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is big enough to take away everything you have"
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Unfortunately, the Democrats running the State Senate seem to think things are not as bad as the governor makes out, and have advanced a plan that is politically palatable but also ludicrous. They would drain rainy-day funds and any other untapped pool of savings to pay the bills until March of next year.
That's like cleaning out your 401(k) to pay the rent.
It is time for the Legislature to face facts.
"I campaigned for her. I played the loyal soldier and held my nose as I worked for her and then what does she do?" said Jefferson County Republican Party Chairman Donald Coon. "She doesn't care about the GOP. She doesn't care about the people who worked for her. She just cares about herself."
"They'll remove her from her position and she'll cry that they picked on poor little Dede and go switch parties and claim it's all our fault," said Coon. "She made a decision on Sunday, and now she's going to have to live with the consequences of that."Not many people feeling a lot of remorse if the Assembly leader takes the appropriate action.
|William L. Owens (D,WF)
|Dede Scozzafava (R,I)
|Douglas L. Hoffman (C)
I just got off the phone with former state Democratic Chairwoman June O'Neill, who informed me the police had been called to at least two polling sites in St. Lawrence County due to overzealous electioneering (O'Neill called it "voter intimidation") by Doug Hoffman supporters.
"We've gotten reports that people are standing there, covered with Hoffman stickers and yelling anti-choice stuff at voters," said O'Neill, a St. Lawrence native who has been running the party's GOTV effort for Bill Owens in NY-23. …
O'Neill also said she had received anecdotal reports of problems at polling sites in Gouverneur, which is Assemblywoman Dede Scozzafava's hometown. But she couldn't immediately confirm this.
I am and have always been a proud Republican. It is my hope that with my actions today, my party will emerge stronger and our district and our nation can take an important step towards restoring the enduring strength and economic prosperity that has defined us for generations.She spoke of integrity, principles and people's word during the campaign and attacked another opponent for going back on their word. And now just more than 48 hours after hoping her actions would help her party emerge stronger, she is a different person who's own self proclaimed principled words are now annulled.
Independents have swung by large numbers toward Hoffman 52-30, which is not surprising because this is the same swing the Great O is seeing in his polls number. O is losing independents by the bus load.
Hoffman is at 51% to 34% for Bill Owens and 13% for Dede Scozzafava in the poll
conducted over the weekend. In a two way contest against Owens, Hoffman holds a 54-
38 advantage.
Yes, yes it does. Joe the-vice-president Biden's chief economist, Jared Bernstein, says: "Good news, folks…But as we applaud these unprecedented efforts in transparency and this new confirmation that the Recovery Act is successfully creating jobs across America, we are also acutely aware that even the highest estimates of jobs created or saved by the Act only partially offset the extent of job losses since the recession took hold last year. For this reason, we plan to continue to squeeze every job out of every dollar left to spend in the Recovery Act, and to do so with the same level of transparency achieved thus far."
Statement from Governor George E. Pataki
As someone personally engaged in the way of life in the Adirondacks and Northern New York, I'm deeply concerned about the course of our nation and the outcome of the election in the 23rd Congressional District.
Simply put, we cannot afford to give another vote to Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid we cannot afford another vote for higher taxes, we cannot afford another vote for government run health care and we absolutely cannot afford another vote to take away from hard working men and women the right to secret ballot.
That is why tonight, I'm proud to endorse Doug Hoffman, a Republican, running on the Conservative line for Congress in the 23rd Congressional District.
Doug Hoffman will stand up to Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid. He will fight for all the residents of northern New York. He will fight for our proud servicemen and women at Fort Drum, our dairy farmers in Lowville and our manufacturers in Plattsburgh.
As a businessman, and as a life-long resident of the North Country Doug Hoffman understands the need to lower taxes on working families, the need to stand tall against terror and he won't back phony stimulus programs that fail to create the jobs we need and leaves a mountain of debt to our children.
When elected to Congress Doug will work to reduce our taxes, he will stand tall against those who despise our freedoms and he will be a vigilant stalwart against those who would substitute government programs for individual initiative.
And Doug Hoffman can win.
I urge all the voters of the 23rd Congressional District – Republican Democrat, Independent and Conservative to come out and vote for Doug Hoffman for Congress.If it ain't the Titanic then the deck chairs are certainly being arranged like it!


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March 7, 2016 | Geneviève Robichaud
Daniel Canty's Les États-Unis du vent
Reading a literary text, as Paul de Man has argued, "leaves a residue of indetermination that has to be, but cannot be, resolved by grammatical means." There is something that sticks to you, like perfume injected under the skin.
Some texts read as though they were themselves already injected with a kind of subcutaneous perfume. J.K Huysmans' Against Nature (À Rebours) is one such text. So is Djuna Barnes' Nightwood. There is something about the language that we slip into as readers, notes Jeanette Winterson in the preface of a recent edition of Nightwood: "Reading it is like drinking wine with a pearl dissolving in the glass." What Winterson is gesturing to is the intoxicating quality of the language—a feature of the narrative—which is so full of a kind of wild intensity that reading it one also becomes pearl-lined.
Other texts are subtler in their influence or narcotic effect. This was especially the case in a recent experience I had reading Daniel Canty's literary odyssey Les États-Unis du vent. Part travelogue and part philo-poetic meditation on the grammars of the wind, the book recalls Canty's journey across the United States aboard a midnight-blue Ford Ranger called Blue Rider with friend and fellow wind-seeker-artist Patrick Beaulieu. Following the direction of the weathervane's arrows (the wind's vain gestures), which had been bolted on the roof of the truck, the book describes the duo's various itineraries across "the plains of the Midwest up to Chicago, the Windy City, into the wind tunnel linking the Great Lakes, through the cities of lost industry of the Rust Belt, only to veer off into Amish pastoralia, and to the forests of Pennsylvania" (venture to Oana Avasilichioaei's English translation here).
