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Creation evangelism at Mars Hill
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Monday, November 09, 2009
I remember those conspiratorial walks on the way there, down dark streets and past warehouses and how we would always have these elaborate conversations -- we were trying to prepare for the drama and if you looked up at the sky it would frame us, that's what I'm thinking now. Sometimes we looked, and sometimes we didn't. I can picture Laurie first and then Garrett and Andee, since he had moved down to San Francisco while I was in Seattle, we had met at Bauhaus but we really met in my kitchen, once I got back. There were others too and then there was JoAnne.
And Melissa, she was the one who liked house music too so sometimes we would go to Your Sister's House instead of Junk, just the two of us and then there wasn't any drama just dancing, Melissa would wonder if any of these women were dykes but if they were then we never found out. I met Melissa at ACT UP and we were the token queers in the activist group that got me to stop doing direct action for a while, there were other queers but they were tokenized for other reasons. That was the group where we held a sleep-out at the mayor's house and at meetings everyone started screaming at me because I thought we should operate by consensus. Or not everyone, but the two people with the most power. Melissa was one of the people who agreed with me but she didn't say anything in the meetings; neither did the other people who wanted consensus. Melissa was kind of like some of my childhood friends, someone so awkward that most people couldn't see her, but her analysis was more skillful than anyone else who I'd met. Like when she met Zee, back when he wanted to be friends with all my friends and so the two of them went out for tea and I got kind of scared that they would become friends and leave me, I knew this was irrational so I didn't say anything. That's how I dealt with whatever I thought was irrational, like when I got jealous sometimes of the people Zee would sleep with, but I knew I shouldn't be jealous and so I didn't talk about it.
After Melissa met with Zee, she said: you know, he totally objectifies you. And I hadn't thought about it that way before, but she was right. Melissa was stuck at her parents house after dropping out of school -- she went to Yale and it traumatized her in some of the same ways that Brown traumatized me, but she stayed longer and it got worse and she tried to kill herself. After she got out of the hospital, she stayed in New Haven because she liked it there, just not Yale, but now she was back at her parents' house, scared of her father in the hallway and sometimes she would stay at my house, especially after Junk. We would share my bed and I would try to encourage her to get away, away from her parents but there was something that meant she couldn't, she would look away when she was trying to say it, voice shaking and I knew.
Once JoAnne moved in, we were a whole house of queer vegan incest survivors. I would go JoAnne's room when I was scared of my father's eyes and then JoAnne started talking about the dirty old man she needed to picture in order to get off, there was no other way -- she needed that dirty old man. Finally she realized it was her father and we would hold each other in that way that meant it was okay if nothing was possible and it was okay if everything was possible and then it was just okay. We would sob together, really sob -- Zee had held me in this way but then it would all fall apart. With JoAnne the connection was a constant-- she had felt it right when we met in DC and that's what made Seattle so possible, and all that space.
But back to our storied San Francisco kitchen, did JoAnne really move in right after Laurie moved out, or was there someone in between? JoAnne and I would paint each other's nails and soak our hands in ice water, we would help each other with our hair dye, the hard to reach places in the back, and then we would get ready to go out or get ready not to go out. Sometimes we would combine weird drugs that didn't quite feel like drugs -- black beauties that JoAnne brought down from Canada that were supposed to be speed but they were so calm to us that we decided they were caffeine, or ephedrine and Xanax, I still had a lot of Xanax that I'd gotten from my father's medicine cabinet, samples from the company arranged in a big box. We snorted everything on a shard of an old mirror because that's the way we liked it best, we were avoiding the drugs that squeezed us too hard but still we wanted that burn. Then we'd go to La Rondalla for margaritas and the photo booth, was there a photo booth at La Rondalla? There was so much laughter as we would tumble around.
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- marginalutility said...
I just wanted to let you know I've been really enjoying your writing lately--all the excesses, the almost puritanism of young activists--I've been identifying like a madwoman, and linking you on facebook. Oh, and hey, let's play more six degrees of internet seperation--the author of talk talk telephone talk, whom you link, is a good internet friend of mine.
Oh, and now to ask a favor--could you link my blog, if you like it? It's about sex work and the drug war and when the two issues coincide (and some stuff about the mad movement sprinkled in). It's called Virtues of Vice, and it's www.edgylittledogooder.blogspot.com--take a look. People's favorite post so far seems to be the one on "pimps."
Will you be at the Desiree Alliance's conference in July at Las Vegas this year? I'd love to see you there.
- November 09, 2009 7:34 AM
- mattilda bernstein sycamore said...
Yay -- that's so great to hear! I wonder how people are relating to this writing, since it's so personal in a way...
And thanks for linking!!!
And I figured you might know talk talk telephone talk -- that makes a lot of sense :)
And yes yes I'll link to your blog -- I thought it was on my friends list in the blogroll, but I will check later on and see...
I won't be in Vegas, but I'd love to hear how it goes!
Love --
- November 09, 2009 2:15 PM
- Nick said...
Tumbling! Oh yes, tumbling in turmoil I say / Whoa so this is what she means / She means we're bouncing into Graceland!
- November 10, 2009 1:03 AM
- mattilda bernstein sycamore said...
Tumbling in turmoil, indeed...
