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Weave logic for India's arts and crafts
Rabari embroidery, Ralli patchwork, Mithila art, Shibori art are some in the long list of traditional Indian arts and crafts, one could learn this month at workshops conducted by master craftsmen
Indian arts are revered across the globe but sadly within our country, several art forms are struggling to survive. For those who wish to learn these beautiful forms of our cultural history, workshops at Artisans' and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya (CSMVS), have a lot to offer.
Artisans' has collaborated with Kala Raksha Vidhyalaya (KRV)-- world's first design school for traditional artisans -- which is based in Kutch, Gujarat, to conduct workshops on Suf embroidery and Kutch Weaving (which happened yesterday), Rabari embroidery, and Patchwork & Applique. Artisan designers from KRV will conduct these workshops.
"The Rabari embroidery fuses threadwork with intricate settings of mirrors to create patterns. The beauty of this embroidery is that they don't draw, they visualise the entire pattern. Initially, this work was done by women to prepare their dowry and better embroiderers equalled to better prospects of marriage," explains Radhi Parekh, founder of Artisans'.
One of the stitches used in Rabari is also interestingly known as Bavaliyo, which means a bush growing wild. The second workshop is on the Ralli style of patchwork quilting and the Rabari applique work. Also on display and sale are garments co-created by the artisans of KRV and noted designers such as Anju Modi, Anita Lal and Anjana Somany.
The workshops at CSMVS have been organised in association with Paramparik Karigar. The different forms, which will be taught at the workshops include Pipli Applique work of Odisha, Palm leaf etching, Bagru Printing, Kalamkari, block printing, Pichhwai painting and many more.
At: Rabari embroidery (Today), Patchwork and Applique (August 21), 2 pm to 6 pm, Artisans', Kala Ghoda. Fee Rs 450 per workshop
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This week Snapchat announced it had reached the dizzy heights of four billion video views per day. Facebook announced the same number in April and no doubt will announce a bigger number soon. YouTube announced four billion views in January 2012 and oddly has not given a public update to that number.
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Historical and cultural walking tours of Europe's finest cities...
We start by the celebrated Opera House and the Sacher Hotel, home of the even more celebrated Sachertorte chocolate cake. Then we'll lead you past some of Vienna's most remarkable and beautiful churches.
We'll show you where Mozart wrote The Magic Flute and explain why it possibly cost him his life. You'll visit the grand cathedral, the Stephansdom, and learn the meaning of the mysterious "05" that is carved into its walls.
As we guide you through the picturesque winding streets of the old town, we'll tell the story of the tragic Mayerling affair and show you how to find the Roman ruins in Vienna's oldest square, the Hoher Market.
We'll explain what schmah is and take you to the Judensplatz, where you'll hear about the moving but controversial new monument to Vienna's Holocaust victims, before we show you the world's most luxurious fire station.
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"Short guide to the basics of Vienna"
I liked the format, which was to walk the listener to a location and then pause to give us a chance to explore it at length. I also liked hearing the stories behind the people and places.
I was interested to hear another hypothesis pertaining to Mozart's untimely death (that it might have been freemason revenge).
He has a very pleasant delivery and a good storytelling manner. He also has a lovely British accent that I wouldn't hear if I were reading the book.
No, it's not that kind of book. You listen to it as you walk and, whether you do the whole tour in one day or space it out is a matter of individual preference. I did it both ways because I wanted to hear parts again.
Reference is made more than once to a printed guide. The only pdf document I can find on Audible is the tour script - no guide. The script says, for example, "The detailed instructions showing how to use this tour are in your Printed Guide along with lots of information about museums, galleries, shops and restaurants." The guide would be really useful. Its absence is why I gave the book an overall 4 stars instead of 5.
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- The time: the Winter of 1540-1541.
- The man: Don Hernando de Soto, Knight Commander of the Order of St. James of Compostela, Governor of Island of Cuba, Adelantado of Florida, Child of the Sun, Spanish Adventurer.
- The cause: God, glory, and gold.
- The place: Pontotoc Ridge, in what was to become the State of Mississippi some 276 years later.
- The host: The very warlike and much dreaded, Chickasaw (Chicasa) people.
- The problem: Pigs and women.
Here, Sotos expedition winters among the Chickasaw. Soto steals their homes and food. Unfortunately, Sotos pigs prove so popular with the cold and hungry Chickasaw that some midnight acquisition is attempted. Even more unfortunate, Soto has two of the would be Chickasaw hog thieves shot with crossbow bolts; a third is sent back to his Chief, but without his hands. Soto also demands of the Chickasaw two hundred women for use as carriers, or tamenes. According to the chroniclers of the expedition, the Spanish sought the young and least ugly women . . . for servants and for their foul uses and lewdness. (1)
What Soto received was a fiery attack. His camp was burned. He lost 11 Spaniards, 57 horses, over 400 pigs, and most of the weapons and clothes. A week later Soto was attacked again, but this time he was prepared. Sotos mounted lancers slaughtered many Chickasaw and drove them from the field of battle. Sotos wounded force then headed northwest and finally arrived at the Mississippi River. After much needed rest and boat building, the expedition finally crossed the Mississippi River into present day Arkansas. (2)
During the early 1700s, the Chickasaw entered into an alliance with the Cherokee and, together, they drove the Shawnee from the Tennessee and Cumberland River basins in Tennessee and Kentucky. The Shawnee had an inclination to settle on the lower Cumberland River. They were forced northward beyond the Ohio River. Afterward, if the Chickasaw found the Shawnee upon Chickasaw land, the Shawnee would be eliminated. (3), (4)
Of course, there were the French. In 1716, they built Fort Rosalie 250 miles upriver from the mouth of the Mississippi. Fort Rosalie was built beside the villages of the Natchez Indians. The French allied with the Choctaw. The Natchez were old friends with the Chickasaw, and the Chickasaw liked the British better than they did the French. The French set the Choctaw against the Chickasaw, and, in time, the Chickasaw encouraged the Natchez to attack the French. On 28 November 1729, the Natchez massacred the people of Fort Rosalie. Soon after, a French-Choctaw force retaliated and destroyed the Natchez people. Many Natchez were killed; some were enslaved and sent to the West Indies. Those Natchez that could, fled and joined the Choctaw, Creek, and Chickasaw; some later joined the Cherokee. The Natchez Nation was extinguished, but Natchez bloodlines no doubt still exist within their host neighbors.
