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During the week, you know our life is no mystery: we are here working hard to make you happier and your horse healthier. But what do we do on the weekend, you ask? The mystery is finally revealed! Read about what SmartPakers did this past weekend and see if any of our adventures sound similar to yours…
"Traveled up to the north shore for a fantastic lesson with a good friend – always fun to catch up and learn at the same time! We had to move inside due to a very cold and persistent wind, but it was a beautiful day. Photo credits to Abby Clutz – thanks for braving the cold!" – Jen, Store Manager
I moved my horse Hale to a new barn this weekend and he didn't waste any time making friends with his next door neighbor! I think they make a very cute pair! I'm excited to have him settled and to start getting in shape for spring. – Martha, Customer Care
"Over the weekend we traveled to Ocala, FL for our annual spring western photo shoot. This year we did it at Dave Davis Quarter Horses in Ocala. It was a great shoot and we had lots of fun. Here is Adam shooting one of our models while one of Dave's young horses was trying to "help out" from a nearby paddock."
– Becki, Marketing
"This past weekend my boyfriend and I worked on our "extreme home makeover" (it's not really that extreme…). The new house does have a lot of work to be done though, and of that work, we've started painting the rooms! Fresh new colors and coats of paint are really making a difference in the rooms of the house. There's still trim to be fixed up and floors to be finished (happening today!) but once all those other parts of the project come together, it will look like new!" – Michelle, Customer Care
"I had a fun weekend with friends and family. I got to spend some time with my sister who is in grad school at Syracuse and also had a fun play-day with fellow SmartPaker and friend Jessica. She came to visit and play with my Morgan, Newt, and is actually in the process of possibly buying her own Morgan! We each got a chance to ride around in the snow, and Newt was such a good boy." 🙂 – Casey, Barns Team
"I've been taking advantage of the wintery weather with my animals. Ax and I enjoyed a relaxing trail ride during the snowfall. Then, a friend and I took my dog Morgan for a hike. We ended up playing fetch on a frozen lake, which made for some great photos as well as a very tired pup." – Emily, Accounting
"I signed up for the month long "Winter Warrior" challenge a local running store organized. Basically, I need to run at least 3 miles a day every day in January to win a t-shirt (and bragging rights). As of today, I'm still in it, but the New England weather has presented some unique challenges. With single-digit temps and snow and ice to deal with, I've fashioned together a pretty interesting running outfit complete with an assortment of bright colors, reflective patches and ice cleats for my trail shoes. I look pretty ridiculous (especially when I wear my headlamp), but so far I've been safe and warm-ish. After taking it easy for a few weeks, this is serving as good motivation and conditioning for the Hyannis half marathon I signed up for in late February." – Colby, Marketing
"This past weekend 4 SmartPakers were down in Wellington, Florida for a couple photoshoots for our upcoming Spring 2013 catalog. We meet many beautiful horses and dogs along the way. My favorite horse model is named Beach Bum. He is a retired Grand Prix jumper and is now 27 years old. You'd never be able to guess his age though, he looks half that age. I've known him for about 4 years now and he is one of my favorite horses that I've met. He has been on the cover of the SmartPak catalog and in countless other SmartPak photographs. He has a wonderful outgoing and fun personality and he LOVES to model. As soon as he hears the camera click, he flicks both ears forward and works some modeling magic. It is impossible for this horse to take a bad photo! Beachy makes the sweetest nickering sounds when he hears a peppermint wrapper. It's something that just melts my heart. It is these types of simple moments that reminds me how much I love horses."
– Renee, Merchandising
"Last weekend, I was in sunny Florida enjoying one of the most challenging and rewarding parts of my job—our annual spring photo shoot! One of my favorite horse models this year was a gorgeous mare named Sandrina. She modeled our Harwich Dressage Bridle as well as some of our brand new dress sheets. She also showed off her gorgeous extended trot while we took some pictures of Team SmartPak Rider Shannon Dueck. A big thanks goes to all the barn managers, grooms, riders, owners and horses who help make our photo shoots so wonderful!" – Sara, Creative
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If you've ever installed a car seat, you know it can be a little frustrating.
Well, as far as frustration levels goes, it's probably between standing in line at the DMV and getting a root canal. Here are some tips to help ease the headaches and keep your precious cargo safe and sound!
Did you know: Properly installed and correctly used car seats can decrease the risk of a fatal injury by 71 percent for infants, 54 percent for toddlers and 45 percent for children ages four to eight.
So you bought the perfect seat. Now sit down and read the seat's manual AND your vehicle's manual. And follow each step as if your child's health depends on it, because it does.
A great next step would be getting some expert advice and fortunately the non-profit, Safe Kids Worldwide, has pretty amazing resources. Safe Kids Coalitions host car seat check events and has more than 40,000 certified child passenger safety technicians all over the country. Find one near you and get your installation checked or have them help you install it.
PRO-TIP: Do this before your bundle of joy arrives so you are ready to go from day one. You will learn and practice how to correctly use the car seat, including how to adjust the harness for when you baby arrives. And then do it again once your baby arrives to ensure the child is properly fitted.
- All car seats (and all kids under 13) should be correctly buckled in the back seat.
