
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the future. a great amount of hostility was unleashed after a war in the south against the freedmen. andrew johnson had the hostility towards african-americans. you think about the story and tell in the book of what it meant to have a person who was so personally hostile to african-americans is not something that was unusual. it was the currency of the time but he in particular had great amounts of animosity towards african-americans and yet he was in charge of figuring out how these were going to be brought into citizenship and he was quite recalcitrant. for he had come into office as a loyalist to the union. once he becomes president it is almost as if he reverts to vis other. the southerner in him comes
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out-basically believe blacks should have political rights. he did not believe that. he believes america was the white man's government and it would remain a white man's government as long as he had anything to do about it. he comes into office. there were high hopes for him because he talked about punishing traders. when the war was going on he was giving speeches and being very harsh on southerner is saying trees and must be punished. so people in the south when you add to the fact that to them he was calling them traders so they hated him and feared him and when lincoln was killed, they thought he is going to be an avenger. he will be terrible to us and in fact for a while he did make the
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setting randys and planter class come to him and ask personally for pardons but he cut that off at a certain point. people have wondered why he changed his tune on the planter class and why he was not so hostile to them. once he realized what the republicans wanted to do it was not just get rid of slavery and leave blacks in a position of serfdom or worse than serfdom that they wanted to transform the south. than he thought it was more important to stop them than to deal with this sort of old animosity and jealousy towards the planters and he began to oppose every single program the republicans put into place in order to bring blacks into citizenship and for the longest time most republicans held out hope they could work with him. it was really the radical republicans that term described a small group of people who were
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never in control of a party. they kept trying to work with johnson and he would not be worked with. whatever they suggested he and vetoed bills, the freeman bureau's built literally was opposed to the fourteenth amendment. all these things. at some point people in congress felt they couldn't take it anymore and that brought about the impeachment process. the only time--president clinton wrote the forward. interesting if he could have provided -- the only other president in peach, clinton and johnson. for johnson it really was nothing to be done. if they passed a law he would veto it. finally they had enough and decided to get rid of him. they were not successful.
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he was in impeached but save from conviction and removal from office by one vote and he continued as a sort of lame duck as the world passed him by. people have said to me that he did bring something good. as a result of his recalcitrance we have the fourteenth amendment and that is true. that is the silver lining. but on the other hand if you think about -- i think about the missed opportunities in terms of land reform. he was against land reform. think what the lives of african-americans would have been like, how different they would have been if the freemen could have had farmers to grow their own food, to become independent, sort of delay of black advancement as far as economic prosperity. this was a result of the things he did. i want to make plain that i
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don't believe -- there is criticism of great man's history that one person is responsible for all the good things that happened. that is not true. nor is it true that any one person is responsible for all the bad things that happened. johnson is not totally responsible for this but johnson was president and in our system of government the president is symbolic leader. when the president doesn't lead it is a problem. we don't look to congress or the supreme court for leadership. you look to the person in the white house. it was tremendously important that he decided to throw the weight of his leadership power and capacity against the forces of reaction, people who did not want to transform american society and put us hundred years behind. so that is the story of johnson and his role in this particular era. >> thank you very much. [applause]
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>> i would like to open the floor for questions. please wait until the microphone is given to you and meanwhile, while the microphone is going to this individual here i am going to oppose the first question using the moderator's prerogative. my question is henry raymond and andrew johnson were both rather close to abraham lincoln, indicated support for lincoln and lincoln's policies but in the aftermath of lincoln's death they seemed to be trey his policy and vision. why? >> just to go back to something annette gordon-reed said it is interesting to think of the transformation of johnson from the person expected to be an avenger. malval rights immediately they have killed him, the avenger takes his place in a poem called
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good friday 1865. raymond was by his nature rather conservative republican. he was dragged kicking and screaming for emancipation convinced it is a war measure. he is not very progressive on race relations. raymond in the 1864 election in which he is lincoln's favorite cheerleader and head of the committee and chief fund-raiser also runs for congress from new york. he wins. as it happens he becomes one of johnson's key supporters in the united states congress. it actually spelled the end of raymond's influence as a leader in the press world even though johnson makes a come back in the united states senate raymond is done as the most influential editor in the united states.