In 1733, Frenchman Jean Baptiste Le Moyne, Sieur de Bienville, decided to move against the Chickasaw. He ordered Pierre dArtaguiette, Commandant of Illinois, to move southward with his French troops, while Bienville himself moved northward from the Gulf to join the Choctaw, so all of them could attack the Chickasaw. DArtaguiette, however, arrived two days ahead of Bienville. On 24 March, the Chickasaw massacred this French force at Pontotoc Ridge. On 26 March, the Chickasaw met and defeated Bienvilles force. Beinville retreated to Mobile. In 1739, Bienville and the Chickasaw reached an accord where the French could move unmolested upon the Mississippi River, and the Chickasaw would control all their land.
This French defeat was more significant than it first appears. The French influence in the Mississippi area greatly diminished. Because of the good relationship between the Chickasaw and British, the influence of the British increased. The Chickasaw are known to have been in the English interest from the beginning . . . (5)
About 1765 the Chickasaws, who had begun to build villages along Big Bear Creek, moved into the country and made a settlement in the great bend of the Tennessee south of Huntsville of today. The Cherokee resented the intrusion and promptly went to war with their former allies; but this brave people of whom it has been said that war was their very way of life could not stand before the imperious Chickasaw who had never known a defeat. In a decisive battle of 1769 the newcomers won a victory, but at such a dear price that they decided to abandon their settlement but not their claim to the country. The Cherokees never relinquished their claim. So eloquently did each nation plead the validity of its rights to this area in the numerous meetings with the United States commissioners that the government recognized the tribal claim of each to the land on both sides of the Tennessee east of Bear Creek.(6),
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These continued successes of the Cherokee made them quarrelsome, arrogant and incautious. They took offence at the Chickasaws, with whom they had confeierated in the expulsion of the Shawnees, and in prosecution of a hostile invasion of their country, had advanced as far as the Chickasaw Old Fields. The inoffensive but brave owners of the country, there met the invaders with great spirit. A terrible conflict ensued. The Cherokees were defeated, and withdrew by the way of the Cumberland river and the Cany [Caney] Fork, to their own villages. This signal overthrow of the flower of the Cherokee nation, took place about 1769-the period when the first white settlement was being formed on Watauga, and, doubtless, contributed much to the pacific demeanour manifested for some years by the neighbouring Indians to that infant, feeble and secluded community. The favourable moment was lost, when the young Hercules might have been strangled in his cradle, by a slight exertion of the usual vigilance and enterprise of the Indian sachem and warrior. A germ of the Anglo-American family was permitted to take root and to grow for a time, unmolested by Cherokee opposition, and unrestrained by savage wariness and caution.(7)
(Also see our map of Giles County Tennessee, Madison County Mississippi Territory, 1805-1817. This map shows Big Bear Creek, Chickasaw Old Fields, and the later Doublehead Reserve. Doublehead was Cherokee.)
There is a legend of a fierce battle that occurred in 1790 in that dark and bloody ground, Western Kentucke. A large, successful Chickasaw hunting party was attacked by a member tribe of the Illini Confederacy, the warlike Kaskaskias. It seems the Kaskaskias had determined to plunder the Chickasaw camp. The attack failed, and the defeated Kaskaskias fled across the Ohio River. While the whole of the story is best told elsewhere, it does demonstrate two points. First, the claims of tribes overlapped; and, second, war was required to hold those claims. (8)
While the Chickasaw might have held their own against their enemies -- the Spanish, French, Shawnee, Cherokee, Choctaw and Kaskaskias -- it was their friends, the Anglo-Americans, who proved to be their undoing. It is often written that the Chickasaw never shed a drop of an Americans blood -- the truth of that will be left for the reader to determine -- but the relationship of the Chickasaw and the Anglo-American was generally excellent.
It was the Anglo-American settler who pressured and pushed to obtain all the Indian land in Tennessee. That push started before Tennessee became a state in 1796 and continued until 1836, when the Cherokee signed the infamous Treaty of Removal. The United States government treated the various Indian Nations as separate sovereign nations. In 1806, the United States Congress allowed Tennessee to open for settlement certain lands where Indian claims had been extinguished. Tennessee then created the first of her Surveyors Districts: the District would subdivide the land for distribution to the settlers. County erection soon followed legal settlement. A portion of the land opened in 1806 was from the Chickasaw Cession of 1805. More Chickasaw land was ceded later. At first, the U. S. government protected Chickasaw claims, but, by 1820, the government took little action to keep white settlers off Chickasaw land.
Go to Treaties, Cessions, and the Chickasaw Nation
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Regular price: $20.97
Peter Bart, editor-in-chief of Variety, brings us a marvelously entertaining behind-the-scenes portrait of moviemaking, spotlighting the summer of 1998. He takes us through the entire cycle of would-be summer blockbusters, from script through casting and production and finally into release. Interviewing dozens of the most powerful names in Hollywood, Bart gives an in-depth account of why some succeeded and others failed.
"Bart brings a remarkably plugged-in perspective to the movie community's annual demolition derby." (Entertainment Weekly) "[A] fascinating inside look at filmmaking that leaves one wondering how anything cohesive is ever projected on the big screen." (Library Journal) "Bart's insider status ensures that we get the lowdown....[This book] has a far more compelling story line than any of the summer films he dissects, and the characters are far better developed." (Detroit Free Press)
A really good history of Hollywood during the go-go years. Great fun if you were there and illuminating for anyone in the industry at the time.
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The worst reader I've heard from anything I've downloaded off Audible. Not only did he mispronounce a number of the names (Jet Li = Lie, Warren Beatty = Beetty) but even common words get butchered, and a few times titles of the films are said wrong (all I can remember is "6 Days, 7 Weeks" at the moment, but there were others.)
Really an irritating experience. Though the book is fairly interesting.
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It is easy to engage with Bart's fascinating idea--follow 1998's summer movies from inception to release and then tell the story. Brilliant stuff. It's quick and engaging, if a little too journalistic on occasion, but overall a very good read.
