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Books, Books, Books... and "An Accidental Athlete" Review
I'm going to admit it, I'm not a big reader. I read articles and blogs, but to sit down and read a book is a real rarity. But like Matt Damon said in Good Will Hunting, "You blew 150k on an education you could have gotten in$1.50 in late fees from the library." Exactly, so why wouldn't I accept what is essentially "free education". There is so much out there on running. And I feel like the more I read, not only the more I'll learn, but the more I'll be able to discern what I do and don't agree with and be able to adequately reason "why" I feel that way. So this is my current nightstand of hopes and dreams. Ha! It's missing "The Lore of Running" which I also intend to read, but I was afraid my tower might topple if I put that monster in the stack.


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What is the equivalent of mqsireportproperties command when running ACE integration servers without integration node ?
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I've always just reviewed the settings in the server.conf.yaml file to see what's been set.
Well, I am looking to run mqsireportproperties on integration server to extract message flow level properties. Message flow level properties are not stored in server.conf.yaml file.
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Around this time last year, when other students traveled to exotic spring break destinations, I headed to Lansing, Mich., to the state police headquarters to complete a 40-hour EPA HAZWOPER class to become a certified HAZMAT technician. While many of my fellow students at the University of Michigan School of Public Health were donning bathing suits, I was donning a Tyvek suit. Even so, I still had a blast with my fellow industrial hygiene students as we performed mock scenarios identifying hazardous materials in a methamphetamine lab and abandoned waste sites.
While my spring break was spent learning such things as the proper technique for moving a leaking 55-gallon drum rather than relaxing on a beach, it did allow me to keep my Level A fully encapsulated suit after my week of training was complete. A used HAZMAT suit might not sound like anything one would want to keep as a souvenir, but my Level A suit has actually served a great purpose this year.
That HAZMAT suit, in a small way, has begun to unite the 26 different American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) student local sections around the country. Many IH programs have developed their own AIHA student local sections to promote the industrial hygiene profession and to develop its members within their college campus and the surrounding community. The problem, however, is that these student local sections have no interaction with each other and therefore never learn about the great things their fellow student local sections are doing. This year, I was elected Chair of the AIHA Student Local Section Council (SLSC), and my main goal was to change this lack of communication and create a more unified group of IH student sections. Oddly enough, this is where my used Level A Hazmat suit from spring break last year came into play.
Instead of my suit sitting in the basement of my Ann Arbor apartment all year, it has been traveling around the country to the various IH student local sections. Each school decorates the suit, takes a picture of their IH students with the suit and then shares information about what their student section has been doing in the past year. This information circulates through the AIHA Students and Early Career Professionals LinkedIn page and an AIHA SLSC Digest that was started this year.
The traveling HAZMAT suit will end its journey at the American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition (AIHce) 2012 in Indianapolis in June, and will be on display at the expo for all IH students and professionals to see. While I'm slightly jealous of some of the destinations my suit travels to (for example, its next stop is UCLA!), it has been quite the fun project to follow. And to think that it all started with my very different spring break last year.
If you would like to see where the suit has traveled to and learn more about these student local sections, please check out the most recent edition of the AIHA SLSC Digest.
Mary Ellen Hicks was named the 2011 Future Leader in EHS runner up. She is working toward her Master of Public Health in Industrial Hygiene and Hazardous Substances at the University of Michigan School of Public Health. Following graduation in April 2012, Mary Ellen will be employed as the industrial hygienist at Alcoa's plant in Chandler, Ariz. Learn more about Mary Ellen here.


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Hi guys, it's officially Autumn! I can wear sweaters now, long sleeves and this cute wrap top. About two weeks ago, I went to Melbourne with my family and family friends for a shopping trip. As you can imagine, I did a lot of damage and bought a whole heap of stuff (yikes) but the funny part was the adults, they were carry huge bags from the things they purchased and it kinda looked like Sex in the City.
This outfit is perfect for Autumn, warm but cool enough. Also by the look of this outfit, does it mean I like blue? Anyways, my favourite thing about this post, is the bag! It reminds me of sprinkles, all the different colours. I've had this bag for 2-3 years now and I always use it the most, its so small but I can fit so many things and it goes with everything. This bag is super girly and sweet and I also love the simple gold detailing on the buckle and the straps. I wore the bag with this wrap top I got in Melbourne, it was in this store called Incu in the Chadstone mall. They sell clothes from their own collection, ACNE studios, Frame and etc. At first I just thought it was just a typical striped shirt but turned out to be a very difficult to put on and tie top. Don't get me wrong, I like this top a lot it's just very confusing to tie. My favourite pattern to wear has always been stripes since they look simple so that was another plus added onto the list, why I like this top! I wore these Rag and Bone jeans, I LOVE this brand so much! It was the first shop we went to cause their jeans are the only ones that look flattering on me, so of course I had to go. Shoes, I paired it with some classic white old skool Vans. Nothing too fancy, I was just wanted to keep it casual but if you want to, you could also wear high heels or boots with this outfit, that would be super cute too!
By the way, I have more fashion posts coming within the next couple weeks so I'm super excited to share them with you guys!
Hope you enjoyed this weeks post and I'll be back next Tuesday!
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10-25-18 Gaea Star Crystal Radio Hour #327
Gaea Star Crystal Radio Hour #327 is an hour of visionary acoustic improv music taped live at Singing Brook Studio in Worthington, Massachusetts on a sunny autumn day and features the Gaea Star Band with Mariam Massaro on vocals, native flute, celtic harp, acoustic guitar and ukulele, Bob Sherwood on piano and tabla and Craig Harris on congas and native drums. Today we feature special guest Sondra Lewis on vocals and percussion, beginning with the stately, meditative "It's Been That Kind Of Day" based on a simple, hypnotic piano motif and featuring lovely vocals from Mariam and Sondra. Swirling and mystical, "Sailing By" is a lush, evocative and politically-directed piece with an inspiring lyric from Mariam and fine percussion work from Sondra and Craig. "Let's All Gather In This New Season" is a pretty folk song led by Mariam's joyful vocal and chiming ukulele that grows into a lovely operatic motif and "They Keep Trying" is a stately, spacious gospel song with a pointed, lovely lyric from Mariam punctuated by her lyrical native flute and lush, languid vocals from Sondra. Today's final piece is "In The Quiet Of The Evening", a raga led by Mariam on sitar with hypnotic percussion from Craig and Bob on tabla and more spacious vocal work from Sondra.


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"We are almost there and nowhere near it. All that matters is that we are going" – Gilmore Girls
After graduating from high school I decided to take a gap year and stayed one year with a host family in Kentucky and later on in Texas. I was the au pair (aka nanny) for the host kids and attended English classes throughout the year. I got to travel to Florida, Iowa, and New York in my first year.
After half a year back in my hometown, Hameln, and half a year as a nanny in the south of Germany, I moved back to Kentucky to fulfill a longtime dream of studying in the United States. I had the best of times and traveled to Chicago, the Smokey Mountains, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Las Vegas, Utah, San Francisco, and Arizona.
After I graduated I waited patiently (not really) for my work permit and the normal life began…
I was lucky enough to travel to Atlanta, Cleveland, and Chicago twice, and the I planned a trip to Germany over Christmas. That's when I fell in love with my hometown, the place I could not wait to leave so many years before. Not long after I returned to Kentucky, it was decided that I was going back to Germany! My Green Card was up for renewal, and I was looking for a new challenge – professional as well as personal.
After selling most of our belongings, preparing our dog, and organizing our new life "home"/"abroad" we moved only 8 months after this life-changing decision.
Before settling in Hameln, I traveled around Florida, Italy, and took a short trip to Munich. And the traveling has just begun… travel with me!