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>> do you want to address that? >> no. >> how different was the personal relationship between a prominent afro-american republican like frederick douglass with abraham lincoln and andrew johnson? >> i strike the book with frederick douglass and his first encounter with andrew johnson. and he sees andrew johnson across the room and johnson looks at him and a fleeting moment, he realizes that this is a man who had contempt for african-americans. what johnson realized, he does this face up and respond appropriately. but he says he saw -- the title of the chapter, the index of his heart and in that moment he could see this was a guy who was no friend of black people and it turned out to be -- turned out
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to be the case. there was no relationship between the two of them at all. at one point he comes to the white house with a delegation of blacks and johnson is very hostile. he basically says black people, slaves and slave masters were in league with one another to keyboard white people down. you would love to see frederick douglass's place as he explains what do the slaves get out of this little arrangement? there is no relationship. >> frederick douglass has several meetings with lincoln. lincoln famously hatches a plan with him which i often cite as evidence of lincoln's sincerity in making sure emancipation was promulgated even if he was defeated in the 1864 election that saw johnson's live and that is to spread word of the
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emancipation into the deep south so that even if he lost to mcclellan in 1864 a larger number of enslaved people would be liberated under terms of the proclamation which hopefully the courts would validate so frederick douglass has a plan of creating an army of bounty hunters to go into the south, pay these people to get the word out to the deep south and frederick douglass says lincoln is the one white leader who treated him as if there is no difference in color. after the second inaugural which douglas witness saw johnson behave in a drunken way at his swearing-in. cold medicine or liquor. >> he was drunk. >> he comes back to the white house and is barred from the white house. african-americans didn't come through the front door to go to receptions. he got in and lincoln said there is my friend douglas to a group of white people. on heard of in the united states.
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there was no one his opinion high-value more than yours. almost a variation on enough about me, what did you think about me? and frederick douglass said i think it was a sacred effort but of course frederick douglass rethinks lincoln and by 1876 the unveiling of the freedom monument in washington he is quintessentially the white man's president also in 1865 he said he was the black man's president so a lot of evolving fought on that relationship. >> johnson had been drinking because johnson had been ill and in those days people fought whiskey was medicinal. >> you mean it is not? >> i had been drinking because johnson had been ill and in those days people fought whiskey was medicinal. >> you mean it is not? >> i was setting somebody up to say that. >> i want to add a note to. the curious psychology of this man -- annette gordon-reed did a good job plumbing that psychology the 2-hour i it is odd because he was only
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acceptable on the 1864 platform because he was willing to buy into an anti slavery position. he was against slavery. but the reason he opposed slavery so much is because he believed it the 1ve the aristocrats, the white aristocrat's an unfair advantage. the best window into his psychology is the statement he once made where he said i pray to god that every man should have a slave, for then all of us would be equal. the other the lacks what lincoln had which was empathy, considering blacks fellow human being that fog them only as giving an advantage to the aristocrats who had humiliated him in his youth. that security is -- that psto >> somebody who was president at a critical time. that is the real paradox. here was a person who was not lovable in the way that we think of people who are lovable but
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nevertheless he is there at a critical moment that you have to know about this period. >> yet the revisionism -- so we can get another question. when the age of this surrounding -- johnson was considered a misunderstood hero. he was still being taught in schools as the guy who the, quote, radicals gain the pawn and at this time ts the e we we reading profiles and courage one chapter was devoted to senator ross of new york. what did we know? we thought it was great that he was being -- tested deciding vote to acquit andrew johnson. this has turned 180 degrees on that. >> next question? you in the blue shistt. >> two questions. i can to wait to read the book,
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the compilation of new york times articles and there is the cd and it to. are these digitized? can i search by word through those? >> yes. if we have all of the articles published on the civil war congressional there is a lengtua piece also on the run up for did. it beackns in 1850 and does not to the end of reconstruction but what textbooks call the end of reconstruction if we had all the articles published in that the book would fill the room. we selected 600 to 630 of the key articles we thought best explained what the times was telling its readers but the cd contains all of them. and it is searchable. >> one admonition. not a great sales pitch but the new york times were pioneers in scahe cing. some of the scahe cing is not
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exactly perfect. we cheered on for doing it so rarely and giving us a complete batch. >> the other aspect of c. herering the war, winslow homer and the poet, what was the situation of yetting illustrations? >> all hole other session. the illustrated weekly published in new yoristt frank was lee, harper's weekly and several others send war artisper' out a others to the front. they generally did what photat.raphers did and that was stay out of the way. going through the air in the o.anner craig described final day of gettysburg it was not a great idea to have your head buried in the sketchbook or
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under a photographer's hood. that they did create a remarkable record of camp life and the aftereffects of battime and they brought the war visibly of 2 people, the photographer and the artists. they were an extraordinary bunch. and i would suppose just leave it at the fact that homer, alone among them, evolved into a great american artist and there will be a museum exhibition in washington and the metropolitan museum between 2012, and 2013 on the art of the civil wang a ne lobur at photat.raphy and paintg as it much tours and goes from news medium to ier aressionisti medium and history medium. >> if you want to learn more about this you need to read two of harold's 218 books, the union s the age and the confederate i.