Love --
- November 10, 2009 4:05 PM

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Young Frankenstein, Smoke and Stitches
Posted on by Bruce Johnson in Remarkability
When was the last time you saw a Broadway play? Do you remember what you felt both during and after the performance? My guess is that you probably used words like, "amazing," "breath-taking," "inspiring," unbelievable," "mind-blowing," "unforgettable," "spine-tingling," hilarious," "moving," "awesome," or, maybe even, "remarkable!"
So what is it that drives that incredibly consistent experience that so many of us have with Broadway?" Leaving talent aside, I'd suggest that one of the keys is the attention they pay to doing the "little bit extra," (LBEs)
For example, a few weeks ago, my family and I went on a mini-vacation to NYC. On the first evening we went to see the musical, "Young Frankenstein." A friend of ours had seen it and highly recommended it to us–and we were not disappointed. In fact, it may be my favorite musical.
I say that not just because we saw it recently, but because the show did everything right–and I mean everything. The set, the sound, the lighting, the characters, the dialogue, the songs, the music, the humor, the audio-visuals, the integrity to the movie, the actors, the story–it all worked. In fact, I went back and re-watched the movie afterwards and the play clearly exceeded the original. It was, without a doubt, the highlight of our NYC experience.
But there was one moment for me that encapsulated why it was so good. Well into the play, there is a short scene where the monster goes into the cabin of a blind man. It's not a vital part of the story but as I was watching, my eye just happened to catch a "little bit extra"–there was "smoke" coming out of the chimney pipe.
It wasn't necessary. It was just a little smoke (I'm assuming dry ice), and I wouldn't be surprised if only a handful of us in the audience even noticed it, but it was there. Now, if no smoke came out of the chimney pipe, none of us would have cared. It was clear that this was a cabin in the woods. But the fact that someone took the time every performance to make sure that "smoke" came out of that stack, even though most patrons wouldn't even notice it,? is the difference to me between Broadway and local theater. It was a LBE that was there primarily for the actors and tech crews–to remember to pay attention to all the "little bit extras," that turn something from ordinary to extraordinary.
It's like the Hall of Presidents at Disney World. If you were to look up close at the presidential figures
you'd notice that the clothes they're wearing are made out of the same material that clothes in that period were made from and that the stitches are done the same way they were done when that figure was president.
Now, from the audience's viewpoint, none of that is observable. However, that's irrelevant because those "little extra things" aren't really for us–they're for the people who work there to remember the standard of excellence–the Disney Standard–which is doing the "little bit extras" (the LBEs).
So, as you think about your business, what are some of the LBEs (little bit extras) that could make what you do more remarkable? What LBEs could you and your team engage in to cause your clients and customers to use words like, "amazing," "breath-taking," "inspiring," unbelievable," "unforgettable," and, "remarkable," when they talk about you and your company?
Getting the big things right is a given. It's the "little bit extras," that transform client experiences from ordinary to extraordinary. So what LBEs are you going to start working on this week to make what you do more remarkable?


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One woman was on her second career and married to a man who already had children. She was certain she didn't want a child of her own. Then she hit 45, and suddenly having a baby was the only thing that mattered.
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nor do i, actually. life has a funny way of doing that. pierced, tattooed, short-haired carnivore who teaches yoga and gets drunk sometimes while watching foreign films. did i mention that i'm single?
i can't stop waking up at 6am and i wish that meant i was waking up to do yoga or go for a walk. but, i just wake up instead, head for the coffee pot and watch 'frasier' re-runs while eating cereal.
my life is pleasant, but not exciting; happy, but not joyful; full, but not meaningful. i am smart, but not brainy; fuller, but not zaftig; kind, but not saintly.
i crave music and dancing. i want to be an actress but i don't want to go to hollywood. i love flirting but i don't think i have the talent. or maybe i meant 'acting.' "for in truth, i fear i am terrible at it." does love get you everywhere? certainly not. but nothing is truly possible without love. make sense? i love traveling and i wish i could do it for free.


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When new fellows join my lab, I give them some reading materials so that they can orient themselves in their assignment in a new eld. When fellows leave my lab, some after writing their dissertations, I prefer to give them a book as a symbolic present. I was longing for a book that contained something on more or less eve- thing about the islets. At the same time, I wished it contained information as recent as possible. There are a few such books in the market but they are pretty outdated. I started picking islets myself from October 1990, when I joined the Rolf Luft Center, Karolinska Institutet. Over the years my fascination for islet research remained high. Since last year, I felt a stronger urge to do more for these mysterious and hidden mini-organs that are directly or indirectly involved in the pathogenesis of all forms of diabetes that affects ?250 million people in the world. After I launched the Islet (landesbioscience. com/journals/islets) and founded the Islet Society (isletso- ety. org), there was a momentum that could be utilized to create something equally meaningful i. e. this book. The idea cracked in September 2008. Starting September 19, 2008, I contacted an estimated 90% of the authors who published anything on the islets during 2007–2008 and who could be traced from the internet.
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Futuremark Games Studio has announced Shattered Horizon, a new sci-fi first-person shooter from the makers of the 3DMark Benchmarking application. (Thanks Voodoo Extreme for the notice.) In Shattered Horizons, players take control of a survivor on a Moon mining operation or an astronaught trapped on the battered International Space Station. Since the earth is surrounded by debris, there is little chance for rescue. Therefore, players will have to fight for control of limited resources.
