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a not so gentle breeze…
a not so gentle breeze blows across the planes… across an open ocean for 4,000 or so miles, only to find its place striking against a nervous monkey, eager but frightened to travel to the place of his origin.
"do you feel it…" he asks me gently, feeling the weight of the upcoming motions of a life he is quite tepid to begin to journey down, "…it is all around us Dad".
I too feel the pull from across the Pacific… it will be soon enough I know. I need to stay focused, clear in purpose. There is no turning back now, though Tiberius doesn't know that. I have made the leap. It is beginning.
"I feel it too, Tiberius, it will be soon now."
It Has Been a While.
It has been a while since I have thought about my time in Japan… both of my past and my future.
Since I have returned, life has seemingly moved forward quicker than my consciousness can render. It is as if the multiple timelines of my Universe, the vast array of choice within the very essence of creation itself, has started to blur and transpose, causing me to feel spread across my reality and question the very distinction of that which has happened… and that which has yet to.
There has been so much confusion of late, so much raw emotion and unsuspected 'new beginnings' I wonder as to the man I am becoming. There seems to be a subjugation of my mind, a balancing act part of me is losing, a memory that seems to be fading from the perfect tangibility it once prominently held.
The daemon desire has again crept into my life, tempting me with fertile earth for which to inspire my devotion.
Hello kitty… oh how did I forget.
Fuji from 15,000
Mt Fuji, from 15,000 feet. | Artist rendering.
In the Heart of the City
in the very heart of the city
little ones…
Would you care to wager?
No, I would not. It would have been a wager I lost.
I have made many wagers in my life… but honestly, as an adult, I tend to no longer 'take bets'. For me, even 1% is just too much probability. I have been so viciously and ruthlessly reminded that life can pull off the unimaginable that it is no longer shocking. Murphy's Law… Occam's razor… call it what you may, there was a time when I knew… knew …without any doubt in my mind, that I would never want a child again.
"Would you wager now…. that you would like another little boy or girl?" Tiberius needles at me as I am writing this blog.
"What's the over under?" I respond mockingly.
I calculate that I have 2 roads ahead of me; [with many many offshoots, and many more…] but two major roads in front of me as I start 2017: the one that I am planning for, & the one that the Universe may give me regardless of all of my focus and effort in the planned future.
"I want a Japanese baby!"
"Where did that comes from Tiberius?" I state shockingly.
There was a long pause.
"I miss my Buddy…" he says as his buttons start to gather condensation, "…and a cute little Japanese baby would go a long way in making me happy."
"Oh I don't make you happy, Tiberius?" I frame pseudo-shockingly.
"No!" he tantrums.
"Hahahaha. I love you too Buddy!"
But I know what he means. If you could have walked with us through Japan, had seen the little ones trotting around to school, to church, to temple or just downtown, it is soooo hard not to want a little more kawaii in your life.
SO cute!
There are no lines to read between, oh Beautiful. You know my stated intentions. I know what I want, which is to say I know I do not get to chose what I want, I do not get the agency for understanding the journey I am on, just like the rest of us. That is why this is so funny, to be blogging about a time when I thought I could actually fix my future, to the time now where everyone who has ever told me "never say never!" rings in my ears as I smile knowing that something inside of me has always been that transparent.
"I am ready now. I see you wandering beside me, ready to knock me off my stated goals. So I challenge you, dear lover, find me a different today… I dare you." – Tiberius challenges to the world.
a fish named…
When Tiberius and I were in Disneyland Paris, we chuckled at the cute way in which the French women would say the name 'Nemo'. Here in America, we pronounce it like you are saying the word for "knee" & the name "Moe". They pronounced it "Nem" as in "Nemesis" & the name "Moe". Slight and subtle distinction, but highly noticeable… and oddly adorable.
Here in Disneyland Japan… they say the same.
"Although… I have no idea what she is saying!" said Tiberius jokingly… 😉
We needed a smile today.
The World On a String
"That is one handsome little monkey…" I hear from a shy admirer in the distance, telling this or that friend the nature of the little devil I have strapped to the front of me. So much attention does this little monkey receive, so out of the ordinary he usually is.
After a few minutes on the plane ride from Beijing to Tokyo, the woman next to me on the flight asked if I talked to him like he was a person all the time.
Blank stares ensued.
"How dare she!," rants Tiberius.
"I know, Buddy. I know."
Conveniently, her headphones were already in… but don't tell Tiberius that.
the giving of Thanks…
Thursday | November 24th 2016 | -122.052218 – 37.908984
As I look back…
Tiberius and I have begun to look back at our trip to Japan as one of the defining moments of our lives. Everything that will come next, will be a direct result of that trip. It was not easy, it was not without great sacrifice; for what we have given up, what we willingly have released back into the Universe is the very essence of the belief that inspired us to have gone on the trip in the first place. To begin again from the inside out, to be truly inspired by the awe that is in our world right around every corner… forever tempting us to be bold and brave and always believe! Always. This is what Tiberius and I found in Hiroshima, and again caught glimpses of in Kyoto: the willingness to always believe.
So today, I (before mentioned meat bag) will give my thanks for the many beloved and precious memories I have of this day in years past, and lifetime pasts, and futures forward… of Turkey cake choppings, sword bread cutting, super mashy-mashers, or frozen beasts wrapped in netting. So many precious pieces to the story that is my life; so many tomorrows dreamt about and yesterdays hardly remembered… all leading me here, to this moment, to this place.
"I am grateful for what I am and have. My thanksgiving is perpetual." – Henry David Thoreau
I am so very grateful to have had such pleasant opportunities for pleasant memories. I have been so very lucky in this life, so very blessed and gifted on many levels. I feel grossly undeserving of such a journey, of such times of pure joy, purpose and hope… and times with family, friends, loved ones and forgotten ones.
I have friends who this day are no longer here to be thankful for what we still have and can take for granted… LIFE!
But I think my choice this year to simply reminisce, to purposefully distance myself from my world and the ground that is around me… is yet another manifestation of my need to continue to envision the reality of spending next year at this time in Japan. I know it seems like that would entice me to want to spend more time with my loved ones here and now. But that is the funny thing about what the trip actually did to me: Make me give thanks everyday. I have made my reality of this next year seeing those people, spending that time, strentghening the bonds I will need to get me through the next year and beyond without their being down the street, or the town over. I will be an ocean away, on a path far from anyone in this reality I have now can understand. (well, except you Tiberius)
"To give thanks in solitude is enough. Thanksgiving has wings and goes where it must go. Your prayer knows much more about it than you do." – Victor Hugo
There was that one Thanksgiving in Reno…
Caught on a frozen day in a frozen storm, work allowing me the time since I was already in Reno… how different the man I was back then. Almost ten years have past, and all contacts forgotten and bridges burned, no longer in my daily thoughts or part of my routine. No triggers in this timeline, yet another reason to not be in the place were you walked another path.
But there are shots like this one below in the catalog that make me realize one inevitable truth… I have always had my 'vision', I have always been able to capture the Beautiful as I saw her manifesting in the world in front of me. This picture was taken almost a decade ago… but she is there, hiding coyly in form and sensually in curve! She is there, right there!
That year, so long ago, spent with then good friends, good food, and great joyous libations…
- while the soundtrack rattled in the background YouTube | Weezer – Holiday
- and the apples fell to water (alhambra)
- while the table ribbed for festivities (on her shoulders)
- consumed the butter organic (bubble butter)
- oranges and butterflies
And that was always the problem with the Dutchess and Jonathon, together they were trouble.
and now some humor… to lighten the mood. oh 2017, what a year you will be for me!
Monkey @ the Moma | w/friends
No, it is not at all what you think. Yes, some are memories, but no, I have no expectation.
I lost that, remember Tiberius.
"Oh… you were talking to me?"


