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By: Lyn Hamilton
Berkley Publishing Group, New York
February 2001
By: Lyn Hamilton
Berkley Publishing Group, New York
February 2001
The African Quest is Lyn Hamilton's
fifth book in a series that began some six years ago with The Xibalba Murders.
The series is a delightful addition to the ever-growing sub-genres of
mysteries and thrillers that use archaeology as an integral part of the
background and plot. Ms. Hamilton
is improving with each addition to this series, both in terms of plot and
character development as well as her overall writing skills.
In The
African Quest, her heroine,
Canadian-based antique dealer Lara McClintoch, leads an "antique and
archaeology" tour to Tunisia, an exotic land of Roman ruins and modern Arab
cities. We are introduced to her
band of tourists—a motley group if ever there was one, and before long Lara
finds herself almost stumbling over dead bodies—most of whom are (or were)
paying members of her tour group! Not
only is this bad for business—the tour was a public relations gambit suggested
by Lara's ex-husband and still business partner—but the remaining members of
the group may well be in danger as Lara's feverish investigations hint
strongly that the murderer comes from within the group and that the reason for
the killings is somehow inextricably linked to the tour itself.
Roman gold, ancient coins, and competing underwater archaeologists are
mixed into this stew of murder, mayhem and intrigue and we as readers are
treated to some ancient history (the Punic Wars), some very descriptive travel
writing of a fascinating part of the world, and a complex whodunit with some
wonderfully colorful (and weird) characters.
is interesting to note that Ms. Hamilton has, in fact, conducted an "antique
and archaeology tour" to Malta in conjunction with one of her earlier Lara
McClintoch novels. In her
acknowledgements, she assures us that those members of her 1999 "Maltese
Goddess" tour were nothing like the group of churlish misfits described in African Quest, but the
descriptions of those characters is so lively and vivid that one wonders if
perhaps just one or two members of her Malta group might have served as
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It should be all about the racing, but it isn't
9/21/09 in NASCAR | Debi_L | 11868 respect
What was noticeable before the race, however, was the drama. At this point in the season, it seems asinine to me that some of these teams are behaving like teenagers, or even younger.
Pat Tryson announced that he is moving from Penske Racing at the end of the season to take over Crew Chief duties for Martin Truex Jr. over at Michael Waltrip Racing.Currently, Pat Tryson is Crew Chief for Kurt Busch, who is in the Chase for the Sprint Cup Championship. Kurt had an incredible run on Sunday and was a challenge to win the race all day long. The last couple of accidents on-track worked against Kurt, and he wound up finishing sixth in the race, lining up in 5th in the Championship standings going into Dover.
I have a problem with the way Penske is handling Tryson impending departure. It was announced a couple of days ago that Tryson has been told he's unwelcome at the shop, except for Tuesdays when the crew meets to recap the weekend. Oh, wow. That's going to help Kurt and the 2 team immensely. Now, before you jump all over me and scream betrayal, let me offer an alternative. It is critical that Pat and his crew have close contact. Pat has said he is communicating with his crew via e-mail, and he is allowed at the team headquarters that one day, but it isn't enough. The brainstorming session they have on Tuesdays will undoubtedly work in giving them ideas on what they can and need to do for the coming race. I understand that Penske is thinking Tryson is going to steal their ideas or notes on the cars, but come on, are we all 8 years old?
Surely there is a way the Company can allow Tryson to go about his work with Kurt in the Team Garage without barring him from the shop. They hired him for his expertise. Pat had no obligation to announce to Penske that he was leaving. If he were thinking about stealing anything, more than likely he would have kept his plans for 2010 a big secret and gone about his work with Penske in a more covert way. Surely Penske can make some adjustments to compromise?
Wait, I guess winning a Championship just isn't as important to them as we thought.
Then there's the Kasey Kahne issue. Richard Petty Motorsports and Yates Racing have announced a merger for 2010. Great. Wonderful. Yates is doing a crappy job right now anyway, so the move makes sense, but who's going to be the boss? That's exactly what Kasey was asking earlier this weekend. He's also in the Chase, or at least he was. Some of the people in the engine department at Richard Petty Motorsports have walked off the job. It seems they feel they are going to be out of a job in 2010 anyway, so this is the way they are protecting themselves. Okay. I'm not a team owner or a Head of R&D or anything else, but my way of thinking is, if you don't have enough loyalty to stay where you were hired to complete a season, especially when your driver is in the Chase for the Championship, I don't want you on my team.
Thanks guys, you walked off the job and Kasey's care detonated. Now he's in 12th place after the first race of the Chase and it is going to take a miracle for him to even come close to winning the Championship. I say shame on you people who walked off. I'd like to make your names public and ensure you never work in NASCAR again.
Then there's the trip to New York. All of the drivers in the top twelve traveled to New York last week and made the rounds of the talk show circuit. This, in my mind, is one of the stupidest ideas ever. Yeah, let's take these guys to the big city, traipse them all over town day after day, have them appear on a dozen or so talk shows, embarrass the hell out of themselves in a pie fight, among other things and make sure their minds are anywhere but on the task at hand - winning ten more races. Absolutely ridiculous.
