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Malala Yousafuzha from Pakistan and Kailash Satyarthi from India, together shared the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize for their unfaltering fighting spirit against extremism and struggle for education. Monk Paper congratulates both activists on their well deserved win.
Yousafuzha, 17 years old, was in her chemistry class at Edgbaston High School for Girls in Birmingham when she received the news. The author of "I am Malala" caught attention after surviving an assassination attempt by the Taliban two years ago, following her campaigning for girl's right to education. Malala survived a bullet short to her head, which had narrowly missed her brain. During a press conference held at Birmingham Library, the youngest and the only Pakistani to win the Nobel, Malala thanked her father for "not clipping my wings."
Kailash Satyarthi, 60 years old, is a children's rights campaigner has been fighting child trafficking with Save the Childhood Movement since 1980. He has followed in the footsteps of Mahatma Gandhi and led peaceful protests to draw attention towards child exploitation. Upon receiving the news of the win, Satyarthi dedicated the prize to the children and told CNN-IBN news television, "It's an honor to all those children who are still suffering in slavery, bonded labour and trafficking." He also signaled of making a joint effort with Malala to not only fight against illiteracy and slavery but also "fight for peace".
Given the long history of conflict between Pakistan and India, the collective win on the Peace Prize is a strong statement of common struggles and united will for a better society. Speaking of it, the head of the Nobel Peace Prize committee Thorbjorn Jagland said,"We have awarded two people, from Pakistan and India, a Muslim and a Hindu, and it is in itself a strong thing to join in a common struggle for education and against extremism."
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|Cry of the Werewolf (Daughter of the Werewolf) (1944) [Princess Celeste/Marie LaTour]: Shot to death by Barton MacLane while she's in her wolf form; she changes back into her human form in death.
Johnny O'Clock (1947) [Harriet Hobson]: Poisoned (off-screen) by Thomas Gomez in her apartment; her body (actually just the back of her head) is shown afterwards when Lee J. Cobb discovers her.
Rebecca (1962) [Mrs. Danvers]: Presumably burned to death in a house fire. (I haven't seen this version, but I have seen Judith Anderson's death in the 1940 version.)
Kraft Suspense Theatre: The End of the World, Baby (1963) [Sarah Middleton]: Commits suicide (off-screen) by taking an overdose of sleeping pills. We last see her crying in bed as the camera zooms in on the pill bottle; her death is confirmed in the following scene of Lou Krugman questioning Katherine Crawford about Nina's death.
Prescription: Murder (Columbo: Prescription Murder) (1968) [Carol Flemming]: Dies in the hospital (off-screen) after being strangled into a coma by Gene Barry.
Jennifer (Jennifer the Snake Goddess) (1978) [Mrs. Calley]: Bitten (off-screen) by a poisonous snake in her office; we only see the snake jump out of her desk when she opens the drawer, then hear her scream over an exterior shot of the school building.


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Portland Japanese Garden (All Years) — Album Description
Photos in Album: 355
Album Created: 8 Dec 2016
Last Updated: 5 May 2018
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In March 2015 I decided to become a member of the
Japanese Garden,
as part of my effort to get more intentional about discovering and exploring that metropolis 75 miles to the north,
Oregon. Furthermore, I determined to visit the Garden, camera in hand, once a month for the entire twelve months of my membership, capturing images of the Garden's changing appearance through the months and seasons.
Things got off to a good start with
my first visit in March,
when I was also
testing my new pocket camera.
But by my third visit in May I was desperately
seeking inspiration at the Japanese Garden,
and wondering how I was going to endure
more outings! On my fifth visit in July I had
a disappointing evening at the Japanese Garden,
but had a better evening experience in August at their annual
O-Bon Festival.
By this time I had gone on photo outings to the Japanese Garden six months in a row, and was looking forward to seeing what the place looked like in autumn and winter. And I must confess that I was also looking forward to finishing this exercise and putting it behind me. The Garden's limited 5.5 acres were definitely getting tedious to photograph over and over again. Once my membership expired at the end of February 2016, I would
be renewing it ... been there, done that, twelve times over!
But my plans were suddenly changed when the Japanese Garden announced that they would be closing for six months for
major renovations,
starting the day after
Labor Day
2015. That time period was exactly the last half of my one-year membership. They sent me an e-mail explaining that my membership would be extended, and would be reactivated once the Garden opened again in March 2016.
The problem was, I had already photographed the Garden during the months of March through August. In order to complete my project of taking pictures there once a month for an entire year, I needed to start again in September, not in March. So I contacted them, explained my situation, and they agreed to adjust my membership to continue from September 2106 through February 2017.
In the end, this arrangement works out quite nicely for me. Because I was getting fed up taking photos at the Garden each month, a one-year break was actually quite welcome. Then in September 2016
I resumed my monthly Japanese Garden photo outings
by attending a traditional
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known as
All of the pictures from all of
the individual Japanese Garden photo albums
are gathered together here in this conglomerate super-album. For more information about each individual outing I made to the Garden, check out
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For further details about the stories behind the photos in this album, see the related articles:
A Frigid January at Portland's Japanese Garden
April 31st Visit to Portland's Japanese Garden
Autumn Beauty at Portland's Japanese Garden
Daylight, Twilight, Moonlight
Election Day at Portland's Japanese Garden
My First Visit to Portland's Japanese Garden
My Fourth Monthly Japanese Garden Visit
Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS50 — First Photo Outing
Pearl Harbor Day at Portland's Japanese Garden
Portland Japanese Garden O-Bon Festival
Resuming My Monthly Japanese Garden Photo Outings
Seeking Inspiration at the Japanese Garden
Twelve Months at Portland's Japanese Garden
Valentine's Day at Portland's Japanese Garden
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The students in this track are part of it for all four years at BMHS. Three Divisions of Campus Ministry The Campus Ministry program has three major divisions. Each division has a student director that coordinates the particular part of the program with the Campus Minister. Liturgy The liturgy division provides liturgical experiences for the entire student body. This primarily refers to the All School Liturgy which happen on a monthly basis. The liturgy division also assists the organization of First Friday Adoration days and monthly confession services. Finally the liturgy division organizes All School prayer at BMHS including but not limited to: Opening and Closing of the school prayer and special prayer services during the liturgical seasons. Evangelization The evangelization division assists the organization of outreach events for the students of BMHS as well as the larger community.