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More than 180 SCU students have been through the Health Care Ethics Internship Program, which allowed them to observe firsthand how ethical issues are handled in hospital and hospice settings. The majority of the interns went on to careers in medicine or biotechnology.
After graduating from SCU in 2009, Dupic pursued a Master's in biotechnology and is now global project manager for early stage drug development teams at Genentech in South San Francisco.
Trina Sheedy
As a physician assistant, Sheedy uses her ethical and moral compass in her work with head and neck cancer patients.
Natasha Ahuja
The ethical topics Ahuja encountered during the Health Care Ethics Internship resonated deeply, and she went on to study medicine at the University of Toledo in Ohio.
Bryn Willson
"The Health Care Ethics Internship and Hospice showed me that death does not always mean failure, and that there is such a thing as a 'good death,'" Willson says.
Sarah (Ludwig) Haney
Haney says her time as an intern enabled her to see every interaction from an ethical viewpoint. "I think it is much easier to build on that foundation, and add in the clinical knowledge, than it would be to start by focusing on the clinical aspects then superimposing an ethical framework," Haney says.
Briana Britton
Watching the health care providers' dedication to their patients continually inspired Britton to develop into a competent and compassionate health care provider in the future.
Jillian Gerrity
"Overall, this internship opened my eyes to the spectacular, the unpleasant, and the tragic parts of being a physician," Gerrity says. "As a result, I am confident in my ability to continue on the medical track and become the type of physician that I dream to be."


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20th solo Exhibition invited by Paris,New York ,Beijing ,Seoul,Manila
2019 "Beyond" Manhwa Museum of Art - Bucheon
'Light of Paradise " Yang Pyeung City Art Museum -Yangpyeong
2018 INTERNATIONAL BIENNALE OF CONTEMPORARY ART Uzbekistan ,UZBEKISTAN.TASHKENT "Chaos&Silence International Lucca Biennale -Itaty,Lucca "AT MUSEUM" Sungnam Art Center CUBE Museum " SPORT & ART PALYING" at Yangpyeung Art Museum, Korea
"Paper Moon " Museum Of Contemporay of Art Crete Greece "BEYOND NATURE" ParkView at Art HongKong Gallery, Hong Kong
"DEAGU IN TACT" at Daegu Art Center Museum, Korea
"Paper Sculpture " at Museum SAN, Korea
"Media Art in Ulsan " at Ulsan Art Center Museum, Korea
"You and I Story of Winter" at Osan City Art Museum, Korea
"BACODE" at Yangpyeung Art Museum, Korea
'Youth is delivered to youth' at POSCO Art Museum, Korea
"DAVICI CODEX","Recorded future" at Museum of Seoul Station of Art 284, Korea
"COSMOS" Project at Daejeon Museum of Art , Deajeon, Korea
Technology In Contemporary Art, Unesco, at Hall of Miro, Paris, France "Luminescene", ACAW, at Sylvia Wald & Po Kim Art Gallery, New York, USA
Venice biennale special exhibition, "Personal Structures" at Pallazzo Bembo, Venice, Italy
"Who said tomorrow doesn't exist? ", Trio Biennial 2015 at Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil "Elan Vital" Pyungchang bienale – Art Center alpensia – Pyungchang, Korea
"Urumqi", International Art Biennale, China
"China Art Industry Expo" Sonhjuang Metropolitan Museum of Contemporary Art, Songjuang, China "Water", Commemoration of the 10th anniversary of SMA, Soma Museum of Art, Seoul.
"Eternal Light" , Dreaming biennale DMZ , Heyri, Korea
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"The history of light" , International Paper Art biennial in Sofia at National Museum, Sofia, Bulgaria
"Eternal Light" The International Art Photo Festival, Pingyao, China
"Exhibition Art en Capital", The National Museum of Grand Palace, Paris "Empty area of Alien" at Loebbecke Museum Ballhaus, Dusseldorf, Germany
Exhibition of Contemporary Art for the 15th Anniversary of Sino - Korean Exchange, Xiaopu Stage Museum, Beijing, China
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Hype Gallery, Museum of Contemporary Art, Palais Tokyo, Paris
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Fantasy Premier League managers have a last chance to pour over the pre-season minutes data before the Gameweek 1 deadline passes.
We've collated the game-time of every player over July and August and can bring you the numbers for the second five clubs in this part two.
If you don't see a player's name included it means they have played zero minutes. Furthermore, there are some players who have been involved enough in pre-season for us to draw attention to them, even if they haven't been added to the game yet.
Leicester played five pre-season fixtures this summer. The maximum possible number of minutes that could have been accrued by one of their players was 450.
- Kasper Schmeichel (£5.0m) – 180 minutes
- Eldin Jakupovic (£4.5m) – 180 minutes
- Danny Ward (£4.5m) – 90 minutes
Schmeichel's late return to training following the World Cup is the only reason he is not further clear of his colleagues for pre-season minutes. He is expected to be the key man in goal again this season.
- Wes Morgan (£4.5m) – 322 minutes
- Ben Chilwell (£5.0m) – 320 minutes
- Darnell Johnson – 265 minutes
- Callum Elder – 223 minutes
- Christian Fuchs (£4.5m) – 179 minutes
- Ricardo Pereira (£5.0m) – 146 minutes
- Yohan Benalouane (£4.0m) – 146 minutes
- Jonny Evans (£5.0m) – 139 minutes
Morgan has been used more than any other Leicester defender in pre-season making him the most assured of a start at Old Trafford. Chilwell was not far behind him. There could be an involvement for versatile man Johnson who is capable of playing either centrally or at full-back. Benalouane's pre-season exploits were curtailed by his World Cup leave following a trip to Russia with Tunisia, but may have to play against Man United with Evans' injury.
- Fousseni Diabaté (£5.0m) – 292 minutes
- Daniel Amartey (£4.5m) – 285 minutes
- Vicente Iborra (£5.0m) – 275 minutes
- James Maddison (£6.5m) – 274 minutes
- Marc Albrighton (£5.5m) – 183 minutes
- Hamza Choudhury (£4.5m) – 160 minutes
- Wilfried Ndidi (£5.0m) – 146 minutes
- Nampalys Mendy – 137 minutes
- Demarai Gray (£5.5m) – 124 minutes
- Adrien Silva (£5.0m) – 117 minutes
- Andy King – 103 minutes
Leicester's midfield looks like a bit of a no-fly zone for Fantasy managers with assets such as Diabaté, Amartey and Iborra all the most used in pre-season but with little Fantasy appeal. Maddison played a big part in the Foxes' summer campaign but has now picked up an injury.
- Kelechi Iheanacho (£6.5m) – 146 minutes
- Islam Slimani – 86 minutes
- Leonardo Ulloa – 86 minutes
Iheanacho was the most-used centre-forward in pre-season paving the way for a start at Old Trafford in light of Vardy's absence. However, the Nigerian was still a latecomer following the World Cup.
Liverpool played eight pre-season matches making the most number of minutes possible for any player 720.
- Loris Karius (£5.0m) – 392 minutes
- Alisson Becker (£5.5m) – 163 minutes
- Danny Ward (£4.5m) – 90 minutes
- Caoimhin Kelleher – 90 minutes
- Kamil Grabara – 70 minutes
Karius actually played a large portion of pre-season for Liverpool but is obviously now second-choice behind new signing Alisson Becker, even if he has only appeared in two summer friendlies for the Reds.