Despite the obvious prevalence of the figure of the wind—as it boundarizes the Blue Rider's trajectory, not to mention the fact that it is literally the current pushing the narrative sails forward—the gusts take on a quasi-invisible quality. By default of their ubiquitous incorporation—and to return to the metaphorical register that opened this nano-expose— the gusts are akin to an injection of perfume that remains to be insinuated: "J'ai passé tant de temps à considérer ce qui n'était pas là par la fenêtre de la voiture," recounts Canty near the close of the book. There's a romantic quality to the observation. In Les États-Unis du vent, the wind dreams up a hallucinatory trajectory for the passengers aboard the Blue Rider. Canty's travelogue becomes that transfixed contemplation, a way of tracking the wind's phantasmagorical landscape: a kind of narco-imaginary (this is a term we will return to on Wednesday in a post by Ramsey Scott).
Written under the influence of the weathervane's pointer, it is not at all surprising that there is such an expansive and sprawling character to Canty's prose. It is not that his sentences are long, but it's the way they move with the compression of a poem. There's a cumulative aspect to the writing as the narrative picks up—not speed (as it cruises down highways strung across a zone his mind refuses to accept as a barrier), but narrative mileage. The process (and progress) is contagious. Even I find myself swept up in the current, as evidenced by my incorporation of a quote from Roberto Bolaño's Antwerp, taken from a section aptly titled "The Fullness of the Wind":
Twin highways flung across the evening, when everything seems to indicate that memory and finer feelings are kaput, like the rental car of a tourist who unknowingly ventures into war zones and never returns, at least not by car, a man who speeds down highways strung across a zone that his mind refuses to accept as a barrier [ … ] Then all that's left is emptiness. "Waiters walking along the beach … The evening light dismantles our sense of the wind … "
Twin highways flung across the evening, when everything seems to indicate that memory and finer feelings are kaput, like the rental car of a tourist who unknowingly ventures into war zones and never returns, at least not by car, a man who speeds down highways strung across a zone that his mind refuses to accept as a barrier [ … ] Then all that's left is emptiness. "Waiters walking along the beach … The evening light dismantles our sense of the wind … "
That's what happens when you start taking dictation from the wind. There's a viral contamination that occurs. The text of the wind starts to multiply itself, spreading like a sickness. That's an echo of Bolaño again.
While the wind is the main narrative-altering substance in the Les États-Unis du vent, there are other stimulants as well. When Canty boards the plane from Dorval on route to Philadelphia and then to Cincinnati, the narrative unfurls under the sedative of a few valerian and Oliver Sacks' Awakenings, a subtle reminder to the reader of the "romantic science" subtending any wind-drawn text. The wind is an art as much as a science, and "DOPA-L est un puissant psychotrope. VALÉRIENE D, une drogue douce … un redoutable soporifique, propre à apaiser ceux qu'accablent l'anxiété et l'insomnie, ces maladies communes de l'être et du sommeil." Once landed, he joins Patrick Beaulieu and Alexis Pernet (whom Canty is replacing) on "la piste du cheeseburger," as Alexis—who is returning to France—wants to eat all things bovine.
Patrick et Alexis me confient qu'ils ont passé les dix derniers jours sur la piste du cheeseburger—que je baptise the cheeseburger trail—à goûter aux délicates variations de ce mets typiquement américain, difficile à déguster en Auvergne.
Patrick et Alexis me confient qu'ils ont passé les dix derniers jours sur la piste du cheeseburger—que je baptise the cheeseburger trail—à goûter aux délicates variations de ce mets typiquement américain, difficile à déguster en Auvergne.
A photograph of "Blue Rider"
That night, they catch up over a glass of bourbon and the lines drawn by the wind on their map and notebooks, as Patrick and Alexis recount their trip from Chicago to Cincinnati. In the morning there is diner-food and coffee: "punch in, drink up, punch out … Americano pour allongé. Cafe latte pour café au lait." As the French to English coffee-related translation suggests, sometimes hallucinations abound simply by the relief of Daniel and Patrick's French-Canadian heritage dubbing the American Dream. The French dîner and the American staple that is the diner offer one such example of how the two topographies float above each like a psychosomatic dream. "Where are you from? I am from where I'm going back to." As references to all things movie-culture-related start to accumulate, cinema too offers yet another instance when the heroes of Les États-Unis du vent are themselves turned into celluloid bodies: "Is [what you're doing] on the Discovery Channel?" they are asked in Indianapolis. Here, the modality see you at the movies becomes a resolutely fluid and omnipresent conduit for crossing the multitudinous vectors of highways with roadside billboards advertising motels with CABLE TV IN EVERY ROOM. The Blue Rider's windows opening onto scenes from Batman, Days of Thunder, Back to the Future, American Graffiti, and Rushmore, etc.
Curiously, however, the narrative's first "injection"—or rather the reader's "injection" at the threshold of the prefatory notes to the book—is not a gust of wind or even fuel, despite the Blue Rider's constant need for it. Instead, it is the perfume of the rose: "La rose américaine est une rose est une ville." Those familiar with "a rose is a rose is a rose" will hear Gertrude Stein in the opening lines, while francophone readers might see the layering of another rose here as well: la rose des vents. The two become tied. They ghost the narrative of infinite possibilities on the one hand, while recalling an imposing calculable scientism on the other. The tension, which is also a reflection on writing, might be read as follows: Stein's rose suggests a multiply articulated intertext that errs alongside the more deterministic laws of the rose turned weathervane. "Are you scientists?" they are asked. "No … Well, maybe we're naive scientists," Canty replies.
Writing about Les États-Unis du vent, I too start to feel the effects of its "naive" or rather romantic science on my thinking. Rereading myself under the effects of morning caffeine, as though the tiny slits of invisible shutters had opened, I hallucinate the review written under the direction of a wandering pen turned ghostly passenger aboard the Blue Rider's valerian dream and the mercurial time of a rose injected under the skin.