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Mr. Christensen was arrested on 25 May 2017, in Oryol, during the raid of a peaceful gathering of Jehovah's Witnesses by Federal Security Service agents and armed police officers wearing masks. Some 50 other worshippers were also arrested but later released without charge.
The raid and arrest came after Russia's Supreme Court banned the Jehovah's Witnesses in April 2017 over alleged extremism. It was the first time that a Jehovah's Witness has been jailed since the Soviet Union.
After his May arrest, The Sovietsky District Court ordered him to be held in pre-trial detention for two months, which he appealed unsuccessfully. On 20 July 2017 the Soviet district court of the city of Orel, ordered Mr. Christensen to remain in an investigation cell for another 4 months, until 23 November. Despite appeals, his pre-trial detention was repeatedly prolonged.
On 6 February 2019, the Zheleznodorozhniy District Court of Oryol found Mr. Christensen guilty under Article 282.2 (1) of the Russian Criminal Code for "organising the activity of an extremist organization." He was sentenced to 6 years in prison.


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Maier Skis to Fourth Straight Win
Beaver Creek, CO, Nov. 29 (AP by John Mossman)--No rocks. Just a rocket.
Austrian strongman Hermann Maier continued his early-season domination of the men's World Cup ski circuit, capturing a super-G by a substantial margin on Sunday for his fourth straight victory.
Maier, 26, attacked the steep, treacherous Birds of Prey course for a winning margin of .94 seconds over teammate Stephan Eberharter in the inaugural super-G of the season.
Maier, known as the Herminator, now has won four of the five men's races this season; he did not compete in a slalom here on Tuesday. The record for consecutive World Cup wins is 10 by Ingemar Stenmark (1977-78).
Maier tied Switzerland's Pirmin Zurbriggen for the most career super-G victories (10) among male skiers.
As he did in overwhelming the field in Saturday's downhill, Maier came across more than a second ahead of his competition, leaving many to shake their heads in awe. The eighth racer on the course, he skied smoothly but powerfully, brushing several gates, to post a time of 1 minute, 16.51 seconds that was 1.13 seconds quicker than the previous seven racers.
Eberharter, skiing ninth, then fashioned a solid run of 1:17.45 that might have won on another day. He managed, however, only to slightly reduce Maier's winning margin.
Unlike the downhill, when Maier damaged his left ski after hitting a rock, Sunday's run was without mishap.
``I had new skis,'' he said. ``They aren't my fastest. I will save the fastest skis for a slope with more flats. I didn't need them here with this course so steep.
``I could have gone faster. I was a little too fast at one gate on the bottom section, and I didn't risk fully after that.''
Maier, making a strong bid to recapture the World Cup overall title he claimed two years ago but relinquished to Norway's Lasse Kjus last season, now has won six races on this 3-year-old course, including three in the past five days. Besides the downhill, he won a giant slalom on Wednesday.
``I'm a little bit surprised about that,'' he said of his trio of victories here. ``Every race was great, especially downhill and super-G. There was a lot of time between me and second place, and that's great.''
Asked to account for his torrid start, Maier said, ``I guess I have more experience now, so I can ski every section very fast. I am fast in the flats and long gliding points. That's better than three years ago, when I was very fast in the technical sections.
``And I don't feel any pain in my back, so I can ski how I want.''
Eberharter said he was ``happy with second place, but it was not a good run for me. Too many mistakes. I skied too aggressive at the top and missed two jumps. You can't do that against Hermann Maier. He had perfect races yesterday and today.''
Kjus wound up third in 1:17.64.
``I had been struggling,'' Kjus said, ``but I made some small changes in my boots, and things are starting to work better. This race gives me the confidence to know I can ski faster.
``Hermann will be very tough to beat in the World Cup if he keeps winning all the time. I hope I can raise my performance a little bit so I can give him a fight.''
Maier, who won four of the six super-G races last season to easily win the discipline title, got started toward another super-G title with Sunday's victory and also led his powerful Austrian team to five of the top six places.
Austrians Andreas Schifferer, Christian Mayer and Hans Knauss were fourth, fifth and sixth, respectively, in 1:17.70, 1:17.76 and 1:17.82.
Sweden's Fredrik Nyberg was seventh in 1:17.83, followed by Austria's Werner Franz in 1:17.89, Switzerland's Paul Accola in 1:17.97 and Austria's Josef Strobl in 1:18.05.
Daron Rahlves of Truckee, Calif., rebounding from a crash in the downhill, was the top American, finishing 14th in 1:18.35. Bode Miller of Franconia, N.H., was 23rd in 1:19.27, and Chad Fleischer of Vail was 27th in 1:19.51.
Canada's Ed Podivinsky was 30th in 1:19.80.
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Mama is very happy that I finished building the dollhouse crib. It is made with chipboard and toothpicks….and lots of glue. Tomorrow I hope to get several coats of paint and maybe some floral decoration on the end. (I added the sharpie pen for scale).
On Saturday Helen and Margo are coming out to create fairy worlds. Along with finishing the crib today, I colored rice and started gather supplies for their craft day. They usually take such a different approach to their projects, so it will be fun to see what they do.


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On Tuesday night, Boston College men's soccer couldn't catch a break.
The Eagles (6-4-1) suffered their third consecutive loss to crosstown rival Harvard (6-3-2) after a couple unlucky bounces put BC in an early hole, and a dominant (yet frustrating) second half couldn't produce a single goal. Despite outshooting the Crimson 10-1 over the final 45 minutes, the Eagles were stunted by goalkeeper Kyle Parks, who managed four crucial saves in the 2-0 victory.
The misfortune began in the fourth minute, when a long throw-in found Taner Dogan in the box, and the Harvard midfielder rifled a shot from close range directly at BC keeper Cedric Saladin. The Swiss sophomore blocked the attempt, but Dogan anticipated the rebound perfectly and, this time, finished past Saladin to give the Crimson a 1-0 advantage.
In the 21st minute, Harvard extended its lead to 2-0 off the boot of Tyler Savitsky. Once again, an unlucky bounce plagued the Eagle defense. A Crimson attacker tried to pass a through ball in between BC's left and center backs, but Callum Johnson was right there for the interception. Except, in the blink of an eye, the ball took an awkward bounce off of Johnson, sputtered past Abe Bibas, and deflected straight to Savitsky, who let his momentum take him behind the Eagles' back line. The Harvard substitute took a few touches before firing the second goal of the evening by Saladin's left shoulder.
BC also fell victim to some unfavorable officiating. Toward the end of the first half, Zeiko Lewis snuck behind the Crimson defense and prepared to shoot a sure-thing goal from about 10 yards out. But a Harvard defender upended Lewis with a dangerous slide tackle from behind that caught little to no ball. The Eagles sideline waited for a whistle and a card as Parks fell on the loose ball and gazed at Lewis, writhing in pain, to his left. No call.
Nothing about BC's first half was pretty. In fact, the deficit could have easily been three goals if it wasn't for a Simon Enstrom save off of a corner kick header. But, in typical fashion, the Eagles followed up their slow start with a much-improved second half of soccer, roaring back to pummel the Crimson with shot after shot—only, somehow, nothing would go in.
In the 60th minute, BC nearly cut Harvard's lead in half when Maximillian Schulze-Geisthovel bodied his defender, corralled a long throw-in from Trevor Davock, and turned to shoot. The scrum in the box produced only a series of deflections, though, as the Eagles couldn't rattle off a clean shot past the keeper.
Soon after, Raphael Salama won a ball near the opponent's 18-yard box and poked a pass in Enstrom's direction. BC's most powerful shooter hammered a screamer toward Parks' left side, but the keeper dove and tipped the ball to preserve the two-goal lead.
With 10 minutes remaining, Lewis made a run down the right sideline before cutting back to the middle. Defenders converged on the Eagles' best playmaker as he passed it at the last minute to Henry Balf waiting in the middle of the box. The midfielder skied it, and with the missed shot, BC's chances of another late-game comeback vanished.
As poor as the Eagles' passing was on Tuesday, don't sound the alarm quite yet. The non-conference loss will not affect ACC Tournament hopes and BC will have two more opportunities this season for upset wins against elite teams. No. 3 Clemson will make the trek to Newton Campus Field on Friday, and then Wake Forest will host the Eagles in Winston Salem, N.C., on the following Saturday. By no means will either game be an easy win, but BC could eke out a win with its steady defense, electric forwards, and, of course, Zeiko Lewis, who remains one of the best players on the pitch wherever he plays.
Ed Kelly's squad is hampered by injuries to Len Zeugner, Mohammed Moro, Younes Boudadi, and Joshua Forbes. On Tuesday, all of those bumps and bruises showed in the shutout loss. Yet, that's also the magic of a Kelly team: new guys will step up, and Clemson will still take the Eagles very, very seriously on Friday—as it should. But the forwards who have carried them this far with their noses for the goal need to regain that sense of smell, or else the upcoming Top-10 matchups may look a lot like the 5-0 blowout at No. 8 North Carolina.
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Former United Democratic Party (UDP) Minister, Lisel Alamilla, has gone from burning rosewood to terminating teachers.
On Tuesday afternoon, she terminated the services of nine teachers at the Claver College Extension in Punta Gorda.
The problem with these terminations is they were not sanctioned by the board. Instead, they were ordered and carried out by only Alamilla, who is the chairperson and the treasurer whose name has not yet been made public.
Additionally, with this 80 percent of teachers terminated, only two remain on staff to educate a population of almost 100 students.
The source of the termination stems from the fact that Alamilla was unable to properly negotiate with the staff regarding the time of their payment.
Given the harsh economic times, it is already a challenge for teachers to budget their income received once per month but Alamilla hoped that they would be willing to accept their payments every two months.
The teachers refused and staged a sickout last week which may have contributed to Alamilla's decision to terminate them.
Vanna Noralez, the Teacher Representative at the school, told the press that the proposal to pay teachers quarterly was rejected by the staff months ago. However, it recently resurfaced and was again rejected.
The staff reportedly sent back the proposal to the board and asked that it be revised. However, since then, requests for meetings with the board have fallen on deaf ears.
According to Noralez, despite this breakdown, teachers continued to attend classes as per normal.
Alamilla told the press that the school was simply not able to make payroll on a monthly basis because of the school's financial position.
Her own revelation has raised many questions about her ability to properly conduct the business of the school as its chairperson.
She additionally, informed the press that the school had opted to adopt the payment method used by the University of Belize in which teachers are paid at the middle and end of the semester.
However, again she conceded that the school was an adult continuing education program and so there are no real guidelines in place to determine which rules should be applied.
Belize Times notes that the syllabus used by this school reflects the secondary school structure and at the secondary school level, teachers are paid once per month.
While Alamilla was quick to terminate the teachers for refusing to be paid quarterly, she has not yet stated if she too pays herself quarterly.
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Former United Democratic Party (UDP) Minister, Lisel Alamilla, has gone from burning rosewood to terminating teachers.


