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Babu Gogineni Wiki, Biography, Age, Family, Bigg Boss 2 Telugu, Images
Babu Gogineni (Bigg Boss 2 Telugu Contestant):- Babu Gogineni is an Indian Social Worker who works as a Humanist, rationalist, and human rights activist. Apart from this, he also worked in an IHEU(International Humanist and Ethical Union) as an Executive Director.
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Babu Gogineni was born on 14 April 1968 as (Rajaji Ramanadha Babu Gogineni), in Hyderabad, Telangana, India. He is the son of Aruna Kumari (mother) and Gurubabu (father). His parents belong to Andra Pradesh.
He did his School studies from Hyderabad's popular school. Later Babu Gogineni completed his graduation in Bachelors of Science from Nizam College, Hyderabad.
After completing his graduation, Babu Gogineni took an admission in Bhavan's Rajendra Prasad Institute of Communication & Management, Hyderabad where he completed his post graduation (diploma in International Trade).
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Since his young age, Babu Gogineni is an active member of rationalist and Humanist movement. And you'll be in shock after knowing that Gogineni became the youngest certified French language teacher in Hyderabad at the age of 18 years old.
- From 1988-1996, He worked in an Indian Radical Humanist Association, Bombay as a Joint Secretary.
- From 1993-1996, He was the Vice-President of the Indian Rationalist Association, Hyderabad.
- Between 1995-1996, Babu Gogineni worked in the Rationalist Association India, Hyderabad as a General Secretary.
- He also worked for South Asian Humanist Network, Bombay.
Later, Babu Gogineni moved to the United Kingdom in 1997 and again started his activism work with the International Humanist and Ethical Union.
Babu Goginen Biography/Wiki
- Real name – Rajaji Ramanadha Babu Gogineni
- Nick Name – Babu Gogineni
- Profession – Indian Humanist, rationalist, and human rights activist, as well as Teacher
- Date of Birth – 14 April 1968
- Age – 50 Years
- Birthplace – Hyderabad, Telangana, India.
- Home Town – Hyderabad
- Marital Status – Married
- Wife – Not Known
- Children – Arun Gogineni
- Religion/Caste – Hindu
- Nationality – Indian
- Father's Name – Gurubabu
- Mother's Name – Aruna Kumari
- Hobbies – Love to Do Social Works
- College & University – Nizam College, Bhavan's Institute, Osmania University, & Pondicherry University
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My Fitness Journey: From couch-potato to addict
I'm writing this as I lay in bed wearing my full gym gear trying to motivate myself to go out into the cold and walk to the gym. I was scrolling through Instagram this morning - something I rarely do nowadays (but that's a post for another day) - when one of my favourite YouTubers posted a short tutorial. Whitney Simmons is a personal role model because her approach to fitness has such a positive approach. Her life motto #itsabeautifuldaytobealive is perfect and she's all about getting moving your body, whilst setting realistic expectations. If you were to stumble across her Instagram it would be easy to feel bad comparing yourself to her stereotypically toned and beautiful figure. However, Whitney's message is all about the importance of contextualisation. If you found her by accident you wouldn't know that a) she's had a boob job b) she goes to the gym EVERY DAY c) fitness is literally her job. When you take all of that plus genes into consideration it's crazy to compare yourself to her body. Not to mention comparison is the root of all evil, but you already know that.
Back to me. All this scrolling got me thinking about my fitness journey that started when I was a kid. My parents are both super active and we were signed up for all kind of sports. Mainly, I'm pretty sure it was to get us out the house, but I appreciate all the early morning and late night rides to fixtures! Okay, so here's a non-exhaustive list of all the forms of exercise I tried as a kid: swimming, rugby, baseball, basketball, soccer, gymnastics, ballet, kickball, field hockey, figure skating, ice hockey, netball, rounders, cross-country running, golf, dance, yoga, aerobics, pilates, tennis, skiing, karate, judo, track and field. I think that's it? Basically, a lot. Needless to say, keeping fit wasn't an issue when most nights of the week were dedicated to exercise. I called my mom last night and she mentioned her dedication to sport was to find one that we liked! Sighing she admitted it worked because now I know I like tennis and hockey. So, I guess it was worth all the effort?
When I turned 10 I gave up most of my sports teams. I just wasn't interested anymore. Going from exercising most days to becoming a couch potato I didn't adjust for in my eating habits. In fact, I was eating more because the time I'd spent doing sports was now incorporated into eating time. You get the picture. So, basically I started putting on weight. Body love is a topic I've spoken about many times, but how this impacted my training is important. At first, when I moved to England, I got back into regular sports. Even training for a triathlon when I was 12 and I was captain of the hockey team at 13. But, there was a shift during high school. I started to become obsessed with using exercise as I way to lose weight. Calculating how many calories I'd burned and doing at home ab crunching to get the body of my dreams. The problem? Body dysmorphia has no end goal in mind. It's crazy looking back now at the photos from those times. I was so slim, but that wasn't reflected in my hatred of wat I looked like in the mirror.
Sixth form was tough for me emotionally and as ever my favourite coping mechanism was eating. So began this horrible cycle of bingeing then starving myself coupled with exercising like mad. I started hating it. The love and passion behind the sports and activities had died. All that was left was pure disgust at my physical appearance propelling me to push it to the limits. I don't think this was helped by a concerted effort by a particular teacher, who when we were 16 implemented compulsory circuit training in a bid to improve our sports ability. But, in reality I believe it was to motivate her to lose weight. I internalised this approach and eventually stopped going to practice altogether.
These narratives around exercise is all around us. Watching YouTube videos I'm hit with ads asking me 'So, you wanna lose fat' or bus stop advertisements of photoshopped women in sports bras. Exercise has become an intrinsic part of the lifestyle industry. The same industry that thrives off us feeling insufficient. The simple realisation of I'm good enough swipes all the power from out of their feet. And, don't get me started about 'Diet Coke' or 'Sprite Light'. In the words of my mom, "If you wanna have a coke just drink the fricking sugar". I understand now, as I get older, that both my parents principle of everything in moderation is the truth. But, before I embark on my exercise epiphany. Let's talk about the rock-bottom.
Starting university I was the fittest I'd ever been. I was doing yoga everyday and was strength training at the gym 5 times a week. I'd started weights training when I was in Turkey, where the only gym nearby was a men's bodybuilder gym. That sure as hell makes every other gym experiences easier. Massive men who were shooting steroids and lifting crazy weights. The best part? Absolutely no room for comparison. Aside from the critical gym owner putting me on one of those horrible body-scanners and saying my physique was that of a 27 year old. No shade to 27 year olds, but I was 19. And, even if I didn't already feel crap about myself, the look of disappointment he gave me was enough to run until exhaustion on the treadmill for weeks. All in all though my initial foray into weights was motivated by a desire to feel mentally better.
To this day concentrating on mental health improvement is the optimum way for me to workout. I even spoke to my trainer, when I was considering entering a powerlifting competition, and she said that she can tell who will be her most successful clients on the first meeting. The ones that want to have a six pack or are there because their significant other wants them to lose belly fat never last long.
Okay, so rewinding back to university. Obviously there was a shift in my lifestyle. Considering my burgeoning social life, starting dating and keeping up with school work meant that my super strict exercise regime was sidelined. Daily yoga lasted about two months and then gym was reduced to once or twice a week. That being said I had taken up rugby and rowing, which were keeping me busy. My body started to change. The old fears about not being good enough and needing a flat stomach, no hips and a thigh gap crept in. For the record, there is no way my body could ever look like someone say Karlie Kloss. It's just not in my biology. Even when I was pre-pubescent I had considerable hips and thighs. But, even if you know that you could be skinnier or aspire to look like these 'supermodels' I've got some good news for you - you don't have to. "IT IS NOT YOUR LIFE'S PURPOSE TO LOSE WEIGHT." Repeat it with me now.