Events include: Christian concerts, mission trips, service projects, pilgrimages, and special community masses (St. Nick's mass, Mother – Son Mass etc.). Media The media division of Campus Ministry provides support for all aspects of Campus Ministry. The media division produces resources for the web, print, and multimedia presentations. Photos of all CM are collected and stored by the media division. Press and news releases are published by the media division as well.
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- As early as 1942, Monsignor Harold Campbell contemplated the creation of a new Archdiocesan High School - Machebeuf High School . While serving as pastor of Blessed Sacrament, Monsignor Campbell secured the bulk of the land required to build the anticipated high school. Additional land was purchased in 1953, when it became increasingly clear that the school-age population in Denver was soaring.
- Official announcement of the new school came in April 1956 and construction began in September 1957. The first freshman class was enrolled a year later. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr dedicated the new high school on September 27, 1959. In 1985, the school became Machebeuf Catholic High School.
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VANCOUVER - A First Nation in British Columbia's northwest is taking the provincial government to court over plans to redevelop an open-pit molybdenum mine on lands where it says its members have fishing and hunting rights.
In a petition launched in B.C. Supreme Court this week, the Nisga'a allege, in part, that the provincial government failed to consult the First Nation on environmental issues before issuing an environmental certificate to Vancouver-based Avanti Mining Inc.
The First Nations' leaders accuse the government of breaching the Nisga'a Final Agreement.
But the Ministry of Environment said in a statement issued Friday evening that the provincial government takes the treaty very seriously and consultation was a central aspect of the environmental assessment.
"We continue to work with the Nisga'a Nation, in good faith, on the interpretation of the environmental assessment chapter of the Nisga'a Final Agreement," said the ministry. "The province is of the view that negotiation is preferred over litigation."
The company said in a statement it will oppose the petition, and called the Nisga'a action "disappointing."
"We are confident that the province's EA process is robust and that all environmental and human-health issues have been thoroughly addressed -- years of assessment and thousands of pages tell us so," said Craig Nelsen, the company's president and CEO.
The project would see the historic Kitsault Mine redeveloped about 30 kilometres from four Nisga'a villages and about 140 kilometres north of Prince Rupert, B.C.
The provincial government issued the company an Environmental Assessment Certificate on March 18, 2013, and Avanti Mining Inc. said it is awaiting the results of a federal environmental-assessment.
The Nisga'a state in the court petition that the project will be located in the Nass Area and the Nass Wildlife Area where citizens have treaty rights to hunt wildlife and fish for salmon and steelhead.
"The project now proposed by Avanti at the Kitsault Mine site will include ... an open pit, ore processing plan, low grade ore stockpile, waste rock management facilities, explosives manufacturing facility and a sewage and waste-water management facility," the petition states.
"The estimated ore extraction rate for the project is between 40,000 - 50,000 tonnes per day, over approximately a 15-year operation period."
The petition states the project is expected to produce about 16-million tonnes of tailings annually and will include "elevated levels of arsenic, molybdenum, cadmium, lead and sulphur."
The First Nation alleges the project triggers treaty obligations, and the province is obligated to give the Nisga'a timely notice and all available relevant information on a project with potential adverse environmental effects.
The Nisga'a also state that under the treaty they must be consulted and given the opportunity to participate in any environmental assessment under provincial and federal laws.
The Nisga'a want, in part, the B.C. Supreme Court to suspend the environmental certificate until a dispute-resolution process established by the treaty is resolved, quash and set aside the decision and declare the province has breached its treaty obligations.
Meantime, the company said it is confident all legal and treaty requirements have been addressed.
"While legally exempt from the BC Environmental Assessment process due to its pre-existing mine permit, Avanti voluntarily opted in because of the strong track record of EAO addressing aboriginal and treaty rights," said Nelsen.
He said no decision of B.C.'s Environmental Assessment Office has ever been overturned by the courts.
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7 Places to make new animal friends
By Natalie & Phil Monday, July 21, 2014
For all the animal lovers out there, summer is the perfect time for a visit to one of the many farms & zoos in our province. You (and your kids) can get close enough to touch many of the animals. The farms and zoos across Ontario provide a wonderful opportunity to learn about local & exotic animals and, of course, to make some furry new friends.
Brantford Twin Valley Zoo & Killman Zoo (Southwestern Ont)
The Brantford Twin Valley Zoo is a great outdoor educational experience for the whole family. Visitors engage with a variety of exotic & domestic animals right up close. The Killman Zoo started out as a wildlife sanctuary in the 1970's and now has one of the largest Big Cat collections in Ontario as well as a variety of domestic & exotic animals. Both zoos have a petting area allowing kids (& adults) to develop an appreciation for the creatures living with us.
Oshawa Zoo and Fun Farm & Riverdale Farm (GTA area)
The Oshawa Zoo is dedicated to creating a safe, friendly & educational zoo environment since they opened in 1993. They also save orphaned animals and are proud to see their rescued animals roaming around the zoo. The Riverdale Farm is a (not so hidden) Toronto gem located in the midst of urban Cabbagetown. This is a great place, in the heart of the city, to learn how a farm works & to interact with some domestic animals.
Valleyview Farm has loads of activities for the whole family. There are puppet shows, train rides, an Old Farm Museum & a creative play area to keep kids engaged. You'll meet the larger farm animals on the Country Walk – home to llamas, donkeys, horses, sheep & a duck pond. You'll see the new babies of the farm and the little animals like rabbits & ducklings at the Little Animal Barn.
Primrose Donkey Sanctuary & Salem Alpacas Farm (Central Ont)
The Primrose Donkey Sanctuary is dedicated to rescuing, protecting & rehabilitating donkeys and (when needed) other large farm animals. They welcome guests with open arms (& hoofs!) & educate visitors about these amazing animals. Salem Alpacas Farm is home to over 30 alpacas whose fleece is used to produce beautiful duvets & other products. You can visit the farm, meet the animals & learn all about them as well as purchase some of the soft, hand-made products.
Now that summer is finally here, an excursion to the countryside is definitely in order. A visit to a zoo or farm is always a great way to explore nature & learn about wildlife. You never know what amazing things you'll find!
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Survival fishing requires primitive means and unconventional fishing strategies. Discover out extra about this under!