So, who's to blame for all this dysfunction? Or is it necessary to find blame? Maybe not, but instead of focusing on the Chase and all the races it entails, we are, again, looking at the stories that should have no place in the Chase.
Call me hypocrite because now, instead of giving you an update on the race and the Chase, as I normally would, I too, am focusing on the matters that are aside of the Chase. Shame on me.
What do you think? Am I way off base here? Are these stories really part of the whole thing that is the Chase? Or should these drivers be permitted to focus on driving and winning? Or are these the types of adversities that make a driver "tough" and "a winner"?


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Just loaded AutoCAD 2012 with Raster Design. I'm only able to get half the commands to work. All of the REM commands give me an "unhandled exception 326EA728 error". As well as despeckle. Remove, Crop and Mask commands are working. Anybody have a fix for this? Thanks. Bo
Same problem, please help. It only appears to be the Despeckle command.
Having the same problem, but mine is only the rem commands. Get any solutions yet?
I ended up reinstalling AutoCAD and Raster then things seem to work.


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Thursday 7th February 2013 09:29@Everton
Eight weeks have now passed since Tony Hibbert had surgery to cure a longstanding calf problem and David Moyes said at the time that the operation would keep the 31-year-old on the sidelines 'for a while'. Seamus Coleman is doubtful as he continues to recover from a thigh strain sustained at Southampton last month.
Manchester United
A knee problem could again keep Ashley Young out of Sunday's match. The former Aston Villa winger hasn't played since Manchester United's 2-1 win over Liverpool in the middle of January. Also missing is Scotland captain Darren Fletcher, who has been ruled out for the rest of the season following bowel surgery.
Last outing: 3-3 (h) Aston Villa, Saturday 2 February
Last six: WDDWWD
Everton can take heart from not only their recent seven-match unbeaten run but also the fact that they have taken four points from their last two matches against Manchester United. Like Sunday's opponents, the Blues have only lost three times in the Premier League this season and will be aiming to claw back ground on Chelsea and Tottenham who have accumulated four and three points more respectively.
Manchester United
Last outing: 1-0 (a) Fulham, Saturday 2 February
Last six: WWDWWW
Sir Alex Ferguson's side are in ominous form ahead of the Old Trafford meeting. The Reds sit nine points clear at the summit of the table, have won seven of their last eight league matches and are unbeaten domestically since the 17 November. United have the best goal difference of all 20 Premier League clubs and have won 11 of their 12 home Premier League fixtures this season, the only blip being a 3-2 home defeat to Tottenham Hotspur at the end of September.
1. Should Phil Neville feature against Manchester United he will be making his 300th appearance for the Blues. The 36-year-old's Everton league debut, coincidently, was against his former employers in August 2005.
2. Another former Red Devil, Tim Howard, is set to make his 250th Premier League appearance in Everton colours.
3. If Everton are able to register their first win at Old Trafford since 1992, it will mark the Club's 600th league victory, inclusive of both home and away games.
Everton have recorded some notable results down the years on 10 February. Three years ago, Chelsea were thrust aside courtesy of a Louis Saha brace and, in 2007, Andy Johnson scored the only goal of the game when Blackburn visited Goodison Park. Seventeen years ago, Joe Parkinson and Andy Hinchliffe were on target as Manchester City returned down the M62 empty-handed following a 2-0 defeat.
Everton 1-0 Manchester United, 20 May 1995
It may be approaching 18 years since Everton last lifted the FA Cup, but this final victory against Manchester United still remains one the most revered games in the Club's 135-year history. Joe Royle's side were considered big outsiders when the two teams met in the 1995 showpiece after the Toffees had secured their Premier League status a fortnight earlier. However, Paul Rideout's first-half header, coupled with a valorous defensive effort, ensured the trophy came back to Merseyside for a fifth time. After the final whistle captain Dave Watson, who was named man of the match, had the privilege of leading his team up the 39 steps to the collect the silverware from Prince Charles.
Everton 1-0 Manchester United, 20 August 2012
Everton's fine season to date was kick-started with an opening weekend win over Manchester United, a match best-remembered for Marouane Fellaini's imperious performance. The Belgian headed the only goal of the game on an evening when he was quite simply unplayable. Robin van Persie made his debut from the bench following his summer switch from Arsenal but he, along with the rest of the United team, drew a blank on memorable summer night at Goodison.
Looking through the archives, it is possible to pick a full team of players who have represented both Everton and Manchester United, including three of David Moyes' current first team squad. In goal there is Tim Howard, who is marshalling a back three of Phil Neville, Mark Higgins and John O'Kane. Norman Whiteside and Darron Gibson control play from the central areas, while Andrei Kanchelskis and Mickey Thomas are the outlets on either flank. A three-pronged attack of Wayne Rooney, Brian Kidd and Louis Saha supply the firepower. Peter Beardsley, Jesper Blomqvist, Ted Buckle and Pat Dunne wait for their opportunity from the substitutes' bench.