- Once you install the seat you should not be able to move it more than one inch in either direction at the belt path. You can do this by using the seat belt or the LATCH system. Always using the top tether for forward-facing seats. Learn more about top tether car seats.
- The harness straps must be snug and the chest clip should be at armpit level. No heavy coats or blankets under the straps either and make sure the straps are not twisted.

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Miles Bletchley cast this jinx on Alicia Spinnet from behind while she was doing homework in the Hogwarts library in 1995. His spell, one of several incidents in which Slytherins hexed members of the Gryffindor Quidditch team, caused Alicia's eyebrows to grow at an alarming rate. By the time Alicia reached the Hospital Wing, they were blocking both her eyes and her mouth. Professor Snape would not accept the testimony of the fourteen eyewitnesses who saw Miles hex Alicia, insisting instead that Alicia must have performed a Hair-Thickening Charm on herself, presumably in a botched attempt to gain a fuller head of hair.
Harry Potter may have unknowingly used this spell as a child to re-grow his hair after Petunia Dursley had cut it too short.
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This may be one of the hair-regrowing spells mentioned by Miranda Goshawk in her Book of Spells.
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (Possible appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Mentioned only)
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- ↑ Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Chapter 19 (The Lion and the Serpent)


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The point of the game? There isn't really a point. There's no real fighting, and a big focus on crafting and social aspects. You can do a bunch of quests or achievements, buy a house (and customize some of it), learn skills about everything from levitation to tool repair. A lot of the fun is just going around exploring the world; it's constantly changing because of players' actions. Animals and plants can vary in a location from day to day. And players are incredibly creative, starting up groups to gather resources, throw parties, or mess with people.
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RFK assassination witness tells CNN: There was a second shooter
"What has to come out is that there was another shooter to my right," Rhodes-Hughes said in an exclusive interview with CNN. "The truth has got to be told. No more cover-ups."
RFK assassination witness tells CNN: There was a second shooter – CNN
RFK was gunned down by another "lone-gunman" – the first being Lee Harvey Oswald – in Los Angeles, over 40 years ago. The official version of the story is that a radical Palestinian, Sirhan Sirhan, who disliked Kennedy because of his support of Israel, did the shooting. His gun held 8 bullets and now after decades a witness, Nina Rhodes-Hughes, who was there that fateful night, claims she heard at least 12 shoots. She was facing Sirhan when Senator Kennedy was gunned down. She told her story to the FBI and was never called as a witness at Sirhan's trial. This is the way the game is played. How can this be possible? How can this crucial witness be somehow ignored and brushed aside? The answer is simple, in my opinion she wasn't called because her version of the events would have cast doubt on the lone-gunman theory and thus would have opened the possibility of a conspiracy. So why after 44 years does this information surface and why was it tucked away from the attention of the public, in the first place?
Unfortunately most Americans will shrug it off and focus their attention on bigger things like American Idol or the whereabouts of Kim Kardashian. The press failed in their job as they did not report this woman's story. The FBI may have deliberately skewed the Rhodes-Hughes' story, at least this is what she claims, as when reading what she allegedly said, in regard to the assassination in the official version set forth by the FBI, denies that she said it.
In closing todays post: When I read this story yesterday, I was deeply troubled by it. If there was a conspiracy in the RFK assassination, then who was behind it? Sirhan Sirhan may have been a MK Ultra, mind control victim, as he maintains that he has no recollection of the shooting. Then there's the LAPD removal of key evidence in the shooting that somehow was "accidentally" destroyed. Kind of like JFK's brain missing. Cover-up: RFK
We are living in a society where four-year olds are searched and patted down at airports, where over 100,000 of our service men and women are on some kind of drugs to help them cope with fighting a war that has dragged on for 11 years, and counting. Where a person deemed to be a terrorist can be arrested and held indefinitely without charges being brought. Where the public is fed bread and circus and distracted with a new "media-clown" on a weekly basis. What is the solution? It certainly is not one that man can fix. The answer is a supernatural one and it is the return of the King. When He comes back with the armies of heaven those who were responsible will not be able to hide any more. They will not be able to stand in their lie. He will set the record straight. He will bring justice, peace and goodness back to this world. This is our hope. This is what keeps me going, the promise of His coming! In the meantime, this is the way the game is played….
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I smell apples. I sniff the glass of brandy, and this is what I'm thinking: Ripe apples, crisp, with an intensity you won't find unless you stick your head into the branches of an apple tree in early autumn and take a big whiff.
I take a sip and inhale, and much of the brandy seems to instantly evaporate off my tongue. The taste, too, is of apples, though with an intense, fiery finish. At roughly 70 percent alcohol, it's pretty much a given that this spirit will have all the subtlety of a bucket of hammers—but while it has the potency of jet fuel, it's surprisingly light and delicate. It's also, technically, illegal.
"I did a little research on how not to get in trouble doing it," Ben reassures me as he pours me a sample of his homemade whiskey. Along with his friend, Jim, Ben began distilling at his Seattle home in 2007; the apple brandy I'm tasting is among the first of the spirits they produced. While Ben's research reinforced the importance of considering the legal ramifications of home distilling (more on that in a minute, but suffice it to say, all the home distillers in this story are identified only by their first names), it also revealed that the process was quite simple. "It's something that you can get into realistically for about $500 and the time to read a couple of books," Ben says. "This made me realize it's way easier than most people think."