The theme of writing under the influence continues on Wednesday March 9th with an excerpt from Ramsey Scott's Narco-Imaginary and again on Friday March 11th with Jocelyn Parr, as she transports us on the terrain of shame as pharmakon. Stay tuned!
Geneviève Robichaud is a PhD candidate in the Département de littératures et de langues du monde at the Université de Montréal. Her prose has recently appeared in The Capilano Review, Lemon Hound, The Puritan, and Two Times One from the Jan van Eyck Akademie.


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Energy Efficient Bulbs Cause Anxiety, Migraines, and Even Cancer. Reasons to Go Back To Incandescent Bulbs
In the effort to save energy and money, many of us have replaced our old standard light bulbs with environmentally-friendly with the new generation energy saving light bulbs.
This new generation of ultra energy efficient light bulbs are so toxic howeverm that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency created an emergency protocol you need to follow in the event of a bulb breakage, due to the poison gas that is released.
If broken indoors, these light bulbs release 20 times the maximum acceptable mercury concentration into the air, according to a study conducted by researchers from the Fraunhofer Wilhelm Klauditz Institute for German's Federal Environment Agency.
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A new study performed by by Peter Braun at Berlin Germany's Alab Laboratory found these light bulbs contain poisonous carcinogens that could cause cancer:
Phenol, a mildly acidic toxic white crystalline solid, obtained from coal tar and used in chemical manufacture.
Naphthalene, a volatile white crystalline compound, produced by the distillation of coal tar, used in mothballs and as a raw material for chemical manufacture.
Styrene, an unsaturated liquid hydrocarbon, obtained as a petroleum byproduct.
3. Energy saving light bulbs emit a lot of UV rays.
Energy saving lamps emit UV-B and traces of UV-C radiation. It is generally recognised that UV-radiation is harmful for the skin (can lead to skin cancer) and the eyes. The radiation from these bulbs directly attacks the immune system, and furthermore damages the skin tissues enough to prevent the proper formation of vitamin D-3.
To conclude, these bulbs are so toxic that we are not supposed to put them in the regular garbage. They are household hazardous waste. If you break one in a house, you are supposed to open all of your windows and doors, and evacuate the house for at least 15 minutes to minimize your exposure to the poisonous gas. Unfortunately, soon consumers won't have the option to buy incandescent lights because they won't be available.
The Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 (EISA) mandates the phase-out of incandescent light bulbs, and favors energy-efficient compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulbs.
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About 4 or 5 times every year, I'll have a friend, acquaintance, or sometimes an anonymous reader reach out for insight/help dealing with mental illness issues – whether with themselves or a loved one. At least once every few months, someone will pop up with a "Hey, I'm just starting [fill in the blank antidepressant/anxiety/psychotic medication] and was just wondering if you knew anything about it" or "My S.O is being hospitalized for mania and I have no idea what to do" or "My BFF/sister/parent/child is suicidal and I'm scared." Look, I honestly never believe I have any of life's answers, but in these times, I am so, so grateful to have experienced what I have so I can be someone's trusted confidante in a social climate where we're only just starting to normalize mental illness. (For what it's worth, I don't get on any of my soapboxes or try to talk anyone out of psychiatric treatment/lecture about the perils of misdiagnosis and/or long-term effects of psychiatric meds. Believe it or not, I've actually become quite the supportive listener these days and just give objective, informed answers when asked. Yeah! Really!) I'm happy to be a free, nonjudgmental resource when called on, because clearly that's an in-demand niche I can easily fill.
This is why, despite still being exhausted with dealing with/talking about my personal psychiatric/depression/suicidal ideation issues, I keep sharing my story publicly on occasion. A close acquaintance once attempted to insult me by accusing me of making "oversharing" my personal brand. Had I not been receiving consistent evidence for years now that my oversharing is directly responsible for presenting an open door for dialogue between myself and people in my social circle who need an insider's perspective, I might have been offended. Instead, I keep posting blogs like this one and answer when being called on for what knowledge I have (even though I am often positive everyone I know is equally exhausted with me as I am 80% of the time. Thank you all for continuing to prove me wrong. <3)
Today marks 3 years since I finally detoxed off all my psychiatric meds. This feels like a birthday that I actually earned. Three years without manic episodes, psychotic breaks, whole-body aches, or reckless impulsive behaviors I could never explain. Three years of settling into myself and realizing that I'm pretty fucked up, but also, I'm kind of fantastic. Three years of forward movement after more than a decade of waiting. It's been wonderful.
In case you're just tuning in, I wrote about this all for XOJane a couple years ago, but here's the short version: I've had suicidal ideation since I was 11. I started antidepressants at 19 when [mis]diagnosed by a university-health-center psych [who would be fired two months later for handing out drugs like candy to students at my college.] The meds made it worse (1 attempt & 2 hospitalizations in the next 4 years) Instead of scrapping my initial doc's first diagnosis, subsequent doctors kept piling on more meds to treat side effects of what turned out to be too much serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRI) and I became increasingly manic, impulsive, and psychotic over the course of a decade while still bottoming out with suicidal compulsions every couple months. Was given meds for aaaalll that extra garbage as well. On a pile of antipsychotics and mood stabilizers, I felt dead and useless for about a year until I realized this was all bullshit and detoxed myself off everything in '2014 after 12 years on varied cocktails of prescription drugs. (I did a lot of research about how to detox safely but it still suuuuuucked. #BrainZaps) I also quit birth control during just to get an assessment of myself at "base level" – something no doctor had ever suggested from 2002-2014. Learned in the year afterward that I'm actually fine most of the time, but I have PMDD, which means A) I have soul-crushing depression for a week and full-on suicidal compulsions for about 18-36 hours before I start my period and then I'm fine and B)Taking antidepressants in the weeks when I'm not premenstrual were making me very literally insane. Trying to take antidepressants one week per month just for PMS weren't worth the side effects, so we focused on just trying to level out my hormones naturally and get a normal, healthy monthly cycle going which made things much, much better. I'm like a different person altogether.