"In zero gravity the player is set free to play in new ways," wrote lead game designer Antti Summala in a statement. "Complete freedom of movement and unique level design create an experience that is at once familiar to anyone who loves the FPS style and yet strikingly different to any game they've played before."
Futuremark was always known for its 3DMark program and has never made a game, but Jukka Mäkinen, head of Futuremark Games Studio, wants to change that. "Fans of 3DMark have been asking us to make a game for many years. We're working hard to create something new, different and very, very fun," Mäkinen said in a statement.
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Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease
Condition: Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease
Overview ("What is it?")
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (also known as GERD) is a digestive condition where acid from the stomach contents flows back upward into the esophagus and, sometimes, back into the mouth leading to various symptoms.
GERD commonly occurs due to a malfunction of barriers that normally prevent stomach contents from flowing from the stomach back up the digestive tract.
Reflux of food (spitting up) is very common in infants. This largely resolves by 12 months of age.
Simple reflux is different that gastroesophageal reflux disease, which is notable for associated complications or symptoms. Long-standing reflux can lead to damage of the esophagus, difficult or painful swallowing or asthma-type symptoms.
Signs and Symptoms ("What symptoms will my child have?")
Symptoms of GERD may vary with a child's age. Many of the symptoms of GERD may be associated with other medical and developmental conditions. These symptoms should be discussed with a health care provider.
Infants may fail to gain weight (also termed
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Preschool children may have decreased food intake, poor weight gain or respiratory problems.
Older children and adolescents may complain of heartburn, spitting up food, hoarseness, nausea, pain in the upper abdomen, difficulty swallowing, wheezing or breathing issues.
Diagnosis ("What test are done to find out what my child has?")
Gastroesophageal reflux is often diagnosed based on the patient's symptoms. A doctor or health care provider can evaluate your child for this condition.
Additional tests may be necessary.
Upper gastrointestinal studies: X-rays test where the child swallows contrast to evaluate the passage of food or liquid. It also shows the anatomy of the inside of the esophagus and stomach.
Endoscopy: A diagnostic test where a physician passes a lighted flexible camera through the mouth and into the stomach while the child is sedated.
pH Probe study: Where a catheter is inserted through the mouth, esophagus and stomach. The catheter measures the acidity of the fluid in the esophagus and stomach. This is usually done over 24 hours.
Motility and manometry test: The movement and pressures within the esophagus is tested by catheters.
If your child has persistent symptoms or worsening problems, seek medical evaluation by a doctor who will evaluate the symptoms.
Treatment ("What will be done to make my child better?")
Treatment of GERD in children and adolescents is similar to that used for adults.
A group of medications called
proton pump inhibitors
(PPIs) decrease the amount of acid produced by the stomach. By lessening acidity of the the stomach, the irritation of the esophagus is reduced.
Another group of medications, called histamine type 2 receptor agonists (also known as
H2 blockers
) may be also useful. These also decrease acidity of stomach fluid.
Antacids may also be useful when symptoms are infrequent.
All these medications are available over the counter, but use in children is best discussed with a health care provider first.
Severe cases of GERD that do not respond to medical therapy may require surgery.
Indications for surgery include: Pulmonary complications, inadequate response to medical management, growth failure and ongoing pain or esophagitis (damage to or narrowing of esophagus from acid).
The most common surgery for GERD is a
, which involves wrapping a portion of the stomach around the esophagus. There are variations in how much of the esophagus is covered by the stomach and whether the stomach wraps around the front or the back. This procedure can be done laparoscopically (with several small incisions) or through a traditional larger incision. Outcomes are similar for both procedures. Depending on the child's specific needs, a feeding tube may be placed in the stomach at the same surgery.
The role of surgery is best determined in consultation with a pediatric surgeon.
There is no prevention for GERD. There are however, simple lifestyle modifications that may improve mild cases.
For infants, there are some changes in diet that can decrease the severity of symptoms:
Trials of smaller volume, but more frequent meals
Elimination of cow's milk from the diet
Thickening of foods with infant oat or rice cereal
Continuation of breast feeding in infants who are currently breast feeding
For children and adolescents, the following changes can improve GERD symptoms:
Elimination of chocolate, peppermint, carbonated or acidic beverages or any foods that seem to worsen symptoms
Weight loss in overweight children and maintenance of appropriate weight
Remaining upright (sitting or standing) for a period of time after meals
Chewing gum or using lozenges
Long-Term Outcomes ("Are there future conditions to worry about?")
Lifestyle modifications may provide relief for patients with mild symptoms. They are useful adjuncts to medications and surgery in patients who require these therapies but are unlikely to reverse existing damage to the esophagus on their own.
Medical management with PPIs is the usual first course of treatment. PPIs have a higher rate of medication compliance and may better aid in regression of existing damage to the esophagus as well as symptom improvement. The majority of patients respond to medical therapy along with lifestyle modifications.
Surgery may be a reasonable alternative to long-term medication use or for those who fail to respond to medical therapy, though ongoing medical therapy may be required. A discussion with your pediatrician and surgeon should discuss the indications, risks and benefits of operative therapy.
Holcomb, George W III, et al. Ashcraft's Pediatric Surgery. New York. Elsevier, 2014. E-book.
McMillan, Julia A, et al. Oski's Pediatrics. Philadelphia. Lippincott, Williams and Wilkins, 2006. E-book.