After all the pressure we put on ourselves to work hard, stay sociable and all the other stuff you do to work towards your goals. Your body is not the place for you to perfect. Your body is you. Your body only wants love and appreciation. It's time to get on the same team - please!
Of course, I didn't learn this lesson just yet in our story. Instead of holding my lil belly and caressing my thighs, a real hatred towards myself boiled up inside. I went from loving exercise for my mental health to using my lack of exercise to torture myself again. This goes completely against the point! It's a seriously crazy state of mind we operate in. Going into the summer of first year I re-signed up for a gym membership in the South of England. I forced myself to go to the gym six times a week, even if I was physically sore. Not to mention, I'd bike 20 minutes there and back. Weights became a great centre for my obsession. I began recording how much I was lifting for how many reps and increasing both these factors almost daily. My body was struggling to recover - I'm surprised I didn't get injured. I was guzzling protein shakes and considering taking Creatine.
Second year of university came around and I pummelled all of my energy into working out. My rowing coach gave me a workout plan and, in addition to my rowing training, I would be in the gym most days. At my peak I was working out 9 times a week (not including ergos and water sessions). You read that right, twice a week I would workout morning and evening. It became a point of pride. I lived in my gym clothes. I'd show off to anyone who'd listen about how much weight I was lifting or how often I'd break a sweat. I was going through shampoo like crazy and even re-applying makeup sometimes three times a day. Madness. If I wasn't in the gym I was thinking about it constantly. How could I optimise my muscles? Watching fitness YouTubers, who often weren't even working out as much as me. My local pts and I were onto nicknames and I'd drag unwilling friends to classes as often as possible.
The reason I started chilling out was pure necessity. When I moved back to Canada, I didn't have the means to go to the gym everyday. One notable moment was when I was on holiday visiting my cousin. We'd gone to the gym 2 out of the 5 days I'd been there. On the third day I cried when my mom suggested we go out to lunch instead. This was all behind clothes doors, but I could tell my friends were getting sick of it and close ones looked concerned.
Coming back to Canada I gradually reduced my workouts to 5 times per week then 4 times per week with two yoga classes. This transition did wonders for my mental health. I started remembering why I loved yoga to begin with. My relationship with my body has always been the most nurturing when I'm practicing yoga. As my flexibility grows, so does my confidence and happiness levels. Moving meditation it definitely is. During second year yoga wasn't even on the agenda. It was an inefficient way to spend time when I could be pumping iron. Also, I didn't have space in my box room for a mat on the floor.
Moving to Belgium I've re-calibrated my fitness goals. The university gym has very limited opening hours and rather than fighting against the schedule I've settled with 2/3 sessions per week. I go with my friend Jessica and I get to teach her how to lift weights sensibly. I'm back to my roots. Lifting heavy when I feel determined and going home when my body aches. Returning to daily yoga has done wonders for my self confidence. I was triggered yesterday evening by a well-meaning friend describing her training routine and eating habits in details. I came home feeling like I wanted to cry. Calming myself down I reminded myself my body isn't a machine that I need to perfect. My body is my home and I love it. Exercise is building your confidence, your happiness and feeling stronger. Exercise isn't a stick to beat your sense of self.
All my love, Sam


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4 Time Bassmaster Classic Qualifier on Larry the Lizard
I've been impressed with Larry the Lizard for a long time, these quality lures produce every where I have fished. My favorite would be the 6" Rattlin Lizard in the Bloody Fork color but there are so many good colors it's hard to have a favorite. I've whacked them on all the Larry the Lizard products Mag Lizard, Frog-N-Craw and Rattlin Worm have really produce in different situations especially when the bite gets tough. I recommend you give these lures a try , think like myself you'll be impressed!
Katty Carston, LA
Larry I wanted to share my adventure to Lake Fork with you. My boyfriend got some of your 6" lizards at Lake Fork Marina. I liked the name, so I put one on. On my second cast I caught this giant, on your Green Pumpkin Chart Rattle Lizard. WOW!!! 12 lbs and my personal best.
Thanks Larry
James Moore, MD
Takes home the Triple Double, with Northern Pike, Large Mouth, and Smallies on the Rattlin Larry the Lizard.
Fredrick Terry, DE
Wins back-to-back tournaments on the 6" & 10" Rattlin Larry the Lizard. And one more win the next year on Larry.
Robert Stupme - Florida 07-27-2016
Hey Larry, I will give you a quick update, I need to place another order.
Just Won the Bass Capital Bassmasters Tournament here in Florida on your 7" Pro-Tour Rattlin Worm - Bloody Fork Color.
Also, I have a Tackle Store that is interested in these things.
Chris Eagleson, LA -
I got this 10 lb bass one on your 6 inch lizard in Rayburn Red, my girlfriend got one over 14 lbs your "Rattlin" lizards.
As a tournament angler, I look for baits that are different, "The Proof is in the Live Well!" The Rattlin Chamber System really makes a difference, and the design on these baits not only look totally "Life-Like" they are amazing to see in the water too. They look and act like the real thing.
We got our "Arms Broke!"
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Daniel Moon
Lynchburg, Virginia
Well couldn't fish ole faithful sandy river today. The water was ocer the dock. That being said briary was just low enough I could squeeze the boat in. Caught a couple decent ones. And one pig on a Chippewa lures "smallie candy" rigged with Larry Rydalchs famous Larry The Lizard craw as the trailer. That thing looked beast. Moral of the story...don't let the rain stop you.
Larry Jewell, Canada
I have to thank my Larry for providing me with some of the best baits I've ever used. They are Larry The Lizard Custom Baits with the innovative new design and glass rattles in each of his lizard, frog/craw and worms. Each of the fish in these photos were caught on these baits. Look up his site LarryTheLizardCustomBaits.com you'll like what you see without a doubt!
So far the largest to date is a 6.05 lb bucket, awesome fish for us here in Canada.
Over a period of a couple hours using Larry The Lizard Custom Baits, black/blue frog/craw and 7" black/blue worm with built in rattles, I managed about 7 and neighbour caught 1 nice fish, he was using a Berkley black/blue 4" craw.
The weather couldn't decide to rain or shine but the these smallies, (all over 5lbs), didn't seem to care.
My neighbour Is now an avid user of Larry The Lizard Baits as I am, of course he was using my stash as these are new to Canada.
Stan Brown, Wills Point, TX
This 9+lb got me 3rd Place in the Toyota Texas Bass Classic.
I was using Larry the Lizard's Big 10" Rattlin Lizard in Black & Blue color, on a split-shot Carolina Rig. I cast out and just Dead-Sticked it for about 5 minutes.
I was so impressed by these things, that I stocked my barbar shop wall with them.
Brad Martin - Canada Flippin Docks with the "Rattlin Frog-N-Craw.
Chief Editor - Steve Quinn: Features
Larry the Lizards' Rattlin Frog-N-Craw on a Shakey Head Jig in "In-Fisherman Magazine!"
Larry the Lizard out tests Berkley Havoc Pit Boss in Head to Head test results. The Pit Boss was designed by Skeet Reese, and powered by the largest fishing products manufacturer in the United States.....