Referee: M Halsey
Assistant Referee: R Garfield
Assistant Referee: H Lennard
Fourth Official: A Marriner
David Moyes' team will be backed by a sell-out support after Evertonians snapped up all of their allocated 2,400 tickets. For those fans that aren't travelling to the match, live commentary will be available on evertonfc.com shortly before kick-off. Alternatively, follow text updates via the Club's official Twitter account @Everton.
Our official online betting partner Paddy Power are offering a range of odds on Sunday's game. Here's a selection of the best:
Everton to win: 9/2
Everton to win 1-0: 14/1
Final score to be 4-4: 225/1
Marouane Fellaini to score first: 8/1
Draw half-time/Everton full-time: 9/1
Kevin Mirallas to score first and Everton to win 2-1: 100/1


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Inside the ten-yard line, with seconds left on the clock, sophomore quarterback Nate Kramme took a knee as soon as the ball was snapped.
He let the time run out and held his team's scoring at bay as they hovered on the edge of a domineering 50-20 victory against the Cedar Park Christian Eagles in Bothell on Friday, November 2.
"We were just trying to get the game over with to start celebrating," Kramme said. "Our team got the win, and we showcased the most dominant running back in the league, and now the state."
Senior running back Mario Gobbato had been pulled from the formation a few minutes earlier to the roar of the crowd.
He had not only broken the state single-season rushing record for 11-man football, but also the single-season game rushing record in the non-conference crossover game.
"On Wednesday, I asked the team how they wanted to play it," said head coach Jay Dodd. "Did they want a balance attack? Did they want to try a variety of formations and trick plays?" They voted to let the mostly senior offensive line (consisting of James Fakkema, Palmer Sandel, Dwayne Ortega, Miguel Ramos and sophomore Jon Fakkema) go to work and block for Gobbato. They also wanted to win this game for injured seniors Cody Peura and Christian Hardt.
And go to work they did, effectively opening up the field for the talented tailback to burn yards and set a new single-game rushing record.
Running for 480 yards he eclipsed the old mark of 471 yards set by Danny Wilm of Steilacoom High School in 2003.
Gobbato also set a new single-season rushing record of 2,821 yards, demolishing Interlake's Jordan Todd's record of 2,681 (rushing yards) by 140 yards.
"These records are really special when you think that there are almost 400 high schools in the state that have some of them playing football back a hundred years ago," Dodd said. "We have the most successful running back right here in Blaine."
James Fakkema is an athletic and fit 6'3", 235-pound tough lineman. He is also an emotional player who gives his all. When asked if the tears in his eyes were tears of joy he remarked, "I cannot believe we did it."
"The whole line dedicated themselves to open holes for Mario," Fakkema said. "There were games this year he carried us. Our all-out effort tonight was for him. He is the best back in the state. First, we wanted to win. Second, we wanted to get Mario the record. Third, we wanted to win for the coaches and get the record for the community. It should bring pride to the Borderites' community."
Gobbato ran 57 times and averaged about nine yards a carry.
"I am sure I got tired out there. I was taking a lot of hits, but I think I went into a zone and I did not even feel it," Gobbato said. "I did not know how many yards I had, I was just going to put in a day's work until they pulled me. When they took me out I could tell by the coach's smile and greeting that I had made it."
While the linemen thanked Gobbato, he in turned praised the offensive line. "This was a team win first," Gobbato said. "Then I would like to acknowledge the coaches and players who worked so hard designing and executing plays that would open running lanes for me."
Twenty carries for 100 yards is considered a day's work for most running backs. "When I was told I had 57 carries for over 480 yards (high school statistics), I was just amazed," Gobbato said. "I am still pumped – I could go back out there and keep going. Getting the record has not set in yet"
"It took a lot of effort to achieve these records," Dodd said. "The fans who made the one-way, two-hour trip were rewarded, but also should be acknowledged. But most of all the players, assistant coaches and staff should be commended for the effort they put in this last game."
Recap of the game
First quarter
The Cedar Park Christian Eagles scored first on a 42-yard Dan Watts touchdown run. Borderites 0, Eagles 6.
In Blaine's first possession: Blaine started on their 20-yard line. Gobbato ran eight times for 80 yards and a touchdown. The two-point run was good, bumping Blaine to lead 8-6.
The Eagles came right back with a 41-yard drive capped off with a one-yard plunge by Steven Hunsaker. Eagles took back
the lead, 12-8.
From this point, Blaine went on a 42-unanswered point run.
In Blaine's second possession, the Borderites started on their own 20-yard line. Gobbato powerd through, gaining eight runs for 69 yards, taking the ball to the Eagle's 6-yard line.
The first quarter ended with Gobbato gaining 149 yards.
Second quarter
From the one-yard line, Gobbato carried it in for the touchdown. The big offensive linemen took turns running and carrying the extra point conversions. Blaine led 16-12.
Starting from their 42-yard line, Gobbato ran seven times for 50 more yards and a Blaine touchdown.
He had already run for 200 yards and three touchdowns early in the second period. Blaine led 22-12.
After Cole Muder intercepted a pass,t Blaine started from the Eagle 31-yard line. Following the turnover, Gobbato carried four times to notch 31 more yards on his belt, and scored his fourth touchdown to increase the Borderites lead, 28-12.