- Andrew Robertson (£6.0m) – 419 minutes
- Nathaniel Phillips – 398 minutes
- Virgil Van Dijk (£6.0m) – 397 minutes
- Joe Gomez (£5.0m) – 394 minutes
- Nathaniel Clyne (£5.0m) – 391 minutes
- Alberto Moreno (£4.5m) – 391 minutes
- Ragnar Klavan (£4.5m) – 315 minutes
- Joel Matip (£5.0m) – 112 minutes
- Trent Alexander-Arnold (£5.0m) – 91 minutes
Popular options Robertson and Van Dijk look set to play oin Gameweek 1 after being used extensively in pre-season. Injuries to Matip and Klavan mean that Gomez should take the second centre-back slot but his minor issues in the last few days could even open the door for Phillips to play – only Robertson registered more pre-season minutes than him among Liverpool defenders.
- Fabinho (£6.0m) – 456 minutes
- James Milner (£5.5m) – 408 minutes
- Naby Keita (£7.5m) – 341 minutes
- Adam Lallana (£7.0m) – 315 minutes
- Sadio Mané (£9.5m) – 197 minutes
- Mohamed Salah (£13.0m) – 182 minutes
- Georginio Wijnaldum (£5.5m) – 152 minutes
- Xherdan Shaqiri (£7.5m) – 135 minutes
- Jordan Henderson (£5.5m) – 20 minutes
Any worries over whether new signings Fabinho and Keita will be involved in Liverpool's first-team this year should be played down by their pre-season game-time. They were in the top three most-used midfielders during the summer, with Fabinho in particular, regularly involved, although he is a doubt for Gameweek 1. Attacking midfielders like Salah, Mané and Shaqiri would have played more if it wasn't for the World Cup, but have been back long enough to be pushing for starts this weekend.
- Daniel Sturridge (£6.0m) – 368 minutes
- Dominic Solanke (£5.0m) – 363 minutes
- Divock Origi – 244 minutes
- Roberto Firmino (£9.5m) – 90 minutes
There are some interesting alternatives to Firmino if Liverpool opt not to use him too much at the start of the season, although he should be fresh given he played only a few minutes with Brazil in Russia. Sturridge looks like the most likely to come in for Firmino if need, as the most-used Liverpool forward this summer and their top-scorer for July and August too.
Manchester City
Manchester City played just four pre-season matches, the last of which was the Community Shield final. The maximum number of possible minutes for one of their players was 360.
- Claudio Bravo (£5.0m) – 270 minutes
Bravo could start for Man City against Arsenal after Ederson's pre-season absence helped him register a large chunk of minutes in goal.
- Aymeric Laporte (£5.5m) – 153 minutes
- Benjamin Mendy (£6.0m) – 90 minutes
- John Stones (£5.5m) – 90 minutes
- Kyle Walker (£6.5m) – 90 minutes
- Vincent Kompany (£5.5m) – 10 minutes
- Nicolas Otamendi (£6.5m) – 4 minutes
Of the first-team defenders at Manchester City only Laporte was used in more than one match. Other than that, we don't have a lot to go on, other than the fact that Mendy and Walker will probably start in the full-back positions.
- Phil Foden (£5.0m) – 323 minutes
- Oleksandr Zinchenko (£5.0m) – 270 minutes
- Riyad Mahrez (£9.0m) – 212 minutes
- Bernardo Silva (£7.5m) – 197 minutes
- Brahim Diaz (£5.0m) – 126 minutes
- Leroy Sané (£9.5m) – 107 minutes
- Fernandinho (£5.5m) – 90 minutes
- Ilkay Gündoğan (£5.5m) – 45 minutes
Again, like City's defence, there is little to go on when it comes to first-team midfield. Foden should feature in the early weeks as the most-used player for the Citizens in pre-season. Mahrez and Bernardo Silva should also be involved too given how often they were deployed this summer.
- Sergio Aguero (£11.0m) – 90 minutes
- Gabriel Jesus (£10.5m) – 24 minutes
Aguero's start in the Community Shield, with Jesus on the bench, indicates he should be first-choice for Man City in Gameweek 1, although the pair did spend some time in a front two in the second-half of that match.
Manchester United
Man United played six pre-season friendlies for a total of 540 minutes.
- Lee Grant – 191 minutes
- Joel Pereira – 180 minutes
- David De Gea (£6.0m) – 169 minutes
David De Gea has returned from his summer leave in time to nearly match the other goalkeepers at Man United for minutes in just two appearances. He is almost certain to start in Gameweek 1.
- Eric Bailly (£5.5m) – 456 minutes
- Matteo Darmian (£5.0m) – 447 minutes
- Luke Shaw (£5.0m) – 394 minutes
- Chris Smalling (£6.0m) – 264 minutes
- Victor Lindelof (£5.0m) – 79 minutes
- Antonio Valencia (£6.5m) – 53 minutes
- Phil Jones (£5.5m) – 25 minutes
Bailly and Smalling were the most-used centre-backs in pre-season but Lindelof and Jones may have to be named in the line-up against Leicester if either of them does miss out through injury. Shaw and Darmian have been the key men in the full-back areas this summer, only Bailly registering more minutes.
- Andreas Pereira (£5.0m) – 533 minutes
- Ander Herrera (£5.0m) – 522 minutes
- Juan Mata (£6.5m) – 439 minutes
- Scott McTominay (£4.5m) – 416 minutes
- Alexis Sanchez (£10.5m) – 416 minutes
- Fred (£6.0m) – 166 minutes
- Anthony Martial (£7.5m) – 150 minutes
- Marcus Rashford (£7.0m) – 65 minutes
None of Man United's forwards on FPL are looking completely match-ready for Gameweek 1. The only one who played in pre-season was Rashford, who managed just 65 minutes in the final friendly of the summer.
Newcastle United
Newcastle played five friendlies over the summer. The most minutes one of their players could have played was 450.
- Karl Darlow (£4.5m) – 215 minutes
- Martin Dubravka (£5.0m) – 145 minutes
- Mats Sels – 45 minutes
- Freddy Woodman – 45 minutes
A Dubravka injury that needs assessing is the reason why Darlow has been registered more pre-season minutes for Newcastle than any of his goalkeeping colleagues. If Dubravka fails his fitness test, it will be Darlow starting against Spurs.
- DeAndre Yedlin (£4.5m) – 315 minutes
- Jamaal Lascelles (£5.0m) – 270 minutes
- Ciaran Clark (£4.5m) – 262 minutes
- Paul Dummett (£4.5m) – 203 minutes
- Javier Manquillo (£4.5m) – 174 minutes
- Fabian Schär (£5.0m) – 106 minutes
- Florian Lejeune (£4.5m) – 45 minutes
No Newcastle defender managed more game-time in pre-season than Yedlin, securing the right-back spot as his own once again. Club captain Lascelles was the most-used Newcastle centre-back in which cements his place in the starting line-up too. Clark should play alongside him given his minute-count was only just behind his skipper, while the left-back position is less settled, with Dummett and Manquillo playing a similar amount of time over the summer.
- Matt Ritchie (£6.0m) – 355 minutes
- Mohamed Diamé (£5.0m) – 296 minutes
- Christian Atsu (£5.5m) – 231 minutes
- Jonjo Shelvey (£5.5m) – 209 minutes
- Isaac Hayden (£4.5m) – 178 minutes
- Jacob Murphy (£5.0m) – 174 minutes
- Ki Sung-yeung (£5.0m) – 134 minutes
- Kenedy (£5.0m) – 67 minutes
Ritchie registered more pre-season minutes than any other Newcastle player, while Atsu should start out wide on the opposite flank. Diamé was not far behind Ritchie while Shelvey only missed some of the summer programme through a minor injury.