Larry the Lizard scores 8.2
Pit Boss scores 7.3
Richard Moseley - AL
Gave my pack of Watermelon Red 6" Rattlin Larry's to my father to try out. It's October now, but I think he liked them. He was so excited he made me take a picture. Those are some great baits you make there. Can't wait to see what you bring out next?
Billy Baird - INDIANA
Larry just want to let you know, I Won the U.S.A. Bassin Tournament on Racoon Lake, here in Indiana using your baits. I started the day off with the Pro-Tour Rattlin Worm, Panama Red Color. Pulled in a limited and started to cull. After that I decided to go Big, and put your Magnum Rattlin Larry the Lizard to work. I pulled my Kicker with that in deeper water off a main lake point. I am very impressed with the numbers off fish, and also the quality.
Dan Luke, IA
Last spring, I was pre-fishing for the Mega Bass Big Bass Tournament on Lake Fork Texas. I was having a tough couple of practice days.
My buddy Mike Nevins and I were fishing a point, pretty close to a couple of other guys, and these guys were catching them left and right! I mean they are on fire. Mike and I watched as they pulled in fish after fish, and to top it off, they had 3 overs! Not one, not two, but 3 overs! If you know anything about Lake Fork, there is a slot limit, you can't keep anything between 16" & 24" long, so fishing a tournament on Lake Fork, to win or come into the money, you have to pull out a 24" or better fish. These guys had 3, within an hour or so.
Mike and I kept watching to see what the heck these guys had on. We could tell it was a green pumpkin lizard, so we started throwing green pumpkin lizards. We didn't catch a thing.
The next day Mike and I went back to the same spot we watched those guys killing at. And low and behold, I found it. It was hanging on a tree branch, but there is was. It was one of those green pumpkin lizards those guys had on, just hanging in a low tree branch.
I grab it up, and threw it on the deck, and continued to fish. Finally having no fish in the boat, I picked up that big 10" lizard up and realized it had a rattle in it. So I tied it on and started to fish with it.
I caught several bass in the 8- 9 1/2 lb range then I lost the lizard I couldn't find any more like it, anywhere. That was 9 months ago. I finally found them, here on Facebook, and I can't tell u how bad I wanted one in the tournament.
I can't emphasize enough how these baits will catch fish in all conditions.
Thank You Larrys Lizards
Dan W. Luke
Connor Case Alba, TX
I was never quite sure where I came across a 2 pack of the 10" Larry the Lizards in Bloody Fork ( possibly at the Toyota Texas Bass Classic held here at Lake Fork? ) but I caught my personal best on one a couple of years ago and was on a search for them ever since. I finally came across them online and bought me some more! I've just recently been trying out Larry's other products and have had great success so far with the Frog-N-Craw as well.
These are very good baits. I really like the rattle chambers built into them, this gives the bait a little noise and can trigger those fish into biting that have seen hundreds of lizards pulled by them in the last week (aka on Lake Fork) They aren't too available on the open market, and I think other fishermen would agree these are good and unique baits. The different sizes of lizards offer a good variety too. As were coming out of spring, the bass are transitioning away from eating the big 10" and are more prone to eat the smaller version. Overall: this is a great soft plastic product, and can catch you some big fish!
I attached a couple of more pigs I caught this spring fishing the 10" lizard Larry makes on a light Texas rig, fishing a shallow spawning flat.
Thanks again for the great baits Larry.
Connor Case
Tony Hocking, MN
Larry, I found your lizards down at Lake Fork, when I went fishing with an old friend Lee Humphries. He turned me on to a couple of bags, and I was so impressed with the results there, I had to take some back home with me.
It was opening day up here in Minnesota, and my friend Paul and I went out to one of our favorite Smallie lakes. Paul asked me what are you going to throw? I proudly said, I'm throwing my Larry the Lizard! He laughed and said, nobody throws a lizard around here.
It was about a minute later, "oh Paul fish on!" It was the first of many. That day we landed 45 Smallies, 35 Large-Mouth, and 47 Pike, all on your 6" Rattlin Larry the Lizards.
It was the best day I have ever experienced fishing.
I've never been the type to give a review on a
product that I'm not knowledgeable about.
After using these baits over the past few months
I can honestly say that I'm impressed and have
had great success.
The key baits for me have been the 10" Rattlin
Larry the Lizard, 10" Pro-Tour Rattlin Worm,
and the 4" Rattlin Frog-N-Craw. The big lizard
and worm are a go to bait out on the ledges of
the Tennessee River. They both have a big
presence in the water and attract big fish that
are looking for a good size meal.
One thing I've noticed is how many fish you can catch on one bait. These products are extremely durable but also super soft at the same time. When I first got them out of the pack I remember thinking that this was a great idea but I didn't have confidence that the rattle would stick around long after a fish or two was caught. In my experience, the baits tend to be good for up to 4 or five good size fish. This seems to be better than most products out there in my opinion.
The last product I want to mention is the 4" Rattlin Frog-N-Craw. This is an awesome trailer or single bait by itself. I especially like throwing it as a swim jig trailer. The size and shape of this bait allows me to keep the bait up in the water column without having to "burn" the bait back to the boat. I am able to slow down my retrieve and let my rod tip determine where the bait is swimming. Other baits want to go down fast and you end up having to reel them too fast in certain situations. This particular bait, to me, is designed beautifully.
Key colors – Blue Fleck, Rayburn Red, Bloody Fork, Black & Blue
Hope you enjoy these products as much as I have and remember to take a kid fishing every chance you get!
Andrew Luxon - FLW
Tom Bateman- Maryland
to Larry the Lizard - Bass Hunters Secret Society
Thanks to Larry the lizard: Potomac River
Throwing his frogs helped me get 3rd in the Ram Truck Series 18.25lbs and 7 pounder for Big Fish on the Potomac River
Chester Moore,
Editor Texas Fish&Game
I was very intrigued by something I witnessed at ICAST-2010 It was this giant lizard, that featured a rattle chamber in the tail. It was so life-like, I mean it was like a real live waterdog.
I knew I had to take this to my testing grounds, that feature gin clear water with weary bass. Cast after cast, I could see the bass turn and examine the bait, this in waters where the bass generally get spooked by any bait that hits the water.
Needless to say, this is now my go to lizard. I like to fish it weedless, weight-less best, especially in clear water situations.
I have also found the Rattlin Frog-n-Craw that Larry the Lizard makes to be a great fish catching machine too.
Bill Moorison, Midland, TX
Larry, I was at Amistad and using your 10" lizard and out come this giant. I had a bag of the white lizards, saw this big girl on a bed, she wouldn't hit a jig or a swim bait, so I put your lizard on, and the first time I put it on the bed, wamb-o!
Lee Morris, NJ
Lee Morris takes it to the house with the 6" Rattlin Larry the Lizard - Wins the Bassmaster weekend Series, catching all his kicker fish on the 6" Larry the Lizard.
"It was my go to bait, every where I was fishing was crowded and everyone was throwing crank baits. I decided to go with something different, and it paid of big time.
Bass Times Magazine - "Says Larry the Lizard will shake up the soft plastic industry!"
Denise Sustaita, TX
Larry, went out on Labor Day weekend. The spawn has been over here on my home lake (Sam Rayburn) for months now, yet the 6" Rattlin Larry continues to produce quality bass. Here, I was simply Texas Rigging the lizards with light weight, and time after time, they simply produced.
Great job on these baits. The Rattlin Series is a must have in my tackle box now!.