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One of my biggest passions is music, so when I get the chance to work on album artwork with talented creatives from another industry, I jump at the chance. Until the Ribbon Breaks is a British band, who blend genres like electronic, pop, rock, and hip-hop, with a sharp alternative edge. I worked with the band and their management team to produce an aesthetic which captures the process of their art, drawing inspiration from the concept behind the band's name.
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As you know, the time of year as the summer turns into autumn is the best time for eating corn on the cob. These delicious yellow foods are at their best right now.
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Nine of Water
Your wish comes true! That which you've prayed for finally manifests. Your concerns should now fade as your efforts are rewarded. Financial hopes are currently realized. Good fortune follows you!
The simple pleasures in life abound. Luxury and material comforts come to you. You're surrounded by beauty, happiness, and contentment.
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Love of life. Pleasure. Freedom. Things working out the way you'd hoped. Self-satisfaction.


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Yamaoka Yasuhiro - "Remix?" for Newknown (2004)
Yamaoka Yasuhiro "Remix?" for Newknown
01. Cathedral (not temple)
02. Cathedral (not mosque)
03. Cathedral (not cathedral)
04. Cathedral (not shrine)
In October 2004, NEWKNOWN (ex Newness Known) asked me that he would like to remix one of my works as a part of his remix project: Bohtoku (defilement) Remix. I accepted. A few weeks later, he sent me an e-mail saying that his remix had been done, check these out. These? Yes, he made the four versions from my work! Therefore, I decided to remix his work into four versions. As similar as he did. His composition Cathedral is one of my favourites. I broke down his Cathedral and rebuilt up to the different four buildings from it. They are not temple, or not mosque, not cathedral anymore, not shrine either.
Cathedral Remixes were originally released in 10.2004.
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Steve Gibson has no intention of selling Middlesbrough after rejecting a £50million offer for a stake in the club.
Press Association Sport understands Gibson, who steered Boro back from the brink of financial ruin in 1986, is not interested ether in a full sale or a partnership, but is open to potential new commercial avenues.
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Letters to a Young Poet – Rainer Maria Rilke
Wrestling with some seemingly unanswerable questions? Rilke's got your back.
"Be patient toward all that is unsolved in your heart and try to love the questions themselves, like locked rooms and like books that are now written in a very foreign tongue. Do not now seek the answers, which cannot be given you because you would not be able to live them. And the point is to live everything. Live the questions now. Perhaps you will then gradually, without noticing it, live along some distant day into the answer." - Rilke
Leaves of Grass – Walt Whitman
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The Awakening – Kate Chopin
Descriptive prose and rich metaphors color this book, which debuted to widespread controversy in 1899. Largely considered the earliest American novel centered around a powerful female protagonist, the book was censored and considered taboo for its frank portrayal of a woman who went against society to pursue her pleasure.
The Bluest Eye – Toni Morrison
Any of Morrison's works are an education, each sentence a revelation on the human condition and relationships. Psychologically gripping, you won't be able to put this one down.
The Alchemist – Paulo Coelho
A beautiful book, in the spirit of Le Petit Prince, about following your dreams and the true meaning of love.
The Tibetan Book of the Dead - translated by Padma Sambhava
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Wednesday, 26 November 2008
'Beautiful Dignity in Self Abuse': Richey Edwards
I was sad to read on Sunday that Richey Edwards had been officially pronounced dead , 14 years after disappearing. It seemed that, for me, my last grain of hope had gone with that news. I guess Richey isn't coming back to save the Manic Street Preachers from letting their current mediocrity consume the band and carrying them to a limp end. It seems that the story of the Manics will be a scream to a sigh.
The Manics without Richey have been a different band and it hasn't served them well in the long term. Yes, in the years immediately following his disappearance, they produced two great, accessible albums, as they reached the apex of their fame, in Everything Must Go and This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours. But since then accessibility has taken over values previously held dear to the band and they have turned out a number of albums which can be broadly defined as dross. And I think that the Manics are aware of this. Their last album, Send Away The Tigers was a desperate attempt to get back to what they had in The Holy Bible era, but inevitably it lacked something and I, like many others know that something, is Richey Edwards.
Although never a great musician by any standards, Richey's lyrics on the first four albums (Generation Terrorists, Gold against the Soul, The Holy Bible and Everything Must Go) are second to none in my eyes. It is a great skill to write songs which are so uncomfortable to listen to yet so poignant – to take in personal issues and issues from the bleak world that surrounded him and then to filter them into well-versed, coherent and meaningful lyrics in songs such as 4st 7lb and Archives of Pain is a great achievement. His life in the media spotlight was blighted by his problems with weight, depression, drugs and drink but maintained a defiant charisma and style as the bands frontman, along with Nicky Wire.
For me Richey Edwards has always been about escapism. Forming a band and signing to a major label in order to escape the bleak nothingness and boredom of the South Wales Valleys. Self abuse, bleak lyrics and eyeliner to escape his insecurities, drug and drink abuse to escape the pressures of fame and finally disappearance to escape it all. Whether dead or alive Richey has left a fantastic lyrical legacy especially on The Holy Bible and I think it will be a long time before Richey's legacy is forgotten.
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- Stuck In Sepia Film said...
