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Emma is an Australian producer and director working for Foreign Correspondent at the ABC. She's a creative geek who specialises in digital projects that use innovative technology to push the boundaries of storytelling. In 2016, she launched award winning interactive documentary Freedom Riders and is currently in pre-production for a VR film set to be filmed in the Solomon Islands.
Emma has worked with various production companies, including Hoodlum on multiplatform drama, Secrets & Lies which won Best Interactive Production at SPAA (2014), and Firelight Productions on documentaries Storm Surfers & Rocket Compulsion. Her previous roles and clients include Radio National, SBS, YouTube, BigPond, Hopscotch (Philomena & Divergent), Foxtel, CJZ, Sydney Festival, Dreamworld, James Squire, Tropfest, Art Gallery of NSW, AIME and Bondi Rescue.
In 2013, Emma was recognised as SPAA's Emerging Producer of the year and in 2010 received Screen Australia's Slingshot Grant. She is also in a regular speaker at industry events and teaches radio, film and multiplatform storytelling in the community broadcasting industry.


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BCCI working committee decides to resume cricketing ties with Pakistan, by inviting them for a short series in Dec 2012-Jan 2013. Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Zaka Ashraf told local television channels that he was still waiting for a formal invitation for the series, but said: It seems it will surely be held later this year. The decision is great and we welcome it. It seems that millions of cricket fans have their wishes fulfilled.
The series would comprise three one-day internationals and two Twenty20 games in December-January 2013. The nations have not faced each other in a Test or one-day series since the end of 2007 – bilateral relations were severed following the Mumbai terrorist attack in 2008.


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Wednesday, January 7, 2015
WWDH - Bocconcini stuffed meatballs with tomato sauce
For Wednesday with Donna Hay this week, Sarah chose bocconcini stuffed meatballs with tomato sauce.
Being meatballs, they really don't photograph well. However, they tasted pretty good. The bocconcini in the middle melts during cooking, so it would be a nice surprise if you had no idea it was there.
I served my meatballs with potato and veges, with the tomato sauce enlivening everything.
Overall, this was a pretty good dish.
To see what Sarah, Margaret and Chaya thought of these meatballs, visit their websites.
10 comments:
- Catherine said...
Looks delicious. xo Catherine
- January 7, 2015 at 7:25 AM
- ~~louise~~ said...
I had to laugh to myself when I saw these meatballs, Gaye. When my kids were little, the only way I could get them to eat meatballs was to "stuff" them with pieces of mozzarella. Bocconcini wasn't readily available back then:)
I see it's still a hit these days. Yours look delicious photogenic or not!
Thanks for sharing, Gaye...
- January 7, 2015 at 8:26 AM
- Lily Lau said...
So yummy! I'll try it tomorrow when I gather all ingredients :D
- January 7, 2015 at 11:26 AM
- Pam said...
I think they look great and I can imagine how great they taste. Yum!
- January 7, 2015 at 1:03 PM
- Lorraine @ Not Quite Nigella said...
I love the idea of the liquid filling in the centre of these meatballs! :D
- January 7, 2015 at 7:26 PM
- Kayte said...
This was a good one, we enjoyed those spicy meatballs! Yours look so good and that photo of them in the pan is wonderful. I would definitely make this one again. The cheese in the middle was a fun factor. :-)
- January 8, 2015 at 10:31 AM
- Emily said...
Uhh I think stuffing meatballs with bocconcini sounds fabulous! I have to try making these for Eric.
- January 8, 2015 at 1:31 PM
- TeaLady said...
I loved the idea of the melty cheese in these meatballs. Definitely making these again. Especially with all the mini cheese balls I still have left!!
- January 8, 2015 at 3:39 PM
- Sarah said...
Yay, I'm glad you liked them. I'm making them tonight for my anniversary! I'll let you know how it goes. My husband is a real meat and cheese lover.
- January 8, 2015 at 8:52 PM
- 2paw said...
I've put feta inside hamburgers but never thought of doing this. It looks so delicious. Yum!!
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Who are you? | Blogtober '16 Day 1
Who are you?
Just a tiny question, so much potential to be deep! This is always my least favourite question at a job interview!
Honest answer?
I have no idea who I am!
I know the basics about myself (see my 20 things about me post here if you really want to know more details!). I'm 24 years old. I am trainee psychologist/support worker whilst I'm taking a career break to enjoy motherhood. I'm mother to a very almost 2 year old little boy. I'm a girlfriend, I'm a mother, I'm a sister, I'm a daughter, I'm a friend. But who I am to me is a bit of a mystery at the moment.
I would describe my life at the moment as a constant cycle of being someone to someone else, very rarely getting to be me to my fullest.
Two days a week I am at work 14 hours of the day literally at the beck and call of my client and her family. I love my job but doesn't allow much room for me to grow, to be myself.
The other three weekdays I am very much in mother/wife mode. I love being a mother but I am not one of those women made for motherhood. I love my son, I love spending time with him but I am also not afraid to say I look forward to his nap and bed time when I get to turn off CBeebies and tidy away the building blocks and innane plastic junk and sit down with a cup of tea and relax. But even those nap times I'm not getting much time to be myself I'm cleaning, I'm hoovering, I planning things to do with my son and my partner. I'm cooking, I'm tidying. I miss the times when free time was actual genuine free time!!
Since writing this post Harrison actually started nursery for one full day a week as that I can reclaim a little me time. Read to books I've been meaning to read. Play my piano oroperly for the first time in years. Try on clothes that make me feel like a woman not mumsy, without a toddler screaming for me to hurry up. To go to a coffee shop and savour a coffee.
Because first and foremost right now I am my boys mama, but when I know he is safe and happy with someone else I can be Emma again. Emma the pianist, Emma the bookworm, Emma the gym bunny, Emma the make up enthusiast. I can be me.
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Welcome to #Blogtober16 its difficult to describe ourselves without mentioning the children, as they are a HUGE part of our lives, but all too soon they grow up, so trying to keep a little bit of you is important too, I am looking forward to following the journey x