Still powering through, Gobbato had one touch for three yards, ending the first half by amassing 239 yards.
Third quarter
With the Borderites back on their own 20-yard line, Gobbato came out on fire and had one of his best series running, with eight plays for 80 yards and his fifth touchdown. Blaine pulled away, 34-12.
After a big defensive stop as Fakkema sacked the Eagle quarterback for a loss on fourth down, the Borderites staked their claim on their 44-yard line, blocking hard so that Gobbato could garner 56 yards and his sixth touchdown in five plays. He finished the third quarter with 424 yards and victory in sight. Blaine was in total control, 42-12.
Fourth quarter
Starting on their 39-yard line, the Borderites continued to take advantage of Gobbato's speed.
He ran eight times for 56 yards, taking the ball to the five-yard line, before reaching his record-setting total of 480 yards for the game.
With the goal complete, Coach Dodd then turned tack, and used Gobbato as a decoy.
Kramme threw to tight end Tas Scanlan for the touchdown against the shocked Eagle defense. Caleb Johnson caught the two-point conversion pass from Kramme.
And while the Eagles scored another touchdown it was too little too late, with the final score capping at 50-20.
Gobbato's four-year career rushing yards of 5,958 made him the fifth best career Washington State rusher. A perfect way to end a season.
"I am proud of Gobbato, but I am just as proud of my team's effort Friday night after their heart-breaking loss last Tuesday," Dodd said.
"I am appreciative of the four years I got with these seniors – I do not want the season to end."


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This is interesting stuff. Jeopardy contestant Arthur Chu has given the venerable game show a shake by employing game theory in his play . I have to confess game theory has always been pretty heady stuff to me and I don't pretend to fully understand it. But essentially Chu is making decisions and taking risks that you usually don't see on Jeopardy.
Chu doesn't go down an entire category, he goes hunting for the Daily Doubles. I understand the risk and reward theory there and it's working for him. I'm still not understanding why the numbers say it makes sense to play for the tie though. In any event, it's interesting how someone with a new technique in any competitive event tends to create such a buzz.
It'll be interesting to see whether Chu becomes the "Fosbury Flop" of Jeopardy, revolutionizing the way its played.


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Occasionally when I become too obsessive about running, I like to remind myself of its relative insignificance in the grand scheme of things.
So this week was an appropriate time for me to watch the movie Murderball, the documentary of the United States "quad rugby" team.
Quad rugby is played in basketball gymnasiums by physically challenged athletes in gladiator-style wheelchairs. The athletes are as tough and competitive as any able-bodied Olympians, and the movie chronicles their team in its preparation for the 2004 Paralympics in Athens.
It also provides a candid look into the day-to-day lives of these wheelchair-bound individuals. As a physical therapist, I was especially moved by watching these young men struggle through long rehabilitation sessions and make adaptations for returning to community life.
The athletes in the film have made successful transitions to post-injury life and have some peace about their condition. Unfortunately, they represent the minority in many general tendencies of this patient population.
Spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injuries occur disproportionately with young, active males. The sudden nature of occurrence, severity of disability, and finality of the injuries are often an overwhelming combination. Many patients struggle to find a sense of purpose, and suffer through severe depression or self-imposed isolation from friends and family.
That's why it is so encouraging to watch stories like Murderball. Certainly, these athletes have countless difficulties and limitations the rest of us could never imagine, but they still manage to provide glimpses of hope and optimism.
In one scene, Bob Lujano, a Team USA member who lost both legs above the knees and both hands to a rare blood disease, is talking with a group of schoolchildren. One of them asks how he lost his arms and legs. He tells them that he got really sick when he was nine years old, and removing his limbs was the only way to save him.
Seeing the concerned looks of the kids, Lujano immediately smiles and says, "But it's OK. I'm all right. I just do the best I can with what I have every day. That's what we all should do, right?"
Yes, that's what we all should do, and that's what brings me back to running.
How do we know if we are doing the best we can in our lives? There are few objective measures in daily life. How do you know if you are doing your best work at the office, or as a parent, or as a friend? It's difficult to find honest methods of assessment.
For runners, periodic races are opportunities to determine the extent of your ability. Race days are days when we ask the question, "What is the best I can do today?"
I don't believe in entering races as extra-mileage days, or tempo runs, or for group interaction. While other people's opinions may differ (and that's OK), I feel that when you pay your money and pin on a race number, you are pledging to give your best effort that day – whether you are in prime condition or not.
As far as this weekend goes, I know that I'm not as prepared as I would like to be. I was late in starting my mileage buildup, I haven't done as many high-mileage weeks as I planned, and I've been dancing around this minor injury that could potentially become a major limitation as the race unfolds.
But none of that will matter on Sunday. I'll pin on my number and stand on the start line determined to give my best effort, and let my finishing time be a secondary concern. Even though I'm not 100%, I'll just do the best I can with what I have.
That's what we all should do, right?