Amen to that but as a Manics fan, I have to disagree about their later albums. Know Your Enemy is a good album and so is Lifeblood, with it's cool melancholy. Nicky's lyrics are good too but they cannot be compared to Richey's, they are just very different lyricists. As Nicky said, Richey probably wouldn't be able to write A Design For Life and if he did, it would be far too complex. Oh and SATT is a great mainstream rock album, with some great lyrics like the title track, Imperial Bodybags, I'm just a patsy, Rendition etc.
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Complete skepticism is an understandable consequence of discovering that one's enthusiasms are based on illusion. This skepticism leads to a dehumanization of history — a history drifting somewhere above us, taking its own course, having nothing to do with us, trying to cheat us, destroy us, playing out its cruel jokes.
But history is not something that takes place elsewhere; it takes place here. We all contribute to making it. If bringing back some human dimension to the world depends on anything, it depends on how we acquit ourselves in the here and now.
The kind of hope I often think about (especially in hopeless situations like prison or the sewer) is, I believe, a state of mind, not a state of the world. Either we have hope within us or we don't. Hope is not a prognostication — it's an orientation of the spirit. Each of us must find real, fundamental hope within himself. You can't delegate that to anyone else.
Hope in this deep and powerful sense is not the same as joy when things are going well, or willingness to invest in enterprises that are obviously headed for early success, but rather an ability to work for something to succeed. Hope is definitely not the same thing as optimism. It's not the conviction that something will turn out well, but the certainty that something makes sense, regardless of how it turns out. It is this hope, above all, that gives us strength to live and to continually try new things, even in conditions that seem as hopeless as ours do, here and now. In the face of this absurdity, life is too precious a thing to permit its devaluation by living pointlessly, emptily, without meaning, without love, and, finally, without hope.
There is this simple statement by Vaclav Havel on hope.
There is so much to do.
And our hands must do it.
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And there are places like Writer's Resist who want to publish dissent.
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And there are local, all-volunteer organizations that desperately need your support.
Please support the Tuscaloosa @NAACP. They work so hard to make the change we want to see in the world. pic.twitter.com/xdAHeEOYwl— alina stefanescu (@aliner) January 13, 2017
And there is something you can do with even $10 that makes an unbelievable difference.
@arsetechnica #ExxonKnew - they bragged about it. 1962. #tillersonhearing pic.twitter.com/sNupcjvkvY— Shannyn Moore (@shannynmoore) January 11, 2017
And there are those who want you to sit at home and watch football. Or give up. Or acquiesce. Somehow.
.@CoryBooker testifies against Jeff Sessions: "our country demands a more courageous empathy" pic.twitter.com/Tnr3t9OyPM— Sen. Cory Booker (@SenBookerOffice) January 11, 2017
And there are those who beg you to be the change you want to see in the world.
And there is a future for which we the sitting or standing or acting are responsible.
And there are marches all around the country calling your name.
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Yep, I am spending my Spring Break in the "bubble" of Sugar Land. Yep, that's right, the home of Tom Delay…
Can you feel my excitement? Don't get me wrong, I enjoy spending time with my family, but I thought the point of Spring Break was to go and do something. I have been contemplating a trip to Austin to see some friends or to Dallas to look at potential places to live.
After today's "experience" of filing my tax return, I really do not feel like doing much else. It's hot and humid here which isn't much of a new thing around here.
I did attend a "nerd" bachelor party last night… Now, I am not saying that I want strippers and stuff but playing Halo all night just doesn't do it for me. But I've never been a big gamer.


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Now THAT'S a classy title, eh? Wednesday actually came on Thursday this week, but it being the end of the month, there were some very nice books coming out.
Firstly, there was more of the Great Fables Crossover, part 6 of 9, with The Literals, #2. I have to say that I'm enjoying this thoroughly. Last week, poor Bigby was turned into an adorable little girl. This week, Kevin Thorne still is wrestling with the problem of his twin brother Writer's Block, and thanks to Hansel, he comes up with a particularly...drastic method of dealing with it. And the Page sisters, set up one heck of a battle.
Final Crisis: Ink, #1. I am rather liking the new Tattooed Man, and his struggle to try and be one of the good guys is interesting. He's certainly a huge contrast to good old Mike, the Human Flame, who is a complete and utter degenerate. Nicely done, and I'm interested in where this is going.
Green Lantern #41. HOLY CRAP!!!!
The Incredible Hercules #129 just continues to be my favorite Marvel book. Who knew that the gateway to the afterworld is through a Casino? Greg Pak continues to entertain me.
The Justice League of America #33 is...actually, pretty good! It's nice when Dwayne McDuffie actually gets a chance to tell a story without editorial or crossover constraints. I continue to enjoy his take on John Stewart in particular.
The Justice Society of America #27. Obsidian shows up! Well...sort've. But at least he has some dialogue,which is a good thing. Too bad nobody believes him about the bad stuff that is going down.
Wonder Woman #32, continues to pile on the angst. Diana manages to fare pretty well against Genocide, although Ares manages to up the ante considerably, and frankly, I think that Zeus has completely lost his marbles. And Tom gets a rude awakening.
Trinity #52. We made it to the end! The world is being put back together, with a few small differences, and a few people alive who were formerlly dead, and some other stuff. Wonder Woman, Batman and Superman decided that being Gods was overrated, and Krona gets his. Morgaine Le Fay's fate is particularly choice. A decent series, not as spectacular as 52, but a heck of a lot better than Countdown.