But the audiobook's reader makes mistakes that derail and distract--for example, he can't pronounce "Warren Beatty," one of the book's central figures. He also screws up the name "Jet Li" several times. In a book where pronunciations are flexible (or fictional), this is less of an issue, but here, where we're talking about real people with real names, it's a shame that he couldn't take the time to ask someone.
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text: MEET OUR FAMILY OF EIGHT! YOU CALL IT CHAOS, WE CALL IT FAMILY! We are a large family of eight. Six kids (one boy, and five girls…and yes, they are all ours!) We live in Langley, BC Canada with our Bernese Mountain dog named Callie and our cat named Marble. We love family adventures and … Read More


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Jill Duggar and Derick Dillard's wedding is just three days away, and if you haven't gotten them a gift just yet, don't stress!
On the young couple's wedding website, they share their wedding registry for those who need help figuring out what to purchase the soon-to-be newlyweds, and their list of items desired are pretty interesting.
Sure, they have their normal household stuff like towels, bowls, silverware, so on and so forth, but then they also have items that are kind of hilarious. No, really.
Here's a list of some of the most interesting things on Jill and Derick's wedding registry:
• Cereal (specifically Raisin Bran, Cookies and Cream, Fruit Loops, Malt-O-Meal Berry Colossal Crunch Cereal and Malt-O-Meal Fruity Dyno-Bites Cereal)
• Tape measure
• Gift cards (specifically Starbucks, Burger King, Qdoba, Olive Garden, Taco Bell, Buffalo Wild Wings, Papa John's and Subway to name a few)
• Lint remover
• Neon duct tape
• a basketball
• a shotgun, rifle and ammunition
"The answer to my prayer came in August 2013, just before I left Nepal for a two week trip to Japan. During a conversation with Jim Bob, he mentioned how he thought Jill and I might get along well, having similar personalities and direction in life," Dillard wrote on the website.
"He gave me Jill's phone number and we began texting, then emailing, then skyping/ talking on the phone. Over the next few months we became very grateful for modern technology as we continued to get to know each other better. Most of our conversations were centered around our values and life goals."
Luckily, Jim Bob was right and the pair hit it off. The proposal occurred March 29 during a post-lunch stroll in Bentonville, Ark. Jill, 22, didn't think twice when their chaperones—her sisters Jana, 24, and Joy, 16—started lagging behind, nor did she question why a stranger on a park bench asked if he could sing the young couple a love song.
But she quickly figured out what was going on once the words came out of his mouth. So sweet!


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As head of the FBI's Sexual Assault Felony Enforcement Squad, Agent Lucy Guardino has made a name for herself bringing the lowest of lowlifes to justice. Rapists, serial killers, pedophiles - she's faced them all down with her signature grit and determination.
But today is different. Because the man who has taken her prisoner has promised Lucy three things: that before this day is over, she will be dead; that someone in her family will also die; and that he always wins.
Trapped inside her worst nightmare, Lucy faces a ruthless killer as he plays Russian roulette with the lives of those she loves. Wounded and unarmed, how can Lucy defeat a psychopath who doesn't play by any rules?
After Shock is a heart-pounding, lightning-paced thrill ride that will leave readers breathless as they root for the ultimate superheroine next door.
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I found this novella to be average at best. The excess amount of time spent on Lucy's pain and injuries was over the top. Her constant mantra of "I have to save my family" became tedious.The limited scope of the plot narrowed the book to the point that I struggled to maintain interest to the end. Reading all the positive reviews made me wonder what I missed in the listening experience. I found this selection an easy one to miss.
"very suspenseful."
loved the way it was written.
thanks for another great one. love that Sheetz was mentioned.
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text: Since I am up in Olympia a few days each week for work, tonight I decided to try out the beach in hopes of getting into some fish. Got to the Narrows about 5pm, there were around 8-10 gear guys and two fly guys. A third guy showed up about 6p making four of us flinging flies. There was also a couple of boats trolling back and forth. No grabs, nothing rolling and none of us saw any fish landed. I'm guessing the big pod headed for the Nisqually hasn't pushed down yet. Maybe they will take their time since I have a business trip next week and a trout fishing trip to Fernie, BC the week after. Hopefully it will be in full swing when I get back up here towards end of August. Cheers, Shane


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SWEDEN-based striker Thomas Ulimwengu has withdrawn from the Taifa Stars for upcoming friendly matches against Botswana and Burundi due to injury.
Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) revealed yesterday that the striker who plays for AFC Eskilstuna, would not honour the upcoming fixtures at the National Stadium.
"Coach Mayanga has received information from Sweden saying that Ulimwengu is currently monitored by AFC Eskilstuna doctors after picking injury recently," TFF Information Officer Alfred Lucas said yesterday.
Ulimwengu was among three overseas-based players, who were summoned in the initial 26-man squad for the strength-testing matches, others being Mbwana Samata and Farid Musa, who feature for Belgium's KRC Genk and DC Tenerife of Spain respectively.
Mayanga's side moved into residential camp yesterday ahead of the two friendly matches against Botswana on Saturday and Burundi next Tuesday.
But the team started the camp without Simba and Azam players, who were on club duties yesterday. Simba were up against Madini FC in the Azam Sports Federation Cup, while Azam were in Swaziland for a CAF Confederation Cup tie against Mbabane Swallows.
The two friendlies are meant to prepare the Stars for the African Nations Championship (CHAN, meant for home-based players) and Afhome-based players) and Afhome-based players) and Af rican Cup of Nations (Afcon) qualifying matches.
Taifa Stars have been drawn against Rwanda in the second round of 2018 CHAN qualifiers for Central and East Geographical Zone in July.
The first leg is scheduled to be played between July 14 and 16 in Dar es Salaam with the return leg due to two weeks later in Kigali.
The winner between Tanzania and Rwanda will take on Uganda, which is favourite to go past the winner of the second round tie between Sudan and Somalia. In the AFCON qualifiers, Taifa Stars will compete in Group L alongside Uganda, Cape Verde and Lesotho.
Full squad: Goalkeepers; Aishi Manula (Azam), Deogratius Munishi (Young Africans) and Said Mohamed (Mtibwa Sugar). Defenders; Shomary Kapombe (Azam), Hassan Kessy (Yanga), Mohammed Hussein (Simba), Gardiel Michael (Azam), Andrew Vincent (Yanga), Salim Mbonde (Mtibwa Sugar), Banda (Simba) and Erasto Nyoni (Azam FC).