- Ayoze Perez (£6.0m) – 325 minutes
- Joselu (£5.0m) – 269 minutes
- Salomon Rondon (£6.0m) – 59 minutes
Newcastle's striker situation is difficult to assess as Perez was the most-used in pre-season but Benitez has since added Muto and Rondon into the mix, who are surely set to start games eventually, given the decision to sign them.
Southampton played six pre-season friendlies, making maximum game-time for their players 540 minutes.
- Alex McCarthy (£4.5m) – 360 minutes
- Angus Gunn (£4.5m) – 90 minutes
- Fraser Forster (£4.5m) – 90 minutes
McCarthy's extensive game-time in pre-season compared to his colleagues proves he is the number one goalkeeper for Southampton this season.
- Wesley Hoedt (£4.5m) – 484 minutes
- Ryan Bertrand (£5.0m) – 434 minutes
- Jack Stephens (£4.5m) – 335 minutes
- Jannik Vestergaard (£5.0m) – 294 minutes
- Matt Targett (£4.5m) – 274 minutes
- Sam McQueen (£4.0m) – 222 minutes
- Jan Bednarek (£4.0m) – 150 minutes
- Maya Yoshida (£4.5m) – 21 minutes
Hoedt and Bertrand are almost certainly guaranteed to start based on their heavy involvement in pre-season. Vestergaard was an ever-present in the line-up after he completed his transfer from Borussia Mönchengladbach while, despite registering 335 minutes, Stephens could be at risk. The totals above could be somewhat misleading – Bednarek played fewer minutes than Stephens but was involved in every match after his return to training following World Cup leave, often at his expense.
- Stuart Armstrong (£5.5m) – 321 minutes
- Oriol Romeu (£4.5m) – 288 minutes
- Pierre-Emile Højbjerg (£4.5m) – 269 minutes
- Mario Lemina (£5.0m) – 250 minutes
- James Ward-Prowse (£5.5m) – 236 minutes
- Nathan Redmond (£5.5m) – 216 minutes
- Steven Davis (£5.0m) – 173 minutes
- Mohamed Elyounoussi (£6.5m) – 165 minutes
- Joshua Sims (£4.5m) – 72 minutes
New signing Armstrong has been used by Mark Hughes more than any other Southampton midfielder in pre-season, which should see him play a role in Gameweek 1. Romeu's 288 minutes make him one of the reliable £4.5m midfielders who looks guaranteed to play. After being involved heavily early on, Ward-Prowse and Redmond's pre-season minutes dwindled towards the end of the summer.
- Manolo Gabbiadini (£6.0m) – 329 minutes
- Charlie Austin (£6.0m) – 312 minutes
- Shane Long (£5.0m) – 156 minutes
- Danny Ings (£5.5m) – 90 minutes [PLAYED AT LIVERPOOL]
Gabbiadini looks like the most assured of a start in the Southampton front-line after being the most-used forward of the summer. However, Austin was not far off despite manager Hughes managing his game-time after injury ended his 2017/18 campaign early. The arrival of Ings obviously complicates things long-term but his pre-season programme at Liverpool did not feature too much game-time, handing Gabbiadini and Austin the advantage early on.
Spurs played four matches in public this summer making the maximum game-time possible by one of their players, that we could calculate 360 minutes.
- Paulo Gazzaniga – 182 minutes
- Michel Vorm (£5.0m) – 178 minutes
The Spurs' goalkeeper situation for the early Gameweeks is a little unsettled. Lloris has not played a single minute of pre-season while Gazzaniga and Vorm shared minutes over the summer.
- Ben Davies (£6.0m) – 283 minutes
- Kyle Walker-Peters (£4.5m) – 265 minutes
- Serge Aurier (£6.0m) – 238 minutes
- Anthony Georgiou – 200 minutes
- Cameron Carter-Vickers – 181 minutes
- Davinson Sanchez (£6.0m) – 146 minutes
Davies looks the surest option when considering the Spurs defence but absences elsewhere means that he is likely to be deployed at centre-back, as he has been during pre-season. Walker-Peters should get a start on the left-flank while Aurier should be secure of a start before Trippier returns to full-time action.
- Luke Amos – 346 minutes
- Lucas Moura (£7.0m) – 255 minutes
- Oliver Skipp – 255 minutes
- Son Heung-min (£8.5m) – 228 minutes
- Georges-Kevin Nkoudou (£5.0m) – 213 minutes
- Christian Eriksen (£9.5m) – 177 minutes
- Moussa Sissoko (£5.0m) – 125 minutes
- Erik Lamela (£6.5m) – 79 minutes
- Fernando Llorente (£6.0m) – 213 minutes
If Kane is not declared fit for Gameweek 1 then Llorente should lead the line. No other Spurs forward managed as much game-time as him in pre-season, where he found the net four times.
Watford played five friendlies over the summer making the maximum possible game-time available for one of their players 450 minutes.
- Ben Foster (£4.5m) – 225 minutes
- Heurelho Gomes (£4.5m) – 135 minutes
Foster looks set to be the number one goalkeeper for Watford after getting more game-time than Gomes in pre-season.
- Daryl Janmaat (£5.0m) – 269 minutes
- Christian Kabasele (£4.5m) – 240 minutes
- Jose Holebas (£4.5m) – 225 minutes
- Craig Cathcart (£4.5m) – 209 minutes
- Marc Navarro (£4.5m) – 136 minutes
- Sebastian Prödl (£4.5m) – 135 minutes
- Adrian Mariappa (£4.5m) – 120 minutes
- Miguel Britos (£4.5m) – 105 minutes
- Kiko Femenia (£4.5m) – 45 minutes
Janmaat and Kabasele look to be the most important Watford defenders after extensive game-time during the summer. Holebas and Catchart were also used enough times to be expected to have Gameweek 1 involvement.
- Ken Sema (£5.0m) – 301 minutes
- Roberto Pereyra (£6.0m) – 299 minutes
- Etienne Capoue (£5.0m) – 240 minutes
- Will Hughes (£5.0m) – 161 minutes
It is hard to predict who will play in midfield for Watford after only a few of their first-team options were involved in pre-season action. Sema and Pereyra look fair secure of a start with Capoue and Hughes also featuring.
- Troy Deeney (£6.0m) – 271 minutes
- Andre Gray (£6.0m) – 269 minutes
- Isaac Success – 209 minutes
It is hard to call which of Watford's two key strikers is first-choice right now with them largely sharing minutes in pre-season. An unsettled area of the Hornets squad, at least for now.
West Ham United
West Ham played seven friendlies this summer making the maximum possible amount of game-time for one of their players 630 minutes.
- Adrian (£4.5m) – 405 minutes
- Lukasz Fabianski (£4.5m) – 180 minutes
While it is believed Fabianski should be the first choice for West Ham, his late return to training following World Cup leave meant that Adrian played in goal for most of pre-season.
- Arthur Masuaku (£4.5m) – 506 minutes [MIDFIELDER IN FPL]
- Issa Diop (£4.5m) – 413 minutes
- Angelo Ogbonna (£4.5m) – 389 minutes
- Declan Rice (£4.5m) – 344 minutes
- Ryan Fredericks (£4.5m) – 325 minutes
- Pablo Zabaleta (£4.5m) – 296 minutes
- Fabian Balbuena (£4.5m) – 251 minutes
- Sam Byram (£4.5m) – 76 minutes
- Aaron Cresswell (£5.5m) – 57 minutes
West Ham's defence looks to be largely unsettled, at least until we see more competitive team-sheets. Masuaku played more minutes than any other Hammers player this summer but Cresswell came back into the equation in the final match. Three centre-backs all stand a chance of starting in Gameweek 1 with Diop leading the way, Ogbonna just behind on minutes played, while Balbuena started very match after his arrival. The right-back slot appears to be between Zabaleta and Fredericks with the pair playing similar minutes.