Survival Fishing: A Means to an Finish
1. Fishing Nets
Utilizing nets, both passively or actively, is likely one of the most typical ways in which individuals fish worldwide. A small internet can simply slot in a pack higher than a rod and reel. Nets roll as much as be compact, so that they're excellent to slot in a bug out bag. Fishing nets usually require no bait, making them ideal for survival, too. These nets additionally help you catch extra fish without delay. The most important subject is you usually need to get moist first to arrange or use the web, which isn't actually perfect in colder locations.
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Throw nets take some follow, however are a extra lively way of fishing. You have to be capable to fling the web off of your shoulder and solid it into deeper water. You then let it sink to the underside and pull in your haul.
Seine nets are designed to be dragged via the water by two individuals. It requires wading, however one individual should get on both sides and simply pull it via the water till fish get caught within the internet.
3. Trot Traces
There are two passive methods to make use of cordage and hooks to catch fish that may be executed without a rod and reel. A trotline is a protracted major line with a number of shorter traces tied to it. Usually, the primary line has loops tied into it. The shorter traces are two to a few toes lengthy with baited hooks on the finish. One finish of the primary line is tied to the shore, whereas the opposite is weighted and solid out so far as attainable.
This provides you baited hooks in a number of places and at a number of depths. It additionally means that you can catch greater than only one fish without delay.
4. Department Poles
Department poles are one other approach to make use of a line to fish. You possibly can both discover low-hanging branches alongside the shore or can lower off branches which are straight and a minimum of 5 toes lengthy.
Should you lower the branches, drive them into the mud on the shore as onerous as you possibly can and place it fully vertical. Then, tie a line with a baited hook to the tip of the pole or the tip of the low-hanging department. Solid it out so far as you possibly can so there's little slack. When the fish strikes, you will notice the department transfer and you may go gather your fish.
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That is truly the model of primitive fishing that's the closest to utilizing a rod and reel. Discover an object on which to spool your line with akin to a bottle or a bit of wooden. Tie the tip of your line to the bottom, after which wrap it across the object till you've gotten about six toes of line left. Connect a baited hook, and ensure it has some weight to it.
Maintain the spool in your left hand and the road in your proper. Spin the road underhanded till you've gotten some momentum, launch the road, after which maintain out your left arm to let the remainder of the road unravel. You possibly can then re-spool the road as you draw it in so that it'll not get tangled.
6. Survival Fishing Bait
Catching your individual bait is likely one of the essential survival skills you additionally want to think about. In spite of everything, your survival fishing package together with your complete set of hook, line, and sinker can be pointless with out an efficient bait.
You gained't go incorrect with bugs, grubs, and worms which is of course considerable within the wilderness. However, you gained't discover them should you don't know the place to look. A rotting log, underneath a rock, and a scoop of dust are the right spots to search for fishing bait.
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The most effective sources of protein and different vitamins in a survival situation is fish. Fishing is safer and expends fewer energy than looking or trapping. It additionally offers you higher vitamins than amassing wild edibles. Fishing could appear simple sufficient however should you don't know survival fishing strategies apart from the fishing rod, surviving on fish may be tough. Know your approach with primitive fishing now!
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Who We Are
Current Exhibit
WORKSHOP Description
EXHIBITION Chronology
2019: Hungry Ghosts, Marin MoCA
2018: A Place of Her Own and Hungry Ghost, J-Sei
PLACE is a community based art organization, fiscally sponsored by AAWAA- Asian American Women Artists Association. We serve all women, but grew out of a need to address the struggles of Asian Pacific American women.
We work to
*alleviate suffering
*elevate well-being & confidence
*advocate for women through art exhibitions.
2018 PLACE at J-SEI, photo Cris Matos
l to r: Reiko Fujii, Maggie Yee, Irene Wibawa, Cynthia Tom, Susan Almazol, Manon Bogerd Wada
missing, but valued: Natalie Sacramento
Cynthia Tom
, Executive Director, Curator, Workshop Leader CAC, CPBC
27+ year visual artist and curator for 15+ years, she combines her spiritual belief in art for healing and deep transformation with an understanding of the long-term implications of unaddressed trauma in individuals, families, and communities. She comes from a Chinese American family history of human trafficking and is a domestic violence survivor.
By unraveling family patterns and working with our Hungry Ghosts using the creatve techniques that are part of PLACE, she has largely worked through her ancestral patterns.
A product of an S.F. multicultural upbringing, she credits her artistic attention to ethnic roots to her teachers, African American artist, JoeSam and Puerto Rican artist, Cris Matos. Her feminist art is inspired by Remedios Varo, and Lenor Fini. Cynthia discovered her Asian and feminist identity while working with Asian American Women Artists Association as Board President/Curator/Director.
Certified: Pattern Breakthrough Coach - Creative Energy Options, Assertiveness Coach - Louise Hay/Doreen Virtue
Cynthia Tom
Founder/ Executive Director
Maggie Yee
Maggie is a painter, assemblage/collage and theatrical scenic artist, a graphic designer for 17 years and published a limited edition, "Folio 94, Conversation for Those Who Create" in Honolulu, a portable gallery style of hand bound images, 3-D design, and poems from 1992-1998.
She was born in Honolulu in 1955 and lives in a surf shack in Santa Cruz, California.
Co-Art Director/ Co-Curator/Co-Workshop Leader
Natalie Sacramento
Natalie joined the PLACE family as a participant in A Place of Her Own Fall 2014 cohort. She works in occupational health and HIV prevention. She has aspirations to improve the health outcomes of her community, people of color, and immigrants. Natalie is excited to continue her exploration of public health through the lens of community healing and art.
Workshop Facilitator, Events Coordinator
Irene Wibawa
Irene has been participating in PLACE since 2010. Irene began her art journey with found objects and dioramas in childhood while playing with Snoopies and Legos. She enjoys discovering uncommon uses of common items to craft scenarios based on memories, as well her imagination. She also enjoys spreadsheets, bookeeping and QuickBooks.
Administrative Assistant, Bookkeeping, Art Instructor
Reiko Fujii
Cris Matos
Manon Bogerd Wada
Art Instructor, MFA Studio Arts - John F. Kennedy University, BA Psychology, University of CA, Berkeley. A found object, mixed media installation artist, she has been creating, exhibiting and teaching art since 1989.