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Changing syntax error detection Follow
Is there capability within PHP/Webstorm of changing the syntax error detection within PHP/other langs?
I use a framework which makes heavy use of the __get & __set magic class functions and I'm getting a little annoyed with seeing 'nonexistent' fields being marked as errors.
After a little further bit of investigation I've found the thread that details a workaround:
However it would be useful to programmatically change parts of the syntax error detection framework. I might be living in vain, optimistic hope here but any pointers?
Hi Benjamin,
Settings | Inspections | PHP | Undefined | Undefined field --> Downgrade severity if __magic methods are present in class
In upcoming v5 it can be even better -- depends on how __get declared (presence of proper PHPDoc; what type it returns etc). If it works similar to how MongoDB works (when selecting Database or Table) then the aforementioned option is not even required (but this is rather a specific case, which is not common when general-purpose framework is involved).
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The studio released a statement on Saturday, saying:
"While Universal Pictures had already paused the marketing campaign for 'The Hunt,' after thoughtful consideration, the studio has decided to cancel our plans to release the film. We stand by our filmmakers and will continue to distribute films in partnership with bold and visionary creators, like those associated with this satirical social thriller, but we understand that now is not the right time to release this film,"
Deadline Hollywood reports.
Advertisements have been pulled from an upcoming satirical horror film in which elites hunt and kill "deplorables" amid intensifying political hostilities. The decision was made to pull the ads but not the movie after three mass shootings were committed this summer.
The plot of the NBC Universal movie "The Hunt," which is slated for release on Sept. 27, follows wealthy thrill-seekers who board a private jet and fly off to a secluded five-star resort where their mission is to hunt and kill so-called deplorable Americans.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, NBC's Universal is now reconsidering its ad strategy following the mass shootings at the Gilroy Garlic Festival in California, the Walmart shopping center in El Paso, Texas, and at a nightclub in Dayton, Ohio.
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"The violent, R-rated film from producer Jason Blum's Blumhouse [production company] follows a dozen MAGA types who wake up in a clearing and realize they are being stalked for sport by elite liberals," The Hollywood Reporter noted.
Characters in the movie that are considered prey for the hunters are referred to as deplorables, a term former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton used to describe supporters of presidential candidate Donald Trump during the 2016 election.
"At least the hunt's coming up. Nothing better than going out to the manor and slaughtering a dozen deplorables," another character replies.
"The Hunt," which features Oscar winner Hillary Swank, was originally titled "Red State vs. Blue State." Among the deplorables in the film — who were pre-selected to be murdered — were those who voiced opposition to abortion.
"The script for 'The Hunt' features the red-state characters wearing trucker hats and cowboy shirts, with one bragging about owning seven guns because it's his constitutional right. The blue-state characters — some equally adept with firearms — explain that they picked their targets because they expressed anti-choice positions or used the N-word on Twitter," The Hollywood Reporter added.
In a segment on Fox News' "The Ingraham Angle," Catholic author and journalist Raymond Arroyo said the movie is disgusting and should be pulled, particularly in light of the ongoing tension surrounding gun violence.
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The Mail on Sunday carries news that the Conservatives not only have a mole in Gordon's Brown's cabinet, but that the mole has been leaking over the Smith Institute (Guido's favourite subject) and Chris Grayling has written to Gordon Brown about it!
Explosive stuff!
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A Conservative Mole in Labour's cabinet?
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The English today like it the New Zealand way. We learnt this soon after visiting The Providores, the Tapas bar, which is known for its superb coffee, as well as New Zealand chef, excellent food, and exclusive New Zealand wine. This time we tried the iced Providores espresso. On a hot day in the city it was just the ticket. Yet, we left only to come back. This is THE place where one should have the flat white. That's where this special type of coffee with milk came from – New Zealand.
Coffee at The Providores is a special blend that's roasted for the restaurant by Monmouth Coffee Company. The drinks menu quotes: "Monmouth Coffee Company in Bermondsey and comes from single estate farms in Brazil, Guatemala and Colombia. Our decaffeinated coffee is produced using the Swiss water method from beans grown by farmers in Colombia. We use organic milk and also offer non-GM soya milk." Thoughtful to the last coffee grain.


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At the Airthrie School Art Clubs we encourage children to be creative, develop their own ideas, have fun exploring different materials and techniques and produce individual pieces of Art. We hope to:
Personal creativity is key and each child works at their own level and on their own project. The children will interpret art in their own way! Over a few weeks they will create a piece of art that will be displayed in school initially and then taken home.
All materials will be provided unless there is something specific that they wish to bring in from home to develop their own ideas.
If you have any queries about Art Club please contact the School Office.
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The Art Club children have explored what they can actually see in their own still life work before completing a mixed media representation of a Matisse still life. Over the course of the term they... Read more
Update 5 March: We are very pleased to report that we have two Airthrie prize-winners:Callan Wood - Year 1. Poppy Bell - Year 3. Many congratulations to you... Read more
To be entered into our Spring Term Art Gallery competition...let's get creative! Have a go at making a piece of art in the style of one of the following artists and your work will be displayed on... Read more
In Art Club we are exploring the colour, style and techniques used by Vincent Van Gogh, recreating a chosen dark, winter night painting. The children worked in a range of media - pencil for... Read more
During Art Club the children drew and cut out a template of their favourite number. They placed it in an imaginative way, overlapping and rotating their number to flow across the page. The children... Read more
Les Alyscamps was the inspiration for another Art Club session. A range of media was used including pencil for composition layout followed by paint and oil pastels for layering and texture.The... Read more
The Art Club children took their time recreating the other half of a wild animal's portrait. They looked closely at pattern, composition, detail and texture for each of their chosen animals.They... Read more
This term children in Art Club have experimented with different media to create some intricate and fantastical castles. They have developed their brush strokes, blending of media and paid close... Read more
We are delighted to have entered some of our pupils' artwork into the ISA Regional Art Competition which is taking place at the Chase Grammar School, Cannock. The judging will take place... Read more
Our Year 3 children enjoyed working with watercolours to create a sunset - developing their brush control, colour mixing and blending. They learnt about foreground, middle ground and background... Read more