Thunder & White Lightning
While the notion of illegal distilling conjures images of a bygone era of backwoods stills, blockade runners and clay jugs marked with triple-X's, unlicensed distilling—sometimes tactfully called artisan or home distilling, and commonly known as moonshining—is still a common, if discreet, phenomenon, and its practitioners are an entrenched part of American folklore. Twentieth century 'shiners have been depicted as everything from folk heroes—such as Robert Mitchum's pomaded, popskull-hauling hot-rodder in Thunder Road—to revenuer-dodging hayseeds such as Snuffy Smith and Granny Clampett.
The real situation is much more complex. While there's still a thriving moonshine trade in rural parts of the South and Appalachia, today's unlicensed distillers are practicing their craft in urban high-rises and suburban garages across the country. And while there's no shortage of low-end liquor to be found, many home distillers are producing delicately honed whiskies, rums, absinthes and brandies that can surpass the quality of many commercial brands. Long derided as corn squeezin's, tangleleg, panther's breath or mountain dew, moonshine is entering the modern era—and today's less-than-legal distillers bear little resemblance to the jug-toting hillbillies of yore.
"Moonshine is something I've been following for 20 years, and I've come to see that there's no settled patch of North America where there isn't a still," says Matthew Rowley, author of Moonshine! (Lark Books, 2007) and an aficionado of home-distilled spirits. Rowley says that while backwoods moonshiners still thrive in the 21st century, the demographics of home distillers are shifting dramatically. Possibly the fastest-growing segment is among bartenders and chefs, who are bringing their professional expertise to the creation of fine spirits. "They try to personalize it and create a flavor that suits them," Rowley says. "There's a great appeal to learning the process—it's like if you know how to cook, you can appreciate going out to dinner more. If you know how to distill, it makes drinking a much more interesting experience.
As this group has reinterpreted what it means to run an unlicensed still, they've also cast aside many of the trappings of moonshine, starting with the name. "They don't like the term, and a big part of that is the illegal and very tatty image that moonshine has," Rowley says. "They reject that whole imagery of the Appalachian, Ozark moonshiner. They're the ones who call themselves home distillers, private distillers or hobbyists—they don't like to be called moonshiners."
Whistling Dixie
Distillation has been practiced illegally ever since the first laws were created to regulate it. Home distillation was once widespread in parts of Europe and the United States, but lawmakers realized long ago that spirits were a convenient product to tax. In 1643 the British Parliament passed an excise tax on distilled spirits, an act that proved as unpopular as a similar tax passed by Congress in 1791; in both situations, some distillers paid the tax and went legit, while others chose a different course. Those seeking to avoid the tax hid their stills and made spirits in secret; the term "moonshine" dates to at least 1785, and is possibly a reference to the illegal distiller's practice of running the still in secret, at night, illuminated only by moonlight. As with legal spirits, moonshine is typically made from whatever raw material is in greatest abundance in a particular area; in the United States, this was classically corn, and "moonshine" and "corn whiskey" are typically—and erroneously—considered synonymous.
While home distilling is widespread, moonshining has a distinctively Southern twang. Fred, a prominent chef in Mississippi, began distilling in 2005. While he was secretive about his hobby at first, he soon found other chefs who were following the same path. "All of us were southerners, and we grew up around moonshine or with moonshine in our lives," Fred says. "The 'shine we grew up with was nothing but turpentine, so the thought was that if we applied the same care to the technique and ingredients that went into it that we did to our food, we should be able to bring something off the still that was certainly palatable and interesting, and that we could manipulate in our own ways."
A bourbon lover, Fred works almost exclusively with corn and rye. He purchases the residue from the gristmill that supplies the cornmeal for his grits and cooks it to extract the flavor before fermenting the mash and distilling his whiskey. "The flavor we were getting off the whiskey immediately had an interesting, sweet and very robust corn flavor," he says, a finding that prompted his imagination in a new direction. "I wanted to do something as a tip of the hat to molasses and corn bread, so I started using molasses in the mash that I was cooking. It turned out being technically a cross between rum and bourbon, so it was fun."
While some distillers tackle familiar spirits such as bourbon, others seek to create unique flavors that are unobtainable in commercial products. Stephen, who works in the food industry in Massachusetts and began experimenting with a still last July, seeks to expand the flavor parameters of spirits such as gin, as well as mimic the flavors of rare products that he finds especially engaging. "Not many people are doing things that are very eccentric; that's kind of what I wanted to get into, to explore some of the culinary ideas I work with," Stephen says. "In the restaurant you see certain flavors and certain ideas, and you want to bring it to a gin or something like that."
While he's worked to re-create the flavors he finds in products such as Kiuchi No Shizuku, a type of distilled white ale from Japan, he says home distilling has also helped him appreciate the skill required to make familiar commercial products such as the orange liqueurs curaçao and triple sec. "I have gained respect for so many products on the market that I never really appreciated," he says. "Now they look brilliant."
A Can-Do Spirit
Many people with an interest in distilling come to the craft with a background in homebrewing. One of these people is Mike McCaw, the Seattle-based co-founder of the Amphora Society, which produces and markets distillation guides and equipment to artisan distillers, both amateur and professional.