Here is a little report as per your request Lar. I was fishing a small inland lake north of Kingston Ontario Canada. Weather was at 15 c and with a 15 kph wind out of the southwest, really nice for this time of year here. I loaded your blk/blu 4" frog'n craw with a texas rigged 1/8 oz bullet and 4.0 EWG Gamagatsu worm hook hoping for a slower fall on secondary points with structure. I downsized my line preference to 10lb Trilene Sensation as water clarity is very clear. First cast was a slight tick on the line so second cast was in same spot but letting it sit with a couple twitches.. line slowly began to move. Since our smallies like to gorge and this was one of my favourite smallie spots I set the hook sooner than I would have with a bucket so as hopefully not to throat hook if it was a smallie. Sure enough she exploded with fantastic jumps and torque on my drag and when netted I noticed she was just barely skin hooked, she was landed mainly because she obviously would not let go of that frog'n craw of yours. Love these baits Lar.. they're winners in my book!
Here's a few more porkers from this last week with thanks going out to Larry Rydalch and Larry the Lizard Custom Baits. This time using the 7" blk/blu rattlin" worm Carolina style and these lovely ladies were all over it with smallest being just over 4lbs up to 5lbs and change.. Thanks again Lar!.
Mike Rennie, Las Vegas, NV
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I was recently at Lake Havasu, Az. for the Bassmaster Elite Series, I was promoting the new Z-21 Nitro's. While having dinner with some of the Bass Pro shops managers, I was introduced to a guy who called himself the Lizard. He reached into his pocket and pulled out a hand full of soft plastic baits, worms, lizards, and some frogs. He said I needed to try these out.
I really didn't give it much thought at the time. Later, the next day, during a break in the test drives of the Nitro Z's, several of the Bass Pro Shop managers and Pro-Staffers decided to go out and have a 3 hour/ 3 fish tournament.
The Western Regional Manager said this was his home water, and that no-one here would be able to touch him on Lake Havasu. That is when it hit me, I still had those Rattlin Larry the Lizards in my pocket.
It was about 15 minutes in to the tournament, when I put the first one on. It was about 3 minutes later, and I had my first fish, a 5+lb. Within a half hour, i had another one about the same size, 5 lbs.
When we weighed in, I slammed everyone with my 3 bass limit of 14 lbs, the next closest angler had 8 lbs. I have a lot of confidence in these baits now. They are just different from what's out there, and they catch fish.
John Davenport - Lake Guntersville, AL
Heads up, I won 4 strait night tournaments on your 10" Pro-Tour Rattlin Worms, Black & Blue is just Dominating the Night Tournaments here. In the day time, Panama Red is the hot ticket. I am working them Texas Rigged, with a heavier bullet weight through the grass, and just ripping out of the grass, and their on.
Don McDowell, AZ
Takes Larry the Lizard down to old Mexico. We had to many bass to count on that Rattlin Larry the Lizard, I would have to guess, but I think we had 20 over 8 lbs on that thing. Thanks for making that the trip of a life time Larry.


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22, A Million Vocoders
Jacob Douglas
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Review by Jacob Douglas
Bon Iver, the recording project of songwriter and foundational member Justin Vernon, has seen a sonic evolution in ways that rarely appear in mainstream(ish) music. Vernon broke out with his 2007 debut For Emma, Forever Ago, an album of soulful, stripped down folk. But 2011's Bon Iver, Bon Iver saw a huge leap instrumentally, brazenly introducing both electronic and cheeseball pop influences to surprisingly stunning effect. Vernon's newest, eagerly-anticipated work, 22, A Million, takes that sound even further, to the effect of sticking his 2011 album in an ailing CD player and then listening to it underwater. Vernon has stepped up every aspect of his production – the vocals are more distorted, the instruments reverb-ier, the drums even more thunderous. The album also clearly shows the way his recent collaborators – namely Kanye West and James Blake – have influenced his sound. Yet, the glitched, warbling soft rock of 22, A Million still doesn't really sound like much else out there.
22, A Million opens with "22 (OVER S∞∞N)," one of the most stripped-back songs on the album, luring you into Vernon's distinctive sonic palette. The track floats along with little else other than Vernon's pitch-shifted voice, guitar and a repetitious background note, with an instrumental origin (saxophone? horn? voice?) that is – like much of the album – pretty hard to determine. "10 d E A T h b R E a s T ⚄ ⚄" roars in afterwards, driven by massive squelchy drums and equally huge rolling fuzzy bass. The song features a technique – one also favored by James Blake – of using chopped-up vocal samples as instruments, which Vermon expertly deploys on a number of tracks. Here, clipped "chipmunk" voices and swooning saxophones fill out the punchy track. Elsewhere, the gorgeous bombast of "33 "GOD"" anchors the first half of the album, and centerpiece überballad "8 (circle)" drops jaws, spectacularly doubling down on both the beauty and the schlock.
Much like on Bon Iver's previous album, 22, A Million has a very cohesive sound. In fact, many of the songs here have the same constituent pieces – Vernon clearly loves his pounding drums, smooth sax, layered voices, sudden sonic explosions and evolving layers of background beauty. But for an album so drenched in its own distorted experimentation, 22, A Million sounds – in all honesty – also a bit familiar. "666 ʇ" is a bit of a retread of "Minnesota, WI" (from Bon Iver, Bon Iver), with the same buzzing electrical stabs, and "715 - CR∑∑KS" apes the vocoder maze of "Woods" (off of 2009's Blood Bank EP), only to a more overwrought and overall lesser effect. 22, A Million is sumptuously layered and constructed, but the depth of sound does seem in part an attempt to cover some stagnant songwriting. And Vernon's lyrics for the most part remain as inscrutable as the nonsensical song titles. As a result, while the album has an air of being emotional-sounding, it is somewhat lacking in actual discernable sentiment. 22, A Million also stretches a bit to meet its fleet 34-minute length: "21 M◊◊N WATER" doesn't quite pull together into anything interesting and "____45_____" comes off a little slight.
Still, Justin Vernon should be commended for evolving his sound in such a fascinating way, while mostly holding onto his musical core. With 22, A Million, he has crafted a fairly experimental album that is still catchy and immediate, which is no easy task. On the whole, 22, A Million is a beautiful and fascinating listen, but it doesn't quite pull together into something truly amazing, a feat – one senses – just barely out of the album's reach.


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The powerful Queen's Gambit
Hi everybody!This article presents some basic ideas around the Queen's Gambit (QG).Slav and semi-Slav defences are not included.Enjoy.
The QG is a closed opening because none of the players want to achieve a clear advantage early in the game.It is an opening that is more for positional players because the advantage is achieved by forcing the opponent to defend himself with his pieces on weak squares,and this is done by subtle manuevers instead of clear attacks and/or sacrifices.
Before getting into the accepted/declined variations let's see some other types of responses by black:
Albin Counter Gambit:
Chigorin Variation:
QG Accepted:1.d4 d5 2.c4 dxc4.Black abandons the center.It is a wrong idea to try to hold on to the pawn on c4:
White has to prevent 3...e5!:
Alekhin's idea on the development of Bc8:
Black may choose not to take the gambit pawn,then it is called Queen's Gambit Declined (QGD).
QGD-Passive defence-White keeps attacking Black's d-pawn and Black keeps defending it:
The Orthodox Defence:
Tartakower defence (also called as Makogonov Defence):
Alekhine's line (evades exchange on d5,White finishes development on the king side,restricts the movement of the Black Queen):
Playing against the Alekhine line:
Active Defence (more offensive gameplay by Black in the opening):
Cambridge-Springs variation (also known as Pillsbury variation):
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Embrace the seasonal changes as the summer comes to an end and the bright, crisp autumn days begin.