Oh, and here's Hal.
Man...getting smacked around by Captain Atom is just embarrassing. This is from Action Comics Weekly,and the two of them went at it for several issues. Atom wasn't this rude to Guy, for Heaven's Sake! Guess Hal's famous charm didn't work on someone after all.


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For "Notorious", it's all about the money.
a company that is always looking to make a splash by integrating
celebrities into their biggest show of the year, WrestleMania 33 is
noticeably absent any famous names from outside the wrestling
practically an entire year there was the plan to promote a match between The Big Show and Shaquille O'Neal, but that clash of titans fell apart for conflicting reasons.
After Brock Lesnar's
shocking inclusion at UFC 200 where he stomped out perennial
heavyweight contender Mark Hunt then subsequently popped for a
banned substance, the word making the rounds was that in exchange for
Brock, the UFC would reciprocate by loaning one of their big stars to WWE.
initial rumor was that person would be Paige Van Zant, who, despite
being an average competitor inside the cage is one of the more
well-known members of the UFC roster thanks to her aesthetics and
star-making appearance on Dancing with the Stars.
Speculation was that PVZ would
take part in SummerSlam, but when that didn't happen there were
really only two options left that made sense and could be considered fair trade for Lesnar:
Rousey and Conor McGregor.
return to the octagon ended with her being beaten like a human heavy
bag by Amanda Nunes, and the embarrassing defeat coupled with her
inability to tackle anything resembling adversity without falling off
the deep end has driven a stake through the heart of her drawing
That left McGregor, and as far as "Notorious" goes, WWE
has made no secret that they'd love to work with the brash Irish
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the new owners of the UFC.
His apparent unwillingness to defend either title he's won even caused some people to draw the
absurd conclusion that he'd walk away from MMA to join the world of
sports entertainment. This, of course ignores how harshly critical
he's been of both the industry and its participants, although when it comes to
the UFC lightweight champion if he's speaking, he's working. Take
everything he says with a grain of salt.
Now word is spreading that the two parties attempted to work something out for
an appearance at WrestleMania 33 but were unable to agree on the financial
Conor is currently focused on a mega-money fight against boxing icon
Floyd Mayweather and probably viewed WrestleMania as an unnecessary speed
bump on his road to such a massive payday.
With the type of earning
potential the Mayweather "boxer vs. MMA fighter" match-up brings (we're talking mid-eight figures per competitor), WWE's compensation for a
Mania cameo would be a mere pittance by comparison.
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Wednesday, November 25, 2015
4th Grade Color Theory
Glowing Lights 1st Grade
This week of Thanksgiving is always we we would pull out the Christmas lights at our house. In the spirit of untangling and testing strands of lights the first graders made glowing christmas lights in class. We begain with drawing a curvey line and then added the lights using construction paper crayons. (They are crayons made with extra bright pigments to work on dark colors of paper. ) Student only created the outline of the lights with these crayons.Then we swithched to chalk pastel. Adding a samall amount of color in the center of each light and using our fingers to blend the color out of the light to create the glow. When students were done then they could add other holiday decorations into their paper. Such a fun way to start decorating for the upcomming season.
Kindergarten Mitttons
This week with fresh snow falling it seemed like a great time to read The Mitton. Students always love this story. All the animals cozy and snug in a white mitton on a cold snowy night till a sneeze returns the mitton to it's owner and send the animals flying through the air. When we were don reading the story I asked students to trace aroun their hand to create mittons on their papers.
Mrs. Grant's Class
On Thusdays I get the privlage of seeing Mrs. Grant's muili-grade-level CI class. They have been studing cultures from around the world and while they were studing China, I came in to teach art and had a Chinese brush lesson planned, a complete surpise but I love the cross-over between standard class and art.
So I double check on what was next. Now the are learning about Peru so we looked at some weaving from the mountians and students started their own weavings. This class always surpised me with how hard they work and how much they can get done in our very short art class.
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Henri Matisse first grade goldfish paintings
First Graders always love learning about Henri Matisse. When Maatisse first showed his paintings at gallery he was called a "Fauve" which translates from French as Wild Beast. Although most of us would consider this an insult, Matisse came to embrace this term. He love wild bold colors and patterns, he is also known for his use of thick black lines. So on our first day on this project we worked only in black painting our fish bowls, tables and lots of patterns. Then we returned to these paintings and added all the bright bold colors. I love tha just like a true Fauve painting our fish bowls almost get lost in a sea of pattern and color.
Kindergarten printmaking buildings
We began this lesson by reading the book "Perfect Square" by Michael Hall. Then spent one day printmaking with cardboard to make their straight lines, just like in the book where the book is constantly recreated into something new. Students needed to create something with their lines; it was their goal to create a new unique and orginal building. Then the class spent one day painting like Paul Klee to create the rest of the picture.
Monday, November 16, 2015
5th Grade watercolor. mixed media
5th Graders have spent the last few weeks working on an open ended watercolor project. The students were given a lot of freedom in what and how they worked but each day we worked in a new medium, (watercolor, ink, marker and graphite) adding layers into our projects. I love how unique these are.
4 tinfoil movement sculptures
4th Grades created tinfoil scultptures focusing on createing a proportional person who show some movement. We are currently working on paintings to go with our scluptures that show movement and color families.