It's funny; I remember when I got pregnant in '07, I immediately quit taking any medication and I felt fine. In fact, during my pregnancy, my mental health was the best it had been since I was a kid, but once it was over and I'd finished nursing, my depression and anxiety came back with a vengeance. I can't believe it took us so long to connect the dots that my depression issues have always been hormonal. (I've discussed being angry that no doctor ever mentioned it, but I'm at a place where I'm finally not mad about it anymore. Hell, maybe they were ignorant, too. Best I can do is just keep talking about it.)
I've paused my blathering about this so much because I've really just wanted to let it breathe. The act of coming out of this era has been its own separate story where I'm rediscovering who I am, what I'm capable of, and where to go from here. In fact, I started seeing a counselor again for a little while in '16 because I felt stuck in this post-recovery mode and wasn't sure how to get out. I'd identified as a "sick person" for so long and was so unable to complete anything I really wanted that I had this overwhelming sense of powerlessness once I finally came out the other side. Talking to a psychologist helped me get some perspective and generate some momentum.
What also happened in this latest counseling work is that I learned I'm also on the OCD spectrum, and I always have been… and I'm a little pissed that I never caught it because movies, TV, and popular societal beliefs only represent parts of obsessive-compulsive disorder that don't apply to me at all. I don't wash or clean obsessively (seriously, clutter is where I thrive) and I don't have any life-altering rituals (delusion-based or otherwise), so I would never have assumed I was OCD at all had I not read Mara Wilson's book and learned more about the other aspects of the disorder (like that it's under the gigantic umbrella of anxiety disorders, for example.) I started doing research and was shocked that I've had symptoms of this all along. I've always counted stairs and paces, for example. But even more destructively, I have always had obsessive ruminations that are invasive, involuntary, and distracting. I've had them forever. I've tried prayer, meditation, yoga, ancient rituals (yes. literally), drinking myself to oblivion, and everything short of animal sacrifice to banish them from my brain, thinking that this revisiting of trauma incessantly was something I was just too lazy or stupid to control – or thinking that it meant something about my psyche and how I was still damaged goods and needed to "fix" myself in perpetuity – instead of just having a mental tic. Had I been diagnosed with OCD originally, I would've immediately been advised that spending years and thousands of dollars in therapy trying to pick apart the "whys" and "hows" of my specific fixations is dangerously counterproductive and only exacerbates the problem. So, effectively, all that time in therapy really was making me sicker and more obsessive… and more stagnant.
God damn it.
In a plot twist: It's okay. I'm not wasting my time being mad about any of it. Part of dealing with this variety of OCD is learning how to take power away from things I tend to stay fixated on – like things in the past that I can't change and tend to want to part out endlessly. I'm actually really proud of how much better I'm doing with changing my mental habits, even though thinking about all the time I lost in madness makes me unbearably sad and frustrated if I stop to think about it… which I avoid..which is new for me…
Aside from that, I was positively (finally) diagnosed with PCOS in the last year. This contributes tremendously to the whole hormone fuckery thing, so recently, my focus has been about reframing eating habits (UUUUUAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUGGGGGHHHHITBUUUUUURRRNSSS), keeping an eye on blood sugar, making sure to get exercise everysingledaynomatterwhat, and readjusting my sleep schedule.
Oh yeah! That's another fun thing! Until my official diagnosis [and subsequent lifestyle changes], I'd been having night terrors more and more frequently, usually in the form of hallucinations that I can see in the dark as I'm waking up screaming [to my husband's absolute delight.] So, I'm asleep, then I'm terrified, then I wake up, then I see a nonsensical vision (like a man painted all blue dressed as a clown standing over me in the darkness, for example), all in the course of 2 seconds. It's superfun, y'guys! My daughter calls them "jump scares", which puts a comforting sense of humor on it. Incidentally, I've always had what was called "exploding head sydrome" which – holy shit – sounds WAY more dramatic than it is, but it's when, as you're drifting to sleep, you suddenly get an audio hallucination like an organ blaring or a horn honking or someone yelling that jolts you awake. Those started for me in my tween years, but I never thought anything of it because they were periodic and I had a unibrow to worry about. As all this hormone crap has progressed over the years, so have the sleep disturbances. Once I figured out what was causing the hallucinations and that we didn't need to exorcise the house, I've learned how to keep it under wraps by curbing my drinking and tendency to stay up until all hours.
So, basically, if I'm sober and in bed by 9 pm, I won't be terrorized by demons all night… Sounds like a premise for a church youth group's terrible scare-tactic propaganda video.
As much as I hate reporting new diagnoses (because GOOD LORD have I had a heap of them in the last howeverfuckinglong we've been doing this), these two are actually spot-on, and manageable. And, as a result, so is my life for a change.
The monthly depression hasn't vanished, by the way, but because I've gotten better, I can handle it better. I treat my suicidal tendencies as though I'm a werewolf; my PMDD-based self-harm compulsions come around for about a day during the full moon and, knowing it's going to suck but I'm going to survive it, I just make preparations to hunker down and ride it out alone until it's passed. Listen, I've been dealing with being at total-crisis-mode/completely-on-the-brink-of-killing-myself every month for 20 years now, and I'm still alive. I'm at the point where I can look at my oncoming Crazy, scoff "Biiiiitch, please. You got nothing", and lie in bed eating fully-loaded baked potatoes for a couple days till I'm back to myself. It's not glamorous, but it's better than anything else I've tried.