Midfielders; Himid Mao (Azam), Jonas Mkude (Simba), Salum Abubakar 'Sure Boy' (Azam), Said Ndemla (Simba), Frank Domayo (Azam), Muzamil Yassin (Simba), Simon Msuva (Yanga), Shiza Kichuya (Simba), Mussa (DC Tennerife) and Hassan Kabunda (Mwadui FC).
Strikers; Samatta (KRC Genk, Belgium), Ibrahim Hajib (Simba), Mbarak Yussuf (Kagera Sugar) and Abdulrahman Mussa (Ruvu Shooting). The technical bench includes assistant coach Patrick Mwangata, who is also goalkeeping coach, Danny Msangi (Manager), Ally Ruvu (Kit Manager), Richard Yomba (Doctor) and Gilbert Kigadya (Physician).


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"And this thing I saw! How can I describe it? A monstrous tripod, higher than many houses, striding over the young pine trees, and smashing them aside in its career; a walking engine of glittering metal, striding now across the heather; articulated ropes of steel dangling from it, and the clattering tumult of its passage mingling with the riot of the thunder."
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One of the joys of browsing in the BIS library is picking a book at random from one of the shelves and seeing where the page falls open. Often this is much like stepping through a doorway into another time and place. One such journey recently transported me back to the days of Apollo, when so much had seemed possible: bases on the Moon, holidays is space, the dawn of a true Space Age; and all brought about simply by launching rockets at our nearest celestial neighbour. In the stillness of the BIS library, it sometimes seems possible to detect the far-off echo of the rocket engines that were once fired on the Florida peninsula, along with the faintest trace of the media commentaries, such as those provided by Reg Turnill:
"There is tremendous excitement about the "Genesis Rock," especially if it does turn out that it contains a geological record of the formation of the Moon. It's a lot to hope for but there's a good chance that it will…"
Mention Apollo to most people and they probably think of the Saturn V itself, the white tower pointing at its destination like an enormous arrow, or dust- covered astronauts leaping slowly on the Moon. But for me the most memorable and exotic aspect of the Apollo configuration was the lunar lander, the delicate spider-like vehicle that could only ever have been built for spaceflight. The story of how that ungainly machine was designed, tested and flown is told in Thomas J. Kelly's book Moon Lander. When I opened this book in the BIS library I found myself, by some quirk of chance, reading about my favourite astronaut. The passage in question was as good a literary pencil sketch as any I have ever found:
"Pete Conrad was unlike most of the other astronauts. Voluble, excitable, enthusiastic, and totally approachable, he had none of the "right stuff" reserve displayed by some of NASA's superstars. Nor, like many of his colleagues, did his appearance suggest that Hollywood central casting had chosen him for the role of spaceflight hero. Short, balding, and with widely spaced upper front teeth, he looked more like a jokey than an astronaut, but he was a seasoned navy carrier and test pilot, and a proven veteran of the Gemini programme…Beneath his easy-going attitude and wisecracking lay competence, experience, and sound judgement."
And it was Conrad who coolly decided not to abort the mission when Apollo 12 was hit by lightning not long after the Saturn V left the launch pad. Conrad has been championed before in earlier Odyssey posts and he continues to be an intriguing figure, in many ways the most human of the Moon voyagers. His early death in a motor cycle accident seemed an absurd turn of fate, especially in view of the dangers he'd faced in travelling to and from space. It's ironic that a man who helped to test so many prototype machines, and in the most unforgiving of all environments, should die in such a mundane fashion on a two wheeled vehicle of the type that millions of people ride every day.
Conrad flew in Intrepid (the Apollo 12 spider), and it's interesting to wonder what he thought of its design, as far removed from an aircraft (civilian or military) as it's possible to be. There was no way the spiders could have been brought back to Earth at the end of each mission. The descent stages with their bug-like legs are still on the Moon (as they are likely to be for centuries to come), while the geometrical upper stages have long since crashed onto the lunar surface, either as a result of deliberate seismological experiments, or through the slow decay of their orbits. Each spider spun out its web between Earth and Moon and back again, tracing the trajectory along with the various components would fly. It was always the thinnest of threads and one that nearly broke completely on Apollo 13.
The Apollo configuration may not look very futuristic now but at the time it was science fiction made real; the lunar-bug was pure H.G. Wells, one of the very machines which the Martian's themselves inhabited as they sought to enslave the Earth. It was and is a thing of the future, an object whose purpose is immediately apparent; there could never be any mistaking its design. It will still look futuristic a hundred years from now. And it looked right no matter which way up or around it floated. It remains to this day an inspiring sight, part of an engineering feat that still stands as a challenge to the current generation of space scientists and engineers, as Thomas Kelly affirms at the end of this book:
"I wish my children and grandchildren …the joy of continuing this exciting quest. As they look up at the Moon's glowing, seductive face, I hope they'll be inspired to still greater efforts by what we have done. Perhaps technology will let them look down on the Moon through their own computers, zooming in on each of the six lunar modules that sit in timeless isolation astride the foot-printed dust of a once active lunar base. Why, I can see them up there with my naked yeses – can't you?"
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State Senator Catharine "Cathy" Young (R,I,C - Olean) on Tuesday honored Gertrude A. Butera from Almond and Lisa Heath of Jamestown with the annual "Women of Distinction" Award. Ms. Butera and Ms. Heath were named as this year's recipients of the New York State Senate's honorary program.
"I was very pleased to have Trudy and Lisa recognized for their achievements," Senator Young said. "I congratulate them for truly making a difference in our communities and the Southern Tier."
Ms. Butera, joined with nearly 60 honorees from across the state to be honored at a special ceremony in Albany with a memorial plaque, Senate Proclamation and lapel pin. Ms. Heath was unable to attend the ceremony in Albany, but will be honored next Tuesday, June 27, at the Ironstone Restaurant in Jamestown.
Ms. Butera's activism on behalf of her community got off to an early start, working in a Blood Bank for the American Red Cross. Her 1946 certificate from The Red Cross states: "Recognition of meritorious personal service performed in behalf of the Nation, her armed forces, and suffering humanity in the Second World War."