Art Instructor, Installation Lead, Documentation, has been a found object artist for 45 years, a carpenter, photographer, painter, singer, songwriter, sonero and biingual in Spanish.
Art Instructor, MFA Studio Arts, Rhode Island School of Design, BFA Community Arts from California College of the Arts. Landscape and humanity are significant threads in her art practice. Within found objects, Manon discovers hidden stories and is intrigued to divulge the unseen and overlooked.
Amy Grace Lam, Ph.D
Sigi Arnejo C.C.
Susan Almazol
Advisor. Amy Lam is a Community Mental Health Consultant, a poet-musician, mother, community advocate and intuitive energy healer. Her life's work is dedicated to personal and collective healing. She believes in the power of art to express and heal what words alone cannot.
Advisor. Sigi Arnejo is a life coach specializing in grief and loss coaching. She is part of the Kaiser Permanente Hospice team and facilitates drop in grief groups regularly. She leads the Daughters Who've Lost Mothers group, combining grief processing with storytelling.
Advisor. Susan Almazol is an Oakland-based artist and Silicon Valley-centered businesswoman. Her work is influenced by the cultures she was born into (Philippines), where she began school (Japan), and where she grew up (North America). She creates sculpture, writes creative non-fiction pieces, and dances from her reflections as a child of war, an immigrant outsider, lover of textiles, and celebrant of movement. Her sculpture graces the cover of the art and literary anthology, Cheers to Muses.
Community work in progress by Nancy Arvold. Photo artist
2010-A by Irene Wibawa. photo Cris Matos
Cynthia Tom, recipient of SOMArts Curator Award & Maggie Yee, SOMArts , 2015. Photo Cris Matos


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Some of the students from Circus Space made a little video that's generating a bit of interest.
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The National Youth Circus Event 2011
For the past three years many of the circus schools and circus clubs around the country have gotten together to share skills, participate in workshops and meet other young circus artists and circus practitioners. The event is the National Youth Circus Event. In 2009 the NYCE was hosted by Circus Space in London, who run the London Youth Circus, last year it was hosted by Blackpool Circus School, and this year's event was hosted by Greentop Community Circus in Sheffield with the support of Swamp Circus Trust and Circus Space.
I haven't been to the NYCE before. In fact, even when it was hosted at Circus Space where I teach, I actually avoided the event! I didn't want to get caught up in lots of crazy young people throwing juggling balls around or spinning poi. I was quite happy to get on with teaching my classes and then go home. However, this year, having recently formed my own new youth circus company, Airborne Circus, I decided that I'd really like to attend the NYCE, meet more youth circus practitioners (company directors, teachers, etc), see what the other youth circuses are up to, discover how the different youth circuses structure their training and enquire into how best I could run Airborne Circus.
After much to-ing and fro-ing about whether I was going to be able to attend the event (and after a considerable amount of frustration), on Friday I got confirmation that I could attend the NYCE. I wasn't really sure what to expect but I'd had a couple of conversations that suggested I shouldn't expect too much. I figured it would be something like a cross between a juggling convention, a networking event, a skill share and summer camp. And I think I was about right.
I was very pleased that when I arrived the first person I saw was Lesley. Lesley Gardener is a very good friend of mine but we don't get to see each other very often since she moved from London down to Somerset – Wookey Hole to be precise. We used to have a circus company, Liquidimage Productions, together until about 2005. Lesley knows me better than most people in the world and I love her dearly so it was really great to see her and spend some time with her over the weekend.
Nowadays Lesley runs Wookey Hole Circus and from seeing her young circus artists is doing an excellent job of it. The four girls she had with her – Fiona (12), Courtney
(14), Lucy (14) and Chelsea (15) – were some of the most talented and professional young artists at the event. [Special shout-out to Courtney and Fiona for being my Group 3 buddies and my adopted students over the weekend!]
The event played host to about 60 young circus artists – jugglers, aerialists, acrobats, fire performers – and circus teachers from about 20 different youth circus companies around the UK. What fascinated me was how different each of the youth circuses was, and how each of the youth circuses had particular strengths and weaknesses. Blackpool Circus School were very strong jugglers but not such good acrobats; Playbox were strong aerialists but were weak at the manipulation; Wookey Hole Circus also brought very strong aerialists and acrobats but, even though they could hula hoop as well as anyone else there (probably better!), they didn't really care much for manipulation generally; and Organised Kaos were strong with manipulation but were weak with acrobatics and aerial. [NB: When I say weak, I mean they don't train, or don't train as much in those skills, and not that I think they don't have potential or couldn't learn those skills.]
Generally, I think there were more youth circus schools who provide great manipulation training – eg, juggling, diabolo, poi – and I think that mostly that is down to the facilities that the different schools have. There are only few circus schools in the UK who have a permanent facility that is customised for aerial and acrobatic training. The other circus schools make use of rented halls or possibly theatres and they can't all rig trapezes, ropes, silks or aerial hoops. The schools that can are lucky. And of course not all the schools have teachers who are highly skilled aerial or acrobatics teachers. And the schools that have good aerial and acrobatic teachers are lucky too. The schools that have truly excellent teachers – teachers who are masters of not only a discipline (or better yet, several disciplines) but also have the skill to teach and mentor a young artist – are the luckiest of all.
I think that those of us at Circus Space often forget just how lucky we are to have a huge purpose built facility and a raft of excellent teachers in all the major skill families. Circomedia, Greentop and Wookey Hole are also incredibly lucky. Although I haven't been to visit Wookey (something I will rectify soon!) they have a purpose built facility, two exceptional teachers (Lesley and Willie Ramsay), as well as regular opportunities to perform at the Wookey Hole visitors centre – something that, in my opinion, is missing for most of the other circus schools – and it shows in the abilities of Wookey's young artists and in their polished performances and mature, professional attitudes.
But the thing that struck me most throughout the event was that it didn't matter how old you are. 17 year olds were hanging out with12 year olds as easily as they were hanging out with 30 or 40-somethings. I'm 31 and I spent as much time chatting with the other teachers in their 30s, 40s or 50s as I did chatting with the young circus artists – the 12 year olds, the teenagers and the 20-somethings. In fact, one of my favourite conversations of the weekend was with a group of young artists from Circus Space (two 13 year olds), Wookey Hole (a 12 year old) and Playbox (a 17 year old and two others about the same age) about how circus schools are perceived differently around the country and around the world.