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My heart in two places 15
I believe places can speak to us and we have the equal ability to listen if we allow ourselves to. I have two homes where I live two lives. One, in the
I was wondering when it would happen until it finally did. I'm talking about
Wherever we are, we engage life. New migrants, especially, have this ongoing conversation with the host country. It's a constant dialogue, an assessing and reassessing of how one is faring in the new setting.
I do the same when I am in Aus. It's my way of processing new experiences, and it is all part of my assimilation to life there. My life as a migrant in
We moved to
Since I have been traveling in and out of
I must admit that though it is happening less often, once in a while, I still get that alien feeling when I go about doing ordinary things like shopping or even engaging in chitchat with strangers. For one, I still have trouble with the Australian accent. While I can understand newscasters and politicians who make it a point to speak extra clearly, I am befuddled by the average bloke (guy) or sheila (girl) who seem, to me at least, to be eating their words.
As if that wasn't difficult enough, there is also the unique Aussie vocabulary that one must contend with. Their penchant for contracting words in their own way like "brekkie" for breakfast, "relo" for relatives is entertaining but it can be quite alienating. They also have their own words that sound alien to other English-speakers, like "arvo" (afternoon), and "spruiking" (to promote something). The list is endless.
The first time I felt a strong connection to Aus since we moved was during the Australia Day celebrations last January 26.
There was a moment in the program when the big TV monitors showed migrants talking about how they have adopted
But the feelings of pride and belonging, as powerful as they are, were understandable. All the emotions created by the elaborate preparations for
But about four weeks ago, I was caught by surprise when something trivial triggered a strong emotional response in me. I was riveted by a commercial on TV that had a Christmas theme. It gave me an unexpected warm feeling. No, it did not bring up images of Christmas at home. Far from it. What it elicited was THE universal Christmas feeling, but rooted somewhat in the context of Aussie life and culture. It seemed to just creep up on me and I caught myself getting teary-eyed. I remember telling
Somehow, the ad had a universal appeal that made the "them versus us" feeling a migrant often gets, fade away — for that instant, at least. It spoke to me in an intimate way that transcended my being Filipino. I felt this wonderful comfort, a feeling of fraternity, brotherhood and belonging that was, strangely enough, brought about by an ad for a department store.
Before we migrated, I asked my family over dinner to name at least 10 famous Aussies. Sadly, aside from ex-PM John Howard, we could only name Nicole Kidman and a few other actors and musicians. I imagined then it would be a long way before Aus would feel like home.
But I am becoming more and more comfortable with my life is Aus. I am beginning to trust my instincts as I feel more "in" on the different aspects of Aussie life. I successfully predicted the outcome of the last elections. I somehow caught the political zeitgeist that many of my friends missed even if they had been living there longer. I have more confidence now in the decisions I make since I am beginning to get the pattern of how things work in this orderly society.
When a migrant listens and understands and gets to know the host country more, his previously held, mostly inherited notions of the country and its people melt away, and newer, more personal, real impressions take their place. One moves out of stereotypical thinking and experiences things in a fresh way. Other people are no longer caricatures. They become flesh and blood.
We know we've transcended our biases when we get over our fixed and rigid notions and give something that used to threaten our equanimity a chance. This new take on things could only happen when I accepted where I live. When I am in
Now I am back in
My being a resident of both
But I am glad that neither of them is asking just yet for exclusivity. And that's just the way I like it.