In 2003, McCaw and his New Zealand-based business partner, Mike Nixon, began selling distillation hardware, and their small model, the PDA-1, is embraced by many enthusiasts as possibly the best equipment on the market (since it's sold without a boiler, the PDA-1 is not technically a still). Amphora sells about 150 distillation units each year around the world, and McCaw notes that he knows of another manufacturer that claims to sell three stills a day. Based on information he's gleaned from online groups as well as from years of experience in working with home distillers, McCaw estimates there are between 50,000 and 100,000 home distillers in the U.S. "I don't think I could be off on the low side, but I could be off on the high side by a factor of two or three," McCaw says.
While McCaw sells distillation equipment, he notes that he does not practice home distilling himself, for one basic reason: the law. "We have some of the most dire penalties of anywhere in the world," McCaw says, noting that the only distilling he personally has done took place in New Zealand, where it's legal. "In Canada, if they catch you, you get a fine and they seize your equipment. In the U.S., if you're caught, they seize your house, your car and your bank account. If you are caught, you can end up destitute. If you want to do this, you need to make sure you don't talk about it openly in public; and share the information only with a small number of very close and very trusted friends."
For much of its history, the United States relied on revenue agents from the Treasury Department—the "revenuers" of legend—to enforce laws regarding illegal distilling. Today, two federal bodies—the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB), part of the Department of Treasury; and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), part of the Department of Justice—are tasked with enforcing laws related to illegal distilling. Federal laws regarding distilling are primarily related to the evasion of taxes, but state and local laws may cover additional aspects of distilling such as the risk of fire, the toxicity of materials produced or the lack of appropriate facilities and permits. Regardless of which law enforcement agency would take primary interest in a particular case, one thing is absolutely certain: Distilling spirits without the necessary permits is illegal, period.
Rowley encourages a very sober look at the law before embarking on any home distillation projects and has had many conversations with home distillers and with law enforcement about the legal landscape, noting that the quickest way to get in trouble is to swap homemade spirits for cash. "If you get caught distilling—and selling is a way to draw attention to yourself—you could forfeit the building where you're doing it, your home, and there could be federal and state fines and prison terms—it could be ruinous." Yet even though the penalties can be harsh, thousands of people across the country have chosen to distill their own spirits, and for many, the illicit nature of the act is part of the appeal. "I won't lie for a second that there's not a certain rogue element to it, but it's like betting on football," Fred says. "Part of the fun is that you're breaking the rules a little bit, but you're not hurting anybody."
Goin' Legit
As do-it-yourself distilling attracts a wider audience, commercial products labeled or described as "moonshine" are increasingly appearing on liquor-store shelves (see sidebar, left), raising an important question: Is it possible to create a legal spirit while keeping the moonshine moniker?
For Rowley, the answer is simple. "If it's legal, it's not moonshine; if it's moonshine, it's not legal," he says. But while Rowley and many home distillers express disdain for so-called legal moonshine, legal distillers are marketing spirits that they claim derive from the American moonshine tradition. These spirits range from Georgia Moon Corn Whiskey, a novelty liquor that debuted in 1961 and is sold in Mason jars that once carried the tagline "First ya swaller, then ya holler," to small-batch, unaged "white dog" whiskies that are garnering international reputations. Are they moonshine? Technically, no. Are they good? Sometimes, yes.
In 2005, North Carolina-based Piedmont Distillers introduced a spirit called Catdaddy Carolina Moonshine, which is now distributed in around 13 states; in 2007, Piedmont owner Joe Michalek partnered with legendary NASCAR driver (and onetime moonshine runner) Junior Johnson to introduce another product, Junior Johnson's Midnight Moon. While his spirits may not technically be moonshine, Michalek says they're about as close as you legally can get. "I see this as a literal descendent of moonshine," Michalek says. "The formulas are derived from original moonshine recipes; I think the only place we separate is in getting a higher state of purity in our product than you get from an old-time still."
Belmont Farm Distillery in Virginia makes an unaged corn whiskey sold as Virginia Lightning, and in California, C&C Shine produces another moonshine-style spirit called Clear Madness. Co-owner Craig Pakish describes Clear Madness as "dayshine, since we pay all the taxes on it," and in a way this product clearly derives from the Appalachian tradition: While it's produced using primarily corn, the spirit's initial fermentation is accelerated by adding cane sugar to the mash, a shortcut that helps boost the alcohol content.
As interest in all types of whiskey has exploded in recent years, it's not surprising that adventurous micro-distillers are experimenting with different styles of the spirit—including the unaged whiskey called "white dog" that has clear parallels with the moonshine tradition. Among these spirits are Old Gristmill Authentic American Corn Whiskey, produced by Tuthilltown Spirits in Gardiner, New York. Tuthilltown co-owners Ralph Erenzo and Brian Lee sourced a corn variety that hadn't been cultivated in North America since Colonial times, and they have it custom-grown for the distillery. Mixed with contemporary corn varieties, the grain makes for an exceptionally flavorful spirit. "It's not a hybrid, and it's not a very high-yield corn, but it has a flavor characteristic that is just wonderful, and it changed the nature of our corn whiskey," Erenzo says.