It doesn't matter how old you are. If you're circus you're circus, and there's as much that I can learn from you as I can teach you. Now let's play.
The one thing that I didn't feel worked about the event was that there wasn't enough in the programme for the teachers. It would have been great to have an opportunity for the more experienced aerial, acrobatic or manipulation teachers to share their skills with the less experienced, or for the teachers to be able to discuss the different structures or approaches to training. This could even have even been an interesting and useful experience for the young artists to be involved in. How do they think their training sessions could be improved? What works or doesn't work about their training for them? How could we use the NYCE to improve their training while so many circus teachers are together? I think that this was a missed opportunity.
Of course, after all the training and workshopping was done, we'd retire to our hotel to socialise. Mostly at this point the young people with the young people and the teachers with the teachers. Stories were told, gossip was passed along, and a lot of laughs were had. As for the young people, I know that at least one game of Truth Or Dare was played, and up and down the hotel corridors James Bond was impersonated and people were 'shot'. And on the way home, while waiting for our train in Sheffield train station, we played a game of imaginary hopscotch through the station concourse. Like circus lunatics. Good times.
The 2011 National Youth Circus Event was a great weekend and I look forward to attending it again next year with some of my own students from Airborne Circus.
If you're interested in youth circus in the UK check out the Circus Development Agency's database of youth circus workshops.
If you're interested in youth circus in the US check out the American Youth Circus Organisation.
Adam has been teaching circus skills since 1998, runs Airborne Circus and tweets as CircusBoy1. His favourite circus skill is flying trapeze.
Here are a few more photos (good, bad and ugly) from the National Youth Circus Event 2011. Enjoy!
Circus Schools, Circus Shows
Over the past four days I've been to two different circus schools, one circus training space, and seen three different circus shows in two different cities. It's been a busy few days.
Over the past year my cousin, Stephen, has been attending Circomedia in Bristol. Circomedia is the second biggest circus school in the UK after Circus Space. (Interestingly, Bim Mason, who founded the school, describes it as a Physical Theatre school that teaches circus rather than a Circus School. No one else I know describes it that way. We all think of it as a Circus School.)
The two show's I've seen were Circomedia's end of year show, Touch & Go, by their first year students on the Foundation Degree, and Circus Space's end of year ensemble show by their second year students. The two shows couldn't have been more different, although I didn't enjoy either of them particularly. Don't get me wrong, each show had some great moments, and each show had some great skill, I just didn't really like the shows overall.
On Thursday, Circomedia's show, staged at the Bristol Old Vic, was mostly solo acts or duets, some distracted by a cast of performers surrounding them. The trouble was that there are around 25 students in the year, some performing in more than one act, leading to a show that was far too long – nearly three hours including an interval!
With one or two exceptions, the students' skills were not of a high standard. Feet were lazy and unpointed or sickled, legs were bent, timing was out, double lunges were necessary, comedy wasn't funny, dancing was scrappy, and more than a few drops were made. It strikes me as odd that after one year, with the school focusing on physical theatre rather than circus skills and technique, Circomedia would stage such a lengthy 'solo' show rather than an shorter, tighter ensemble.
It seemed to me that the best performances were either physical-theatre-based (Dare Devilina and many of the links) or were done by students who had come to the school with a high skill level to begin with (such as the jugglers and beat boxers – both highlights of the show for me) or were the performances that kept things 'nice and neat' such as the doubles trapeze.
The next day, Steve took me on a tour of Circomedia's two sites, the school and the training space, and then also the Invisible Circus, an amazing venue based in an old fire station. That evening I returned to the Invisible Circus for 'The Last Resort' which was great fun. The event was part party, part event and part cabaret show and was in stark contrast to the previous night's student show. It was a slickly produced affair with some sharp acts (including some Circomedia graduates) and a big dose of fun. I'd strongly recommend their next event, The Swing Thing, which will combine classic circus with lindy hop and swing dance.
Then last night came the Circus Space second year ensemble show, 'I came to live out loud'. The show was short, tight, and had some nice skills (I enjoyed the Chinese Pole the most) but lacked something. Maybe it's just that I don't really care about any of the student shows apart from their solo acts in their third year, maybe it's that I don't really get to know any of the students and have no personal connection to them. But I don't think so. I think it was really lacking in it's direction. The comedy wasn't funny, the drama undramatic, and the romance flat. I was left bereft of any personal connection to any of the characters. And even though it was far better (and shorter) than the Circomedia show, I just wanted it to be over.
It's hard for me to articulate how I feel about it. I haven't seen any of the second year Circus Space student shows in a few years so, with the exception of the Touch & Go, I don't have anything recent to compare it to, and I feel it unfair to compare a first year Circomedia show (where their focus is on physical theatre) with a second year Circus Space show (where the students' focus is on skills).
What I do know is that with 40 – 50 students at Circus Space and Circomedia every year, and with the growing number of circus schools, circus clubs, circus workshops, circus shows, circus seasons, circus classes and circus courses, things can only get better.
Adam tweets as CircusBoy1 on twitter here.


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A Letter To Govt of India Requesting Hike In Research Fellowship
Dear Government of India,
Your annual turnover maybe trillions of dollars. Your monthly income also touches billions of dollars. But do you know how it is so? It is because your citizens did something great and a fraction of those citizens were researchers.
If ISRO stands tall today on a world stage it's because of its researchers and scientists working under it. Development of the powerful Agni or Prithvi missile to protect our country was also possible because of our eminent researchers and scientists.
Each time you buy a Raffaele from France, you spend even more dollars. Instead, if you would have empowered your own country researchers to develop the same you would have saved that huge chunk of money draining out of India. So here is a good chance for you to grow your revenue even bigger and if you want to do that you need to empower your researchers and rest assured they will empower you back.
Researchers are humble creators who selflessly work day & night in labs, fields just to develop solutions for you, for the country, and for our fellow countrymen. Researchers stay at the forefront of India's innovative landscape, and if you don't empower them if you don't support them, they are not going to be able to support you back.
You complain about brain drain, you complain about people studying in IITs & IISC and then moving abroad to get attractive high salaried jobs. These humble researchers would not have done that if you would have honored their talent with the right kind of fellowship, right kind of honorarium on time.