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"Leviathan" at SF International Film Festival
April 26, 28, and 29, 2013
Friday, April 26, 2013 | 9:30 p.m. | Sundance Kabuki Cinemas
Sunday, April 28, 2013 | 4:15 p.m. | Sundance Kabuki Cinemas
Monday, April 29, 2013 | 8:45 p.m. | BAM/PFA
The SF International Film Festival returns April 25-May 9 and the Exploratorium's Cinema Arts co-presents Leviathan. A thrilling adventure both on the high seas and in documentary storytelling, this singular work of experimental ethnography immerses viewers in the waterlogged world of fishermen toiling in the dead of night on a creaking trawler off the coast of Massachusetts, their Melvillean voyage espied through ever-shifting points of view that roll and roil into gorgeous abstraction.
Pier 15, San Francisco, CA 94111
(415) 528-4444


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Mixologist Nesha Korak of Cafe Tallulah on Columbus Ave. in Manhattan prepared cocktails perfect for summer.
The Maximilian
Tequila shaken long with fresh lime juice, agave nectar, absinthe bitters and egg whites. Served up with peychaud bitter drops.
Glass: Cocktail
Tasting Notes:
Dominant Flavors: Tequila and citrus
Body or Mouth feel: medium body with creamy texture
Dryness: medium
Complexity: medium-high
Accentuating or contrasting flavors: Absinthe and bitters
Finish: long oaky and sweet & sour finish
1 3/4 oz Tequila
1 oz Lime
3/4 oz Agave Nectar
1/4 oz absinthe bitters
1 egg white
3-4 drops of Peychaud's Bitters, for garnish
Shake hard with 4 or 5 ice cubes (so as to whip the drink but not dilute), strain into a cocktail glass. Dash with baby drops of Peychaud's bitters.
Cognac shaken with home-made Chai infused Italian (Sweet) Vermouth, fresh lemon juice and pomegranate juices. Served up with dry rose buds for garnish
Tasting Notes
Dominant Flavors: deep red pomegranates with roses on the nose
Body or Mouth feel: rich body, full mouth feel
Dryness: medium
Complexity: high
Accentuating or contrasting flavors: chai, cinnamon and clove interweave
Finish: black tea lingering spicy finish
1 1/4 ounces Pierre Ferrand Amber Cognac
1 ounce EO Chai-infused Vermouth (recipe below)
3/4 ounce freshly squeezed lemon juice
1/2 ounce simple syrup
3/4 ounce POM Wonderful juice
3 dried organic rose buds
Put all ingredients into a mixing glass. Add large, cold ice and shake vigorously. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass and garnish with rose buds.
Fraise Sauvage
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Dominant Flavors: Brandy and grapes
Body or Mouth feel: light bodied, refreshing
Dryness: medium
Complexity: medium complexity
Accentuating or contrasting flavors: Light oak from the chardonnay
Finish: long tannins from grape skins
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¾ ounce fresh lemon juice
½ ounce simple syrup
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Hilton Lee Smith
Born: February 27, 1912, Giddings, Texas
Died: November 18, 1983, Kansas City, Missouri
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Elected to the Hall of Fame by Veterans Committee: 2001
Hilton Smith played in the shadow of the legendary Satchel Paige though he was a standout pitcher in his own right. Smith spent most of his career with the Kansas City Monarchs and is credited with winning 20 or more games in each of his 12 seasons with the team, including an imposing record of 93-11 from 1939-42. The quiet Smith often followed Paige in long relief with an assortment of pitches, highlighted by a sweeping curveball and a devastating fastball. Smith played in six consecutive East-West All-Star Games from 1937-42 and was a member of seven Monarch pennant-winners.
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Roger Nash Baldwin, founder of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), leftist, anarchist, and Communist, was born in Wellesley, Massachusetts to comfortably situated parents, in 1884. He was educated at Harvard College, where he earned an M.A. degree, and then moved to St. Louis, where he taught Social Work at Washington University.
At the approach of World War I, Baldwin, a pacifist, co-founded the Fellowship of Reconciliation, which opposed the use of warfare in the settlement of international disputes. Among his colleagues in this endeavor were Norman Thomas, perennial Socialist candidate for President; the pacifist/Marxist A. J. Muste; and radical journalist Oswarld Garrison Villard, Editor of The Nation.
As World War I progressed, Baldwin co-founded the American Union Against Militarism (AUAM), again with the aim of promoting a pacifist, internationalist agenda. In 1920 he joined with several of his colleagues in the American Left to establish the ACLU. Baldwin was named the organization's first Executive Director, a position he would hold until 1950.
The ACLU soon became enmeshed in a variety of high-profile causes; the Scopes Trial; the Sacco and Vanzetti case, which has long been a cause celebre of the Left; and the publication of James Joyce's Ulysses.
Baldwin showed much sympathy to the Soviet economic system in his statement in his Harvard classbook, and in the foreword he wrote to Letters from Russian Prisons (1924). He embraced the view that the Russia of his day was "a great laboratory of social experimentation of incalculable value to the development of the world."
In the 1930s Baldwin and the ACLU became linked to the Popular Front movement, which was engendered by Stalin to strengthen the Communist Party by allowing it to make common cause with socialists and other leftist groups. Baldwin himself made two trips to the Soviet Union, and in 1928 published a book entitled Liberty Under the Soviets, which contained effusive praise for the USSR.