In Portland, Oregon, House Spirits custom-crafted a whiskey from malted rye and other grains for Urban Farmer, a local restaurant; while some of the whiskey is being aged in wood, the restaurant is serving part of the run as an unaged white dog. Another white dog on the market is from Death's Door Spirits in Wisconsin. Made from hard red winter wheat grown on Washington Island (a small amount of malted barley is also added to the mash), Death's Door White Whiskey is aged for less than 72 hours in American white oak and is distributed at both 80-proof and in a 100-proof "Bartender's Strength" bottling.
While he finds the concept of "legal moonshine" difficult to swallow, Rowley says that distillers such as Tuthilltown and Death's Door play an important role: They set a good example of what the do-it-yourself approach can create. "I love that; I think it's the way it should be done," he says.
Practice Round
Licensed distillers are often loathe to discuss the topic for fear of endangering their permits, but it's an open secret that recipes for some legal whiskies, gins and other spirits were refined using home distillation equipment that produced sub-legal prototypes. It's something that Ben and Jim are keeping in mind; while distilling as a hobby, they have hopes of launching a legal distillery and are evaluating the potential marketability of the spirits they produce. "The laws being the way they are, how else would you start a distillery?" Jim says, noting the startup costs of a distillery, along with the need to quickly produce a high-quality product. "If you're going to try to do this and actually have it be a marketable item, the only way you can do it is to screw around until you come up with a recipe and process that are ready to go."
In the meantime, Jim and Ben continue to experiment. They've had mixed results with prototypes—the apple brandy shows promise, a "what-if" liquor made from boiled onions and brown sugar most assuredly does not—but even without entering the market, these home distillers are experiencing some success.
"Giving bottles of homemade liquor is one of the best presents I've ever found," Ben says. "You're giving someone a story to tell when they have it. I have friends I've given a bottle to, and they break it out on special occasions. It's certainly not better than the top-shelf stuff you can get in a store, but there's so much attached to it that makes it something they break out to celebrate an occasion. It feels good to be a part of that."


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text: Show Hide image Culture 6 December 2012 Doctor Atomic: J Robert Oppenheimer "Inside the Centre: the Life of J Robert Oppenheimer" by Ray Monk reviewed. Sign-up Inside the Centre: the Life of J Robert Oppenheimer Ray MonkJonathan Cape, 832pp, £30 Behind the mushroom cloud, there's a face. Wide-browed and skinny with staring eyes, it is handsome but in a disturbing way. It is a face that exudes great intelligence but also denies you access and that, in a nutshell, is J Robert Oppenheimer, the brilliant, opaque creator of the atom bomb. High intelligence combined with opacity is the first way in which Oppenheimer resembles Ludwig Wittgenstein, the subject of an earlier biography by Ray Monk. The second resemblance is that both were products of very rich Jewish families and the third is that neither could quite handle the ordinary human world. Wittgenstein's entire career can be seen as an attempt to understand the ordinary; Oppenheimer's as a failure to grasp the way his inner world would be seen by the outside. Both, in their way, succeeded. Wittgenstein transformed western philosophy and Oppenheimer led perhaps the most astounding industrial venture in history, the Manhattan Project, which reached its climax at 5.30am on 16 July 1945 when the first atom bomb exploded in the New Mexico desert. The test was called Trinity and Oppenheimer later said he was reminded of a line from the Bhagavadgita: "Now, I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds." He was also later to say, in the development of nuclear weapons, "The physicists have known sin." He was, from the beginning, awkward. Monk quotes Oppenheimer's friend Isidor Rabi, who described him as "a man who was put together out of many bright shining splinters" and who "never got to be an integrated personality". Torn between the easy liberality of American life and his European Jewish ancestry, he chose neither and struggled instead towards a form of patriotism that, to some, looked like treachery. Oppenheimer never seems to have been a member of the Communist Party but he had communist friends and sympathies in the 1930s. As a result, he was, for decades, treated with intense and angry suspicion by certain key figures in the FBI. It is something of a miracle that he was appointed to lead the Manhattan Project at all. After the war, he made matters worse for himself by opposing the building of the "Super" – the hydrogen bomb – and by responding with tortured answers and even easily exposed lies to, among other institutions, the House Un-American Activities Committee. He was awkward because, like Wittgenstein, he could not build a bridge between his mighty mind and the minds of others. In youth, this almost destroyed him. He seems to have tried to kill a tutor at Cambridge with a poisoned apple, a crime covered up with talk of psychiatric problems and through the influence of his rich and powerful parents, who were in town at the time. Back in the US, they also cleared up a tricky problem when he crashed a car while trying to impress a girlfriend – they gave her a Cézanne. In physics he found succour. It was a way into the invisible depths of the world and away from its impossibly complex surface. Yet even here, he made life difficult for himself. He could not make up his mind whether he was a theorist or experimenter and he also tended to back the wrong horses, notably failing to see the full significance of Richard Feynman's quantum electrodynamics. The truth is that, in any other age, he may have been the leading physicist in the world but, in the century of Einstein, Feynman and too many others, he was second rank. Yet, for the subject, Oppenheimer pulled off a mighty coup born of his patriotism. He overthrew Germany to make the US the home of the most advanced physics, a title the Large Hadron Collider has recently stolen back