text: NYSE:PEI Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. Stock Forecast, Price & News Adding Choose a watchlist: Adding You have already added five stocks to your watchlist. Upgrade to MarketBeat Daily Premium to add more stocks to your watchlist. Adding Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. Please log in to your account or sign up in order to add this asset to your watchlist. Log In and Add $0.67 -0.05 (-7.32 %) (As of 09/18/2020 09:35 PM ET) Add Compare Share Today's Range$0.60Now: $0.67▼$0.7550-Day Range$0.72MA: $1.05▼$1.2652-Week Range$0.60Now: $0.67▼$6.41Volume19.24 million shsAverage Volume2.53 million shsMarket Capitalization$53.25 millionP/E RatioN/ADividend Yield11.94%Beta1.94 ProfileAnalyst RatingsChartCompetitorsDividendEarningsFinancialsInsider TradesInstitutional OwnershipHeadlinesOptions ChainSEC FilingsShort InterestSocial Media PREIT (NYSE:PEI) is a publicly traded real estate investment trust that owns and manages quality properties in compelling markets. PREIT's robust portfolio of carefully curated retail and lifestyle offerings mixed with destination dining and entertainment experiences are located primarily in the densely-populated eastern U.S. with concentrations in the mid-Atlantic's top MSAs. Since 2012, the Company has driven a transformation guided by an emphasis on portfolio quality and balance sheet strength driven by disciplined capital expenditures.Read More Beat the Market (BTM) Rank™ 2.5 Analyst's Opinion Consensus RatingPennsylvania R.E.I.T. has received a consensus rating of Sell. The company's average rating score is 1.00, and is based on no buy ratings, no hold ratings, and 3 sell ratings.Price Target Upside/DownsideAccording to analysts' consensus price target of $2.40, Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. has a forecasted upside of 258.2% from its current price of $0.67.Amount of Analyst CoveragePennsylvania R.E.I.T. has received no research coverage in the past 90 days. Previous Next 1.7 Community Rank Outperform VotesPennsylvania R.E.I.T. has received 275 "outperform" votes. (Add your "outperform" vote.)Underperform VotesPennsylvania R.E.I.T. has received 519 "underperform" votes. (Add your "underperform" vote.)Community SentimentPennsylvania R.E.I.T. has received 65.37% "underperform" votes from our community.MarketBeat's community ratings are surveys of what our community members think about Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. and other stocks. Vote "Outperform" if you believe PEI will outperform the S&P 500 over the long term. Vote "Underperform" if you believe PEI will underperform the S&P 500 over the long term. You may vote once every thirty days. Previous Next 3.3 Dividend Strength Dividend LeadershipPennsylvania R.E.I.T. is a leading dividend payer. It pays a dividend yield of 11.94%, putting its dividend yield in the top 25% of dividend-paying stocks.Dividend GrowthPennsylvania R.E.I.T. does not have a long track record of dividend growth.Dividend CoverageThe dividend payout ratio of Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. is 7.62%. This payout ratio is at a healthy, sustainable level, below 75%.Dividend SustainabilityBased on earnings estimates, Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. will have a dividend payout ratio of 19.51% next year. This indicates that Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. will be able to sustain or increase its dividend. Previous Next 1.0 Company Ownership Insider Buying vs. Insider SellingIn the past three months, Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. insiders have not sold or bought any company stock.Percentage Held by InsidersOnly 3.30% of the stock of Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. is held by insiders.Percentage Held by Institutions46.33% of the stock of Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. is held by institutions. High institutional ownership can be a signal of strong market trust in this company. Previous Next 0.6 Earnings and Valuation Earnings GrowthEarnings for Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. are expected to decrease by -21.15% in the coming year, from $0.52 to $0.41 per share.Price to Earnings Ratio vs. the MarketThe P/E ratio of Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. is -0.94, which means that its earnings are negative and its P/E ratio cannot be compared to companies with positive earnings.Price to Earnings Ratio vs. SectorThe P/E ratio of Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. is -0.94, which means that its earnings are negative and its P/E ratio cannot be compared to companies with positive earnings.Price to Book Value per Share RatioPennsylvania R.E.I.T. has a P/B Ratio of 0.12. P/B Ratios below 1 indicate that a company could be undervalued with respect to its assets and liabilities. Previous Next Analyst Opinion: 2.5Community Rank: 1.7Dividend Strength: 3.3Insider Behavior: 1.0Valuation: 0.6 5 -4 -3 -2 -1 -Overall Beat the Market Rank™1.83 out of 5 stars Industry, Sector and Symbol Stock Exchange NYSE Industry Real estate investment trusts Sub-IndustryRetail REITs SectorFinance Current SymbolNYSE:PEI Previous Symbol CUSIP70910210 CIK77281 Webwww.preit.com Phone215-875-0700Debt Debt-to-Equity Ratio5.30 Current Ratio1.11 Quick Ratio1.11Price-To-Earnings Trailing P/E RatioN/A Forward P/E Ratio1.29 P/E GrowthN/A Sales & Book Value Annual Sales$336.79 million Price / Sales0.16 Cash Flow$1.46 per share Price / Cash Flow0.46 Book Value$5.51 per share Price / Book0.12Profitability EPS (Most Recent Fiscal Year)$1.05 Net Income$-10,870,000.00 Net Margins-8.63% Return on Equity-6.48% Return on Assets-1.11%Miscellaneous Employees274 Outstanding Shares79,485,000Market Cap$53.25 million Next Earnings Date11/3/2020 (Estimated) OptionableOptionable $0.67 -0.05 (-7.32 %) (As of 09/18/2020 09:35 PM ET) 30 days | 90 days | 365 days | Advanced Chart Receive PEI News and Ratings via Email Sign-up to receive the latest news and ratings for PEI and its competitors with MarketBeat's FREE daily newsletter. Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. (NYSE:PEI) Frequently Asked Questions How has Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.'s stock price been impacted by Coronavirus (COVID-19)? Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.'s stock was trading at $1.18 on March 11th, 2020 when Coronavirus (COVID-19) reached pandemic status according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Since then, PEI stock has decreased by 43.2% and is now trading at $0.67. View which stocks have been most impacted by COVID-19. Do Wall Street analysts recommend investors buy shares of Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.? 3 Wall Street analysts have issued "buy," "hold," and "sell" ratings for Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. in the last year. There are currently 3 sell ratings for the stock, resulting in a consensus recommendation of "Sell." View analyst ratings for Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.. When is Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.'s next earnings date? Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. is scheduled to release its next quarterly earnings announcement on Tuesday, November 3rd 2020. View our earnings forecast for Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.. How were Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.'s earnings last quarter? Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. (NYSE:PEI) posted its quarterly earnings results on Monday, August, 10th. The real estate investment trust reported ($0.38) EPS for the quarter, missing analysts' consensus estimates of $0.08 by $0.46. Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. had a negative net margin of 8.63% and a negative return on equity of 6.48%. View Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.'s earnings history. How often does Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. pay dividends? What is the dividend yield for Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.? Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. announced a quarterly dividend on Tuesday, May 19th. Stockholders of record on Monday, June 1st will be paid a dividend of $0.02 per share on Monday, June 15th. This represents a $0.08 annualized dividend and a yield of 11.94%. The ex-dividend date is Friday, May 29th. View Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.'s dividend history. What price target have analysts set for PEI? 3 Wall Street analysts have issued 1 year price targets for Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.'s stock. Their forecasts range from $0.70 to $5.50. On average, they expect Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.'s share price to reach $2.40 in the next year. This suggests a possible upside of 258.2% from the stock's current price. View analysts' price targets for Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.. Who are some of Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.'s key competitors? Some companies that are related to Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. include Realty Income (O), Simon Property Group (SPG), Regency Centers (REG), National Retail Properties (NNN), Federal Realty Investment Trust (FRT), Kimco Realty (KIM), Agree Realty (ADC), Taubman Centers (TCO), Weingarten Realty Investors (WRI), Retail Properties of America (RPAI), Alexander's (ALX), Retail Opportunity Investments (ROIC), Getty Realty (GTY), Macerich (MAC) and Acadia Realty Trust (AKR). View all competitors. What other stocks do shareholders of Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. own? Based on aggregate information from My MarketBeat watchlists, some companies that other Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. investors own include Washington Prime Group (WPG), CBL & Associates Properties (CBL), Gran Tierra Energy (GTE), Cannabics Pharmaceuticals (CNBX), Golar LNG Partners (GMLP), DHT (DHT), EnLink Midstream (ENLC), AEterna Zentaris (AEZS), ADMA Biologics (ADMA) and Tilly's (TLYS). Who are Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.'s key executives? Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.'s management team includes the following people: Mr. Joseph F. Coradino, Chairman & CEO (Age 67)Mr. Robert F. McCadden, Exec. VP & CFO (Age 61)Mr. Mario C. Ventresca Jr., Exec. VP of Operations (Age 52)Mr. Andrew M. Ioannou, Exec. VP of Fin. & Acquisitions (Age 44)Mr. Joseph J. Aristone, Exec. VP of Leasing (Age 53) What is Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.'s stock symbol? Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol "PEI." Who are Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.'s major shareholders? Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.'s stock is owned by many different institutional and retail investors. Top institutional shareholders include Charles Schwab Investment Management Inc. (1.77%), Bank of New York Mellon Corp (1.39%), Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (0.81%), Alps Advisors Inc. (0.60%), Principal Financial Group Inc. (0.58%) and Principal Financial Group Inc. (0.57%). Company insiders that own Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. stock include Andrew M Ioannou, Charles P Pizzi, Joanne A Epps, John Joseph Roberts, Joseph F Coradino, Leonard I Korman and Lisa M Most. View institutional ownership trends for Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.. Which institutional investors are selling Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. stock? PEI stock was sold by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Bank of New York Mellon Corp, Lido Advisors LLC, Prudential Financial Inc., UBS Group AG, Alps Advisors Inc., Great West Life Assurance Co. Can, Principal Financial Group Inc., and Principal Financial Group Inc.. View insider buying and selling activity for Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.. Which institutional investors are buying Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. stock? PEI stock was purchased by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Charles Schwab Investment Management Inc., Jane Street Group LLC, Iszo Capital Management LP, Goldman Sachs Group Inc., AQR Capital Management LLC, Envestnet Asset Management Inc., Commonwealth Equity Services LLC, and Bank of America Corp DE. Company insiders that have bought Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. stock in the last two years include Andrew M Ioannou, Charles P Pizzi, Joanne A Epps, John Joseph Roberts, Joseph F Coradino, Leonard I Korman, and Lisa M Most. View insider buying and selling activity for Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.. How do I buy shares of Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.? Shares of PEI can be purchased through any online brokerage account. Popular online brokerages with access to the U.S. stock market include Vanguard Brokerage Services, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Robinhood, Fidelity, and Charles Schwab. What is Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.'s stock price today? One share of PEI stock can currently be purchased for approximately $0.67. How big of a company is Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.? Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. has a market capitalization of $53.25 million and generates $336.79 million in revenue each year. The real estate investment trust earns $-10,870,000.00 in net income (profit) each year or $1.05 on an earnings per share basis. Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. employs 274 workers across the globe. What is Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.'s official website? The official website for Pennsylvania R.E.I.T. is www.preit.com. How can I contact Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.? Pennsylvania R.E.I.T.'s mailing address is 2005 MARKET STREET SUITE 1000, PHILADELPHIA PA, 19103. 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The Children's Choices for Fashion Clothes
There are actually many choices in terms of the clothing for the children as well as for the babies today. For the babies there is no more end of those cute outfit especially those of the traditional pink and also the blues, and those stretchy sports type of the material for each comfort, the lightweight jeans and also those of the pretty dress. There many designs that takes into account the certain comfort and also the safety that is needed for the safety needs of the little children while they balancing the needs of the parents for the bows and the frills.
There are choices also for the toddlers with all sorts of the characters seen on TV are printed in the trousers and in T-shirts, the youth fashion will begin to be creeping right into the design of the clothes for the children who are over 5 years of age. There is considered to be a definite division in between those of the clothes' styles that are being suitable and considered best for the adults, also the styles that are for the teenagers, and then those of the kind of styles and also that of the fashions for those of the young children. Usually also there can be nothing too much unsuitable that will actually make it the certain shops that are just under 16 years old, although there are many suggestions especially in the current news just currently that we are already sexualising the children in a far too soon days with the style of the clothes and also those of the toys which will be very suitable for the adults.
Those of the children and also the childhood, had already most like have great mortality rates and for that need to earn a certain living, was being seen as someone to be able to get through in a fast and not something to fuss about. Then, the result of this had no certain acceptable kind of the fashion, they already existed now as a necessity and they are being adorned and they are being exaggerated to be able to help to please those of the parents. There are many children now that are being seen as just a simple phase in the childhood right before they reach the phase of adulthood and then the quick way that they will get through to this then it will be much better for anyone.
Just a note in buying the clothes for the children is to purchase in the reputable stores that can give you options and choices for you to purchase.
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Barbara Bush, often known for her outspoken remarks and self-deprecating wit, was the US first lady from 1989 to 1993 when her husband was the country's 41st president. "I'm not sure God will recognize me; I have so many new body parts!" "I will never forget how kind she was to me on every occasion we met, and how fondly the White House staff always spoke of her", she added.
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Mehbooba Mufti's New Delhi communication forces BJP Ministers to resign
There are three vacancies in the council of ministers as the People's Democratic Party (PDP) had last month removed its finance minister Haseeb Drabu unceremoniously, the officials mentioned above said. He cautioned that there should be no communal politics played over the ghastly crime and everyone should ensure speedy justice and exemplary punishment to the culprits.
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THE SKY BLUES are scheduled to be televised live on Sky Sports three times in the first four months of the season.
The first fixture is City's home game against Preston North End on Saturday, September 1, which will now kick-off at the later time of 5.20pm.
And their away trip to Portman Road to take on Ipswich Town a few weeks later on Saturday, September 22, will also kick-off at that time rather than the traditional 3pm.
The other match is City's Midland clash with West Bromwich Albion at the Ricoh Arena which has been switched from Saturday, November 10 to Monday, November 12, kick-off 7.45pm.