After a long summer the garden begins to prepare for the autumn. First to change are the leaves on the trees, a special time of the year when vibrant red, orange and brown displays please visitors from all walks of life before dropping to the ground.
Sand Martins who reside along the river prepare for their arduous journey abroad and autumn migratory birds begin making an appearance; Fieldfare and Redwing can be spotted around the garden from September onwards and migratory water fowl such as geese and swans begin to arrive. If you're lucky, you may spot a resting Little Egret upon the riverside bank opposite the garden, their brilliant white plumage makes them difficult to miss.
Our Boathouse Otters will stay local; Otters have a double layer coat meaning they keep warm throughout the autumn and winter.
Inside the walled garden, the gardeners have been busy clearing the glasshouse for the harvested pumpkins and squash and the last of the onions are strung up to dry. The Dahlias and Cannas are also lifted from the flower beds into the glasshouse where they will be kept warm and dormant throughout the winter months.
The garden will be laden with produce ready to be sold; leeks, squashes, pumpkins and carrots will all be harvested and sold to visitors.
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Core Memory is a performing arts project based in southern Rhode Island. We organize and host concerts at a private home in the village of Peace Dale. Our concerts are free and open to the public. We generally ask for a voluntary donation at each concert, to help defray our expenses.
Seating is limited, so reservations are required. If you'd like to attend, please send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com with the names of everyone in your group. Plan to arrive between 6:30 and 7:00 pm. The performance will begin promptly at 7:30. After the concert, you'll have an opportunity to meet the artist and participate in a short Q & A session.
|Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
|Piano Sonata in F major, K 533
|César Franck
|Prélude, Choral et Fugue, FWV 21
|Dmitri Shostakovich
|Piano Sonata No. 2 in B minor, Op. 61
|Alexander Scriabin
|Piano Sonata No. 5, Op. 53*
*According to pianist Sviatoslav Richter, this is one of the most difficult works in the piano repertoire.
About the Artist
Georgian-born pianist Sophiko Simsive began playing at age three, taught by her mother. At only eleven years old she performed Beethoven's Second Piano Concerto with the student orchestra of Georgia at the Beethoven Festival in Bonn (Germany) and played the same concerto in a Rudolf Buchbinder master class in Switzerland. At that time, in 2003, conductor Lev Markiz discovered her at the Music Gymnasium of Tbilisi, where she studied with professors Maka Aladashvili and Alexander Garber. While at the Gymnasium, she was a recipient of a scholarship by Vladimir Spivakov and performed at the Kremlin in Moscow. She toured the Netherlands with I Virtuosi Italiani under Lev Markiz and performed the Mozart Piano Concerto No. 9. In the fall of 2007, Sophiko entered the Sweelinck Conservatory of Amsterdam, at 15 their youngest pupil. Under the guidance of professor Mila Baslavskaya, she earned a bachelor's degree with honors in 2012. After graduation, she studied with professor Jacques Rouvier at the Universität der Künste in Berlin.
During her first year at the Sweelinck Conservatory, Sophiko won first prize at the Princess Christina Concours in the Netherlands. The prize included a performance of Beethoven's Third Piano Concerto with the Residential Orchestra of The Hague under Jan Willem de Vriend, and a chamber music tour in the USA and Canada. In 2008 she won the Yamaha Piano Competition in Amsterdam. Sophiko played a solo recital at the Canterbury Festival in England in 2011 and was invited to the academy program of the International Music Festival of Verbier in 2013.
In 2015, Sophika performed with cellist Kian Soltani at Carnegie Hall and performed eleven solo recitals in the Netherlands as a Dutch Classical Talent finalist. She won in her category of the "Young Pianist Foundation Competition 2015" during which she played Liszt's First Piano Concerto with the Noord Nederlands Orkest under Pieter-Jelle de Boer. Sophiko was awarded both the audience prize and the prize for the obligatory work by Dutch composer Diderik Wagenaar. Further in 2015 Sophiko won the first prize as well as the press prize at the "Geertruidenberg Klassiek". In January 2016 she gave a series of concerts together with violinist Amarins Wierdsma in Indonesia organized by the "Erasmus Huis". Sophiko was the winner of the GrachtenfestivalPrijs 2016 of the Netherlands and was Artist in Residence during the Grachtenfestival 2017.
Sophiko has participated in masterclasses with pianists Dmitri Alexeev, Dmitri Bashkirov, Pascal Devoyon, Klaus Hellwig, Ferenc Rados, Jean-Yves Thibaudet, and Lilya Zilberstein. She is currently a graduate student at Yale School of Music in Connecticut, USA, where she studies with pianist Boris Berman.
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That was quite the drunken meltdown Lynn had, huh? I'm not Gretchen's biggest fan but I don't see that what she did with Alexa was so wrong and Lynn went way overboard with it. It also sounds like the new girl (can't remember her name) and Tamara were agreeing with Gretchen. I guess I'd be stressed like Lynn with an eviction notice coming my way too...(preview of next week)
It was weird watching Tamara and Simon, especially when she talked about how they have to make the marriage work, knowing he's already filed for divorce.
I can sympathize with Lynn. I would have a very hard time taking parenting advice from someone who doesn't have children. Especially because Gretchen was sort of accusing her of doing a crappy job. Even if it was the truth I think the message would have been recieved if it actually came from someone who had been in Lynn's position.
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I don't often talk about the reality of the situation for dogs and cats in rural Tennessee where our shelter is. Our focus is horses, but we cannot turn a blind eye to the huge problem facing dogs and cats in our community and throughout the rural parts of Tennessee. There is no animal services in the county, or the surrounding counties (except for one) where we are. Owners of dogs and cats, and people who find strays, have no options at all. Countless dogs and cats are dumped on the roads because there is no animal shelters available to take dogs and cats. In 1 day last week I took a number of calls regarding animals in need. The first call was someone desperately trying to find their Chihuahua. All I could tell her was if I got a call about him, I would let her know. Stray and dumped dogs are so common that when someone finds one, they don't bother reporting it because there is no one to report it too. The next call I got was from a man that said an aggressive stray dog came into his back yard, the family retreated into their house, the stray dog broke into their house and attacked their pet dog. He said "There is blood all over the floor, and the aggressive dog won't leave the house." All I could do was tell him to call the sheriff. The next call was from an elderly lady who said her next door neighbors had moved out 2 weeks before and left the dogs. When they realized they were over there, they started taking food and water to them, and since they were in city limits, they called the city. A building inspector came out and said he would address the problem and mow the grass. The elderly woman feared the dogs would just be destroyed. It's heart wrenching getting these calls, knowing there is nothing you can do. We don't have the funds to build a facility to help cats and dogs. There is a group that runs a humane society for dogs only out of their home in our area, but they are filled and refer most calls to us. They will not deal with cats under any situation, and we get a lot of calls on cats. We have tried to work with people to resolve the situation, but I found myself on the road to go rescue some cats with a situation that was so desperate I couldn't say no.
The owner had passed away awhile ago, and her daughter was unable to find anywhere for the cats to go, so they had been living in the house for over 6 months. She would take food and water to the cats, and she kept it climate controlled as long as she could afford the electric bill, but the power was shut off to the house and it was going up for auction soon. She called, crying, pleading for help. When I arrived at the house there was piles of trash outside.
Inside the stench was overwhelming. There was cat feces everywhere, urine in the carpet, and the whole place was a horrific mess. The windows were closed, and it was hot, humid and sticky. The cats were semi-feral in the house, and it took a long time to find their hiding places.
The cats mostly hid in the back of a closet, piled high with clothes and debris.