for Europe. At Berkeley and the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, he imported or nurtured the best in the world. In the latter case, this included not only Einstein and friends but also T S Eliot, who was perhaps the one man alive capable of overawing the assembled geniuses. For all his awkwardness and his apparent disconnection from the world, Oppenheimer's true destiny was leadership. Like many leaders, he was destined to do just one thing. The Manhattan Project was a staggering achievement involving the deployment of tens of thousands of workers, almost all of whom had no idea of the purpose of the mysterious work they were doing, and the balancing of the egos of the physicists and the demands of the military, not to mention dealing with the poison being poured into the system by the FBI agents who, without any hard evidence, had convinced themselves Oppenheimer was a traitor. On top of all of which was the sin that became burned flesh at Hiroshima and Nagasaki. This is to scratch the surface of this mighty book, which feels suspiciously like the best biography I've ever read. Its primary quality is restraint. Monk accepts his subject's opacity and does not pretend to penetrate it with easy psychology. He generously leaves the best insight to others. He begins with that moving quote of Rabi's but ends with one even more moving, one that fully captures the pain and difficulty of being J Robert Oppenheimer. "The arrogance," said the diplomat and historian George Kennan, "which to many appeared to be a part of his personality, masked in reality an overpowering desire to bestow and receive affection. Neither circumstances nor at times the asperities of his own temperament permitted the gratification of this need in a measure remotely approaching its intensity." Weep for Hiroshima – but spare one tear for Oppie. Subscribe £1 per month This article first appeared in the 10 December 2012 issue of the New Statesman, Greece: a warning for Britain? SUBSCRIBE More


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Citation: FEMA-1930-DR-IA, Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water District (District), Request for Public Assistance (RPA)
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Summary: Heavy rain and severe flooding damaged the Lake Delhi dam. The District submitted a Request for Public Assistance (RPA) to apply for reimbursement for sediment removal and breached dam repair costs. FEMA denied the District's request because the District was neither an eligible applicant nor legally responsible for the facility. The Regional Administrator upheld that decision on first appeal. In a second appeal letter dated May, 6, 2011, the District submitted documentation in support of the claim that it is a public entity and is legally responsible for the damaged facility. The Lake Delhi Recreation Association, Inc. (Association) owns. The Association is a private nonprofit recreational association and an eligible applicant under the Public Assistance program. In order to be eligible for Public Assistance, the District must be determined to meet the definition of "local government" under the Stafford Act and FEMA's regulations. In addition, the District must establish that it has legal responsibility to perform the work in question.
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The DVD-2900 features lots of appealing technology, including a state-of-the-art digital signal processing (DSP) and surround decoding engine as well as 192-kHz/ 24-bit Burr-Brown digital-to-analog converters (DACs) for all channels. On the video side, there's a de-interlacing processor - to convert the interlaced images from a DVD to progressive-scan output - and separate 12-bit video DACs, which is claimed to improve image quality.
The attractively laid-out black front panel has all the standard controls (with Denon's hard-to-read gold labeling), and there are the usual back-panel facilities. The only connectors at all out of the ordinary are a second pair of front left/right analog outputs, presumably so you can feed a headphone amp or a separate system for stereo listening, and an RS-232 serial port for interfacing with a custom control system.
KEY FEATURES • Plays most disc and file formats • User-selectable, full-resolution bass management for all formats • 192-kHz/24-bit digital-to-analog converters for all six output channels
OUTPUTS component video (switchable interlaced/progressive-scan), composite/S-video; optical and coaxial digital audio, six-channel analog audio (dual front L/R channels); RS-232 serial port; minijack Denon-remote in/out
DIMENSIONS 17 1/8 inches wide, 5 1/4 inches high, 13 inches deep
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MANUFACTURER Denon Electronics, Dept. S&V, 19 Chapin Rd., Pine Brook, NJ 07058; www.usa.denon.com; 973-396-0810
The setup menus are logically arranged and go as deep as on any DVD player I've used. For most folks, the factory defaults will be just fine, but if you want to get down into the fine points of DVD video and audio, the DVD-2900 lets you. For example, you can select from two different sync modes to optimize still-frame display and from two different progressive-scan 2:3 pulldown detectors (level or bit-flag). There's lots more like that, but again, you don't have to go there unless you want to.
The Denon provides no fewer than five picture presets in addition to the fixed, factory-default STD setting, letting you store preferences for color, hue, brightness, and contrast. There's also a somewhat unusual gamma-correction option that allows you to monkey with brightness. Lots of DVD players offer some degree of image control today, but the Denon's video tweaks are unusually detailed.
One of the most interesting of the DVD-2900's setup options is its all-modes digital bass management. You set speaker sizes in the usual way, and unless you specify "large" speakers all around, the player redirects low-frequency content from the five main channels to the subwoofer output, as you would want if your main speakers weren't capable of reproducing deep bass. This worked as advertised, not only for Dolby Digital and DTS - same as in other multichannel DVD players - but also for DVD-Audio, multichannel SACDs, and two-channel SACDs and CDs.


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How To Transform Your Ballet Technique From Good To Great!