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>> what was the new york times editorial position during reconstr01tion and did it evolve? >> the new yo one ts the es rema party paper under the tutelage of henry raymond and is s01cessor. ral.ond died in 1869. fairly young and was taken over by his business partner. they pretty much -- president johnson's position on these issues. they did write stories about the activities of the klan and we included those in the book but not as many and they tended to be pif ye 3 or 4 and fewer as te
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went on. the clan bill was covered but not with the same kind of enthusiasm and dedication with which they covered the war. >> not until the 1890s, the new york times from its owners in terrible shape and losing readers that the modern new york times that we know comes into being. they are the antecedence of the soul brother family. that is when the times we know, non-partisan in news and very progressive in editorial policy begins to take shape. >> one last question. wait for the microphone. >> there has been some allusion to the ambivalence about slavery. peter drucker and paul johnson,
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the historian, have recently written about this and said that the founding fathers meaning washington and jefferson and others had given up on slavery until james watt invented the steam engine in 1776 and then he lot of whitney came along and invented the cotton gin and it may keep textiles in the cotton picking solve much more demanding that they have cheap labour and that reinvented slavery. do you have a reaction to that? had the founding fathers really given up? >> i don't think the founding fathers had given up on slavery because of the cotton gin. what you are describing is exactly what happened. that is the change in industry
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and efficiency but washington died in 99. jefferson a don't think had -- jefferson continued to believe until the end that slavery was going to die out. i don't think he thought about the full implications or understood the full implications of what the cotton gin would bring about. i think he had given up on slavery in the sense that he thought it was a retrograde system that would die away but i don't think it was those two inventions -- it was not linked to those two inventions. >> i think it is time to bring this session to a conclusion. the 146th anniversary of we's surrender, what emerges knowledge the union won the war but won the piece partially. that emerges from these two books. the first, complete history or new york times complete civil
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war edited by harold holzer and craig symonds and "andrew johnson," annette gordon-reed's wonderful little volume. thank you very much for attending. all the authors will be available to sign books in the gymnasium next door. thank you very much for coming. [applause] >> that was annette gordon-reed, harold holzer, craig symonds and joseph glatthaar giving a few perspectives of the civil war. in a few moments we will be back for the last panel of the day from the indianapolis book festival. conversation on the issue of race. >> the shooting happened at 2:27 approximately. six shots got off in two
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seconds. how long before the hospital was dealing with this? just a matter of a few minutes. >> he came to the hospital. he walked and then collapsed and they brought him into the resuscitation area. most dramas are noted that a trauma patient is coming and the trauma team assembles and the patient area is waiting. there was very little time to do that. they put him on a gurney, took his clothes off and started examining him and did all right things. so reagan walks and, gerry carr is in a limousine and tries to get his hand -- and he thinks he wants to be a cowboy. he gets out and hitches up his pants like he always does and his aide, like beaver, go the think he is going to be okay. the others think he doesn't look so good. ronald reagan viewed his role as
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president of the world to play. he was not going to be carried offstage. he walked then, 15 feet and collapses like a rock. there is a paramedic, bob fernandez, and it is not a secret one but he -- bob hernandez is there. he sees reagan fall to the ground and he thinks my god, cote city. that means he is going to die. the nurse's hands are shaking and having a nightmare thoughts about the president is going to die. they did not think he was going to make a. >> what did you think when he collapsed? >> i thought he was going to die too. i thought the nurse said no blood pressure but she said whoa
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from blood -- blood pressure and faintheart be.low from blood -- blood pressure and faintheart be. he kept living on. usually they page me, i was surprised to hear over the public address system -- it is unusual. i didn't know what was going on. i went back to the resuscitation ariane and very was on a stretcher totally naked and the president of the united states -- >> did you know -- how did you know it was the president? >> it looked like the president. there was no question about it. >> you had never seen him naked. >> i had never seen him naked.
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they were doing an excellent job resuscitating him and doing all the things we train to do. they all spent time in baltimore for three months so they were experienced. when i got there he actually was improving already. he was lying down so that always improves blood pressure. food was going into him. he was alert. he had a concerned look on his face. we asked how he was doing. he was a little short of breath and had some pain. we saw the entrance wound and the bullet and saw where it came out. it did not. [talking over each other] >> we had the information. it was a small local hole underneath -- so things move very quickly. six or seven people around.