Throughout the country right now there is demonstration & protests going on by our researchers demanding a hike in their fellowship and you are putting a blind eye to it, happily amassing trillions of dollars, but you are not realizing that you could be actually earning quadrillions of dollars if you start supporting your researchers.
Foreign countries today shoot their satellites using ISRO rockets, who made those rockets? No politician made it! No general public made it! It was done by a specialized scientist. So Why ignore them? Why downplay their efforts? Why not support them? They have supported you all through their lifetime. In fact, many of them lost their lives supporting India and its cause.
If today India is great. If today, India is what it is with distinguished capabilities, it's all because of its scientists. If India is a nuclear country today, it is all because of the efforts by the BARC scientists. India today is able to feed billions of its people, it's because of its agricultural scientists. If today India has to buy technologies from abroad, it is because India is not honoring its researchers and scientists.
So if you are someone reading this article, as a minister, or as an empowered thought leader of this country, support the cause of giving better fellowship to these few selected researchers who empower you back with their research. They have done everything for this country. Just like our army men, fighting at the border. They fight the battle every day in the research lab. Why delay My dear government of India? Why delay?
Americans, Russians, Chinese snatch these talented individuals from our country and you will again go and buy the same technology we wish you could have helped it developed in India.
So if you are an informed individual of this country, support the cause, support researchers! Support them with timely fellowship and hiked fellowship as per the market or as else except the fact that we going to lose the battle of technology in the 21st century to Americans, Chinese, Russians, and French.
Thanking You!
Researchers of India
NB: If you are an Indian Researcher and agree to the above letter, do help us make it reach the Prime Ministers office by sharing this letter and making it reach every individual researcher & scientists working for India.
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What better way to celebrate love than with a delicious French treat. The French just know how to do it best. Whether you are celebrating love on Valentine's Day, at a bridal or baby shower, or just because, you can't go wrong with a classic French macaron with vanilla buttercream filling.
Macarons have been an obsession of mine for the last few years. But when they are sold at $3-$4 dollars each, it kind of starts taking a toll on the wallet. Never did I think I could whip up a batch of this exquisiteness at home!! Well, miracles can happen! 🙂
And if you think that classic french macarons with vanilla buttercream filling are boring, well these macarons are versatile. You can make fill some of the macaron shells with raspberry jam. How cute would that be for Valentine's Day? Yes, please!
Classic French Macaron with Vanilla Buttercream Filling
- Prep Time: 1 hour
- Cook Time: 15 mins
- Total Time: 1 hour 15 minutes
- Yield: 12-16 macarons 1x
Every bite of this sweet, classic french macaron with vanilla buttercream filling is melt-in-your-mouth goodness.
Macaron Shells:
- 3/4 cup almond flour
- 1 cup confectioners' sugar
- 2 large egg whites, at room temperature
- 1/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
Vanilla Buttercream Filling:
- 1/4 cup unsalted butter
- 3/4 cup and 2 tablespoons confectioners' sugar
- 1 teaspoon milk
- 1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
Macaron Shells:
- Combine almond flour and confectioners' sugar in a bowl and whisk together. Pass mixture through a fine-mesh sieve, pressing down on clumps.
- In a large bowl, beat the egg whites using a hand-mixer or stand-mixer on medium speed for 2 minutes until soft peaks form. Add the granulated sugar and beat on high for 2 more minutes until stiff, glossy peaks form.
- Add vanilla and beat on high for another 30 seconds.
- Gently fold in dry ingredients and repeat until mixture is smooth and shiny, (with no visible dry ingredients) and begins to run a little but not too runny. Think lava consistency. Do not overfold.
- Take a pastry bag fitted with a 1/2 inch round tip and fill with the batter.
- Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper and pipe batter into 3/4-inch round circles, 1 inch apart.
- Tap the baking sheet firmly against the counter to release any air bubbles.
- Let stand at room temperature for 30 minutes until they form a skin.
- Preheat oven to 325 F.
- Bake for 10-12 minutes, rotating halfway, until cookies have risen and just set. The cookies should be able to just come off the baking sheet when you try to lift them.
- Let cool for 5 minutes then transfer to wire rack and let cool completely.
Vanilla Buttercream Filling:
- Using a hand mixer or a stand mixer, cream butter until soft and smooth.
- Add powdered sugar, milk, and vanilla and mix until light and fluffy.
Make the Macarons:
- Transfer the buttercream filling into a piping bag with a round tip.
- Pipe a swirl of filling on half the cookies.
- Sandwich cookies together with the remaining halves.
- Do not overfold. The batter will be too runny and the macaron shells will not hold their shape. They will spread out and become flat and "feetless".
- Do not underfold. The macaron shells will also lose shape. They will rise and crack when baked.
- Storage: You can store the macarons in an air-tight container in room temperature for up to a week.
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Manufacturer Warranties
Unlike American suppliers, who do not offer any warranty outside of the United States, all of Worldwide Catering Supplies goods come with a manufacturers parts only warranty. All warranties for products sold via Worldwide Catering Supplies are based on a parts only warranty. As all of our goods are shipped overseas, service of the machines must be handled by the purchaser or their preferred service technicians. However, we honor the manufacturer parts warranty for the period guaranteed by the manufacturer (normally 2 years). We will replace and ship any part that has failed, and is covered by the warranty, to the customer. Importation and shipping costs may be incurred by the customer. Also, the same shipping time restraints as original delivery may still apply, depending on the size of the part and whether or not it can be mailed as opposed to shipped. We recommend keeping all proof of purchase information in order to save you time.
Our Extended Warranties
We can offer additional warranties on your products, which will give you the peace of mind that your products will be fully covered in the event of failure. Please contact us for more details via the email at the top of the page.
Non-Electrical Goods
All manufacturer parts warranties still apply. However, with items such as crockery, glassware and any other "breakables", we have included shipping insurance within the shipping cost,, as breakages, while very rare, are possible when transporting overseas. Worldwide Catering Supplies will guarantee that all items will leave our warehouses in pristine condition and will be packaged with the utmost care. You should inspect all your goods at the port, before you take possession of them. Please take photographic or video evidence of any damaged items BEFORE the goods leave the port! Once you take possession, Worldwide Catering Supplies cannot be held liable for any damages.