And for about 20 days out of the month, I'm comfortable, I'm calm, and I'm finding a groove for what feels like the first time ever. I'm thinking for myself for a change; I'm embracing the things that make me happier and finally ignoring all those expectations from other people that I've always felt like were more important than my own; and I'm getting out of the house and having a life again. I feel happier and more grounded than I can remember being since I was a kid, and while my confidence isn't quite back to 8-year-old-Liz-level, I'm just so damn happy to still be around to work toward it.


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ANAHEIM – The Angels, losers of six in a row, were down by three runs before they even came to bat against the reigning Cy Young winner, with a lineup that didn't include Albert Pujols.
Didn't look good.
But, just when Angels Nation was collectively ready to push the panic button, the Angels came back and beat the Cleveland Indians and Corey Kluber, 5-4, on Monday night, snapping their streak.
"This is a great team win for us," Garrett Richards said. "This is the type of win that can get a team back on track."
The Angels had gone decidedly off track in the six games before, losing them all, mostly because of an anemic offense.
Certainly, there was room to allow for the fact that they happened to run into a couple Cy Young pitchers, Clayton Kershaw and Zack Greinke, over the weekend at Dodger Stadium.
To his credit, Angels manager Mike Scioscia refused that excuse, saying the Angels needed to find a way to beat those kind of pitchers.
Which is exactly what they did on Monday.
They scored five runs against Kluber, who by all accounts has been every bit as good this season as last, even though some of his numbers aren't.
Conor Gillaspie knows Kluber better than anyone on the Angels, having faced him frequently while the two were in the American League Central. Gillaspie, who was traded to the Angels after he was designated for assignment by the Chicago White Sox last month, came into the night hitting .364 in 22 at-bats against Kluber.
In the sixth inning, with the Angels trailing 3-2, Gillaspie belted a two-run homer over the right-field fence. After his first significant hit with the Angels, Gillaspie had no explanation for his success against Kluber.
"He's one of the elite pitchers at this level," Gillaspie said. "You just try to put the barrel on the ball at this level. You feel pretty lucky when you get a hit off a guy like that."
David DeJesus, whose Angels career started off 0-for-11, then drove in an insurance run with an infield single. Johnny Giavotella had made the run possible by hustling from first to third on Carlos Perez's grounder.
The Angels needed the run because the Indians got one back in the eighth, before Huston Street closed out the game in the ninth.
Not only did the Angels get their first victory in over a week, but they picked up a game on the Houston Astros, pulling within three games of first.
Richards got the victory on a night that didn't begin very well.
Richards walked Jose Ramirez – who brought a .176 average to the plate – to start the game. The Indians then gave him an out with a sacrifice before Michael Brantley rolled a single into right, driving in a run.
One out later, Richards threw a fastball over the middle of the plate and Yan Gomes blasted it over the left-field fence, putting the Angels down 3-0 before they even had stepped to the plate.
"I put us in a hole early but I told myself 'I can still make an outing out of this,'" Richards said. "That's part of maturing and evolving as a (starting) pitcher in this league."
Richards and pitching coach Mike Butcher made some adjustments in the dugout after the first inning, and he came out a different pitcher.
He retired 19 of the next 23 hitters, keeping the Indians from even getting a runner into scoring position until after he left the game.
"He went to work," Kole Calhoun said. "He was cruising after that first inning. He threw the ball well. That's a big start for him especially after the home run to Gomes. He shuts them down and gives us a chance to get back in the game. It's a big outing for him."
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The presence of PERSEPOLIS appears to have scared off much of the meaningful opposition and with Sir Michael Stoute electing to utilise the hood for the first time, the grey can gain compensation for three runners-up prizes from his last four starts. Polish Rider has been easy to back on his two outings thus far so Primo d'Oro appears to be the pick of the Richard Hannon pair. He realised 85,000gns as a yearling but has already been gelded ahead of his first visit to the track so with potential stallion duties foregone, his connections will be keen to see an immediate return on their investment. Paul Cole's team continue in good form though it will be no easy to task for Key Appointment to concede a weight-for-age allowance to his rivals.
Key Appointment 8-1 (11-3) Held up towards rear, headway on outside over 2f out, plugged on inside final furlong, 5th of 12, 3 1/2l behind Carazam (10-9) at Sandown 1m hcp 0-80 (4) gs in Apr.
Persepolis (IRE) 6-4fav (9-0) Dwelt keen in rear, headway over 2f out, ridden to press winner over 1f out, every chance inside final furlong, no extra near finish, 2nd of 8, 1 1/4l behind Goodwood Mirage (9-1) at Goodwood 1m 2f 3yo hcp 0-90 (3) gd in Jun.
Polish Rider 50-1 (9-5) Behind most of way, 8th of 13, 20l behind Noble Protector (9-0) at Kempton 1m mdn stks (5) pol.
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13 May 2008 Ken - Euro Escapade said
Hey people! Great to see all you active people excited for Euro 08! It's almost time!
i was wondering where you disappeared to after you began the topic…
14 May 2008 Explorer1097501 said
hey yeah book me seat for moulin if its not to late.thanks. um i think i got msn aswell but i will login..
chat soon
who wants bernie to live?
14 May 2008 Explorer1097501 said
i think i added u 3 gals on msn, well i tried i think, who is bernie??
no probs about moulin.
also im going let mcmuff explain bernie, she actually posted that but bcoz i was logged in at the time, it came up as me
lol bernies technically a toothbrush but hes also an amazing mascot for our trip yup yup lol u didnt add me mark cuz i have no addy accepty thingy…(i dunno if that made sense)
14 May 2008 Explorer1097501 said
u girls r funny yeah i think i added ya
so im taking that as a 'yes mcmuff ill take a drunken picture with you and bernie' haha wots ur email? x
14 May 2008 Explorer1097501 said
there will be no photo taking with bernie, lol. chances are he will have more pics than me, we can leave him at the top of the eifel tower <!--graemlin::)-->
no we wont!… bernies amazing the sooner u learn that danni the better! lol other wise ill take that torch of urs and hide it!