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anesthesia in the front. people from the outside looking in think it was very chaotic. it was not. everybody had a job to do and it was moving very quickly. in a small period of time blood pressure was coming. we knew because he lost blood, the left side of the chest and the bullet went into the chest, he had bleeding into his left thoracic cavity. >> how long before there was surgery? >> the first thing you do is put a chest tube in. the way you treat most of these patients successfully is put a chest tube in. the idea is to put the tube in the forensic cavity and draw out the blood and the longer expand. the lawn is a low pressure system. not like the arterial system. once it expands, usually stops 90% of the time. decided did not.
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>> there was that preliminary but by what? 3:30 he was under? >> he was in the emergency room in 30 minutes. a bunch of saline and the test tube and and you watch the blood come out of the tuned. all the blood was accumulating in the thoracic cavity and once that is out you hope that blood loss is less and less and this did not happen. it got more. that is what are called dr. ben aaron, chief of forensic surgery, he came down and took over care of that patient. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> what i would like to talk to you about this afternoon is a catastrophe. a catastrophen
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Baptizing the Spirit of the Ageby Matthew Lee Anderson
The new "Affirmation of Baptismal Faith" erodes the Church of England's claim to bear witness to the one God, the Father Almighty, Creator of heaven and earth. Continue Reading »
The new "Affirmation of Baptismal Faith" erodes the Church of England's claim to bear witness to the one God, the Father Almighty, Creator of heaven and earth. Continue Reading »
I was born in San Francisco and went to a college barely an hour's drive from the famous Haight-Ashbury district. It gave me a front-row seat at the beginning of what we now refer to as the sexual revolution. I watched as the young women around me gave in to the onslaught. It was only later . . . . Continue Reading »
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July 25 is the fiftieth anniversary of Humanae Vitae, Blessed Paul VI's encyclical on the integrity of love and the appropriate means of family planning. Continue Reading »
As the fiftieth anniversary of Humanae Vitae approaches, we should resist the temptation to see the encyclical as the standalone work of a trailblazing pope. Continue Reading »
One recurring theme in Pope Francis's teaching is that human realities trump scholarly abstractions: "La realidad es superior a la idea." His signature phrase about pastors who have the "smell of the sheep" is the folk version of this maxim. Cautions about "rigidity," "empty . . . . Continue Reading »
Natural Family Planning is licit not because it is "natural," but because it respects the divine blueprint for conjugal love. Continue Reading »
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In our little corner of the world, the title of MOM isn't just reserved for the woman who gave us life. On Mother's Day we like to celebrate all of the mother figures in our lives; the grandma who held us in a bear hug when we had our first heartbreak, the sister who brought us chicken soup when we were too sick to place a Seamless order, the father who is also a mother, and a friend, and a mentor, the best friend who still takes our midnight calls and gives such good advice they deserve a damn copay.
To those who make our lives a little better, brighter and safer, here are some small tokens of our undying love, affection and gratitude.
"Moms" are saints and deserve the best. So, when you see your mom walking around the house in a Buffalo Bills sweatshirt and coffee-stained sweatpants it's a divine sign she needs to be treated like the deity she is. The Sunday Forever Silky Kimono comes in Nude Pink or Black, Long or Short and has Mary Poppins-like bottomless pockets to hold tissues, lip balm, toys, snacks, gum, juice boxes, et al. And you can custom embroider it with her name: "Mom! Mom! Mom! Mom! Mom-MY! Momma! Lois!" (kidding - up to 12 characters only) .
Oprah says the greatest gift is the gift of time (Super Soul Conversations podcast - give it a listen), so why not give that mother-figure in your life a few hours of quiet time to read a book, sip a glass of wine and just unwind. The Book Wine Club is a multi-city book club that recently launched a monthly book and wine-themed subscription service. Each month "Mom" will receive a beautifully-wrapped book, a wine-themed gift plus a personalized note for that special book worm/oenophile in your life. Available in 3, 6 and 12 month subscriptions.
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Alpha™ Pillow: Air Cell Tech
Alpha™ Pillow is a carbon infused memory foam pillow, with air cell breathability, ultra soft bamboo, pure silver fibers, and ice silk technology for instant coolness.
The Cooling Ice Silk technology helps wick away moisture and body heat to help you feel cooler so that you can fall asleep faster. Providing instant coolness and ultimate comfort.
Silver has been used by NASA, US Special Forces, and Olympic athletes to create germ free textiles. Bamboo charcoal's activated carbon absorb toxins, prevents mould growth and purifies air by absorbing harmful gasses.