- Mark Noble (£5.0m) – 498 minutes
- Robert Snodgrass (£5.5m) – 422 minutes
- Pedro Obiang (£4.5m) – 404 minutes
- Jack Wilshere (£5.0m) – 324 minutes
- Andriy Yarmolenko (£7.0m) – 195 minutes
- Felipe Anderson (£7.0m) – 162 minutes
- Michail Antonio (£7.0m) – 162 minutes
- Edimilson Fernandes (£4.5m) – 90 minutes
Noble and Obiang were both used extensively in deeper midfield roles. Further up the pitch, Snodgrass stands an outside chance of some involvement despite the reinforcements in wide area. No Hammers winger managed as much game-time as him over the summer, while Yarmolenko and Anderson registered just 195 and 162 minutes respectively.
- Marko Arnautovic (£7.0m) – 477 minutes
- Jordan Hugill (£5.0m) – 90 minutes
- Javier Hernandez (£6.5m) – 57 minutes
- Andy Carroll (£5.5m) – 45 minutes
Arnautovic looks very nailed-on to start as West Ham's striker this season. Chicharito might complicate things when he is match ready but his return to pre-season was delayed by his involvement at the World Cup.
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Wolves played eight pre-season friendlies, of which two lasted just 45 minutes. Therefore, the maximum amount of game-time available to their players was 630 minutes.
- Rui Patricio (£4.5m) – 241 minutes
- John Ruddy (£4.5m) – 225 minutes
- Will Norris (£4.0m) – 157 minutes
As expected, Patricio should be the number one goalkeeper for Wolves this year. Despite coming back late from the World Cup, he still managed to overtake both Ruddy and Norris for pre-season minutes in time for Gameweek 1.
- Conor Coady (£4.5m) – 513 minutes
- Matt Doherty (£4.5m) – 486 minutes
- Willy Boly (£4.5m) – 423 minutes
- Ryan Bennett (£4.0m) – 370 minutes
- Romain Sais (£4.5m) – 215 minutes
- Kortney Hause (£4.5m) – 207 minutes
- Danny Batth (£4.0m) – 144 minutes
- Jonny (£4.5m) – 61 minutes
Coady, Doherty and Boly appear to be the surest ways into Wolves' defender. Bennett could have a role as a starting £4.0m defender too.
- Ruben Neves (£5.0m) – 486 minutes
- Helder Costa (£5.0m) – 486 minutes
- Diogo Jota (£6.5m) – 362 minutes
- Ryan Giles – 335 minutes
- Morgan Gibbs-White (£4.5m) – 332 minutes
- Ivan Cavaleiro (£5.5m) – 248 minutes
- Bright Enobakhare (£4.5m) – 144 minutes
- Joao Moutinho (£5.5m) – 117 minutes
Neves and Costa's importance to the team was shown by his 486 minutes played in pre-season, the pair accruing more than any other midfielder. Jota was used extensively in the front line while Moutinho and Gibbs-White both played in the middle of the park enough to be considered for a Gameweek 1 start.
- Leo Bonatini (£5.0m) – 216 minutes
- Raul Jimenez (£5.5m) – 207 minutes
Despite returning to training late following World Cup involvement with Mexico, Jimenez was only just behind Bonata for pre-season minutes. He should lead the line against Everton.
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We know these places , we have all heard different names , ghetto , hood , pajecha all those funny names and we live this culture .How did we come to have these places , well during the colonial times these were residential places for black people .The name makes you who you are , that is if you are from the ghetto .If you haven't been to a ghetto , then I must say you haven't experienced one of the most controversial,awe inspiring and motivating places the universe has to offer .I'm not talking about the AMERICAN HOOD, those televised ghetto's, with guns ,drugs , gangs , unwanted pregnancies, bad educational systems and crime is literally the core of livelihood.I'm talking about the ghetto life were your neighbour knows everything about you , it's filled with the gossip ladies , the comedians and there is always that one dog that feeds from everyone's rubbish bins .I mean that place were you have street parties aka pasa pasa , the slay queens ,GHETTO YOUTHS , and one Madzibaba you just won't believe saw the light .Enough talk about the people's drama .I won't say much some you know I'm not H-metro but I want to talk about how United people are , in times of funerals and one can't really go with an empty stomach cause yes I said it groceries are that cheap plus all that urban farming going around .
Ghetto Experience
To my surprise we still and will always have PEOPLE ASHAMED to be called ghetto , own that name , own your throne , that is who you are so don't be ashamed , I have witnessed fights because of such name calling , the criticism is harsh and really lowers one's self esteem especially in the teenage years, imagine growing up with a mentality that tells you "I'm a failure ,poor and I have no future or opportunity " , but I have risen above this and I have learned to wear that crown proudly , because ghetto is what's up right now , living in such a place defines who we are yes , even if you run there is always going to be an element that reveals you. Stop running and SAY IT LOUD "I came from the ghetto , I still live in the ghetto " I have noticed that 70% of the people have a mindset that being in the ghetto means you are poor. If you ask most people to define a ghetto they will most probably reply poverty , sewage, in need of gentrification , unemployed youths.
Behind Stories
Yes that's just our boring country's governance not the people. I know for sure we got people pulling up with cars that will leave you shocked. The attitude towards education is unbelievable really, the youths are so eager to be entrepreneurs I know one young man Abel Muchina and a lady who started clubs just to make the ghetto life even more exciting and very healthy.There have been successful campaigns that have had great impact on the elderly and youths .I have noticed that most political parties have such a large crowd in ghettos and those people are passionate for whatever team they are playing for, not because of the freebies or money. I have seen rallies and the regalia is insane. Unfortunately most ghettos have inadequate water supply so most people have resorted to wells and boreholes .
I came back again to say the people are passionate about their lifestyle, the music .We have the likes of Cal_vin the Ndebele hip hop rapper, he literally points out that he is from Luveve, Winky D representing Kambuzuma, Dhadza and the upcoming talent Enzo ishall. Talking about talent; the dance groups , the art and poetry all tell aa captivating story . It's exciting how fashionable ghetto people are , I mean they are creating their own trends . The different shoelaces to the cutout t-shirt with spray paint , very fashionable. I love the way they uphold cultural dishes like mutakura, mhunga and madhonza etc . I'm pretty sure the ice lolo was invented in the ghetto .These are the little things that make any ghetto , a special place .
We cannot talk about how the ghetto has promoted the informal sector which has tremendously had an influence in employment; it's literally the backbone of the economy right now.Next time somebody tries to bring out the negatives of a ghetto remind them what a ghetto is , remind them of the unity , the talent and lastly be proud of it , hashtag it on your next post on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, #chitungwiza #highfield #kambuzuma #warrenpark#Dzivarasekwa #kuwadzana #Mfombi #Luveve etc


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To be very knowledgeable or skilled in some area. I think Nicole is our best candidate for the job—she really knows her stuff when it comes to corporate accounting.
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to know what one is expected to know. I know my stuff. I can do my job. She can't handle the assignment. She doesn't know her onions.


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Life After Baby
God blessed our lives with little Amaya just 2 weeks ago and life has certainly changed for us! Josh is now back at work and Tami is learning all about taking care of Amaya at home (loving every minute of it!). Amaya is doing well. We are glad that her jaundice is now gone and she is already 8 lbs. 6 oz! Each new day is an adventure and we thank God for each new lesson He teaches. We are also blessed with many wonderful friends in our lives that have helped as we begin parenthood. It has been wonderful having meals brought to our home and a clean house (thanks to Tami's mom for the first week and a half!). We hope to update again soon on the happenings in the Rogersuz lives.