**hiding….i speak english goodly
hahaha you havnt even bought bernie yet how do u know he is amazing! lol.
nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo………not the torch, anything but the torch!!!!!!!!!!!
i just kno ok… ill go to the amazing toothbrush aisle which is completely seperate from the regular toothbrush aisle n buy him! lol xx
hey all,
just seeing if there is anyone else wanting a moulin rouge ticket!!????
im getting 5 at the moment (mcmuff, carla, matt, mark and me)
Im going to book very soon, so let me know asap if you wanna come with us……
Hi everyone,
I'm on this tour as well. 21y.o M from Melbourne travelling solo. Can't wait!
Also, does anyone know when we get our information pack thingy?
hi sam, im getting really excited about leaving too – its so close! the info packs should come out about 3 weeks prior to the tour- your travel agent gets them and sends them on, or if you booked youself then they should be delivered in the same time, hope this helps :-)
Carla is right but in the case of my travel agent, i will be hasselling him to make sure he has them and passes them along (he has stuffed up quiet a bit in the planning on the trip)
so sam, any ideas what optionals you want to do??
20 May 2008 Explorer1097501 said
my travel agent rang me today and said all my stuff is ready to b picked up..u lil beauty!!!
but i cant get in there till friday..dam work!!
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He was a genius. People came from all over the world for his surgeries and relief from the dictator named Chronic Pain, and I lived in the very city where he operated.
He advised the surgery was experimental, as my nerve injury was quite rare. He'd performed this surgery only six times, but was certain it would help immediately.
Two weeks later at my follow up appointment, I was in tears. The pain was the same. It consumed my body and controlled my life.
The doctor who had been so supportive and caring, became defensive and angry. He'd done the surgery, therefore I was fine. He said I was not realistic. Everybody has aches and pains, I needed to accept mine and get on with life. He saw my misty eyes and determined I was depressed. (It didn't take a genius to figure that out.) I shook my head at his indignant manner, as he raised his voice and declared me cured.
Every fiber in my body ached. It hurt to hold up my head or move my right arm. My shoulders and back felt like raw meat, and taking a deep breath made me wince. And though I knew his surgery wouldn't help the sciatica and constant back pain, it didn't help that it hurt just to sit there.
I don't recommend it but I admit, I raised my voice right back at him. I listed the parts of my body that had hurt every moment for the past 18 months. I reminded him of all I had lost as a result: my career, income, active lifestyle and friends. The parts he said he "fixed" still screamed with pain. Perhaps his surgery did not work.
His defense was to yell back and declare I had psychological problems. I was dismissed from his practice. He stood, left the room and slammed the door.
The nurse came in, appearing frazzled. "Nobody has ever talked to him like that."
Then she smiled.
I didn't know whether to be proud or ashamed. I hurt too much to care.
That encounter happened nine years ago. Thank God, I ignored the advice of that doctor. I refused to accept I would always be controlled by pain. I am grateful to say I have improved more than I dreamed possible. I still hurt, but it is nothing like it was.
Progress did not come in big solutions. Honest, if the surgery had worked, I would've been thrilled. But for me, progress has taken many long, slow, frustrating years.
Progress with pain has come like small pieces to a puzzle. Little by little a multi-faceted approach of physical therapy (both demanding and gentle), massage, counseling, medications, acupuncture, dry needling, diet changes, surgical injections, exercise, adaptive equipment, lifestyle changes and rest have given me back my life.
Pain cannot be seen, there is no X-ray or MRI that can show or measure it.
Pain is very complicated.
Sometimes it is overwhelming.
But there is a good chance, no matter how much you hurt, over time you can regain control of your life.
Piece by piece, you can put your life back together. Don't give up.
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Dear Zully,
As you prepare for you upcoming trip to Ecuador this July, I am reflecting on the success of last year's trip and the positive impact the experience made on the youth, children, and volunteers. I would like to thank you, however belated, for allowing me to join you and the rest of the youth leaders in participating in the youth leadership conference which served as a unique opportunity for cultural exchange. In your speech to the youth, you spoke of an inner "fuerza" and with the sound of adrenaline pumping in my ears, I understood without knowing, that you were describing the inner force, guiding strength, and power of belief in oneself that serves as the backbone of achievement, leadership and, ultimately, self-actualized happiness. The belief in one's own capabilities is a powerful drug of the psyche, and it came as no surprise that we heard on that day the proclamation from a small girl of the audience, "yo soy yo!," which moved me, and the entire room, to applause.
I learned the importance of positive thinking and having faith in oneself. My personal contribution to the youth conference involved singing the US national anthem, and conducting an impromptu breathing lesson, (using my broken Spanish and body language!), that without your speech, would probably not have occurred; I being too intimidated to attempt the challenge. After the youth conference let out, I was walking back with our team to the hotel when the schoolgirl wearing the earrings I had admired earlier at the conference met me in the street. She remembered my name, called me over, and took off her beautiful earrings and put them in my hand, telling me that they were a gift. I have never known such openness and spontaneous generosity! Volunteering at the schools, I was amazed by the generosity of the children. When not assisting in the pharmacy, my arm was pulled in each direction with the plea "vamos a jugar!" that became music to my ears throughout the trip.
I am writing to ask if you would consider writing me a letter of recommendation for medical school. This experience taught me about myself and gave me confidence to pursue a career in medicine, quite possibly in pediatrics or women's health. With this summer's trip to plan, I realize my timing couldn't be more inopportune, but your letter means a great deal to me. I am willing to work around your busy schedule. Tentatively, I would like to submit my application early July, but if you are unable to start drafting until you return from the mission, perhaps we can shoot for late July…?
I wish you and your team all the best with this upcoming venture to Ecuador. I consider myself very fortunate for having had the opportunity to participate on your mission this past year and hope also to have the opportunity to continue the cycle of healing through a career in medicine.
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Suicide is a terrible action in itself, but there are ways that are more morbid than others - and the story below is a perfect example.