Air Cells increase comfort and breathability that is linked to sweating and snoring during sleeping. The combination of the textiles wick moisture away twice as fast as cotton, reducing the humidity in your bed by up to 50%.
The problem with traditional pillows is that they require porous materials to create a soft comfortable feel. In as little as 7 days, millions of colony forming units of bacteria can grow inside this permeable space where mold and other pathogens can thrive. This leads to allergies, skin irritation and many illnesses.
Alpha's bamboo charcoal infused memory foam allows the pillow to mould into the shape of your head and neck, supporting the sensitive pressure areas to help you relax and help with insomnia.
Impinged nerves can trigger migraines, ensuring that your spine is alined correctly in its natural position it will minimize nerve irritation. It will also help to relieve muscle tension around the neck area.
Alpha allows your spine to be alined and it elevates your upper body, unblocking the airways and opening nasal passages so you can breathe easier. Alpha's Dimensions: 60 x 40 x 12 cm.
Silver binds to essential cell components like DNA to neutralize their harmful effect. The process of minimizing the bacteria helps with eliminating odor, prevents allergies such as skin irritations, pimples, asthma, runny nose, sneezing and more. It has taken years of development for silver fabrics to arrive at this level of quality.
The benefits of silver used by NASA, U.S. Special Forces as well as Athletes, providing effective antimicrobial properties, which means it naturally destroys odor-causing pathogens.
To add any of our Alpha™ Collection products, please click on your "Manage your pledge" button (on top side when you open the project page), than click "Change your pledge" and simply add to the total cost. For multiple quantities please multiply the product's cost.
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Ivana T. Lowchareonkul is a Product Designer. She has a passion for simple interfaces. She is the ultimate problem solver and loves to create innovative products.
Science is something that she greatly enjoys. "It challenges ideas that we think are 'right'! There is always something new and interesting to discover and the journey to get there can be really, really exciting." said Ivana.
Ivana has played critical leadership roles in 14 successfully funded and fulfilled Kickstarter projects that have raised over $3,000,000 to over 17,000 backers. Her keen eye for innovation has given her multiple opportunities to create successful products. Her experience in manufacturing has been perfected and she is very excited to bring Alpha Sheets to volume production.
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Our biggest challenge is to ensure that the quality meets our expectations. We will work very closely with our manufacturing partners to make sure Alpha™ Pillow is made and delivered with highest premium quality.
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Applied General Science Level 3 Vocational Qualification at Hayesfield Girls' School and Mixed Sixth Form
Course description
Why study this subject at Hayesfield?
Applied Science covers the science that we come across in the real world; exploring the knowledge, skills and techniques that many scientists and technicians use every day. In comparison to each of the single science subjects, this course gives breadth rather than depth. It is the only science course that assesses your practical skills and counts these in your final grade.
If you wish to go on to be a more practical or vocational scientist, a technician, a nurse, a sports scientist, a technologist... or anyone whose job skills are improved by a knowledge of science in both an academic and practical context, then this is the course for you!
Course content
Unit 1 - Key Concepts in science - Exam.
Unit 2 - Applied Experimental Techniques - Assignment.
Unit 3 - Science in the Modern World - Exam.
Unit 4 - The Human Body - Exam.
Unit 5 - Investigating science - Assignment.
Unit 6 - Optional Unit - Assignment.
Entry requirements
Two Grade 4s in Science GCSE with a Grade 4 in Maths.
Good problem solving skills and ability to work independently.
Examinations available January and June for certain units.
Portfolio of practical work and write-ups required for each internally assessed unit.
Future opportunities
This qualification is supported by a range of universities. Taken alongside other qualifications, it can fulfil the entry requirements for a number of sciencerelated higher education courses, including biomedical, forensic and sports science, as well as nursing.
Further information
This subject works well with
Almost anything!
We particularly recommend Design and Technology subjects, Mathematics, Health and Social Care and Public Services.
Extra/Super curricular activities
Opportunities to carry out your own personal project and complete a unique piece of scientific research!
How to apply
If you want to apply for this course, you will need to contact Hayesfield Girls' School and Mixed Sixth Form directly.


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by Tjeerd Veenhoven, Material & Product Designer, Studio Tjeerd Veeenhoven
The elimination of harmful single use products drives me and my design studio. In this presentation I will discuss why these products are so harmful, how they got to be and of course how we can get rid of them. Also I will explain how cutting edge biotechnology can create social impact in the rural regions of India. Material innovation and rethinking the way we design, produce and consume our products is what design is all about to me.
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