Let Me Share With You The Secrets of a Prima Ballerina
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Dear Friend,
Would it benefit you if I could show you how to dramatically increase your ballet technique in the shortest time possible?
I have been lucky enough to teach hundreds of aspiring ballet students in the last few years and impart to them the secrets of prima ballerinas and world renowned professional dancers.
But… before I tell you how I can help improve your dancing, let me start off by telling you how I got here and why I am writing this.
It all started at my first ballet class.
I had no idea what to expect but like many others, I always wanted to be a ballerina, so I built up the courage and finally made it to a class. When I arrived I quickly realized everyone else had been dancing at least a couple of years already and here I was, the newbie, standing in the middle of the studio not even sure if I was wearing the correct ballet attire.
My mother had never danced and knew nothing about ballet, so I couldn't ask her for any advice. Like many other mothers, she really wanted to help but she just had no idea know what to do for me. You could only imagine the embarrassement and intimidation I felt as a teenager standing all by myself in the dance studio with all these experienced dancers and caring 110% about what everyone else thought of me.
The teacher must have seen how nervous I was. She came over and started asking me some questions about how I found the studio and what I was looking to get out of ballet class. Being alittle old to be starting ballet I got the impression she didn't think I was going to be around very long.
She showed me a few of the basics so I could at least keep up with everyone else before they got into the advanced stuff. She then addressed the entire class and we started our warm-up at the barre.
"Let's Start With Pliés" Called Out The Teacher.
That I could handle. Although I had the gracefulness of an elephant I at least could bend my knees. I only just survived the rest of the barre by watching the others in front of me and trying to mimick them as best as I could.
Then came centre practice with temps lié and pirouettes. Apart from not having a clue what these movements were, I could hardly balance on one foot in a pirouette. The teacher was telling us to snatch our foot to retiré, spot our head, use our arms, relevé right up onto demi pointe and hold our centre tight. This was all a little overwhelming because I didn't know what half of the words she used meant and I was still just getting use to the plié.
Then came allegro and she called out things like battement jetté, changement, and pas de bourrée. I was totally overwhelmed with all this french stuff. My dream of becoming a beautiful ballerina was very quickly fading away.
When I got home after class I burst into tears and felt like giving up. It was just too hard. I could never see myself becoming a beautiful ballerina. I now understood why so many girls drop out of dancing.
Somehow I managed to pull myself together
I returned to ballet class the next week and asked the teacher "What can I buy to help me get better?". She looked at me with a saddened expression on her face and said, "There's nothing currently available that will really help you improve. You just need to keep on coming to ballet class."
Unsatisfied with that response I nagged mum to buy me books so I could teach myself how to be the ballerina I always wanted to be. To my dissappointment, my teacher was right. I found a few good tips here and there but nothing really made the difference for me.
After not finding anything that could really help me I just kept going to class and I worked hard at improving. I progressed through the ballet syllabus achieving honours in my initial exams and constantly pushing myself to work harder.
I worked SO hard that I achieved the award "Top In Dance" for both my senior years at school.
I kept dancing for years after school and ended up becoming a teacher myself.
Then it happened…
One day one of my ballet students came up to me and asked "Is there anything I can buy to help me get better at ballet?" Those words hit me like a tonne of bricks.
This student was just like I once was. She desperately wanted to achieve her dream of becoming a ballerina and knew she needed more than her one class of ballet a week to get there. I realized that without any extra help, it took me over 4 years for things to actually start clicking; To be able to recite the french terms and understand what they mean and to be able to perform any ballet movement without having to think about it.
That night I got out a pen and paper and I started writing. I wrote down all the things I had learnt in my struggle to be the best I could be and all the things that I had learnt while teaching. I knew I had to write a guide that was 'to the point' and contained the inside info that students need to really help them grasp the concepts and understand the movements quickly.
I finished my first draft and I called it The 3 Simple Rules of a Prima Ballerina. Nice and catchy.
I started sharing what I had written with fellow friends and associates but I didn't know what to expect. I had no idea what their reaction would be.
What actually happened I could have never expected.
One of them wrote back to me and said, "Anita, I know about 20 people who need this information. I'm sending them your details right now."
Another said, "Just about every aspiring ballet dancer I know desperately needs the advice in "The 3 Simple Rules of a Prima Ballerina ". What can I do to help you spread the word?"
I started publishing my guide online and excited responses like these just kept coming in.
What initially started as a written guide for my own students has now turned into an international selling frenzy with more copies being sold everyday to adult beginners, teachers, parents, and of course younger students.
After a few months I sent out an email to my new customers asking for their feedback on my guide and a photo of themselves. These are some of the responses I received in just a few days.
Now It's Your Turn To Experience a Huge Improvement In Your Ballet Technique!
Obviously ballet is not something you can learn overnight and be a superstar at by morning. Ballet takes years to master and one of the best ways to improve is by having your own dance teacher. But what would you say if I could help you accelerate your skill level to where you never thought possible?
Just have another read of those testimonials. I got more and more of these every week. I have hundreds on file from teachers, parents, new students, and advanced students of different ages and nationalities. I am serious when I say "I really do want to help you, and I know I have the right information you need to start seeing a massive improvement in your dancing." Even if I can help you in just one small area that you're lacking. That alone is worth it.