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Despite an early lead, Henrietta's varsity bearcats were outmuscled in district 9-2A play by Alvord Tuesday, 14-7.
Henrietta took a 3-0 lead in the bottom of the second inning, scoring two runs in the first and one run later, but couldn't keep up the Alvord bats. Alvord scored two in the third and two in the fourth, while Henrietta added one to tie the score at four-all.
Alvord's biggest inning came in the fifth, scoring four runs. The Bulldogs added three runs in the sixth and three in the seventh, while Henrietta scored two in the fifth and one in the sixth inning.
Alvord finished with 14 hits to Henrietta's 10, and committed two errors to six from the Bearcats.
Zach Byers put up three hits for the Bearcats, finishing with three RBI's. Byers also had three stolen bases. Connor Fletcher, Korben Allen and Aaron Whitehead had one RBI each. Fletcher's RBI came on a double. Allen stole one base. Joe Dell Williams was hit by a pitch.
Ben Fletcher took the loss on the mound. Fletcher 29 batters in five innings before Philip Davis relieved him. Davis faced 15 batters. Ben Fletcher and Davis had three strikeouts each.
The Bearcats travel to Burkburnett for non-district play Saturday at 2 p.m. Tuesday, April 3, Henrietta hosts district foe Nocona for a 6 p.m. start.


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Did you ever spend summer vacations at your Grandparents house?
I never did. I mean, we went there to visit, but I don't remember staying at their place for a week or even a few days without my parents.
We did, however, have fun during our summers growing up, and I loved it when we played Hide and Seek outside until way after sunset. And we always had a great time at the beach.
When my husband John was growing up, he would spend summer vacations at his Grandparents' house in Ireland. And boy does he have some tales to tell about his time there.
Like getting to take his Grandma Greta's moped off on those crazy narrow country roads they have. He attributes those times to his love for motorcycles to this day.
And I'm pretty sure it was that same Grandma who gave him a deck of cards with naked ladies on them. He also told me about ordering up his Grandpa Eddie's favorite drink at the local pub.
He would go and stay with several family members and still talks of those days fondly.
This was our first summer to have our granddaughters come stay with us for 10 days and I sure hope they come back again next summer. I would love it if they have some tall tales to tell of their adventures at our place during their summer visits.
Hopefully those tales won't be the ones their parents shouldn't know about, but I can't guarantee anything.
Until next year girls!


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Aguas Argentinas, according to its own figures, enjoys a profit margin of between 15 and 25 percent each year. Other economists cited by the Inter-American Development Bank put the profit rate much higher—as high as 40 percent. [Santoro, 2/6/2003] According to Daniel Azpiazu, a researcher at the Latin American Faculty for Social Sciences, this rate of profit is far above the industry average. "In the United States, for example, water companies earned between 6-12.5 percent profits in 1991," Azpiazu says. "In the United Kingdom a reasonable rate of profit for the sector is between 6-7 percent. In France, 6 percent is considered a very reasonable return on investment." [CorpWatch, 2/26/2004]
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Harry's Dream made the perfect start to the present campaign when sluicing home at Kempton last month and makes considerable appeal once more in the Allied Irish Bank (GB) Private Banking Handicap Chase at Ascot (3.20).
The Philip Hobbs-trained nine-year-old seemed to be no more than a decent performer until suddenly hitting the right notes towards the end of last year.
Under the guidance of Richard Johnson, the gelding won a hurdle and chase in back-to-back races last October, but was then not seen in action again until April.
He made a bold attempt to land the hat-trick in a handicap hurdle on that occasion, but went down fighting, by a head.
Harry's Dream returned to the fray mid-way through last month and routed a very strong field over Kempton's three-mile trip.
The way he sauntered seven lengths clear of See You Sometime, subsequent winner of a major prize at Ascot, suggests he has matured into a serious animal and that he remains on the upgrade.
As such, he is sure to take a power of beating even though the handicapper has had his say.
Buster Hyvonen is fancied to show up well in the Felix Rosenstiel's Widow & Son Introductory Novices' Hurdle (2.10).
Despite James Fanshawe's four-year-old winning twice on the level, the son of Dansili became something of a nearly horse and never reached the heights his connections had hoped.
It is perhaps prudent not to get too carried away with his promising debut effort over timber, but there is surely a good chance that the switch to jumping has revitalised the gelding.
Sent off the 7-4 favourite at Huntingdon at the start of the month, he was given a confident ride by Tony McCoy and absolutely bolted up in the manner of a smart recruit.
This race poses a stiffer examination, but Buster Hyvonen is expected to provide a real test for some highly-regarded rivals.
Brendan Powell's promising youngster Tora Bora is expected to continue his rise through the ranks by landing a hat-trick in the Term of '65 Run Ashore Novices' Handicap Chase at Exeter (2.20).
The four-year-old supplemented a debut win over fences with another taking victory in a well-contested event at Market Rasen recently. Despite hitting a flat spot four out, he rallied under pressure and won with a bit in hand.
He should be hard to beat once more.
Harmony Brig, who makes his debut over fences in the Horserace Betting Levy Board Beginners' Chase at Kelso (1.25), scored a hat-trick in novice hurdle company last season and rounded the campaign off with a highly-respectable third behind Natal at Aintree.
Anything the seven-year-old achieved over the smaller obstacles was always going to be a bonus, so his fruitful time last term suggests he will develop into a very decent sort this year.
All-weather action is staged at Wolverhampton where Alittlebitleft looks to have a sound chance in the Moorcroft Racehorse Welfare Centre Nursery (4.50). This son of Danehill Dancer ran a very encouraging race when third on his first start in handicap company last time.