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Me, Brian Bailey, Terry Chapman, Charlie Owen
Today Charlie Owen came to visit Fellowship Church. Charlie is a Program Manager with Microsoft Windows eHome Team, the producers of Windows XP Media Center Edition. Charlie and I got to know each other via the blogosphire. One day I was watching Channel9 and ran into Robert Scoble interviewing Charlie and John Canning about Media Center. I was blown away, so blown away I blogged about it giving me a vision. At the time it was a vision for Apple, not Microsoft. So, with that Charlie being extremely kind, he sent me a Media Center PC and said, try it and when I am in the Dallas area I will stop by and see what you think.
Well, Charlie just left and I just jumped on a plane to Colorado so I am going to tell you what I think at 35,000 feet. Media Center is really cool! If you have not had an opportunity to try out Microsoft Media Center I really suggest that you do. Go down to your local Best Buy or CompUSA and check it out. I am an avid Tivo fan and we use Tivo at the house all the time. I actually think that we watch much more Tivo'ed programs than actual live programming. So, all of that to say that I am an avid DVR user and am a huge fan of Tivo. Media Center however really takes Tivo to the next level. I found Media Center real easy to navigate and very easy to use, which is very important! Here are a list of things that I liked about Media Center.
- Fully functional PC
- Disk space expansion!
- Built in Radio (AM/FM/XM/Internet)
- Feature rich with streaming media
- Simply burn DVD's
- High quality DVD player
- Better video/picture management
- Media Center extender
As you can see, Media Center has some great and robust features. Everything that I have read about Media Center has given it great reviews for all the additional gadgets and tools that it has. My one concern with Media Center is the simplicity for the average television user. Tivo is so, so simple. That is one of the great things about it, but Media Center has so many features I would be a little concerned that it could get a little complicated. Also, since it is a fully functional PC to leverage all the great tools you need the keyboard and mouse. For this you can see the additional complexity for Media Center to just replace Tivo, and be your home system. Now, someone like me, I think I would love it, but the average American might not be ready for that just yet. But, I do think that it is coming, the true convergence of TV the Internet and the PC. And with that to say, this is a device that brings them together in sweet harmony.
In closing, I really like Microsoft Media Center, it is very cool. I see some great benefits to it, and really look forward to using it more. I think that the vendor that figures out how to build the Tivo like unit that is simple to connect and set up with complete wireless keyboard/mouse and remote will make a killing (it might already be available). I also think that content is king, and the more and more content (outside of regular TV) that becomes available on Media Center the more draw that it will bring (on demand type media). Just like when XM got MLB, and Sirius got Howard Stern and the NFL, that hugely drove people to buy, Microsoft needs to be looking for killer content for Media Center.
Charlie, thanks a ton for the machine and the visit! It was a blast.
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BITCH is the ultimate super star comedy show for the newest and the most famous of comics. Experience BITCH at the Comedy Store, live every Saturday night in the Belly Room where audience members expect to be surprised. You might see Judd Apatow, Bill Burr, Margaret Cho, Iliza Shlesinger, Sarah Silverman perform side-by-side with the freshest talent-on-the-brink of stardom. Show starts at 7:30 in the Belly Room at the Comedy Store. Hosted by Tammy Jo Dearen.


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Tackling the Government Green Paper on National Security: Part 1
This is our first in a series of responses to the federal government's Green Paper on Canada's current national security framework. The Green Paper generally argues in favour of the current national security framework and defends the changes made by Bill C-51. In these brief posts, CCLA will provide context for the discussion and dig deeper into the key issues raised in the consultation. We will discuss why there is no incompatibility between a strong commitment to national security and a strong commitment to our Charter rights and freedoms, and explain the concerns we raise in our Charter Challenge to the Anti-terrorism Act, 2015. In the end, we hope this information helps you decide what position you would like to take on national security reform. This week, we focus on one of the criminal offences at issue in CCLA's constitutional challenge to the Anti-Terrorism Act, 2015 (the "ATA, 2015"), commonly known as Bill C-51: the speech related offence of advocating or promoting terrorism offences in general. Make your voice heard! The first online National Security Consultation is over, but we now have a new national security bill before Parliament, Bill C-59. There will likely be consultation activities, yet to be announced, in the fall of 2017. CCLA has a C-59 campaign and will to be active in any and all consultations. See our detailed submission in response to the Green Paper here!
Criminalizing the Advocacy or Promotion of Terrorism Offences in General
The ATA, 2015 introduced a new offence to the Criminal Code: knowingly advocating or promoting the commission of terrorism offences in general. The new offence requires that the person's speech is made with the knowledge that a terrorism offence will result or with recklessness as to whether any terrorism offence may result. It carries a penalty of imprisonment for up to five years.
Does this offence violate my Charter rights and freedoms?
Yes, the new offence is an unjustifiable limit on the Charter's guarantee of freedom of expression.
In a democratic society committed to freedom of expression, speech crimes demand careful scrutiny. The new speech crime did not receive such scrutiny when passed and cannot come close to meeting such scrutiny. The offence places unconstitutional limits on freedom of expression because the prohibited speech – private or public statements concerning "terrorism offences in general" – is exceptionally broad in scope and is too vague to be a definable category of speech.
"Terrorism offences in general" are never defined in the Criminal Code. The use of a vague and undefined term to describe a new category of criminal speech suggests that the provision is intended to apply broadly. At minimum, the offence prohibits private and public speech advocating or promoting any of the several terrorism offences in the Criminal Code, some of which are non-violent offences, as well as speech advocating or promoting indictable criminal offences committed for the sake of or in association with terrorist groups. For instance, under the new provision, speech that promotes tax fraud benefiting a terrorist group can be a terrorist offence.
In spite of the sweeping scope of the new speech crime, it has no exceptions or defences to guard against overreach. An individual that commits the new speech crime while acting in good faith, or while providing public commentary, is still guilty of a terrorist offence. In Australia, the country with a provision most akin to Canada's, and a country without a constitutional document like the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, both activities are explicitly exempted from criminal sanction.
The potential effects of this new and sweeping speech crime are hard to overstate. The new speech crime will lead to an almost limitless guessing game by individuals and courts as to whether an individual's speech is promoting terrorist offences "in general", which will compel some individuals to limit their speech on controversial issues. Although this attempt to chill dangerous speech may assist law enforcement in criminalizing the behaviour of individuals who they see as legitimate threats to national security, it is likely to cause more national security problems than it solves. For instance, the new offence will frustrate the detection of threats by driving controversial speech and controversial speakers underground. By making it more difficult to engage in controversial speech, the new offence will also chill efforts to engage radical elements in our communities and community efforts to de-radicalize extremist views.
Consider a scenario where the new provision could be used . . .
In its Green Paper, the Government presents several scenarios in which the new terrorism provisions may assist national security authorities in addressing a national security threat. These scenarios highlight the challenges faced by national security authorities, but they often fail to capture the problematic elements of the new provisions, including the challenges they pose to individuals attempting to exercise their Charter rights and freedoms. To illustrate this problem, it is worth considering an alternative scenario where the provision might criminalize or silence healthy democratic speech:
Ms. A is an immigrant to Canada. Ms. A fled her country of birth because she believed that her ethnic and religious community, which is a minority in her native country, was suffering state persecution. In Canada, Ms. A runs a popular website that provides historical and political commentary on her native country. The website includes forums for discussion.