One by one I managed to catch the cats and take them to the waiting cage.
The cats are all related, and thankfully had been spayed, thanks to a spay/neuter program in Tennessee.
As the owner filled out the paperwork, she was crying and tears were falling on the paperwork. She said she loves animals so much and she was devastated she couldn't do something sooner. There were no options, what was she to do? Take them out and dump them on the side of the road like so many do? I was happy to help, but I was really happy to be out of the house breathing fresh air again.
On the drive back to the shelter my mind was whirling. There needs to be a safe place for animals to be surrendered here in rural Tennessee. This madness has got to stop! The things I have seen in this rural area are maddening and heart wrenching, leaving me feeling so helpless.
The animals that we have tried to help passed through my mind. Emaciated dogs dumped along the road. Starving with no one to care for them. No safe place for them to be. Dumped because their owners do not care about them. So many animals are not dumped, they're just shot in the back yard when their owner cannot keep them anymore. As horrible as it is, it's more merciful than turning a domesticated animal out to starve or be eaten by wild predators. I have been told about entire litters of puppies who have been shot because their owner couldn't find homes for them, and they didn't want to dump them.
The desperate looks I see in their faces, pleading for help, will haunt me for life. It is so wrong, when there are thousands of compassionate people who would never turn a blind eye to helping animals. I wish those people could see what I see on an almost daily basis. My heart breaks.
When I arrived at our horse shelter, I did a video before getting the cats settled into one of our barns. This situation is easily fixed. With your help, we can build a dog and cat shelter that will accept any dog and cat that needs help. Our focus is, and always will be, horses, but how can we pretend this isn't happening? To watch the video, click here.
I know I am going to ask for the impossible, but I don't know what else to do. Constructing a dog and cat shelter and get it operational will cost $65,000. Some of our Facebook posts go viral and reach 150,000 people or more. If everyone donated even just $1, we would have the funds for this shelter overnight. Let's make that happen! The only way it will happen is if people just like you donate, and share. We have set up a GoFundMe account to start fundraising for the shelter. It will be a shelter that will accept any dog or cat in need, saving them from being shot, dumped, abandoned, or simply left locked in a house or their kennel when their family moves away. Together we can make this happen!


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The Crooked Branch - Elizabeth Gaskell - Liked the language, not so much the story
A Warning to the Curious - MR James - liked
The Blush - Elizabeth Taylor - loved
Ligeia - Edgar Allen Poe - hated this - turgid, slow and not remotely chilling.
I see a lot of "This is what I've read this year" lists. When everything on them is impeccably intellectual, I wonder exactly how curated they are. Surely everyone gets distracted by a thriller or romance some of the time?
YA books I'm looking forward to in 2015: Shadow Scale by Rachel Hartman, and most especially All the Rage by Courtney Summers. I'm also hoping Against the Clock, the second in Kate Lattey's Clearwater Bay series, will be out in 2015. I read Dream On yesterday in one sitting and it was just as good as Dare to Dream. I hope her books find a wide audience; they certainly deserve to.
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The covers, the covers. I could die for those covers. They are stunning. I hadn't read a word about Seraphina before I saw that first cover on a bookshop table. I picked it up and bought it without reading the blurb, flicking through, or anything. The cover did it all.
The book was pretty great too.
The Goblin Emperor is much less of an adventure than Queen of the Tearling. It's a long, slow-paced introduction to a world. Maia, the fourth (I think...) son of a put-aside wife, never expected to be Emperor, but lands there when his father and half-brothers are killed in an airship accident. The story takes in his claiming of the throne, coronation, and rocky first few months before emerging from coups and conspiracies as a strong and accepted Emperor.
If you want a rich, beautifully imagined world, look no further. I love a world I can sink into and really inhabit, and the world of The Goblin Emperor is definitely that. It can be hard to keep all the court names and places straight, but it doesn't really matter much.
Maia is a good character to spend time with. Exiled and abused before becoming Emperor, he tries to do what is right once he is on the throne, while also negotiating the deadly waters of the court. He makes mistakes, but never mean-spirited mistakes, and he is always aware of his power having the ability to hurt those under him. I loved that. His uncertainty with women was beautifully drawn (and so were the women themselves, and their relative social situations.) Gradually, Maia makes friends.
Some reviews have suggested that Maia was very lucky in his court in that so many people wanted him to remain Emperor; this is partly true, but it also misses the importance of law in many people's lives. Maia is the lawful Emperor. That is enough for him to have people on his side, particularly people in government.
I adore government procedural meetings and insights into business in worlds, and was quite happy to read long arguments about building a bridge over a river, but it's possible that not everyone shares this interest.
The book does have a somewhat stately pace in parts, weighed down a little by detail, but then that's part of the charm.
A Georgian rather than a Regency, for anyone who enjoys keeping count.]]>
Valpy lives in the area - her detail is fantastic and really makes her French-set books special. (I have also read The French for Always, which I liked better - the heroine is in the same industry as me and it's a more accomplished, structurally sound book.)
Gina, having lost her father, her job, her boyfriend and her beloved Aunt Liz, moves to the house Liz left her in France to find a new start. She discovers family secrets, exciting new wines, and two potential suitors. The first, Nigel, is a little caricature of a certain type of English expat. The second is the delectable stonemason Cedric.
Gina's voice was engaging enough, and I liked the characterisation - not a lot of stock here. There were some nice details about wine and wine-making and the introduction of various new characters never felt like sequel-bait (even though they appear in later books.)
But for me too much time was spent on Gina's introspection, and not enough on the romance. There is a lot of "we're attracted to each other" but there's no date until maybe three quarters of the way through the book, and the thing that keeps Gina and Cedric apart could've been easily resolved by Gina asking one simple question. The courtship is then dealt with in what feels like about three paragraphs.
Gina then has to make a decision: take the big career opportunity she's been offered and leave France, or turn down the job and stay with Cedric.
I was quite disappointed with the way this went down. Cedric yells at Gina as if her wanting a career was purely selfish. In the end, Gina gives up her opportunity - but I don't see Cedric giving up anything in return. (To be fair, Gina makes a further appearance in The French for Always, working for a vineyard.) Cedric is painted as a man of sorrow who had lost his first wife to cancer, but we are never really shown that - perhaps a limitation of the first-person narrative.
There's a baby epilogue, which always makes me want to vomit. Romance is not just for people who want babies...I hope.
I'd recommend, with caveats.
It could be that the femme fatale just doesn't work for me as a character. Always seen through jaded male eyes, she perhaps has a longer history than is sometimes realised as another incarnation of certain goddess figures in both ancient and modern myths. This is most obvious in Lansdale's "Wrestling Jesus", where two men fight for the favour of a woman and the winner takes her home, a clear echo of winter and summer kings and Robert Graves.
But we rarely inhabit her, see through her eyes, feel her feelings, understand her actions. There's a sameness to the stories featuring her, of both plot, tone and character. Of all the femme fatale stories in this anthology, though, I did quite like Melinda Snodgrass's "The Hands That Are Not There" - the one in which we do, in fact, get a sense of her motivations and actions.
Some of these stories, I didn't even finish. I think that's down to the tone. Jaded, morally-compromised male narrators...they're a hard sell to me.
I can't read Jim Butcher or fake Scottish accents, so Butcher's story and Gabaldon's novella passed me by. I tried the Wild Cards story, but it didn't speak to me, and there wasn't enough magic in Caretakers to keep me reading.