Since 1990, Ms. Butera has served as Chapter Delegate to the United University Professions Delegate Assembly. In addition, she is the Honorary Trustee for the United University Professions College Scholarship Trust Fund.
Throughout her life, Ms. Butera has earned the respect of her peers through tireless community service, illustrating the energies and passions of a woman who leads a meaningful, productive life.
Her long, illustrious career began when she graduated Leetonia High School in 1938 as Class Co-Salutorian. She went on to earn many degrees and certificates from such institutions as Youngstown State University, the University of Akron, SUNY Buffalo, and Clarkson College.
A tireless advocate for education, Ms. Butera worked as a professor of business technology at SUNY Alfred, from 1974 to 1990. However, her contributions were far from over, as she remained a member of the United University Professions for the following decade and a half.
As a longtime community activist, Ms. Butera's accomplishments range far and wide. She has received numerous awards, including the United University Professions Certificate of Appreciation for Meritorious service to the Union and Its Membership, the Allegany County Board of Legislators Certificate of Appreciation, the Outstanding College Service Award from Alfred State College, the Nina Mitchell Award For Distinguished Service to the United University Professions, the Mother Jones Distinguished Service Award, and many other awards, committee memberships and services of
various organizations too numerous to mention.
The Women of Distinction program was created in 1998 as part of our state celebration of Women's History Month to honor exemplary women from across New York State whose singular professional or personal achievements, commitment to excellence and accomplishments merit special recognition. Honorees are selected from nominations submitted from across the state.
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The City Council's education committee approved the Memphis City Schools' $879 million budget this afternoon.
The city's contribution to that figure is $78 million.
Members of the city school board also told the committee they were for the concept of single-source funding, but need more details before they can back a specific plan.
Committee chair Janis Fullilove also recounted her recent experience at Oakhaven Middle/High School, which she said reminded her of "the riots in the '60s."
"There were about 200 children fighting in the street," she said. "I saw one young man put his hand down his pants as if he had a weapon. I did not see a weapon, but he was threatening other folks in the crowd.
"It was horrid. It was reprehensible. It was frightening. Neighbors were standing on their porches. Parents couldn't get out of their cars to pick their children up from school. They couldn't find their children.
"I understand this is the third such incident that has happened since school started over there at Oakhaven."
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Atti has a significant speech delay, and we're always trying to unlock the mystery of exactly how to help him past it. You would expect a speech delay in a kid with Cerebral Palsy, it's even more common than needing a wheelchair since all those tiny mouth and tongue muscles have to coordinate together in micro movements at a rapid pace, but Atti's doesn't seem to be so clear cut.
For one thing, he's capable of making a whole lot of sounds he just doesn't use in speech. Sometimes I think this kid is going to be the next Michael Winslow. He imitates the car, the dishwasher, the Gu-Gung of the Law and Order gavel, the static of an HBO production bumper. And his singing. You guys, his singing. He hears a song three times and he can sing it perfectly. He sings songs I've never heard. He sings songs I don't even realize he's heard as I'm flipping between radio stations. He sings introductions to podcasts he's only heard second hand through my earbuds. He sings songs that I made up in a waiting room once and completely forgot about. He sings and sings and sings. Often jumping off a word in the conversation or choosing a song that can answer a question. He's a prodigy.
So with that kind of skill, you'd think, or at least I would think, that he'd be able to communicate in words. He's capable of making the sounds (close enough to be understood, anyway), he gets the meaning of them, and yet, he doesn't talk to me. He repeats scenes from his favorite books or television shows, he's constantly repeating the sayings his toys make, but if I ask him what he learned at school that day? Crickets.
At our last IEP I was sharing my frustration about this with his team. I really want him to enter Kindergarten in a typical classroom, because he's freaking brilliant. He sat on my lap as I texted Bear and he read his first sentence today. I love you. If he had eyes that could stay on the same line I think he probably would have done it years ago. But if he can't communicate with his teacher or follow directions or answer questions, that could be a real hindrance. School is all about performance. You have to be able to prove you know stuff on cue.
In that meeting one of the program directors said, "You know, if we were talking about an older child, I'd almost wonder if he was a bit of a perfectionist."
She blew my mind. Perfectionist. Of course. He is my child after all. He certainly has some speech issues to work through, but his real communication problems aren't from a lack of ability. When he sings a song, each word has a place. There is a right word in every moment. When he repeats the things his toys say, he can get it exactly right. He can be understood. He doesn't have to guess. We don't have to guess. He doesn't have to fail.
Since that meeting we've been working on reinforcing him whenever he makes an attempt, and slowly, slowly, slowly, we're seeing our efforts bear fruit. Now when he wants to tell me how much he loves me, he'll use a saying from his toy, but with a twist. "You make me happy too…Mama!" He'll say with a gleam in his eye. Watching to see if I caught how he used my name instead of the name his toy uses. He's starting to repeat what we ask him to say. Still not originating speech, but being brave enough to try and follow our lead.
Our last time at therapy we were trying to get Atti to play with a basketball hoop, but he was not feeling it. Instead of stretching his arms over his head like we wanted, he'd toss the ball somewhere in the direction of the net and then try and talk us into letting that be enough. I know this because he was using my words against me. "Good try, my sweet boy!" "Excellent work!" "Atti did it!" That's apparently what I say to him when he tries, and so that's what he said to me to tell me he was.


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Most people have heard of the lost continent of Atlantis. The Edgar Cayce readings tell us that the Egyptian civilization was changed inexorably by the migration of Atlanterans into their land. These influences included the Pyramids and similar constructions also seen in other parts of the world.
Edgar Cayce On: Mankind and Atlantis examines the writings of Plato and others then compares some of that information with the readings as given by Cayce. As 28% of the Cayce life-readings involved people who were told that they had a prior lifetime as an Atlantean we also look at them for any clues they may hold as to whether Atlantis really existed as a physical geographical location. Along the way we'll see how Cayce explains the early development of the soul-form into mankind and its association with early Atlantis.
I see Atlantis in the same way one might depict a ancient ancestor far removed yet still a fragment of their existence is contained in our genetic code. It is with the thought that our existance is somehow tied to Atlantis,in ways in which we don't fully comprehend, that I have chosen to explore this lingering question. I hope you enjoy the journey along with me.