In 1934 Baldwin authored a piece titled "Freedom in the USA and the USSR." He wrote: "The class struggle is the central conflict of the world; all others are incidental. When that power of the working class is once achieved, as it has been only in the Soviet Union, I am for maintaining it by any means whatever. Dictatorship is the obvious means in a world of enemies at home and abroad. I dislike it in principle as dangerous to its own objects. But the Soviet Union has already created liberties far greater than exist elsewhere in the world. … [There] I saw ... fresh, vigorous expressions of free living by workers and peasants all over the land. And further, no champion of a socialist society could fail to see that some suppression was necessary to achieve it. It could not all be done by persuasion. … [I]f American champions of civil liberty could all think in terms of economic freedom as the goal of their labors, they too would accept 'workers' democracy' as far superior to what the capitalist world offers to any but a small minority. Yes, and they would accept — regretfully, of course — the necessity of dictatorship while the job of reorganizing society on a socialist basis is being done."
Baldwin altered his stance on the Soviet Union in 1939, when the German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact was signed. Angry that the Soviets had betrayed all principles by signing an accord with Hitler, Baldwin promptly sought to have all Communists removed from the ACLU board; the Communist labor organizer, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, was among those purged from the organization.
After the War, Baldwin was sent to Japan by General Douglas MacArthur, who wanted him to assist the Japanese in developing a concept of egalitarian government and civil liberties. Also in the postwar period, Baldwin was a co-founder of the International League for the Rights of Man (later the International League for Human Rights.)
Baldwin retired as Executive Director of the ACLU in 1950 but remained active in the organization. He traveled extensively after his retirement, especially to Asia, where he condemned the regime of Ngo Dinh Diem in South Vietnam, even as he embraced the Communist dictator Ho Chi Minh as a member of the Vietnamese-American Friendship Association. He cultivated the friendship of convicted terrorist Pedro Albizu Campos in Puerto Rico. He also joined SANE (the Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy), which argued for unilateral nuclear disarmament by the United States.
Reflecting on his early years as the ACLU's Executive Director, Baldwin candidly revealed his original motives and objectives: "I am for socialism, disarmament, and ultimately, for abolishing the state itself as an instrument of violence and compulsion. I seek social ownership of property, the abolition of the properties class, and sole control of those who produce wealth. Communism is the goal. It all sums up into one single purpose -- the abolition of dog-eat-dog under which we live. I don't regret being part of the communist tactic. I knew what I was doing. I was not an innocent liberal. I wanted what the communists wanted and I traveled the United Front road to get it."
Baldwin maintained an office in the United Nations after his retirement from the ACLU, working as a consultant for the International League for Human Rights. He died in 1981.


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Mayor Philip Levine and Commissioners Michael Grieco, Joy Malakoff and Micky Steinberg were sworn in by local judges. Hundreds of people watched from a standing-room-only crowd that packed both the upper and lower levels of the city commission chambers, as well as an overflow room that had to be opened to comply with the fire code.
All of the new city officials will be holding elected office for the first time. Most of them beat out sitting city officials to win their post.
Levine told the crowd gathered to watch the swearing in: "You didn't whisper about change. You shouted. And I promise to listen to that voice."
Of the new commission, he added: "We're ready to follow your mandate."
Levine promised to get to work by creating a committee to study the city's flooding problems, and announced he would donate his $10,000 mayoral salary and additional benefits to the city's food programs for seniors.
At one point, the crowd broke out in cheers of Levine's first name, pronounced by his supporters with a Spanish accent.
The Beach's new commission includes no Hispanics, while that ethnicity makes up the majority of the city's population. The new commissioners and mayor went to great lengths to emphasize on Monday that they will represent all of Miami Beach.
Levine has learned to speak Spanish in order to communicate with a core Beach constituency, and Grieco vowed at his swearing-in that he would learn the language.
"No matter what language you speak, regardless of what sexual orientation you are, it's time to come together," Grieco said.
The outgoing mayor and commission were all recognized at Monday's meeting, which was their last. After serving 14 years in elected office, outgoing Mayor Matti Herrera Bower lost a bid for commissioner, which she ran for after bumping against the mayoral term-limit. Outgoing Commissioner Jerry Libbin was also term-limited from his seat. Outgoing Commissioners Jorge Exposito and Michael Góngora lost their elections to remain on the dais.
Bower remarked at her age — 74 — and years of service on the commission.
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She joked: "So I'm going to have to apparently keep doing something that really makes me nervous."
Góngora touted his work creating a sustainability committee examine environmental issues in the city, and Libbin reminded everyone that Miami Beach was able to provide nurses to the city's schools under the leadership of the outgoing commission.
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Going into their nineteenth consecutive FIFA World Cup at South Africa 2010, it is an obvious assumption that five-time world champion Brazil is always heavily favored to add yet another star to their legendary Verde-Amarela (green and yellow) shirt. Having played for A Seleção in three of these global showcases, rest assured that coach Dunga is completely aware that anything less than a sixth world crown for Brazil will more than likely be considered a failure by his nation.