I enjoyed the George R R Martin novella finishing up the anthology, and I can always read about dragons and bloody civil wars...but I feel it was rather shoehorned in, and sold as a rivalry between a princess and a queen that was really a rivalry between a princess and her half-brother. It can be summed up as everyone fights, miscalculates, does stupid things, and then dies, or lives irretrievably damaged. Yay. What I want to know is whether winter was coming in that civil war, and if not, why not?
The stories I liked most tended to be post-apocalyptic. Some Desperado, Pronouncing Doom, Second Arabesque Very Slowly, Shadows for Silence in the Forests of Hell. Pronouncing Doom wasn't my favourite, but I've always loved stories about the remakings of societies after disaster, and I liked the detail here. Some Desperado was just fun. Shadows for Silence in the Forests of Hell was probably my favourite. Long, satisfying and hung over by a sense of doom and hopelessness, I loved every word.
Two others stood out for me. My Heart is Either Broken speaks to the way women are treated as victims of crime, disbelieved, their lives pulled apart by media and the professionals who are supposed to help them - and how that feeds distrust in their personal relationships.
A Queen in Exile showed a woman with a different kind of courage to the many warrior women we tend to get as "strong female characters." The style was a bit too much telling of history but I loved the story.
Name the Beast is one of the most original stories in the anthology, but takes concentrated reading.
I didn't care for Raisa Stepanova by Carrie Vaughan, mainly because the ending isn't what I wanted from stories here. The Girl in the Mirror irritated me when the heroine was rescued by a man half-way through but as an antidote to Harry Potter, it's not bad at all.
A bit of a mixed bag overall, but a lot of story for £6.99.
Do they think I haven't tried that? It's not easy to exercise when your body is screaming "REST!" And it doesn't help. If you do too much it only hinders. Diet changes have worked for some, but they haven't helped me. Nor has "lying in the sun," or "going out to see friends." It's nice to see friends, and helps emotionally, but the effort doesn't help physically. if anything, it triggers more tiredness.
Any stress makes things worse, and most well-meaning suggestions, frankly, are simply stress.
I've been more tired than the tired I am right now. I've been so tired I couldn't sit up for an hour at a time without feeling dizzy and sick and needing to sleep. And while sleep was necessary, it didn't stop me from feeling tired. It didn't (and doesn't) get better with that sort of rest. That lasted months.
It did get better. I struggled with a short walk to the village and needed a rest when I got back. It took me all day to wash up dishes and cook supper. I needed a doze in the afternoon. Slowly, I went back to work. I took on another job that I could do from home. Things kept getting better, perhaps related to the thyroid medicine I was taking. Perhaps not. I don't know anymore.
It even got better to the point where I didn't feel tired every day. I don't think. I'm not sure I even know what normal is anymore, and I never jumped out of bed full of energy ready to attack the day. But I worked full-time and more, went for walks, had a life. It doesn't feel good to be feeling the need to cut down on that life right now. Fewer work hours, very little walking. Lots of fucking rest in the same bed I was thoroughly sick of in 2012. Lots of anger and wanting to break everything I can see.
I want this tiredness to have a direct physical cause that can be treated, because then there is at least hope that I won't have to struggle for the rest of my life. But perhaps it's time to accept that it's not going to happen, and that accepting and learning to live with it is the best I can do.
It could be worse, after all. I'm still here. I still have partner, work, friends, books, food, most of a life. It's enough. And things might be better tomorrow. :-)]]>
The story follows Daisy as she meets up with her old schoolfriend, Min, makes up the quarrel that led to 15 years' worth of estrangement, and goes to stay at Min's rambling pile in Yorkshire.
On the face of it Daisy's life is wonderful. She has a convenable career as an academic in Cambridge, an independent income and a fast car. But as she begins to assimilate herself into Min's family life, she realises there's something missing. Something that might well be Min's beloved husband, the gruff and enigmatic Robert.
A different writer might have turned this set-up into a suspense, but Clayton instead uses her premise to meditate on the nature of love, friendship and forgiveness.
The novel begins with Daisy's and Min's coincidental meeting at a college reunion, and then tells the story of their intense friendship and quarrel in flashback. I love the portrayal of childhood; the loneliness of Daisy's, and the loving household that grounded Min's. Daisy keeps Min, vague and disorganised, out of trouble; Min's generosity gives Daisy a taste of family. This dynamic is replayed in their later relationship, after they have met up again.
There are several things that make this novel for me but probably the single most important element is the cast of well-realised supporting characters. There are harsh schoolmistresses, priapic gardeners, hot tanned South African men, clean-skinned, floppy-haired Oxford academics, gossiping shopkeepers, pot-smoking teenagers, Wildean schoolmasters, and two nymphomaniac mothers of different social class. My favourite is Mrs Butter, the housekeeper Daisy finds for Min, who has a sad history and who ends up selling her prescription drugs to kids in the school playground - and who remains an intensely sympathetic character. She has her reasons.
I also adore the way Daisy sets about sorting out Min's house and family when Min burns her arm and asks Daisy to stay on a bit to help out so that she can finish the academic preface she is writing. List after list, task after task, from organising regular deliveries of dog food to cooking every meal (using Elizabeth David's French Provincial Cooking, of which I thoroughly approve) and rearranging furniture to bring the house back to something approaching its former state. As a fellow manager of human beings, I cheer Daisy's bossiness on with all my heart.
There are a few things I don't like about this book. Perhaps some of the minor characters are a little stereotypical, and the attitudes some of the characters display towards homosexuality are uncomfortable. The story's time period (1950s to perhaps early 1970s) may go some way towards explaining that. A vein of snobbishness runs through the book, with many of the characters lower down the social scale seen as silly, stupid, or dishonest. (this is true of more of Clayton's work, too.)
Overall, though, the charm of the book carries me through every time.]]>
The setting is a medieval, alternate-history Brittany, just after a young Anne becomes duchess. An older, nine-god religion (based on Celtic deities) fights for primacy with the new Christianity. (Religious geekery. I love it.) The assassin nuns are the instruments of Mortain, the God of Death, and are deployed according to his wishes by the Abbess of the convent.
Dark Triumph is the second of the series, and it is dark. Very dark. It doesn't hold back on cruelty or abuse. The main character, Sybella, is sent back into the family situation that nearly drove her into madness in the first book, Grave Mercy. I thought my own family was dysfunctional, but hers beats mine into a cocked hat. The story follows her as she navigates the dangerous waters of her suspicious, manipulative father, over-possessive brother, ladies-in-waiting who spy on her every move, and over-eager retainers, all the time attempting to follow the orders of her convent and keeping her real mission secret.
Sybella thinks of herself as something dark, almost evil. The story's romance features a man who sees the good in everyone, Sybella included, and the way she finally comes to accept herself and her place in the world is a treat to read.
In so many books featuring strong women, the heroine still ends up rescued by the man. Not in this book. I also love the real friendship between Sybella, Ismae (the heroine of Grave Mercy) and Annith (Mortal Heart), the relationship between the daughters of the convent and Anne of Brittany, and the complicated, sore relationship between the nuns and the Abbess - who may not be all she seems.]]>
Anyway, The Witch of Exmoor, like many Drabble books, is full of tedious middle-class people with tedious middle-class concerns (inheritances, their children's educations), doing tedious middle-class things (dinner parties, weekends in the country, jobs in art galleries or with New Labour). I didn't like or care about any of them, and I've no idea what the point of the story was. A struggle to finish.Dr]]>
Then I saw a copy of Red Sky at Sunrise, containing Cider with Rosie, As I Walked Out One Midsummer Morning, and A Moment of War, in the bookshop and thought, fuck it, everyone else has bloody well read this, so will I. I was pleasantly surprised.