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Swirl by Swirl by Joyce Sidman
A Caldecott medalist and a Newbery Honor-winning poet celebrate the beauty and value of spirals.What makes the tiny snail shell so beautiful? Why does that shape occur in nature over and over again—in rushing rivers, in a flower bud, even inside your ear?
With simplicity and grace, Krommes and Sidman not only reveal the many spirals in nature—from fiddleheads to elephant tusks, from crashing waves to spiraling galaxies—
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Son of Klan Leader Don Black Renounces Racism
Don Black is the former Klan state leader best known for creating Stormfront.org, the first major Internet hate site dedicated to all things white supremacy. He served three years in federal prison for plotting a racist invasion of a small Caribbean nation, Dominica, where he was planning to attempt a government takeover. Derek Black is his son.
Derek was raised in the racist movement. At age 12, he created a racist children's page on Stormfront.org. Until recently, he hosted a radio show featuring racist guests.
Last November, the younger Black showed the first signs of veering away from his upbringing when he posted a statement on a students-only forum at the New College of Florida, where he's a student. In the statement, he explicitly said he was not a white supremacist, a neo-Nazi, or a Klansman. He also said he supports same-sex marriage, environmental regulation, and legal abortion. He added that he was not renouncing white nationalism, and didn't see it as conflicting with his other views. Right...
Now, in an email to the Southern Poverty Law Center's Mark Potok, Derek Black explains that he was already moving away from white nationalism at the time, but was not "prepared to risk driving any wedge" into his relationship with his family.
Explaining that he has spent the last few years disentangling himself from the ideology, he adds, "After a great deal of thought since then, I have resolved that it is in the best interests of everyone involved, directly or indirectly, to be honest about my slow but steady disaffiliation from white nationalism."
In a statement speaking loudly to the power of education, Black wrote, "Advocating for white nationalism means that we are opposed to minority attempts to elevate themselves to a position equal to our own. It is an advocacy that I cannot support, having grown past my bubble, talked to the people I affected, read more widely, and realized the necessary impact my actions had on people I never wanted to harm."
"Minorities must have the ability to rise to positions of power, and many supposed 'race' issues are in fact issues of structural oppression, poor educational prospects, and limited opportunity," Black continued. "The differences I thought I observed didn't go nearly as deeply as I imagined. I believe we can move beyond the sort of mind-boggling emphasis white nationalism puts on maintaining an oppressive, exclusive sense of identity — oppressive for others and stifling for our society."
Talk about going through some changes at college.
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This session of the BBQ Beat Podcast is dedicated to all of you out there who might be pondering the notion of how to start a BBQ team.
If you find yourself in this situation, then you likely understand what I mean when I point to the massive amount of online "how to cook competition BBQ" resources and say these two daunting words… "Information Overload!" Now, of course – I'm not referring to the How to Cook Competition BBQ articles on this blog… because, well… they're awesome! (Kidding – I mean, they are – but only because I point to some of the very same resources discussed in this episode).
Important Tip! Avoid Information Overload
When we address the topic of how to start a BBQ team off right, what I'm talking about goes way beyond the information that's out there. It's all very good… well, much of it is very good.
The key to being able to shift from "information overload" … which leads in many cases to a sense of paralysis by analysis… to taking action and jumping in is to follow a few of the things Tim Brigman of Circle B BBQ shares with you here that set him on the path to competition BBQ clarity!
What You'll Hear in This Session with Tim Brigman
Tim contacted me some time ago as an answer to my constant request (and it's still out there!) for my readers to reach out and share their stories with me. I'm amazed at how few actually take me up on it, but to his credit… Tim stepped up, reached out, and WHAMMO! He's the focus of his very own session of the BBQ Beat Podcast!
OK – so not every story that gets shared with me is destined for its own podcast session.
That said – I found Tim's story compelling for three very specific reasons:
- He understood quickly that there's a crap ton of competition BBQ information out there – more than one person could every really get through and still remain sane.
- He segmented the information he was looking for per competition category into digestible pieces rather than trying to eat the beast WHOLE!
- He sought and found a seasoned BBQ competitor to be his coach and mentor – shaving days, weeks, and even months off what was starting to feel like an insurmountable learning curve.
In the podcast session above, we walk through each of these achievements step by step, breaking down what worked for Tim, what did not work for him, and Tim shares with you here exactly which resources he found to be MOST helpful as he began his competition BBQ journey.
Note – Tim is the first person to tell you that he has more to learn about competition BBQ. For him, the journey has just begun. The lesson for you here in what Tim shares is not how to get a quick Grand Champion win in competition BBQ.
The lesson you'll gain from this podcast episode is how to set yourself up for success in competition BBQ for the long haul. Or rather, how to build a foundation upon which you can grown your BBQ skill set for years to come.
Key Things to Remember:
- Do your homework beforehand – including online sites and resources, reaching out to folks who have been there.
- Come up with a timeline, with a few extra minutes built-in for each category "just in case," and stick to it.
- If you have success early on, don't let it get in the way of you knowing that there's still room for improved consistency and performance.
Resources Mentioned in This Session:
- How to BBQ Right – Competition BBQ Tips (Malcom Reed's Site)
- Circle B BBQ – Tim Brigman's Facebook Page
- Smokin' Chaos – Gee Monies' BBQ Team Page
- North Carolina Barbecue Society
- South Carolina Barbeque Association
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Nine Musical New Year's Resolutions for San Francisco in '09
Posted in: Ear Me OutPublished: January 9, 2009
Let me be clear: I love our fair city. Let me be equally clear: musically we've been in the doldrums for, oh, a decade or two. While there is the occasional starburst of a good new band here and there, the last time there was a large scale viable and distinct music scene was in the late eighties. This is a sad state of affairs for a city whose scene galvanized the whole world in the sixties, and was one of the centers of punk in the U.S. in the seventies. I think we have it within us to be great again! Here are nine musical New Year's resolutions for San Francisco that will help us get there in 2009: 1. No Tribute Cover Bands On any given weekend, half the live music venues in the city seem to be occupied by bands whose sole purpose in life is to pay tribute to some other band or era by performing cover songs. We must declare a one-year moratorium on this, and allow new music to emerge from new people. The only exception to this is AC/Dshe. Cause damn, I dig them! 2. Ban the Gypsy Kings For the next twelve months, no one may play the Gypsy Kings in any public place in San Francisco for any reason. Yes, it was stirring and soulful and different. In 1989. That was two decades ago, and yet you still can't hang out in any café in the city for more than an hour without hearing them. You can do whatever you want in the privacy of your own home, but please let's take a public breather. 3. Live Music Instead of DJs We can have DJs in clubs, of course. DJs belong in clubs. But any venue that is actually a live music venue and instead insists on booking DJs must cease and desist for the remainder of the year. Bands need venues. What if all those clubs in Hamburg and Liverpool had said, "Sorry John, Paul, George and Ringo, we've got a house DJ tonight."? 4. No Jam Bands In 2009, no jam band will be allowed to play anywhere in city limits. They can have Shoreline, as long as they don't cross our border. Jam Bands are to music what getting stoned and watching TV all night is to doing anything productive- pleasant, numbing death. 5. 50% of Lounge and Jazz Hipsters Must Convert For a one-year period, half of all the hip young cats who listen exclusively to lounge and jazz must convert to some musical idiom that post-dates 1960. I don't even care which one, although if they convert to jam bands they won't be able to see them in San Francisco. As you can see, I'm not denying this group all its members, and those who do switch can convert back in 2010, but for now please join us. We need you in the modern era! 6. 50% of Electronica/Trip-hop/Trance/International Bahnghra-Beat-whatever Aficionados Must Convert Oh great blissed-out Raving masses yearning to breathe free, please send us half of your huddled body politic in 2009. For one year, they will become fans of some musical genre that features instruments. Without violating #5 above! I promise they will not be harmed, we just need an expanded fan base to get some local music off the ground. 7. Double or Halve All Songs Lengths All bands whose average song length is over two minutes must halve the length of their songs in 2009, and all the bands whose average song length is under two minutes must double theirs. Creative growth will ensue. 8. Moratorium on Eighties Music Nostalgia for Everyone Under 34 If you weren't born before 1975, you weren't there culturally. If you weren't there, don't do it. No eighties records, no eighties clubbing, nothing. Trust me, it's bad for you. That decade almost killed music! Even if you were there, it's bad for you, but at least you're making an adult decision about it. 9. Learn to Play an Instrument in 2009 Whoever you are, young or old, whatever else you do, learn to play an instrument in 2009. I myself am going to be picking up the guitar. The more of us who start fiddling around, the more new bands that will eventually form to show the way out. There you have it. If we can follow these New Year's resolutions for the next twelve months, we have a decent shot at finding our way out of our collective malaise and starting to hear the future here in San Francisco in 2009. Who's with me!?!