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PiPress explains running Bachmann commentary in news section
Alongside yesterday's front-page jump about the Rep. Michele Bachmann anti-American drama, the Pioneer Press ran a long piece written by the congresswoman herself.
MinnPost criticized the paper for rewarding Bachmann's refusal to do an interview with the paper by letting her write her own opinionated column about the incident.
Why did they do it? Editor Thom Fladung explains.
In the Editor & Publisher piece, Fladung defended the paper's decision:
According to Editor Thom Fladung, it was a matter of using available resources and, as he puts it, best serving the reader. Fladung said the first-person column was actually provided by Politico, the Washington, D.C.-based news outlet that has a content-sharing arrangement with the Pioneer Press, among other newspapers.
As print deadline loomed Monday night, the Pioneer Press, unable to get comment from Bachmann for its story, came upon the Politico piece at about 8:30 p.m., Fladung recalled.
"At that point, it seemed the better choice for readers was to give them the Bachmann piece and let them decide," he told E&P. "Here it is, unfiltered, and you can decide."
Noting some might see it as letting Bachmann's office off the hook after she declined to comment, Fladung said the paper's approach gives the readers as much information as possible: "Of course, I would always rather talk to the candidate than to the spokesperson. In this case, I would always choose to give the reader more."
The move brought some criticism, such as that from Minnpost.com, which called the move "a bit of weirdness." But Fladung said it drew "virtually no reader complaints at all."
This view of commentary on news pages is an interesting one. Could this set future precedent for politicians who would rather have a whole piece written on their own rather than trusting the journalists to use their quotes responsibly? Or is this just journalists screaming at journalists?