A 65-year-old lady had enough of her life so she made the decision to commit the irreparable act, and according to the authorities, she had tried several times to end her days.
However, with this new technique, she made sure that her recent attempt is also the last one.
She decapitated herself with the help of a chainsaw...
When police arrived at the scene, they had no choice but to go through the window since the lady had locked the door of the room where she took her own life.
Before proceeding, she took the trouble to write a farewell note for her loved ones.
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This week was for the birds– literally. After delivering a love bird themed wedding cake to Keystone Heights, we were off to the next cake with (you guessed it), love birds!
The wedding cake for this Gainesville, Florida wedding repeated the wedding's use of black and white. The lovely bride had brought us an old brooch of her grandmother with a love bird design that she simply loved. Yeni brought the spirit of this design to the wedding cake; helping to include Grandma on this special day.
The three-tier wedding cake was baked fresh in our Florida bakery and delivered to the Thomas Center right here in downtown Gainesville.
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Your brand is your root system, keeping your business stable, healthy, and positioned for growth. And with something as important as your root system, you should play a big part in your brand's cultivation.
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Lets say a long term couple find out that they're accidentally pregnant even though you used condoms and you're on the pill correctly. Accidents happen right? :/
but would you get extremely upset and start accusing the other person? Keeping in mind that this couple in their late 20's, financially stable and can afford the kid.
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I love my girlfriend very, very much, so I would never blame her. Under normal circumstances, I would be extremely happy about the pregnancy, even without financial stability (money is overrated, you can always make it if you only want to). However, in our particular case, we have to watch out even more than other couples because a natural pregnancy must not happen. I am physically disabled and I would almost certainly inherit this disability to our children, which I don't want to. Since we both still really, really want to have children, we have to do it with the help of modern medicine. If a natural pregnancy happened nevertheless, I'd be mostly worried but I certainly wouldn't blame anyone. Shoveling around blame doesn't solve anything.00|00|0
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On April 7, 2015, the Massachusetts Parental Leave Act will take effect. The Parental Leave Act, signed into law on January 7, 2015 by Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, expands parental leave rights for employees in Massachusetts in several respects. The new law amends Massachusetts General Laws ch. 149, § 105D, known as the Maternity Leave Act. Prior to its amendment, the Act required employers with six or more employees to grant eligible female employees up to eight weeks of job-protected leave to give birth or to adopt a child. The Parental Leave bill now extends those same rights to male employees. The bill also expands the reasons for job-protected leave to include not only birth or adoption, but also the placement of a child with an employee pursuant to a court order.
Employees become eligible for job-protected leave under the Act once they have been employed by the employer for three months.
If both parents work for the same employer, they are entitled to receive a total of eight weeks leave for the birth, adoption or placement of a child, and the eight weeks can be allocated between the parents as they choose.
Employees generally are required to provide the employer "at least two weeks' notice" if they intend to take parental leave. However, the amended law provides that an employee need only give notice "as soon as practicable" if the employee is unable to provide two weeks' notice "for reasons beyond the [employee's] control."
Under the new law, if an employer elects to provide parental leave for longer than eight weeks, the employee retains all rights to reinstatement and benefits for the full duration of the leave. The sole exception is if the employer informs the employee in writing, prior to the commencement of the parental leave or any extension of it, that taking longer than eight weeks will result in the denial of reinstatement or the loss of other rights and benefits.
Employers continue to have discretion to decide whether the parental leave is paid or unpaid.
Employers are required to post a notice to employees describing the parental leave law and the employer's policies relating to parental leave.
While many employers already have voluntary paternity leave policies, those that do not should consult with counsel. When revising their leave policies, larger employers must keep in mind their obligations under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act. Finally, this new enactment is a reminder that employers risk violating state and federal discrimination laws if they treat male and female employees differently with regard to parental leave rights.


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"Naiyya Paar": Crossing the Waters
Understanding Dhrupad from the notes of lecture-demonstrations by Pandit Ramakant Gundecha
Bhopal, March 3rd to 6th 2009
'Awareness' is the key to singing dhrupad. Mind and body have to be harnessed through yoga techniques to be still ('sthir') and focused. You have to contemplate and find the answers to the basic questions: why are you singing? what do you practice? how do you practice it? how do you recognize the perfect swar when it stands before you? how do you merge your voice into it? what makes a swar so beautiful? which swar sounds good and which one sounds better ? why ?
You may not reach the ultimate truth, but you should try through logic and intellect to analyse what you hear and sharpen your awareness of 'sur'. Singing with a well-tuned tanpura is essential for this exercise: you have to listen to what you sing as well as to what you hear from the tanpura ("make the tanpura sing with you"). You have to cross-check and adjust your 'sur', for if the tanpura is sounding out of tune, it means you are singing out of tune. If there is full and constant awareness of the tanpura's 'sur', then you are on the right path and "everything will be alright".
There are three cardinal factors in understanding and singing dhrupad:
1) Using the voice in a stable way. By 'shadaj sadhana' and with the help of yoga techniques like pranayam and meditation, you can stabilize the breath /voice to merge perfectly with the tanpura until the two are like mirror reflections of each other. When singing there should be total concentration of the mind while the body is held motionless and "lifeless as a stone". The voice should be your own, strengthened and stabilized through 'swar-sadhana'. It has to be balanced and synchronized coming from the navel,chest, throat, nasal passage and cerebrum. It should merge with the 'sur' of the tanpura. Only the Sanskrit vowel sounds are to be used ; the note should end with the uncorrupted vowel sound.
2) Application of right pitch. Every note has a correct placement ( 'sahi jagah') , a specific distance ('shrutiantar') from the ones preceding and following it and a specific movement ('meend') by which it arrives. It is only when these very subtle conditions are met that the combination of notes creates a certain raga: their beauty and true character emerge and the intended mood or 'rasa'of the raga is established.