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The History of REELEX Packaging
The Story
Basis on the Battlefield
The REELEX coiling concept was first unveiled in World War II as a means for rapidly deploying cable in the battlefield. However, because the concept was still in development by the end of World War II, REELEX was not adopted before the war ended. During the 1960s and 1970s, REELEX was again reviewed by the military for special projects and was approached to develop tangle, twist and rotation-free dispensing technologies for various communications projects including improved ways to deploy communications cable in the battlefield.
Developed for Combat
One of these projects involved a specialized reusable backpack in which a REELEX coil of Twin Axial cable could be placed and dispensed quickly without twists or tangles. These backpacks could contain up to 500 meters of communications cables and would allow infantrymen to rapidly deploy cables across the battlefield even when in the prone position. The REELEX field pack underwent trials, but was largely made irrelevant by the replacement of traditional wire transmissions with radio and other communications technologies. As a result, the project was dropped despite extensive research and development.
Other military projects included a system of deploying fiber optics for remotely-operated vehicles, a torpedo-wire dispensing system and other more "sensitive" projects. However, while most military applications were not adopted, the backpack project and others eventually led the company to accumulate extensive knowledge about coil winding machinery, wire and cable, as well as packaging. Leveraging this knowledge, the company decided to pursue the civilian market. New coiling machines aimed at the growing wire and cable industry were developed and presented to various cable manufacturers as an alternative to spools and reels.
Deploying Connectivity in the Information Age
In 1973, Belden became the first cable manufacturer to sign a license agreement and the first to purchase a REELEX machine. With the growth of international telecommunications infrastructure, wire manufacturers began receiving demands from their customers for the new "tangle-free package". Building on this end-user demand, REELEX continued to gain market acceptance in the US and Canada as the preferred cable package for small telephone and electronic cables, coaxial, data, and alarm and security cable.
Today, there are over 100 licensees operating in over 140 manufacturing plants worldwide, and REELEX has become the standard package for most telecommunications cable constructions as well as several other types of wire, cable and fiber optic products.
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From a basic concept to the standard package for the structured cabling industry, REELEX has a storied and fascinating past.


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Green and black team oozes confidence in retaining Boys' Champs title
Kingston College (KC), the winningest school of the Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association (ISSA) GraceKennedy Boys and Girls' Athletics Championships - with 31 titles - have tried halting Calabar High's reign over the past three years, but to no avail.
According to seasoned tactician Michael Clarke, Calabar's success has been built on sound "planning, hard work and executing well when it matters most".
But KC Sportsmaster, Noel Channer, may not be able to say the same, given their arch-rivals' recent dominance.
They saw last year as the year for the purple and whites to win, and this year is no different.
"Last year, we knew we had weaknesses, but we never just went to Champs to participate, we went to win," Channer recalled.
"Every year, it's KC or Calabar. Calabar's style is to qualify their athletes and hide them away for Champs. They are creepers," Channer reasoned, adding that "we (KC) use all our athletes in all meets".
In the meantime, Clarke's answer to the 'noise' made by rivalling camps could be considered modest, yet silencing. He has been on the job at Calabar for 13 seasons and knows how to let his work do the talking.
He has, after all, won Champs five of those years at the Red Hills Road-based school.
"We (Calabar) are always quiet for a reason; not making any noise, but ready to retain and win Boys' Champs 2015," he said of his alma mater in a recent interview with The Gleaner.
The green-and-black outfit has won 24 Champs titles so far and could go to 25 overall when the curtains come down on Saturday, March 28, inside the National Stadium.
Clarke also pointed to "recruiting of some good athletes", which could be a factor in their victorious cause. Warren Barrett Jnr, formerly of Cornwall College, just might top the names of young stars brought in this season.
Clarke noted, however, that Calabar have athletes who are tried and proven performers.
"We, Calabar, will be coming strong. We have no secret weapons; all our major players (athletes) are well known and working hard.
"I don't believe in the secret weapon thing, but I am confident we will be victorious," he assured.
Some 'major players' from Calabar's deck will be team captain Michael O'Hara, the Class Two 110m hurdles record holder, who suffered through injury last year.
Captain O'Hara noted that Calabar knows the job at hand.
"The trophy is there at Champs; it's just for us to put in the work and collect it.
It's gonna be very interesting. I am sure my team is training very hard, and we will be going for nothing less than gold and try not to get complacent," he told The Gleaner.
"It will be a very good championships this year," underlined O'Hara.
Tyreke Wilson, the 200-metre record holder from last year, is another weapon in Calabar's arsenal.
"I am very excited and very confident going into Champs. I have done very impressive times at Carifta, and (I'm) hoping to continue," he assured.
"I am working towards my best, and my best will be good enough to help us (Calabar) retain the title," Wilson told The Gleaner at the Carifta Games trials recently.
There is also last year's
400-metre gold medallist, Christopher Taylor, who sped to an unbelievable 45.69 seconds Under-15 world record at the Carifta trials.
Taylor opined that after winning gold at Champs in 46.80 last year, he will be going for glory again.
"I knew the season after Champs that I could go faster. I just work hard, train hard; and I am looking to win at Champs again," he reasoned.
Another star Calabar newcomer is Barrett, who broke the Class Two world record last year. His pedigree in the discus and shot put events, respectively, are equally as impressive, as his wins in the different classes over the years for Cornwall College proved.
This might be the year that Barrett finally gets to be part of a winning Boys' Champs team.


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St. Patrick's Day Recipes
This St. Patrick's Day, make traditional Irish food from scratch or whip up an easy recipe on the quick. From appetizers to dessert, the best St. Patty's Day menu is here—lucky you!
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For the last presidential election, I made these cookies for my co-workers as a reminder to head to the polls. The cute little elephants and donkeys were a hit! —Colleen Sturma, Milwaukee, Wisconsin


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The name of this album is certainly appropriate, because New Waver Elvis Costello takes considerable liberties with his audience's patience on this turkey
After issuing four promising albums, My Aim Is True (1977), This Year's Model (1978), Armed Forces (1979) and Get Happy!! (1980), Costello has foisted upon the public a collection of garbage accumulated over the years that wasn't good enough to put on those albums.
He may have written "Girls Talk," but he doesn't perform it as well as Dave Edmunds did two years ago; and the versions he's included here of "Black and White World" and "Clowntime is Over" don't compare to the ones he included on Get Happy!!
The rest of the self-penned material is sludge, with the only high points being an energetic Van McCoy rhythm-and-blues shouter, "Getting Mighty Crowded," and a Rodgers and Hart classic. "My Funny Valentine."
Incidentally, Costello has just released yet another album, called Trust. From the sound of the tracks which have been played on the radio, it appears Costello may be so devoid of ideas that he's destined to drop out of sight as suddenly as he emerged.
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One of the unique features of our Princeton campus is that we feature artwork by local artists on our walls in six-month rotations. One artist currently featured on our walls is Lorenzo DiAndrea, a SAORI weaving and silkscreen monoprint artist, who produces work under the simple alias of "Lorenzo." At 23 years old, this resident of Central New Jersey has recently been selected as one of the 2019 VSA Emerging Young Artists by the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. This highly prestigious award recognizes and showcases exceptional work of emerging young artists with disabilities. As an awardee, Lorenzo will travel to Washington, D.C. for an all-expenses-paid, multi-day professional development arts workshop with the other 14 artists chosen from all over the nation. His selected silkscreen monoprints will then travel the country for two years as part of the VSA "Connected" national exhibition.
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Downer's Mineral Technologies business has signed a contract with the Egyptian Black Sands Company to provide a comprehensive suite of equipment, engineering design and support services for the development of the first mineral sands operation in Egypt.
As only the second mineral processing operation in the country, this signing marks a historic occasion.
In 2006 the Nuclear Materials Authority of Egypt (NMA) engaged Mineral Technologies (MT) to develop a Comprehensive Feasibility Study for their El Burullus Black Sands project on Egypt's Mediterranean coast. Services provided included:
Following completion of this work, the project remained undeveloped for many years until the Egyptian Government identified the project to be of national significance. The Egyptian Black Sands Company (EBSC) was subsequently formed with shareholding by the federal government (military shareholding, nuclear material authority department and the provincial government).
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EBSC require a 2,500 t/h floating mineral sands concentrator plant and a land-based Mineral Separation Plant (MSP) to produce ilmenite, rutile, zircon and garnet products from black sands in the Burullus region.
Located approximately 170km due north of Cairo, the mine site is on the Mediterranean coast next to Lake Burullus.
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