A common little saying about soccer is that the English invented it, but the Brazilians perfected it. Currently first in the FIFA World Ranking, Brazil is consistently among the strongest football nations and is the only team to have played in every World Cup since its debut in 1930.
The fans' sometimes hostile reaction to Brazil's performances and outcomes, particularly early on in the recent qualifying rounds, shows just how demanding they can be. Regardless of ending the preliminaries atop the standings – after registering nine wins, seven draws, and two defeats, and clinching a South Africa 2010 berth with three game days to spare – the Green and Yellow squad had been subjected to a flood of abuse following successive 0-0 home draws versus Argentina, Bolivia, and Colombia. However, Brazil seemed to really hit their stride beginning in April of 2009, racking up five straight victories including two landmark wins on the road – a 4-0 rout of Uruguay in Montevideo, and a 3-1 defeat of archrival Argentina in Rosario, with the win in Argentina punching their ticket to South Africa.
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Vienna boasts a long list of cultural attractions, but for many opera and ballet lovers coming to the city, it's a performance (or three) at the Vienna's State Opera ("Wiener Staatsoper") that really makes the trip.
Built in the 1860s in the Neo-Renaissance style, the building itself is a treat. It dominates the southern portion of the "Ring" with its ornate facade, statues and arched windows. And with 300 performances a year, it offers visitors a change to treat themselves to a different performance every night of their trip.
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Ticket prices vary greatly depending on the performance, date of the show and, of course, seat location. Rates can range from €6 for a spot in the top balcony to €250 for prime seats on opening night.
The safest bet is to visit the Staatsoper Web site before your trip to check on the schedule of performances and ticket prices. And fear not, budget travelers can book the cheap seats through the site. However, there are cheaper options…
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Cheapos with a bit more flexibility and willingness to take a risk may opt for a €2-€4 standing room tickets, sold 80 minutes before the show starts from the western side of the Opera (the opposite side of the building from the gift shop).
You read that right: Standing in the back of the auditorium will only cost between €2 and €4, depending on the show and the location of your standing "spot." Spots are available in the "Parterre" (ground floor), higher up in the "Balkon" and all the way up in the "Galerie."
The number of tickets is limited and given out in order of those lined up. For an 8 p.m. show, for example, tickets will be sold at 6:40 p.m., but the line will most likely form well before that.
One final consideration: You do have to stand, although many spots offer a wall for leaning.
While these standing room tickets may sound risky or even exhausting, think about how exhilarating it will be to take in a world-class opera or ballet for less than you'd pay for a beer. Or coffee. Or würstchen.
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One of our favorite stories from our year of wandering through Europe is about buying SRO tickets for the Vienna opera. The opera that night was "Ride of the Valkyries" — all 5 hours of it! We left during the intermission between acts one and two, had dinner, walked around much of the ring in central Vienna, and returned to the opera house just as act 3 was beginning! Moral of the story: pick you opera carefully if you want standing room tickets!


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The Full Moon of September 29-30 occurs in mid-sidereal Pisces. It conjoins Pallas and Uranus a few hours before. The Full Moon conjoins Uranus by 1°, thus with the same Algenib theme as the new Earth-Uranus synodic cycle.
This Full Moon will be 13.20 in Pisces and Sun will be 13.20 in Virgo as in true sidereal position. Its a first Full Moon after Equinox and I feel guided to share with you this information why this Full Moon is Celebration of Ceres, Mother Earth and woman.
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Mama Quilla, mother-goddess of fertility in the Quechua worldview.
20 agosto 2010 Guillermo Llerena Cano
The Moon has been the timeless and universal symbol that has represented women in the beliefs of all civilizations on the planet. For primitive man the moon was the natural symbol of the feminine essence, in contrast to the male essence of sun considered. The close connection between many female fertility rituals and the moon is revealed by its association with a symbolic reference to the female reproductive organs to pregnancy and childbirth.
In coastal and Andean civilizations of pre-Hispanic America to the moon worship was widespread, although it is clear that not all cases were recorded ceremonial rites or symbolized, and many others took forms and manifestations confusing.
In Inca cosmology, the moon mother (Mama Quilla), sister and wife of Father Sun (Taita Inti) was the guardian and protector of all manifestations and feminine aspects of the universe Quechua. Changes to the star said during his orbital cycle resulted in a lunar calendar governing various aspects of the Andean universe and operated in parallel to the solar calendar. Specifically, the Moon and its phases indicate periods of high fertility of the earth (Mama Pacha) and exercised direct influence on fertility of women.
The cult of Mama Quilla was preserved, participated and celebrated exclusively by women. The priestesses of the Moon belonged to the elite women Cusco, were very numerous and had a main temple in Qorikancha. These priestesses wore long gray robes and mantles of the same hue, covered his head with a thick white wool cap and wore silver earrings which emitted a metallic sound that warned her presence to the men, who were forbidden to look at them.
The priestesses of the moon were known as great healers and wise women too, knew the secrets of plants and witches were very busily, usually their oracles announcing disaster and calamities, so the moon was revered with great fear of difference Sun was worshiped with joy.