The book depicts Laurie's early life in a Cotswolds village without any sentiment at all, really. People are cold, hungry, impoverished, but their lives are lived with a flourish of character.
The title doesn't refer to a young Laurie having a drink with an ancient pagan wise woman of the village, as I'd always suspected and rejected with a resounding "Yuck," but his awakening sexuality with the rather-more-worldly-and-knowing Rosie of the title.
I wasn't; I think it's one of her best novels. I like the story's intersection with real-life events, and the explicit discussion of class themes is interesting, although somewhat limited.
Jenny is neither pretty nor clever, but her loyalty, sensitivity (which she tries to hide behind a gruff, matter-of-fact exterior) and staunch common sense make her a compelling heroine. It's sad to think that she's still a somewhat unusual heroine today.]]>


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FOCA Watch: Still AWOL, But NPR's Talking
I caught this bit on ATC tonight: some discussion about abortion and the secondary policies hovering around the issue. There was some discussion on ME, too; check farther down the page. I'm still seeing some punditry on conservative sites about … Continue reading
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Theology and Down Syndrome
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Jazz Thursday: Giant Steps
It's early for CS's Thursday Night Jazz Club (a promise, not yet a tradition) but the brilliant John Coltrane wants to instruct you on how to construct jazz playing. If you can get to his level, take giant steps to … Continue reading
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Ars Minerva gave its first public performances in March of 2015, when it presented a fully-staged reconstruction of Daniele da Castrovillari's 1662 opera La Cleopatra. The ensemble was founded by Executive & Artistic Director Céline Ricci, drawing upon her considerable experience in historically-informed performances of the pre-Classical repertoire. She both created the staging for La Cleopatra and sang the title role. Instrumental accompaniment was provided by Derek Tam conducting from the harpsichord. A little over a year later the same team created a full-staged reconstruction of Carlo Pallavicino's opera The Amazons in the Fortunate Isles.
The results of the group's next project will be performed at the beginning of the new season this coming September. This time the opera will be La Circe, whose composition is attributed to Pietro Andrea Ziani. The work was first performed in Vienna in 1665 as part of the birthday celebrations for the Holy Roman Emperor Leopold I. There is no record of it having been performed after that occasion.
The title character is the sorceress best known from the Odyssey. She held Odysseus and his crew captive on her island after having first turned the latter into swine. She then tried to seduce Odysseus, who managed to avoid her wiles by virtues of having been warned in advance by Hermes. Odysseus was thus able to restore his crew to human form and escape the island. Ziani's opera begins after Odysseus' departure and deals with the consequences of Circe having been tricked by Odysseus with Hermes assistance.
This opera will be semi-staged by Ricci, who will again sing the title role. The production will include an acrobat (Katherine Hutchinson), as well as seven other vocalists: Kyle Stegall, Kindra Scharich, William Sauerland, Jasmine Johnson, Aurélie Veruni, and Jonathan Smucker. Derek Tam will again conduct from the harpsichord. His instrumentalists will consist of a string quartet of violinists Laura Rubinstein-Salzedo and Natalie Carducci, violist Addi Liu, and cellist Gretchen Claassen. Continuo support will be provided by Adam Cockerham on theorbo. The opera will be sung in Italian with English supertitles using a translation by Joe McClinton.
La Circe will be given two performances, both at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, September 8, and Saturday, September 9. The venue will be the ODC Theater, located in the Mission at 3153 17th Street on the southwest corner of Shotwell Street. Ticket prices are the "Gold" rate of $86 and the "Silver" rate of $56. Students will be admitted for $25, and there is a special VIP rate that includes a post-performance reception with the artists, a program booklet signed by all of those artists, and a tax-deductible contribution of $130. Tickets may be purchased through separate event pages for the Friday and Saturday performances.


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During the winter, methane from decaying biomass on the bottom of lakes in arctic regions can bubble upwards and be trapped by the frozen top of the lake. If you crack one of these bubbles, the methane will leak out and can actually be ignited.
They do this experiment several times in this video and then at the end make some water boil using the methane (natural arctic coffee!)


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Monday, September 18, 2017
CBS "Face the Nation": John McCain underscores gravity of North Korean nuclear crisis, as has Diane Feinstein
I'll share the transcript of Senator John McCain's "Face the Nation" interview (as "film" for the purpose of this blog), on CBS on Sunday. Sept. 17, 2017. He discusses the gravity of the threat of North Korea but also discusses military training accidents and is now sympathetic to transgender service in the US military. In late 2010, he was at first somewhat reluctant to sign on to the repeal of "Don't Ask Don't Tell".
Resilient Societies says that Senator Diane Feinstein has "admitted" that North Korea can hit the US now almost anywhere with a nuclear weapons, or implicitly an E1-level EMP.
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I always feel like somebody's watchin' meeeeee
I hate this time of night. It's five o'clock in the morning and I am still wide awake. This isn't necessarily anything new for me--I've suffered from insomnia for most of my adult life, but it had seemed to resolve for a while recently. The other night I came to a realization why and I don't like it. I think it all boils down to the fact that I don't feel safe in this house. We are in a decent area, but it is on the very edge of the decent area, edging towards the not so decent area. Know what I mean? It's also a very busy street with a bar down on the corner. We only have neighbors on one side and the other sides are totally exposed. I just feel so vulnerable here and it keeps me up at night, almost like I have to keep watch. I've been laying in bed forever it seems and my body won't even think about sleeping, but I know that soon Scott will be getting up for the day (he's an early riser) and as soon as he does, BOOM! I'll be out for the count. I hate feeling paranoid like this and don't like feeling uncomfortable in my own skin so I know that unfortunatley, our time in this charming little house with the good rent is probably limited. Hopefully I'll find a way to have some peace until then though.


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The Noble Order of the Knights of Marshall, a Catholic-friendly society, has called on the public to adhere to the highest standard of discipline and integrity to help propel the growth of the country
a communiqué issued at the end of its Supreme Council meeting in Sekondi/Takoradi in the Western Region, the society said the recent crisis in the banking industry, which led to the collapse of seven banks, was a clear testament that certain standards and integrity were compromised.
"We note with regret the fact that long-cherished fundamental and professional standards associated with the operations of banks and financial institutions were compromised, leading to the collapse of some of them and loss of jobs with its concomitant effects.
"We reiterate that integrity should at all times be the hallmark of any service to humanity," the communique, signed by the Supreme Knight of the Knights of Marshall", Sir Kt Bro Ambrose Yennah said.
Representatives of the society from Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, Togo, Benin, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso and the United Kingdom attended the meeting.
Crack the whip
The banking sector was thrown into turmoil following the revocation of the operating licences of seven banks by the Bank of Ghana (BoG).
Two of the banks, UT and Capital banks were absorbed by the GCB bank, while five banks-uniBank, Sovereign Bank, Construction Bank, Beige Bank and Royal Bank , were consolidated to form a new bank, the Consolidation Bank .
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In view of the recent happenings in the sector, the Knights of Marshall urged the BoG to crack the whip and sanction any individual whose activities contributed to the crisis.
"We are concerned that these unsavoury situations with banks and financial institutions may also be present in some of our member countries in the West African sub-region. We expect the regulatory and law enforcement agencies of these countries to be proactive to nib them in the bud even before they become manifest," the society added.
The Knights of Marshall also reaffirmed their commitment to continue to work hard to transform the society for the better, adding, "we renew our unflinching commitment to our core values of integrity, charity, patriotism and service to humanity."