Ms. A is a leading voice for a separatist movement in her native country. The movement seeks a peaceful transition to a new state in which Ms. A's ethnic and religious community would be the majority population. However, Ms. A's historical and political commentary also documents a rival separatist movement that has sought separation through violence. Canada has listed this violent separatist movement as a terrorist group. Although Ms. A does not support violence as a means to separation, her historical commentary argues that violence has sometimes advanced the aims of her ethnic and religious community. Ms. A's commentary is sometimes publicly and favourably cited by supporters of the listed terrorist group. Others denounce her as a traitor to the cause. Members of her website's forums often debate the merits of the various separatist movements but there is no indication that the forums are being used to facilitate and organize terrorist attacks or to otherwise facilitate terrorist activity.
After reading about the new terrorism offence criminalizing the advocacy or promotion of terrorism offences in a newspaper article, Ms. A worries that her website might be a criminal offence. She decides to close the site.
Given the ambiguity in the law, Ms. A's decision to close her site is not an unreasonable one. However, the decision has several unfavourable consequences, both for Ms. A's Charter-protected right to freely express herself, and for our capacity to meaningfully address national security threats. Ms. A loses a right to speak on a controversial topic; the public loses an important voice on the need for non-violence; extremist views are no longer out in the open and easy to confront; and extremist views are no longer in dialogue with a sympathetic but countervailing viewpoint.
Is this new provision necessary?
The government Green Paper has argued that the new offence was required to cover the criminal counselling of terrorism offences when counselling is not specific as regards the offence or type of offence.
This is not a credible justification for the new offence. The terrorism offences in the Criminal Code do not require specificity regarding the offence or even type of offence to lead to a conviction. For instance, the Criminal Code has made it a criminal offence to knowingly instruct others to carry out terrorist activity, or to knowingly instruct, directly or indirectly, any person to carry out any activities for a terrorist group for the purpose of enhancing a terrorist group's ability to facilitate or carry out a terrorist activity. Under this provision, an individual who gives instructions to carry out a terrorist attack can be guilty of a terrorist offence even if the individual fails to state the exact location of the attack or the weapon to be used.
The Criminal Code contains several offences that address terrorism in a variety of different forms, including financing offences, participating offences, facilitating offences, instructing offences, and harbouring offences. These specific terrorist offences in the Criminal Code simply do not require clarification or a separate offence to extend to terrorist offences that do not specify the exact manner or nature of the offence. Accordingly, Canadians should take this opportunity to demand the repeal of the sweeping and vague offence of advocacy or promotion of terrorist offences in general in order to better address threats to national security and to prevent unconstitutional violations of freedom of expression.


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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
And it's their shortest, too! Only one paragraph long. In German it's called "das eigensinnige Kind." In English it's called:
From The Brothers Grimm, translated by Maria Tatar
There once lived a stubborn child, and she never did what her mother told her to do. And so our dear Lord did not look kindly on her, and let her become ill. Doctors could not cure her, and before long she was lying on her deathbed. Her coffin was being lowered into the grave and they were about to cover it with earth when suddenly one of her little arms emerged and reached up into the air. They pushed it back in again and covered the coffin with more earth, but it was no use. The little arm kept reaching out of the grave. Finally her mother had to go to the grave and strike the little arm with a switch. After she did that, the arm withdrew, and the child finally began to rest in peace beneath the earth.
Thanks to Dr. Psycho at the Childhood Fear site for the nifty graphic:
Posted by Eddie Fitzgerald at 11:48 PM 7 comments
Labels: Brothers Grimm, fairy tales, fiction, horror, short story
Monday, January 04, 2010
Here's three clips (above and below) of the Baryshnikov/American Ballet Theater version of "The Nutcracker." Together they add up to about 22 minutes, an eternity if you don't like ballet, and a frustratingly short time if you do. I do like it, particularly this version. It's so full of ideas!
For me this is a partly a story of initation into aristocratic secrets and values, and in that it sense it resembles Mozart's "Magic Flute". Of course in Magic Flute the theme was pretty much spelled out, and here it's only hinted at. I don't offer much evidence for this, I just talk about the way sequences make me feel, so I won't be surprised if some people disagree. That's okay. Part of the fun of art is the arguments you have after seeing it.
So let's get on with it. Here's what I'm seeing when I watch this ballet....
The opening narration introduces us to an overview of the Christmas party and the visit of Uncle Drosselmeyer, a mysterious bussinessman/scientist/wizard. Drosselmeyer distributes gifts to the children then: "Finally the surprise gift, the Nutcracker doll that Drosselmeyer creates for his favorite grandchild, Clara. With this gift Clara will enter an enchanted world where her beloved toy is transformed into a beautiful prince. Tonight is a special night for Clara. She's about to receive the gift of a dream."
The dance music at the party is charming and beautiful but is always threatening to transform into something serious and overwhelming, and constantly has to be roped back. You get the feeling that Tchaikovsky wants us to be aware of titanic forces that underlie the events of ordinary life, or maybe the mysterious nature of music itself, which always seems to demand an escalation of seriousness with every repeated phrase.
This is especially evident in the line dance which threatens to overwhelm us with power, but which is restrained by the composer from doing so. Even the incredibly cute dance of the boy soldiers threatens to get big and serious as it goes on, with one boy taking command and deftly brandishing a swinging saber.
Drosselmeyer enters and interrupts all this to test Clara by dancing with her to see if she's still in possession of the aristocratic virtues he prizes, those of self-discipline, charm, intelligence, idealism and earnestness. She is.
Satisfied that Clara, and to some extent the other kids, have passed the test and are ready for what comes next, Drosselmeyer presents his gifts. Among them are three mysterious and vaguely menacing wind-up dolls. The first is a harlequin, which executes a fun dance, but which knows nothing else of the world but fun. The second one is a dumb and awkward ballerina. She seems more human than the harlequin and is a disturbing reminder of the sluggish automaton in each of us that threatens to overwhelm our better selves. The third doll is the wild card, the exotic randomizer...the amoral barbarian with boundless energy for both good and evil.
With these dolls Drosselmeyer introduces the kids and us to the three hidden forces in the world, the three things everybody in the know will have to deal with in life.
Well, that's it...the secret message embedded in The Nutcracker. I wish I could have included a clip showing Baryshnikov as the nutcracker, and his amazing transformation into wakefulness and life. It would also have been nice to see his fight with the Mouse King, too. Oh, well. YouTube didn't have it, and the other video versions of this sequence weren't very good, so there's no use putting them here. I put up a charming video clip showing kids rehearsing for a kid version of The Nutcracker but that clip and another one vanished after I put them up. That's because I'm using a new beta version of Blogger, and it's still buggy.
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Labels: ballet, fairy tales, music, nutcracker
Tuesday, December 08, 2009
A few years ago a writer at a well known animation studio sent this memo to his boss. It asked the question, "If Jack and the Beanstalk were written today, at this studio, would it get approved?" The writer imagines that yes, it would be, but only if the following changes were made (below, click to enlarge):
Nifty, huh? My copy of this memo cuts off the name of the writer, but I'll gladly give him an author's credit if he writes in and identifies himself.
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Chateau Lassegue Saint-Emilion Grand Cru 2009
Its ferocious tannins still need some resolution, and the wine is definitely what the French call a "vin de garde," needing probably 8-10 years of cellaring. It is certainly concentrated, dense purple in color, with notes of iron, crushed rocks, black currants, kirsch and toasty oak. This is a chancy wine given the history that tannins always outlast the fruit, but there is a lot here and I wouldn't want to dismiss it, considering all the good stuff it appears to possess.


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The US economy will be in full-blown boom by the end of the year and risks overheating unless Federal Reserve lifts interest rates soon, a veteran Fed rate-setter has warned.
"Zero interest rates are no longer appropriate for the US economy. If we don't start normalizing monetary policy we'll be badly behind the curve two years from now," said James Bullard, the head of the St Louis Fed.