In the tenth month of the calendar Inca, Coya Raymi (September), at the beginning of the rainy season - the spring equinox the first nights new moon, was carried out Quillamama Raymi, a celebration in honor to the moon, a special festival for women.
The festival began in Qorikancha temple on the altar of the Moon, then continued with a walk and silent night to Saqsaywaman there in the temple of Mama Quilla, torches were lit with flashes lit the night sky reflected by source silver, then they would vibrate thin sheets of silver emitted a sound that broke the silence to call attention to the moon. Essences and perfumes were burned, and it spilled water with aromatic oils and thrown into the sky reflected in water, combs, mirrors, needles, ornaments of silver filigree women and miniaturized, also burned in open fires flame white wool and fine clothing for women.
At the present province of Anta department of Cuzco Peru, located at 3,600 m. is the sanctuary of Quillarumiyoc (the moonstone) that is considered the only archaeological ceremonial center dedicated to women.
Quillarumiyoc occupies a large area of terrace built in the style of Sacsayhuaman, Chincheros and the tops of Ollantaytambo (ancient sacred sites located in Cuzco). The Huaca or a stone replica of Apu (sacred mountain) is a symbol carved on one of the larger rocks and represents an ancient temple dedicated to the divinity of the essence and expression of the feminine principle.
Within the universal concept of lunar mythology, Mama Quilla the connection is what gives the Quechua woman secrets of magic, charm, beauty, strength of the invisible, the knowledge of cycles and feminine wisdom; also reminds its instability and vulnerability. Is it the Andean women who made offerings to ask for protection for girls, new mothers and newborn.
See in this picture the traditional Inka calendar Full Moon celebrations and New Moon Solar agricultural calendar. I saw this originally first time last year in Coricancha Sun temple in Cusco. Had only few pictures not good quality, today was able to find this great photo on internet.
This brings me to my post I written and shared in 2006 in Corridor of light website.
Posted 12 November 2006 :
In the beginning of 2006 my friend Lucia bought a crystal and after meditating with it she had vision of Goddess Ceres. Lucia has strong sensitivity and is very much in tune with all aspects of Ceres.
Lucia said that the image of Ceres she saw looks very much like the actress Kate Blanchet, except that Ceres hear is kind of tied up.
In May 2006 Ceres told me in meditation to eat 3 pomegranate fruits that she show me in Buddhist temple & exactly 3 fruits were on that bush when I went there. Ceres also told us to meditate on first Full Moon after equinox in October.
Last month on 7 October we had a meditation with Ceres in my home and it was last meditation in that place and soon after I had been guided to leave that home and the past attachments behind and move to live in country site in Cootamundra.
This Saturday I went to Lucia to meditate together again.
We talk and Lucia wanted to show me her garden but I decline. I have seen her garden before but not recently. Than Lucia brought the crystals and we meditated. As soon as I was getting in trans state my left arm was frozen and felt pressure on top of my head. Thats how I know when some energy wants to talk to me so I started mental conversation with Ceres.
She said that she was known as many representations as Mother Nature as creator and many others but she said 'I am also manifesting'. She said that she would help me manifest my abundance.
She told me what to do today at precise time but she asks me for now not to reveal that. She said she would tell me when to share that 'secret'. Plant 6 seeds.
She said that she has a gift for anyone who may want to grow in abundance.
She said to plant a seed this weekend and allow it to grow. A physical seed put in the earth. Keep it near say in your room or other suitable place and allow it the sun and rain. As the seed will grow so will our abundance be manifested.
Ceres ask me why I did not go to Lucias garden as she said "I have a gift there for you'. Than Lucia was also channelling Ceres and she said that woman are now getting in power but she warn to stay true to feminine and not become masculine.
After our meditation we shared our visions and Lucia said that she wants to give me this big special beans she was growing in the garden. I said maybe thats what Ceres wants me to grow, than thought come about movie 'Jack and the bean stalk' and we laugh about the golden eggs he gets at the end.
Because was late I promised Lucia to come today and see her garden and take the gift from Ceres garden and plant this seeds. And when Ceres will allow me I will reveal her secret, I personally dont like secrets and I am the one who can not keep secret as I like to share so perhaps she is testing me on this one too.
So I thought that it would be just perfect for all of us to plant our seeds and maybe choose a plant name same as we chosen heart name.
For some reason I feel to associate myself for now with beans so this is what I plant in our Living Garden of Abundance. Loving you.
Luvulite - Goddess Basia - Compassionate Humble Heart
Daughter & Son of RA - Radiating & Sharing Love & Light
Guided by Goddess Ceres to Grow Pomegranates & Beans
Lavender Flower of Ceres (Lovender)
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My friend Lucia and I had meditation today at the time of Full Moon.
After meditation Lucia channeled "Ceres" who spoke some messages to me.
But what I really liked when Lucia later described that today Ceres was wearing long dress in pale violet colour and instead of wheat in her hands as Lucia saw her before today Ceres had a bunch of Lavender flowers.
So I share with you this website about LAVENDER -that is a flower symbol for this Full Moon. If you come across some information about Lavender flowers please share.
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