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Xbox manager Don Mattrick is stepping down to take a high level position at the troubled online game outfit Zynga.
According to USA Today, Mattrick is expected to replace company founder Mark Pincus as CEO. Pincus still owns most of the company so it is not clear how much control he will still have.
Matterick's move is odd and this has lead to some speculation that he might have been planning to flee Redmond before the restructuring. While Matterick has done rather well at Redmond, he may not have liked the look of what Steve Ballmer was planning for him.
There have been some rumours that Mattrick is leaving because of the large amount of PR difficulties that have followed the Xbox One.
Vole had to do an about-face over a number of controversial policies for the forthcoming console, including a required online check-in every 24 hours.
That was not so obvious from Ballmer's email to staff announcing Mattrick's exit where he effectively credits Mattrick for Microsoft's Xbox success and "setting us on a path to completely redefine the entertainment industry".
He said the job was a "great opportunity for Don, and I wish him success".
Ballmer did add that Mattrick's workers will report to him, at least until the Xbox One ships.
Zynga has been closing offices and laying off more than 500 employees and things are not going well financially.
The company's revenue dropped 18 percent last quarter and audience engagement metrics are down as well.


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The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) released it purchasing managers index (PMI) this morning, showing a modest uptick in the pace of overall manufacturing activity in January. Note that much of the data for 2011 were revised due to new seasonal adjustment factors. With that revision, the PMI rose from 53.1 in December to 54.1 in January. The index has been above 50 – its threshold for expansion in the sector – for 30 months, or since August 2009.
Looking at the various components the news is more mixed. While all of the key areas are over 50 except for inventories, a couple did reflect some easing in their pace of growth. On the positive side, the new orders variable grew stronger, up from 54.8 to 57.6. Supplier deliveries and new export orders also improved in the month.
However, production, employment and imports rose at a slower rate. Inventories continued to contract, but neared the neutral point. The pace of price increases for raw materials also gained some steam after contracting in the previous three months.
Most of the sample comments provided by ISM echoed these sentiments. A machinery respondent, for instance, said, "Year starting a little slow, but customers are positive about increased business in 2012." This sums up the bulk of the comments, with optimism for a stronger year.
Interestingly, one individual in the computer and electronics manufacturing sector added, "Business lost to offshore is coming back." We continue to hear such anecdotal pieces of evidence about reshoring, and if nothing else, it provides another hint of American competitiveness in light of recent labor productivity gains. The Bureau of Economic Analysis is releasing new productivity data for the fourth quarter tomorrow.
Overall, the ISM data shows the manufacturing sector continues to recover. But, like other data released this week it is clear that growth has been modest at best. January appears to be growing less strongly than in November or December. While the new orders figures in this report bode well for future activity, it would be nice to see that translate into higher production and employment growth in the months ahead.
Chad Moutray is chief economist, National Association of Manufacturers.
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CUCFA supports Assembly Member Warren Furutani's proposed legislation that would raise funds for higher education through an oil extraction tax. We delivered the following letter of support with suggested changes:
May 2, 2011
Assembly Member Warren Furutani
State Capitol Building
P.O. Box 942849
Sacramento, CA 94249-0055
Tel: (916) 319-2055
Fax: (916) 319-2155
Re: AB 1326 — Support if amended
Dear Assembly Member Furutani:
While the Council of UC Faculty Associations (CUCFA) endorses both the general aim of AB 1326 (as amended April 13, 2011), which is to increase funding for public higher education in California, and the bill's proposed method of an oil and gas severance tax, we have concerns with some of the specifics of the bill, and we offer the following suggested additions and changes. In our view, these will substantially strengthen the bill.
Suggested added wording:
1) Consistent with the principle that the natural resources in the State of California be managed for the benefit of its people, this oil and gas severance tax is enacted for the benefit of California public higher education.
2) It is the duty of the board to maintain the integrity of the fund and to manage it for the benefit of public higher education in the State of California. The board shall adhere the highest standards of transparency, accountability, and fiduciary responsibility.
3) Among the oversight responsibilities of the board is to manage the tax revenues to create an endowment for California public higher education that will outlast the declining oil and gas production in the State.
4) All members of the board, the director, and all employees of the corporation shall be subject to California law and reporting requirements relating to conflicts of interest.
5) The board shall maintain a public website to report on its activities including all of the reports listed below.
6) The board shall issue quarterly and annual reports on all of its activities including, but not limited to, income, payouts, and investment holdings, transactions, and performance.
7) The activities of the corporation shall be audited on an annual basis by the California State Auditor and the resulting reports shall be posted on the website.
9) The board shall conduct quarterly open meetings with the agenda posted on the website two weeks in advance of the meeting and the minutes posted within two weeks after the meeting.
10) Payments to the segments shall be made both directly from the tax revenues and additionally from the endowment net appreciation. During each year, one half of the tax revenue shall be paid directly to the segments while the other half is added to the endowment. For each year, the net appreciation of the endowment shall be calculated as the inflation adjusted year-on-year increase in the market value of the endowment minus the amount added to the endowment from tax revenue during that year. The additional annual payment to the segments from the net appreciation shall be one half of the five year running average of the net appreciation.
11) If the endowment reaches a market value of $60B in 2011 dollars, the payout method shall be shifted to the following. All of the annual severance taxes shall be paid out to the segments. The annual endowment appreciation shall be the year-on-year, inflation adjusted increase in the market value of the endowment. The additional annual payment to the segments from the appreciation shall be the five year running average of the annual appreciation.
12) All management fees for the fund and salaries and other expenses of the board and its employees shall not exceed 1% of the taxes collected in each year.
13) The payouts to public higher education shall be divided equally among the segments: Community Colleges one third, CSU one third, UC one third.
Suggested changes:
14) In Sec. 99505 a. 2, the term "nonmanagement employee" is not defined. We suggest that it should be more specific and that the definition should include public higher education faculty.
15) Delete 99514.d on real estate investments and the references to real property investments in other places.
16) In 99512 d, replace "…the average amount that has been appropriated for the institutions of higher education…" with "…the average amount of the general fund that has been appropriated for the institutions of higher education…"
17) In 99508 (a) and 99512 (a), replace "direct classroom instruction" with "instructional purposes."