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Many dance teachers across the country are recommending this package to their students as required reading because they are undoubtedly noticing the difference in the improvement of those following this advice.
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This ebook has but a single, ultimate goal: To be so clear on exactly how to improve your ballet technique that you will be wondering how on earth you could have gotten so far without The 3 Simple Rules of a Prima Ballerina.
I will have failed if I only do what other guides do. They show you WHAT to do . I take you by the hand and coach you on exactly HOW to do it.
You will be amazed at this books ability to teach you how to dance with grace, precision, and poise. It's as if I am standing next to you guiding you through every movement and gesture.
In this guide I not only show you how to do a movement or gesture correctly, but I also show you how most dancers do it incorrectly, and I tell you WHY. No other book I have ever read shows you this. It is a fundamental aspect to learning. If I show you how NOT to do a movement you will have a better understanding of what compromises the correct form. You will automatically see improvement in your dancing.
Here's some example diagrams taken from The 3 Simple Rules of a Prima Ballerina which show incorrect technique:
Incorrect Posture (taken from page 28)
Can you see the faults in these pictures?
Have You Seen Any Other Guide That Bothers To Show You This?
This is so valuable. There are very few resources that help you visualize and understandcommon mistakes. On page 28 I tell you exactly what's wrong in these examples and I show you exactly how to correct them in a way that means you will never stand with incorrect posture again.
You May Not Think That There Is Anything Crucially Wrong With The Technique In These Pictures. But In The Ballet World, It's The Difference Between A Good Dancer And a Great Dancer. It's The Difference An Examiner Will See In Your CSTD, RAD, Cechetti etc. Gradings. It's The Difference A Ballet Company Will See When You Audition.
This is just one example. I have dozens more to help you quickly get over the hurdles most dancers never even realize they need to get over.
You would be surprised at the number of students who learn bad habits and keep them for life stunting any possibility of them actually progressing to a professional level. In The Ballet Bible – The 3 Simple Rules of a Prima Ballerina I outline exactly what you need to know to start off on the right foot.
Here is an example of an incorrect sequence movement that so many dancers do.
Incorrect Developpé (taken from page 35)
This is an example of an action that is fundamental to all dance styles, not just ballet. If you learn this movement incorrectly you will end up with sloppy technique that transfers into your other movements and huge, ugly thighs in the long run to show for it.
In The Ballet Bible – The 3 Simple Rules of a Prima Ballerina I unveil the correct methods to many sequence movements. I take you step-by-step through each detail so that you know everything there is to know.
The 3 Simple Rules of a Prima Ballerina offers you more than 200 pages of practical, concrete how-to methods with complete descriptions and explanations founded on solid dancing theory.
Would it benefit you to know how to correctly execute movements with precision and speed?
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I'll be honest with you. I had numerous emails from people when I initially started sharing this guide who offered me over $100 to get their hands on it. Now, I know many would gladly purchase The Ballet Bible – The 3 Simple Rules of a Prima Ballerina for over $100 considering there's no other ballet resource as valuable and with this much potential.
But since I want to make it easily available to you no matter who you are, I've decided to offer this incredible training program at a price anyone can afford. The Ballet Bible – The 3 Simple Rules of a Prima Ballerina is available for only $47?
Unbelievable right? I must be crazy offering this package for such a low price. Last time I checked, I couldn't find anything else like this on the market. There is nothing else as advanced and comprehensive as this available.
Think about it…with a price tag of only $47, The Ballet Bible – The 3 Simple Rules of a Prima Ballerina pays for itself in savings you would otherwise spend on countless lessons just learning a fraction of what's inside this course. In fact, it will pay for itself over and over again!
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When I started ballet, I was so overwhelmed with all the different terms and their meanings. I spent ages learning and re-learning all those terms.
I always wished there was an easier way than spending hours and hours with a book in my hands going over terms and their pronunciations.
And Now There Is!!
I created this software initially as a personal resource for myself and my students. I only learned of it's impact when one of my students had this to say about it.
|It is totally awesome! Within minutes of using Ballet Bible Audio Terms & Definitions I could correctly say 10 terms that I was previously saying all wrong. It is so easy to learn ballet movements this way and it's really fun. Now I know TONS of ballet terms and I know exactly what they mean. Thank you, Ashleigh!
A few minutes using The Ballet Bible Audio Terms & Definitions and Ashleigh learnt more than she would have in months doing it the hard way!
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I know, because it has worked for hundreds of ballet dancers just like you. One of the best things about this software is that it is so easy to use. Just take one look and you've got it figured out. This software is not like the usual kind with a million menus, hidden buttons, and complex manuals. This software has specifically been designed for ease of use and maximum knowledge gain. Just have a look for yourself.
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I always found it hard practising at home because I didn't have my teacher to show me how to do the movement correctly.
You may be a visual learner like myself and really benefit from being able to watch how to correctly perform a Balloncé or Entrachat Quatre whenever you like. This software is designed to give you a quick reference tool that you can quickly use to see exactly how a specific movement is performed. If I had something like this when I started I would have been light years ahead.
This software is so easy to use. Check out the screenshot below. Before long this will become your favorite program. You will be referencing this software package over and over again.
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