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Please note all prices include GST
Annual Membership Fees
visit Membership page for membership information
$330.00 - Full Membership
$55.00 - Junior Membership (16-25 years)
$55.00 - Commercial Membership
Compulsory Promotional Levy
$5.00 - per ram sold on farm or at public auction
$0.50 - per ewe per year
Registration and Transfer Fees
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|Ram (stud sire/show ram)
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|Ewe/Ram Transfer to another flock
|$2.00 per animal
|Semen Transfer
|$20.00 per package
|Embryo Transfer
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NB: Registration of ewes is done once only, the fee is for the lifetime of the animal.
Export Fees
Members exporting SAMM sheep, semen or embryos to any overseas country should read the Rules and Regulations of the Society.
All animals and embryos must be registered before transfer and export of genetics.
|Ewe transfer
|$10.00 per ewe
|Ram transfer
|$10.00 per ram
|Semen transfer
|$20.00 per package
|Embryo transfer
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Penalty Fees
Late Annual Membership - $50.00
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Bob's love for the game of basketball developed during his junior high school, high school and college days, when he was heavily involved at Omaha-area YMCA's as a scorekeeper, referee and coach. In his early 20's, Bob was a varsity assistant coach at Lewis Central (Iowa) High School, and then took a job as the Athletic Director at Omaha's Jewish Community Center (JCC). While at the JCC, Bob grew the basketball program from 120 participants to over 450, and he added soccer, flag football and lacrosse to the athletic department's program offerings. Bob's ability to grow sports programming continued after he co-founded the Omaha Sports Academy (OSA) in spring 2008. Since that time, he has built the largest select basketball club program in Omaha (60 winter teams and 55 summer teams) and has grown the Predator League sponsored by Going Vertical from 100 teams to over 600. Bob's coaching style is a demanding one, yet his passion for the game and love for his players shines through. His players are among the most-prepared for the "next level", whether that is high school or college. A "student of the game," Bob constantly educates himself by frequenting high school and college practices and the Oklahoma City Thunder training camp.
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Rachel is the Assistant General Manager, and will hit her 10 year anniversary with Omaha Sports Academy this summer! She is involved in the administrative aspects of all OSA programming and day to day operations to ensure the highest quality of our own Select programs, camps, and clinics to striving to meet the needs of all teams while scheduling league and tournament games.
When asked about what she likes most about her job with OSA, she will be quick to tell you about her love for the game-day atmosphere! "When parents, players, coaches, and fans come through our doors each weekend, they expect a top-notch experience, and I am proud to be a part of an organization that can provide that on a consistent basis."
Rachel has a BS Education degree from the University of Kansas, with a minor in English. She is about as big a Jayhawk fan as they come, and you can be assured that if you pass by her wearing any Kansas attire, she will give you a "Rock Chalk" and will expect a "Jayhawk" in return!
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Charles has been our Select Basketball Coordinator since the fall of 2011. Originally from Miami, Charles found his way to Omaha when he transferred to the University of Nebraska at Omaha part-way through his college basketball career. At UNO during 1996-1998, Charles enjoyed a successful career, garnering All-Northern Collegiate Conference (NCC) honors, and leading the team in scoring his sophomore year. Charles graduated from UNO with a Bachelor of Science degree in Organization Communication, with a minor in Business Administration.
Since Charles's full time involvement at OSA, the OSA Select Program has nearly doubled in annual participation for all seasons and has been pivotal in the accelerated development of careers of several Metro high school and youth coaches and players in the area.
Charles and his wife Alysia have two children who play through OSA. Charles has a passion for basketball and his enthusiasm for the sport is apparent on both the practice floor and in game time situations.
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Connor O'Neill
Girls Select Coordinator
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Connor was born and raised in Omaha and has been around the Omaha sports community his entire life. He attended Westside High School where he earned letters in basketball, baseball and football. He received a Baseball Scholarship to Creighton University. While at Creighton, he obtained a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration as well as earning Dean's List academic honors. After his baseball career ended, he was a team manager for Creighton University Men's basketball team during Dana Altman's last season.
After Creighton, he knew he wanted to pursue both teaching and coaching careers. He received a Degree in Secondary Education from University of Nebraska-Omaha and was hired by Millard North High School where he has spent the past six years as both a Business Teacher and on the Girls Basketball and Baseball coaching staffs. He was part of the 2019 State Champion Girls Basketball Team, and he has helped coach many current and former OSA players while at Millard North.
"It is extremely difficult to leave a place like Millard North after seven years. Millard North has a top-notch culture both academically and athletically. However, I couldn't turn down the opportunity to be a part of an organization like Omaha Sports Academy. I can't wait to get started as Select Girls Program Director and continue to help all of our players reach their basketball goals. I believe everything is in place here at OSA for us to take the next step as a girls' program." – Connor O'Neill
"Congratulations on hiring Connor O'Neill as the Girls Director at OSA. I have known Connor for his entire life. Connor is passionate about basketball, he is a great teacher, and above all else he possesses great character. He will do a great job." – Bruce Rasmussen, Athletics Director Creighton University
"Our program's culture of accountability, toughness and togetherness has been critical to MNGBB's overall success, which resulted in the 2019 Class A State Basketball Championship. Without a doubt Coach O'Neill was an essential part of building and maintaining that culture. His dedication to going above and beyond with his commitment to MNGBB and developing relationships with our players on and off the court were a big reason why the Mustang basketball was able to reach the heights it did. Coach O'Neill's passion for the Xs and Os of basketball, his passion for developing great players, and his ability to build strong, lasting relationships will make him extremely successful moving forward. We here at MNGBB wish him the best of luck in this endeavor and will be watching from afar, cheering for him with our whole hearts." – Coach David Diehl, Millard North Girls Basketball Head Coach


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ABOYNE – Wellington County Collects is back at the Wellington County Museum and Archives with Prior to Power: Doug Evans' Collection of Hand Tools.
This exhibit explores Evans' over 900-piece collection of hand tools and equipment.
"Prior to Power will showcase just a small sampling of Doug's massive collection," Lindsay Woelfle, curator of the exhibit said.
"With a collection this size, that is constantly evolving, we wanted to offer some of the most unique and interesting pieces while still giving a good overview of the collection as a whole."