Joe Kiskis
Vice President for External Relations
Council of UC Faculty Associations and
Professor of Physics, UC Davis


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Glad the show went well yesterday, IS. Just keep calm and cool, don't fall apart. The two of you will get through this. It is just a bump in the road. Ginny
Excuse me for taking just a moment to showcase DH's talent. He just finished building this beautiful sideboard for our dining room!
It's made of quarter-sawn oak, and it's HEAVY. Now he thinks I can help him carry it up the steep deck staircase to the second floor, our main level. I'm concerned for my back if I try that. I keep telling him we need to adopt an 18-year-old son.
On the banks of the Mississippi River in north central Minnesota (Brainerd lakes area)
Oh Nancy, the sideboard is gorgeous. Tell Randy he's done good. Real good.
In the beautiful Pacific Northwest!
Nancy, if you can't get it into your house, I will send a couple strong guys and a truck and they can get it in MY house. DH said for you to tell your DH that he did a great job. It is beautiful.
Nancy, Tell DH he outdid himself. It's gorgeous. Ginny
Nancy, Tell Randy very nice job. He can build one for me. Lol Keep up the nice work.
Diana in East TN
WOW! This is just gorgeous! Tell Randy he should be proud of himself, I know you are. What talent!
Millbury, MA
This is absolutely gorgeous! You are one lucky lady.
Bonner Springs, Kansas
Have to share this, my daughter posted it on face book. It is so true.
Chiliwist Valley
Wow Nancy, that is beautiful wood work. Is Randy making a door prize for the Oregon retreat? (Hint, hint.)
Patti:Is Randy making a door prize for the Oregon retreat? (Hint, hint.)
Poor guy. But, yeah, hint hint.
Nancy, his work is absolutely fantastic. I wish he would/could teach my DH to do some of this. It's just beautiful.
Just had a message from Linda Koller and she has been unable to get online. Says it's telling her she is an invalid member. Any suggestions besides calling Customer Service?
Nancy, Randy outdid himself with this one. Love the details on the side doors.
WOW! That sideboard is absolutely stunning!


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Headline: New stamp and coin edition celebrates Royal tour
3 March 2014
New Zealand Post will be releasing two special stamps and a coin to commemorate the 7 April visit to New Zealand of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge.
The stamps depict a family portrait taken at the Middleton family home and the official portrait from Prince George's christening. The limited edition 1oz silver proof legal tender coin illustrates the young couple in colour against the backdrop of Government House in Wellington.
New Zealand Post Head of Stamps and Coins Simon Allison says he is expecting interest in the stamps and coin to be high.
"Kiwis will be keen to get a glimpse of the young couple and future King while they're visiting. This special stamp and coin issue is a great way to celebrate and commemorate the visit."
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has personally approved the images for use on these stamps and coin.
These Royal Visit stamps and coin are available for pre-order online (nzpost.co.nz/stamps) and will be available in PostShops and REAL Aotearoa stores from 7 April, to coincide with the arrival.
Note: New Zealand Post is authorised by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand as the only official issuer of legal tender New Zealand commemorative coins.


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Elese Daniel
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
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Lucia Jackson, 33, was nicknamed "Vogue" as a young Halloween-obsessed Iowan girl. She painted the faces of her friends in her father's basement before school dances. Now, as a firm believer in playing dress-up at any age, she runs a costume shop out of her attic in Northside.
The Mount Mary University dropout abandoned her courtier dress-making studies because, for her, college wasn't the place to learn how to run a business. Instead, she spent her life in retail.
She worked her way through corporate mall jobs before vowing to herself and her son, Oscar Franklin, 7, that they would spend more time together and that she would land a sewing job. Today, she pays the bills by working as a regional auditor for more than 40 tanning salons, inspecting their equipment and ensuring their cleanliness.
But her goals revolve around
Kintimate Costumes
, the business she named in a late-night journal entry. She has narrowed her sewing dreams down to creating costumes. And not just any costumes. She wants the people who come to her for costumes to leave with an experience.
Q:Where did the idea for Kintimate Costumes come from?
I've tried to put a definition on when wanting to be a wedding dress specialist to a costume designer happened, but I don't know when my focus switched.
One night I was up writing about what I wanted my own company to be, and I said that I wanted it be a more intimate experience. I wanted people to be able to come to me for anything that they wanted, and then that turned over into Kintimate.
I've always had a thing for costume design. It started when I was a little kid. There was a Halloween where I had to dress myself up last-minute. I was supposed to be a French maid. It was way too cold in Iowa to be a French maid—why my father allowed me to be a French maid as a child, I don't know. So, I had to go up to my grandma's closet and be left to my own devices up there.
I came down[stairs] with a black fur hat on and I painted my face red with lipstick. I had on a red cape and I was dressed in all black. Everybody asked me what I was, and I said I was a Russian. In the beginning of the '80s with the Cold War and the Russians being The Reds and hearing it and picking up on things like that, when I came down like that, all the adults just absolutely lost it!
That reaction—I remember having that, 'Oh my God kid, that's so cool' [reaction] and being like, 'I want everybody to react like this all the time.'
Q: What's up there? What's really in the attic?
My life savings. There's a lot of money up there. I hope it all comes back.
I've got everything up there from cowboys and Indians to a whole entire sports group. I've got my old cheerleading uniform from high school. It goes really perfect with the referee, which is really kind of creepy and perfect.
I've got one race car person—I found it on the side of the road.
I have an inflatable red suit. I have about a thousand country bumpkins. I've got some really neat vintage clothes, and a few old wedding dresses and some beautiful gowns. One hundred and one anime masks. Over 140 belts. My real closet and all my storage fabric. Random black stuff, random white stuff, random green stuff, hippie stuff. A whole dresser dedicated to hair and hats.
Kid's costumes, guy's costumes and random costumes. I've got my marching band costume that I wore in the Fourth of July parade. Thirty-four of my friends got together with me and we had a Kintimate float and we promoted it. I dressed like the leader of the marching band. We had Vikings and Indian warriors and a Christmas tree and a Santa and a witch doctor and some pirates.
Q; Where did everything come from? How'd you acquire it all?
Thrift stores. Hours in thrift stores. Hours, days, months, years—I've spent more time digging through thrift stores than anything. I've eliminated the search and destroy of the thrift store for everyone.