3rd Grade Vases
We began this lesson by looking at vases from the Ming Dynsty in China and Delf Vases from Holland, Netherlands. Students discussed the vases from both cultures, why they were made, what they looked like, how they were created, and what the artists goals were. Then students were asked to create their own vase painting using a cobalt blue stain. We then cut out our vases and placed them on a background paper that we graded a color onto and added a table top. (I love how much art history we were able to discuss durning this simple lesson.)
Saturday, November 14, 2015
5th Grade Candy Project
5th Grade begain this project by looking at the works of Georgia Okeefe and Wayne Tiebolt. Then with candy in hand we drew from life trying to focuse on the details that made the candy unique. Then we used chalk pastel and marker to finish the project. With the chalk students attempted to create a range of values so that their work would look 3D.
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
1st Grade VanGogh's Chair
We did this as a simple 1 day project. We looked at VanGogh's bedroom and chair and I asked the students to tell me what they liked about the paintings. Kids always like the perspective, the 3d as they said that makes it look 'real' or 'like a box'. After talking for a while about Perspective the 1st graders then drew their own chair and on their chair they put something they loved (a stuffed animal). I debated about spending another day working on these just to add more detail but the kids were really excited about the 3d look and excited to bring these home so I let them go. So next week we can study someone new again.
Kindergarten Weaving
Paperwaving is a tough skill for the kindergartens but they did a lovely job. They did all the cutting which in itself can be tough for some kiddos and then to add in the complexity of waving it can seem impossible but they all got it done this week and I am very proud of them and the end result looks great.
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Candidate Paul Cook has brought in the most donations in his run for the newly created 8th Congressional District seat, with $184,428 raised as of the latest reports on file with the Federal Election Commission.
However, Phil Liberatore has spent more than twice as much money as Cook on his campaign leading up to Tuesday's primary election, amassing nearly $1 million in debt going back to an unsuccessful 2010 run and with nearly $400,000 spent on the current race.
Liberatore's spending spree has drawn heated criticism from competitors who claim he's trying to "buy his seat" through pricey billboards, robocalls, call-in town hall meetings and a "farmer's legacy tour" of the 8th District, which encompasses the High Desert and parts of Inyo and Mono counties.
The majority of Liberatore's $46,614 in contributions are from Orange County and Los Angeles area donors. The accountant from Whittier has also loaned himself $250,000 and his campaign is nearly $100,000 in the red, according to his FEC reports.
Victorville Mayor Ryan McEachron takes a distant second place for the most money spent during this campaign, with his $174,863 narrowly beating out Cook, an Assemblyman from Yucca Valley. But McEachron loaned himself more than two-thirds of that money while Cook and challenger Brad Mitzelfelt are the only candidates who've raised more in donations than they've spent on their campaigns.
Mitzelfelt, who currently serves as 1st District Supervisor for San Bernardino County, has raised $148,300 and spent $115,079. He also owes $47,500 in loans, including $30,000 to himself.
Those four Republicans are far ahead in terms of fundraising in the pack of 13 candidates, which marks the most hotly contested congressional race in the state.
Angela Valles, a Republican who currently serves on the Victorville City Council, has spent $41,393 on her race. However, the FEC reports show only $3,475 is from outside contributions.
Former Assemblyman Anthony Adams, who's running as a "no party" candidate, has raised $14,373 and loaned himself $8,150, with a total of $21,533 spent on the race as of the close of filing May 16.
Democrats Jackie Conaway and John Pinkerton have funded the majority of their modest campaigns themselves.
Conaway, a law office manager from Hinkley, has raised $3,263 and loaned herself $10,000.
Pinkerton, a high school counselor from Pinon Hills, has raised $1,508 and loaned himself $19,124.
Republicans Bill Jensen and Gregg Imus both received notices from the FEC that they failed to file their financial statements by the latest deadline. They can face fines and other penalties if those reports aren't in this week, according to the letters posted to the FEC website.
Republicans Dennis Albertsen, George Craig and Joseph Napolitano haven't reported any funds raised, according to the FEC.
As the primary election approaches, candidates have to report campaign contributions to the FEC within 48 hours. Updates are posted to www.fec.gov.
Tuesday's top two candidates, regardless of party, will advance to the November ballot.
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One relative of the suspected Saudi terrorist owns four condominiums on the waterfront in the city's Charlestown section, according to records. The Flagship Wharf condos, which sell for $500,000 and up, have sweeping views of Boston Harbor, the downtown skyline and Logan International Airport.
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30 Dresses to Buy Now and Wear Well into November
One of the best parts of summer is throwing on a breezy dress and calling it a day. Well, what if we told you that you can continue that feeling right into fall? We've rounded up the best dresses that are not only suitable for summer, but will be ready for leather jackets, over-the-knee-boots and slouchy cardigans as soon as those temps drop.
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Floral Midi
Strappy sandals in the summer, chunky booties in the fall.
Free People ($168)
Bell Sleeves
This frock is comfy, cute and under $100.
French Connection ($88)
Patterned Midi
The colors are perfect for summer, while the length and thickness of the fabric make it great for chillier weather.
Poplin Shirtdress
A cotton poplin fabric knows no season.
Everlane ($78)
Released Hem Denim Dress
A laid-back shift that's decidedly on-trend.
Two by Vince Camuto ($79)
Trumpet Dress
Because you still having weddings to go to in October.