Mr Bullard said investors are far too complacent about the pace of monetary tightening and could be in for a nasty shock as the policy cycle turns over coming months.
"I think reconciliation between what markets think and what the committee (FOMC) thinks will have to happen at some point. That's a potentially violent reconciliation and I am concerned about that," he told a City Week forum in London.
The warning echoes comments this week by the San Francisco Fed's John Williams, who said the US economy is firing on all-four cylinders. "Things are looking better: in fact, they're looking downright good. I think that by mid-year it will be the time to have a discussion about starting to raise rates," he said.
Both men are bell-weather moderates on the monetary spectrum rather than hard-line hawks, indicating where the Fed's centre of gravity now lies.
Mr Bullard said underlying growth in the US is running at 3.3pc and the unemployment rate is likely drop below 5pc by the third quarter of this year, stoking wage pressures and increasing the risk of a serious error by the authorities.
James Bullard does not have a vote on the FOMC this year
"With the US economy expected to be going into a boom time there is some risk of an upside surprise on inflation. People have possibly been lulled to sleep in thinking that inflation can't develop in any circumstance, but that is not what history tells us," he said.
The latest data shows that the US is tentatively pulling out of deflation after three months of falling prices. The consumer price index rose 0.2pc in February, chiefly due a gentle rise in petrol costs as oil stabilizes.
The 10-year break-even inflation rate – tracked by the Fed as a gauge of expected price rises over the next decade – has jumped to 1.76pc from 1.49pc in January, a clear sign that deflation fears are subsiding.
Rakesh Mohan, the executive director of the International Monetary Fund, said it was far from clear that the Fed would in fact be able to raise rates safely without setting off chaos. "We are entering uncharted waters. Once you are caught in a zero interest rate policy, how can you get out of it without causing a crash," he told the City Week forum.
Ray Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, warns that the Fed risks repeating the errors of 1937 when it began to raise rates before the recovery was fully entrenched, precipitating a relapse back into depression. "We don't know - nor does the Fed - exactly how much tightening will knock over the apple cart," he said.
Yet the evidence is clear that the Fed will soon pull trigger unless forced to back away by a fresh global shock, potentially an emerging market storm as the soaring dollar tightens the noose on $9 trillion of dollar-denominated debt borrowed outside the US.
Fed officials are deeply irked by accusations that they have been targeting equity prices or that they have allowed the institution to become liquidity prop for Wall Street. Some almost relish the chance to show their teeth again in the fight against moral hazard.
Mr Bullard said the Fed's decision last week to drop the word "patient" from its plans for raising rates marks a new era in US monetary policy, warning that the central bank is now at liberty to strike at any meeting – though any move in April is effectively ruled out.
He also warned that markets had "badly over-emphasized" the importance of the strong US dollar in shaping in Fed policy, insisting that the headwinds from currency appreciation are overwhelmed by the much greater stimulus from cheap oil and ultra-low bond yields.
The spill-over from quantitative easing in the Europe and Japan has driven US borrowing cost below their natural level – given the current stage of the US economic cycle – and is acting a form of unwelcome monetary easing. Officials say this makes it even more imperative for the Fed to tighten soon.
The dramatic dollar rally has stalled over recent days on signs that US exports are starting to suffer but this may prove no more than a pause to catch breath.
The dollar index (DXY) has risen almost 25pc since mid-2014 – spiking to a 12-year high of 100.3 last week – an even sharper rise than the fierce dollar rally of the late 1990s that set off the East Asia crisis and the Russian default.
"We think the bullish trend for the dollar is still in place," said Ian Stannard from Morgan Stanley. "Our bear scenario is that the euro will fall to $0.90 by the end of the year if we see capital controls or anything like that in Greece."


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Congrats and well done this week goes to.. Niamh Walsh and Shane Casey who were booked for a medical on-line project shooting in Cork and Dublin and happening over a few days next week & to Joanne Brennan who was booked for a commercial on-line project shooting on Monday.
In Theatre.. Eric O'Brien was cast the role of 'Seán' in Stór by Ciarán Taylor, directed by Mark O'Brien. Performance dates November 14th – December 9th touring schools and libraries and Breid Morris was cast as Maurya in .."Riders to the Sea" by John Millington Synge, Venue: The Teachers Club, Parnell Square from 19-22nd October 3 one act plays @ cost of €10.00
Film Festival news..
Short film DEIRDRE starring Michael Mullen won BEST SHORT at the Fingal Film Festival recently. It's a great achievement and the reviews have been fantastic. Well done to cast crew and Director Jo Southwell. The next screening will be at THE RICHARD HARRIS FILM FESTIVAL in Limerick which runs at the end of October.
Short Film 'Narcan' starring Peter Halpin and Harris McNamara has been officially selected by 'Chelsea Film Festival' New York 13th-16th October Well done to all involved, and Finally... Congratulations to, Short film 'Radha' starring Kojii Helnwein and Brendan Sheehan which won 4 awards at Canada's Shiver International Film Festival.
- Short Film of the Year
- Best Fantasy Film
- Best Female Performance (Kojii Helnwein)
- Best Director (Nicolas Courdouan)


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A cyclist had to be rushed from hospital from the Union Canal bank after crashing at speed on his way to work.
The incident happened on Tuesday morning and involved a man who was commuting to Philipston.
He is believed to have travelled by train from the Cumbernauld area and was cycling the final part of his route, near farmland owned by local man John Kerr.
Good Samaritans on the track and from the farm came to his aid and phoned 999.
A Scottish Ambulance spokesperson said: "We received a call at 0849 hours on Tuesday to attend an incident on the Union Canal. We dispatched two ambulance crews to the scene. One male patient in his 30s was taken to Forth Valley Hospital."
More on this story will appear in tomorrow's print edition of Linlithgow Gazette.


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The Nigerian Military has issued a security alert to Nigerians to be very vigilant. The alert which was sounded today, January 27 reads:
"In view of the recent bomb blast incidence on soft target areas, citizens are hereby reminded of the need to be more security conscious. The lives of every citizen mean a lot to our great nation and it is expedient for everyone to be at alert and sensitive to their environment. Report strange persons and strange movements in market areas, places of worship, motor parks and other locations in which these devious people carry out their evil act"


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Choosing the Right Real Estate Agent
Do not be foolhardy choosing a property agent if you do not want to have trouble later on. For those of you who want to buy or sell a house, using the services of a real estate agent is one of the best options, because you will be handled by the experts. But not all real estate agents have good faith, wrong-you can be a victim of fraud if not careful. For that, here we provide some steps to choose a good real estate agent so you can determine which real estate agent is suitable to meet your needs:
Choose an Authorized Property Agent
The real estate agent must be licensed, in order for the real estate agent you choose to be responsible for any problems that may arise in the future. A professional real estate agent typically has an extensive marketing network, so the odds of selling your property or home object will also be substantial. Examples such as respected real estate agent London Ontario. Selecting a real estate agent also will not drain the energy and time because this work has been done by the property agent. In the event of a legal matter in the future, the real estate agent may be held accountable. From here, make sure also if the property agent you choose has an official office so that its existence can still be tracked or detected in case of a problem later.
Selecting a Property Agent that has a Promotion Program Clear
Do not always be tempted by the promotion offered by the real estate agent, so many provisions implied in each promotion. Ask carefully, how the promotion goes without any explanation that seems to be hidden.
Pay close attention to any Agreement with the Property Agent
In any written agreement normally made by a real estate agent with you, there must be written points regarding the rights and obligations of each party. In this case, pay close attention to the agreement. Make sure if the agreement is there, it will not harm you in the future, such as a freelance real estate agent after the agreed-upon process is complete. If necessary, consult a lawyer if there are major confusing doubts in the agreement.