You need a big thick belt to be Amy Winehouse? You can come get it from me. You don't have to go to six thrift shops to try and find it yourself. I've done all that for you.
And that's one of the good things about my corporate job now. As an auditor at the regional level, I have so many locations that are spread out. I've got 42 different areas of Cincinnati and Dayton and Columbus that I go to once a month now, so I try to block off an hour or two to stop into thrift stores all around.
It's perfect because I get paid for my day job to go and build my inventory for my dream job. I feel so lucky.
And I've had a few friends make really nice donations of costumes. Since all of this has come to life, I've come home, oh, maybe 10 times to bags of stuff on my porch, like, 'There you go.' Sometimes with a note, sometimes not.
Q: So how did Kintimate go from an idea to reality? From just your stuff in the attic to people buying and renting things?
People would call me randomly saying, 'Hey can I borrow stuff?'—knowing that I was a hoarder, and then it turned into a costume shop.
If you have a purpose behind it, it's not hoarding, it's collecting. Right?
I don't know that it's hit me that it's real. Seeing my name in CityBeat's [Best Of] next to Cappel's and Casablanca and Talk of the Town, all these places that I walked into when I was 22, looking around. This is so neat. It's still unbelievable to me.
Q: What sets you apart from those places?
I do custom costumes and nobody else in Cincinnati really does. Nobody has a place where you can go to them and say 'I want to be Poseidon, make me something.' You can go to places and say I want to be Poseidon, what do you have? But that's not my focus.
I'll do whatever you want.
There are different levels of service that I provide. You can get a custom costume or costume rental—you can come pick it up, it goes in a box, it leaves, you bring it back.
You could also have an appointment. I'd do your hair and make-up and you leave completely transformed.
Q: Since Kintimate is still in its beginning stages, what are your goals? What plans are you implementing now? What do you see this becoming as it grows?
I feel like this last year I've really got my presence out there. Right now, if anyone's Googling Kintimate they're not getting anything—maybe the Facebook. And that's fine. I'll leave them questioning and wondering and in a few months—blast off.
There's some really neat things on the horizon that have been proposed to me. I'll announce the logo, the website and everything during the [Fourth of July] parade.
My focus for all of 2013 is turning this hobby into a business. It's always been such a hobby and I've done it in my spare time, and not as my focus. So this year, it's about taking all the inventory I have currently and getting it online, so that people can browse and see what I have.
Another goal going forward is to not have the costuming process take over my whole entire house. Because it does. I end up with stuff—Halloween 2012, this entire area was full of costumes, and that's how it was Fourth of July too. I had like 37 costumes hanging up here, right here in this doorway. It's neat, but on the other hand, it's overwhelming.
I mean, Cappel's started in somebody's basement—Kintimate can start in my attic.
Q: What is it about what you do that makes you love it every day?
I get to play dress-up. It occurred to me recently that my life is like one giant role play. I get to wear different costumes whenever I feel like it. Not that I walk around like Catwoman every day, but you know, if you're having a bad day, it doesn't hurt to put on a wig or funny hat.
Elese Daniel is a recent graduate of the University of Cincinnati's Journalism Department. You can see her video work featured on
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Meet ProNica project partners on a more leisurely Witness Tour and experience a country renowned for its stunning vistas, its warm hospitality, and the inspiring resilience of its people.
In addition to visiting our project partners working on women's rights, rehabilitating abandoned children, organic farming, and our famous beauty school, visitors stop by potters' and artisans' studios, enjoy performances by musicians, and shop in local markets specializing in native handicrafts.
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10-Day Witness TourMeet ProNica project partners & experience Nicaragua
- Simple accommodations in ProNica's guest house + All meals prepared by caterers specializing in local cuisine + All transportation in air conditioned vehicles Tour leader, guides and translators Space is limited to six; minimum is four. A $100 deposit per participant reserves your place. Full payment is due six weeks prior to tour. Bring only your camera and souvenir money.
Quaker HouseCasa Cuáquera
- Quaker House is perfect for witness trips, work brigades, delegations and other solidarity groups interested in Nicaragua. It is available for small meetings or workshops.
- Dormitory style accommodations
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Nicholas Kristof recently, in addressing a St. Petersburg audience, reminded us "you have won the lottery of life." Few experiences do more to make that statement a personal reality than visiting the projects of ProNica in Nicaragua: the graduation of proud pre-school children who had recently lived on the town dump; the house and farm for children rescued from a life on the street; services for battered women in a place named for a beautiful 27-year-old whose husband had beaten her to death; a community whose courage and resilience helped them relocate themselves after a civil war; and certainly not least, the graduation of students from a beauty school so generously founded and supported by Pam and Herb Haigh. The reminders of pain and suffering are countered by the beauty of Nicaragua, the crater lakes, the fields of drying coffee beans; the smoke rising from the distant volcano. These are wonderful, and yet vividly painful memories of the ProNica tour so expertly arranged. Thank you to everyone for an experience that will renew our commitment to all those who haven't yet won the lottery. Marlene Springer
To me, Nicaragua is like a time machine. The Nicaraguans value families and neighbors. They exist in a shared sense of community and solidarity. The primary form of entertainment is conversation and each are brilliant conversationalists. Where we struggle to be "present" and have "quality time," Nicaraguans have mastered it and do so effortlessly. It's a huge contrast from our diasporic and frenetic culture. I went to Nicaragua wanting to help and discover that perhaps it's me that needs help. Kurt Guenther


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What does dysuria mean?
Definitions for dysuriaˌdɪs yʊˈri ə, dɪsˈyʊər i ə
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Princeton's WordNet
painful or difficult urination
difficult or painful discharge of urine
Webster Dictionary
alt. of Dysury
In medicine, specifically urology, dysuria refers to painful urination. Difficult urination is also sometimes, but rarely, described as dysuria. It is one of a constellation of irritative bladder symptoms, which includes urinary frequency and haematuria.
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
dis-ū′ri-a, n. a difficulty of passing urine—also Dys′ury.—adj. Dysū′ric. [Gr. dys, ill, ouron, urine.]
U.S. National Library of Medicine
Painful URINATION. It is often associated with infections of the lower URINARY TRACT.
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of dysuria in Chaldean Numerology is: 9
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The numerical value of dysuria in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
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