Eliza J ($71)
Cotton Crossback Dress
The perfect style to test-drive the whole T-shirt-under-dress thing.
Everlane ($98)
Belted Pinstripes
Consider this office attire until at least mid-November.
Topshop ($80)
Looks like wool, feels like crepe, transitions flawlessly.
Stella Jean ($840)
Shimmery Pleated Dress
Styling a dress over denim is still going strong.
Deep Turquoise
The rich shade makes it a surprising, but totally appropriate, fall pick.
Rebecca Taylor ($495)
Boho Cotton Dress
This one's a no-brainer.
Free People ($110)
The military inspired look never goes out of style.
BB Dakota ($75)
Peplum Ruffles
Three cheers for three tiers.
Edit ($400)
Raglan Tee Dress
The T-shirt dress, reimagined.
Current/Elliott ($258)
Flared Mini
A flirty number that will look just as cute with tights as it will with bare legs.
Spell & the Gypsy ($145)
Stretch Knit
This simple neutral is the perfect transitional color—complimentary with your summer tan but also perfect with tall boots.
Catherine Malandrino ($59)
Breezy Chiffon
A super-sunny shade of red that is begging to be paired with a leather jacket.
Misa ($304)
Cinnamon Shift Dress
We'll call this color "burned sunset" in August and "toasted cinnamon" in October.
Bobeau ($46)
Button Back Ruffle Dress
The beauty of this dress lies in the color mix. Highlight the summery shades of red and orange with colorful jewelry and then tone them down by accessorizing with black pumps and minimal jewelry.
Halogen ($59)
Subtle Cold-Shouldered Dress
One of those wear anytime, with anything options.
Sejour ($86)
Embroidered Midi
Save this guy for your most action-packed summer days—to get the most eyes. Then explore new accessories and jackets later in your social calendar.
Isabel Marant ($535)
Intricate Lace Detailing
Is there ever a time when black doesn't work? We'll wait.
Foxiedox ($187)
Cold-Shoulder Polka Dots
Just imagine how cute this will look with your over-the-knee boots.
Stylekeepers ($162)
Sheer Lace Inlay
We can picture it now: Chunky mules for backyard BBQs and oversize denim jackets for chilly date nights.
Alice + Olivia ($395)
Ruffled Frock
Delicate floral embroidery will look fab with velvet ankle booties.
Ulla Johnson ($600)
Classic Black
Can't go wrong with a versatile tight midi dress.
Karen Kane ($71)
The beauty of this classic fabric: It's undeniably seasonless.
Joie ($198)
Fit & Flare Florals
A wedding-ready frock for any time of year.
Adrianna Papell ($130)
Off-the-Shoulder Midi
The trend is going nowhere fast, so you might as well get double duty wear out of it.
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- You purchased an Air Canada ticket no later than September 10, 2018 for travel between September 12 and September 17, 2018.
- Your itinerary includes a flight to or from Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina or Virginia (except for Reagan National [DCA] and Washington Dulles [IAD] airports).
If you are scheduled to travel during the affected period, you may contact Air Canada Reservations (1-888-247-2262) to change your flight free of charge, to another date between now and September 23, 2018, subject to availability in the cabin you originally purchased. Otherwise, any fare difference will apply.
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Frank Doerr of Maryland Heights, Missouri, is the winner of a Sporty's handheld transceiver after attending an AOPA Air Safety Foundation seminar.
Doerr attended the "GPS for VFR Operations" seminar held in St. Louis, Missouri, in June.
This Air Safety Foundation seminar educates pilots of all skill levels on the use of GPS navigation in VFR flight. Through discussion of its advantages, disadvantages, traps and tricks, pilots walk away with better knowledge of GPS and its capabilities.
Doerr believes that this seminar not only teaches pilots about GPS technology, but also serves as a reminder about the future of air navigation.
"This seminar gave me insight into Global Positioning System equipment," said Doerr, "and reminded me that current navigational aides will someday be phased out."
Like most, Doerr's interest in aviation began early. He grew up with an older brother serving in the Air Force during World War II. After returning home, Doerr's brother got his private pilot certificate, and Doerr got his first ride in an airplane.
Doerr began his own flight training in 1953 in Helena, Montana. He currently holds single-engine land and sea ratings.
Information and schedules for all ASF safety seminars can be found in the "AOPA Action" section of AOPA Pilot magazine and on AOPA Online.
The AOPA Air Safety Foundation is celebrating its fiftieth year of providing safety education and research to the general aviation community.
The majority of ASF funding comes from individual pilots' tax-deductible donations.
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Global services giant, EDS, has announced the winners of its annual scholarship program aimed at boosting overseas market development for Australia's IT industry.
The company has awarded fully-funded scholarships to 17 young IT professionals from a diverse range of IT businesses. The winners will now undertake a graduate certificate of management at the Australian National University in Canberra.
EDS is providing the $750,000 program as part of a package of industry development initiatives incorporated into the IT outsourcing agreement between EDS and the Australian Taxation Office.EDS Australia managing director, Don Easter, said he was impressed with the high calibre of this year's candidates. "The reputation of this program has grown over the past four years and we're now seeing a high level of interest from some very talented and capable people who are keen to learn new ways of expanding their business," he said.
The scholarship covers tuition costs, accommodation and airfares for the successful candidates.


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