3) Allowing the voice to create natural harmonics. The above conditions, if correctly carried out, create a natural 'samvad' or consonance which you have to strive to recognize, cultivate and evolve. "Experience the note before you strike it." There has to be constant awareness of what and how you are singing, and a constant cross-checking to achieve the parameters above.
If any one of the above three factors is incorrect or missing, natural 'samvad' will not be achieved and the effect of the music will not be right. A good musical mind and ear is necessary to recognize and create natural harmonics. Heightened awareness of 'sur'(yours, the tanpura's, the guru's), spacing of notes, pitch, 'laya', 'aakar', understanding the myriad subtleties the guru displays before you, absorption, memorization and recall, mental acuity, aesthetics.… these are some of the many intellectual processes that make up the singing of dhrupad.
Dhrupad is 'atmaranjit' or 'margi' music which is meditative in nature as against 'manoranjit' or 'desi' music which is entertaining. This suggests that the slow, introspective style of dhrupad is capable of connecting the singer/listener to a higher state of mind. The essence of the raga lies in its slow exposition or 'alap', where the 'sur' is pure, unhindered by the emotional content of the lyrics that follow in the 'bandish'. The 'bandish' or song is only a part of the presentation of the raga, like a few colourful threads in the vast tapestry of the raga. Using the tune of the bandish to establish its raga is an exercise in mediocrity, and should not be encouraged.
The true beauty of a raga can be experienced only through its exactly pitched 'sur', not through its melody. Every 'swar' or note in a raga is crucial and occupies a defining position in the ascending/descending continuum of the scale. The pitch and timing of every swar impacts the surrounding swars. If even one swar is sung lower or more elevated than it should be in that raga, it causes perceptible shifts in the notes surrounding and tied to it, and the entire character of the raga is lost. Also, the same note will sound different, have a different colour, in different ragas because of its adjacent notes and the way in which it has been reached.
In dhrupad, the importance and minute attention given to perfect 'sur' and its subtleties is best illustrated by the concept of 'shrutiantar', the immeasurable , indescribable position in a range that each note is assigned in a given raga. These shruti patterns and positions are unique to each raga and are what gives the raga its unique 'rasa'. They can only be learnt from the guru, he who can hear a 'sur' and can know how much higher or lower it needs to be taken to make a perfect samvad for the given raga. Also, how it will sound when it has arrived at its chosen position! When this position is achieved, the raga shines forth, its true character is revealed and for the singer it is a moment of touching pure thoughtlessness, a state of indescribable bliss.
"When you know and can achieve the exact placement of a note, you have seen Brahman and you can understand all of music".
It is also imperative to have a searching, questioning mind. Question even the guru while keeping faith in him. Only the guru can lead you through the subtle, unmeasurable, unwritten world of 'shruti'. A true guru will welcome the questions and learn from the process.
"You are all teachers somewhere" says Ramakantji to his students, "I am also constantly learning from you, responding with different techniques to your different difficulties."
If the guru so wants and the student is ready, teaching and learning dhrupad can be done in a few years. It does not necessarily take a lifetime, like some masters make it out to be. Understanding the corner-stone concepts and rules, visualizing the framework within which the note patterns are formed and having the innate musicality to carry them out are essential to the process.
Do not accept the guru's teaching blindly, but understand and be convinced about it before you accept it. Never try to be a clone of your guru or his voice. Be aware of and nurture your own voice, it is your own unique identity. Understand, learn from and experience the oral tradition ('shruti-shravan') by which this great music has been handed down from guru to disciple. And when the time comes… go forward on your own, crossing the waters fearlessly.
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Juan Carlos Ortolan and Mark Davis join the BroadStream team to support the Company's continued growth in the worldwide playout market
Atlanta, GA USA – 27 June 2016 – BroadStream Solutions, a leading provider of broadcast playout and automation solutions, has invested further in the recruitment of key industry talent across its Sales and Engineering teams.
Juan Carlos Ortolan has been appointed to the new position of Business Development Director for the Caribbean and Latin America (CALA) as BroadStream continues to expand its global reach.
Ortolan's career in broadcast spans over 30 years in various sales and sales management roles with companies such as NVISION, Miranda, Leitch, and Ross Video, as well as a Marketing Manager role with SONY Electronics. Ortolan, who is fluent in Spanish, Portuguese, English and Italian has spent the last 20+ years in executive sales and marketing roles in Latin America and brings a wealth of broadcast experience and knowledge to the team.
David Bowes, CFO, remarked, "Juan Carlos brings a wealth of international business experience in Latin America and a depth of knowledge in the broadcast industry that will enhance and strengthen our customer base in this important geographic area."
On the technical side, BroadStream is pleased to announce that Mark Davis has joined the organization as a Solutions Architect, Sales Engineering Group, based in our Atlanta headquarters.
Davis has logged over 14 years in key technical positions including operations, project management and Senior Support Engineer. Over the last 10 plus years he has focused on designing broadcast operation systems and implementing automation and broadcast solutions with key industry giants including NBC, CNN, Fox, Turner, Encompass, Univision and ESPN.
While at Turner Broadcasting, Davis held various roles including Senior Broadcast Operations Coordinator, Master Control Operator, and Broadcast Operations Supervisor. He was most recently Project Manager and Principle Support Engineer for Snell Advanced Media.
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@ approximately 4:04 PM – Police arrested Carlos R. Betancourt and Andres F. Betancourt, both age 39 of Slidell, LA and charged each with possession of less than 50 grams of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia (pipe with burnt marijuana) following a motor vehicle stop on Rt. 202/31.
Carlos was initially stopped for having two broken taillights and a broken windshield on the vehicle that he was driving. He was also issued motor vehicle summonses for maintenance of lamps and possession of a controlled dangerous substance in a motor vehicle. Both were released from police headquarters after processing. Investigation and arrests by Sgt. Robert Landolina.