The exhibit will open July 13 and run until Jan. 5.
The museum will be hosting a lecture on July 14 at 2pm where Evans will discuss his collection, collecting strategy and some of his favourite pieces in the exhibit.
The Wellington County Museum and Archives is located on Wellington Road 18 between Fergus and Elora.
The galleries are open weekdays from 9:30am to 4:30pm and 1 to 5pm on weekends and holidays.
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Jordan Brand celebrates March Madness 2017 with the release of the Air Jordan XXX1 Low PE "Marquette." Inspired by the Golden Eagles men's basketball team, the sneaker features a mix of university blue, amarillo, and midnight navy with the Maquette logo emblazoned on both heels. Release date is March 7, 2017 at a retail price of $160.


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Will Houston Recover Sooner Than You Think?
The flooding brought about by Hurricane Harvey is both tragic and devastating. More than 70 people are believed to have died, and an estimated 100,000 homes are damaged. There is no question that Harvey's damage will impact the Houston economy for some time. To quantify this damage, our Senior Vice President of Advisory in Texas, Scott Davis, used data about local floods that spanned from 1992 to 2016 as empirical evidence of the aftermath.
The last nine significant flood events have shown Houston's housing market to be extremely resilient by increasing sales and prices soon after each occurrence. The only cases where the sales did not immediately improve were those during times when the region is under stress from larger macroeconomic issues not related to flooding, like a national recession or oil price declines. And even in these cases, prices were much quicker to recover.
Our team modeled the recovery time for single-family sales, permits, and median pricing for 12 months before and after nine significant flooding events in Houston. The relationship was extrapolated to predict when Houston is likely to recover in the wake of Hurricane Harvey. Of all potential outcomes, we see slow sales activity through 2017 with the market reaching pre-storm recovery levels in mid-first quarter 2018 for sales and new construction. Pricing power is likely to return in the second quarter.


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I offer a Free Introductory Meeting for people who like my Facebook page. The meeting is aimed at brand new learners (and/or their parents) and are looking for a driving instructor (and want to meet me prior to appointing their driving instructor). It can also be arranged by learners who are looking to change instructor and would like to meet and chat before making a decision.
This meeting is used partly to help me fully understand your needs, expectations and your style of learning (which can be easier to establish fully rather than by email, text and phone alone) but is mainly an opportunity for you to meet me, ask me questions, and learn a little about how I work (my teaching methods and lesson structure) and discuss a potential lesson plan. The meeting is usually held in my car (enabling brand new learners the opportunity to sit in the driver's seat and commence with an initial lesson on the Cockpit Drill) but, if you prefer (or if you are under 18), I am happy to involve a parent and can hold the initial part of the session in your home.
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Primetime Ratings: ABC Returns Sunday Lineup to Win Night
ABC returned its
lineup from a week off to win Sunday with an overall 2.2 rating/6 share in the
18-49 demo, according to Nielsen overnight numbers. Once Upon a Time was
down 3% from last week to a 2.9, while Desperate Housewives returned
from a week off down 4% to a 2.5. GCB, on the other hand, spiked 27%
from its series low two weeks ago to a 1.9.
Fox also returned
its regular Sunday night to a second-place 1.9/5. The Simpsons and Bob's
Burgers were even with their last originals at 2.3 and 1.9, respectively. Family
Guy was up 12% in its first episode in four weeks with a 2.8. The
Cleveland Show was down a tenth from what it drew two weeks ago in the
timeslot to a 1.9.
CBS took third
with a 1.6/4. The season finale of The Good Wife was down 11% from last
week to a 1.7, tying its series low. The Amazing Race tied its season
low 2.2, falling 15% from last week. New series NYC 22 was down 14% to a
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At the height of her fame, Sayers was asked to write a play to be performed in Canterbury Cathedral for an annual festival. Having spent 15 years writing about a sexually adept aristocrat who entered churches more for aesthetic contemplation than spiritual renewal, Sayers hesitated. She finally accepted the commission, due, most likely, to the prestige of her predecessors in the job, T. S. Eliot and Charles Williams.
However, in writing a play about the 12th-century architect who rebuilt part of Canterbury Cathedral after its fiery destruction, Sayers experienced her own baptism by fire. As though a hot coal had touched her lips, she began speaking, through her characters, about the relevance of Christian doctrine to the integrity of work. Intriguing even professional theologians, her play ends with an angel announcing that humans manifest the "image of God," the imago Dei, through creativity. After all, the Bible chapter proclaiming the imago Dei presents God not as judge or lawgiver but as Creator: "So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them" (Gen. 1:27).
Even more radically, Sayers's angel suggests that creativity is Trinitarian. Any creative work has three distinct components: the Creative Idea, the Creative Energy "begotten of that Idea," and the Creative Power that is "the meaning of the work and its response in the lively soul." Indeed, Sayers's angel says of Idea, Energy, and Power, "these three are one."
Called The Zeal of Thy House, Sayers's 1937 play ran for 100 performances, having moved from Canterbury to London's West End. Audiences valued its unusual communication of Christian belief. Rather than endorsing pietistic practices, it celebrated the sanctity of work; rather than obsessing over sexual sins, it denounced arrogant pride as the "eldest sin of all." The play's self-aggrandizing protagonist, a womanizer who believes he alone can make the cathedral great again, is humbled by a crippling fall. Only then does he abandon his narcissistic need for mastery and acclaim, telling God, "to other men the glory / And to Thy Name alone."
Perhaps too subtle, but masterful @CTmagazine article about Dorothy Sayers as a reluctant prophet being relevant at time when "political passions have become the new piety". Well done @crystalldowning. https://t.co/6vgVQl8PMR pic.twitter.com/0aiEtGxXBM
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In retrospect ...
My hair has arrived. And I like it.
My head is too big ... but I can get it on.
Today I tried my first self applied makeup.
I watched the DVD twice. I kind of wish it showed someone putting on makeup for themselves rather than a makeup artist applying it to someone else.
But at least it gives me the general idea.
I sit at the computer ... watch step 1 then do it. Then the next bit and do it. It takes quite a while.
On the whole ... well ... it could have been worse.
My wife arrived home ... and was ok seeing Andrea for the first time. Uneasy about kissing me in lipstick ... but OK. Thank you ... this could all have turned out so badly ... you're helping me hold it all together.