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Will Guzaarish will be the next Kaagaz Ke Phool?
Even after rave reviews and Hrithik Roshan's stunning performance, Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Guzaarish failed to ignite the box office.
Word-of-mouth has sadly not helped the film much, and it seems unlikely that the film will recover its total cost of production of Rs 60 crores.
But as Taran Adarsh points out on twitter, 'Guru Dutt's Kaagaz Ke Phool, Raj Kapoor's Mera Naam Joker, Yash Chopra's Lamhe failed at box-office. But are considered classics today... Will Guzaarish, which ranks amongst Bhansali's best works to date, also be remembered fondly in years to come?'
Do you think Guzaarish is as good as classics like Kaagaz Ke Phool, Mera Naam Joker and Lamhe?
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Have you heard of Fidencio Sanchez? I hadn't until I hopped in a cab at the Chicago O'Hare airport on my way downtown for a conference (
Uber Lyft wasn't available). I heard Fidencio's story on one of those incredibly small, seemingly always cracked TV's in the back of the seat where they play a 5-minute loop with 2 minutes of content and 3 minutes of ads.
Anyways, Fidencio is an 83-year-old man in Chicago who pushes a popsicle cart in the Little Village area of Chicago. Nothing too out of the ordinary. So why was he on the news? Because he was the beneficiary of a $380,000+ crowdfunding campaign on GoFundMe.
That $380,000+ was raised from 17,000+ people in 24 countries in 28 days.
And that campaign was started by an ordinary Chicagoan who took a picture and shared Fidencio's story in 174 words.
As I was driving down 26th st in the Little Village area in Chicago where I was born and raised. I saw this elderly man struggling to push is paleta cart (Popsicle cart). It broke my heart seeing this man that should be enjoying retirement still working at this age. I had to pull over and took this picture. I then bought 20 paletas and gave him a $50 and said may God bless him and drove away. I posted this picture on Fb and since then, I've gotten a huge response. That's when Joe Loera came up with a great idea to start this campaign. Mr. Fedencio Sanchez and his wife recently lost their only daughter and are still heartbroken about the situation. His elderly wife was selling paletas also to help pay bills, but she fell ill and can't work anymore. We're trying to raise money to help him with whatever we can. Anything helps. Let's all pitch in and help make life a little easier and brighten both of their day.
What a world. A benevolent citizen can snap a picture, set up a page, share a story, and raise some serious moola. I think Fidencio's story, and the story of the crowdfunding campaign, offers us a lot to learn on storytelling and fundraising but it also shows three key things as it relates to storytelling:
- There is huge power in storytelling in today's technology-enabled world
- There is a real ROI to great content and stories that inspire
- There is a real threat to the charitable sector because stories and 'doing good' aren't owned by 'us' anymore
So why did Fidencio's story take off? What makes great content or stories when it comes to driving action or fundraising? I'd love to say I have all the answers and if you just do this you can raise $380,000+ in 28 days… but I don't. And I can't. But I can share some research, belief, and experience behind Findencio's story that you can use in your own work. So with that in mind here are…
But I can share some research, belief, and experience behind Findencio's story that you can use in your own work. So with that in mind here are…
3 Emotions You Must Evoke in Action Focused Marketing
- Distress
- Empathy
- Belief
Here is a great video and research on distress and empathy:
Dr. Zak's research shows the direct link between oxytocin and giving to the point where they could predict, with 80% accuracy, expected giving behaviour simply based on oxytocin levels and related physiological responses to story.
But for empathy to occur and that sweet sweet oxytocin to be released, your content or story needs to grab someone's attention with that cortisol injection. Distress.
Put another way, there needs to be a problem and people to need to care about it at a human level.
Talking about global warming, a problem, with stats and information or even doomsday pictures of icecaps melting still can't really connect with us. But when you start making the link to animals who are impacted or what it means for children, your children, or a family in the Arctic, or one person and what it means now the conversation takes on a whole new level. Because we fundamentally and inherently care about other humans. It's in our nature. And we want to help.
But what Dr. Zak's research doesn't cover specifically is what happens after the story. Subjects were asked to give! I'll save further discussion on identifying your value proposition and optimizing your response device – online especially – for another day but the main emotion you're trying to evoke in the action phase, after you have someone's attention and they are, is a sense of belief.
Belief that the action they are asked to take – making a donation, signing up for an email, attending an event – will help lead to a solution or resolution, in human terms, to the problem that was created in the first place.
This is where real tangible asks – specific amounts, details about geographic location and how funds will be used – are hugely important. They help instill – or perhaps simply keep – belief high. And if the belief is held and action is positioned in a tangible way – when it comes to fundraising for sure – the results are much greater.
This belief and tangibility makes the natural action they want to take – help another human they care about in trouble – seem more reasonable. More rational. Their analytical brain can then justify what the heart wants. And the heart wants what it wants (HT Selena Gomez).
And when people are given real belief in their actions after caring and wanting to help, amazing things can happen.
Like giving their money away. For 'nothing'. To support a man they've never met.
For good fundraising content and storytelling to occur, people need to feel distress (releases cortisol) and presented with a problem. This problem needs to be conveyed in human terms to evoke empathy (releases oxytocin). And then they need to be offered hope and belief that their actions will make a real impact on real humans to solve the initial problem (even in a small way).


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Happy Thanksgiving!
Yep yep
Hah, a date with my cousin. I picked him up at school and we went back to my area to a nice Italian restaurant I love. He loved it too, that made me feel smug since it's hard for him to say "I love this food!". We caught up, it was lovely. Usually we're with the family so we took advantage of having this privacy. He won't be quite as busy in a few weeks (still crazy busy though) so we're making tentative plans for a full day together. See 2012, get food (Apple Pan!), maybe shop..
Oh, I also got my hair trimmed and dyed yesterday. Brownish red. It isn't my favorite dye job but I like it. I also didn't have time to sit under a dryer to get my hair curled so I just let him blow dry it.
*droools* I've been ready for this game forever, we're finally on the home stretch to release! This game looks epic, the graphics are just seamless and look at that lovely gore!
Yay, Thanksgiving is tomorrow! It's one of my favorite holidays. Not only for the food, but also the family. I love seeing the family. This Thanksgiving looked like it would be depressing since it seemed like it would be just mom and me. That would be bearable if we were out of town but we couldn't get anyplace we both agreed on. Thankfully my Aunt Sherrie is coming as is my Uncle Gary and his brood. My second favorite cousin is his son so it'll be nice to see him. I already invited Garrett (the cousin) to see U2 with me next June, he accepted. Woot!
I procrastinated on my holiday cards but I finally ordered them. They're not personalized cards of any of my photos this year. Sorry ;D By the way, if you want a holiday card it isn't too late to give me your address! You can give me your address here, you'll also find my mail address.
I'm on a Zelda kick again, it will eat hours of my life. Oh well, there could be worse things I'm doing.
I've been applying at various parks across the country. I'm trying to stay west of the Mississippi though, at least for my first job. I'm seeing a lot of tour guide jobs that will train me, but I'm also seeing a lot of desk jobs. I don't like desk jobs but I know I might have to have one with the NPS before I can get out there and work in a park. It's okay. I've been applying mostly in California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Oregon, and Washington. Plus Yellowstone (Wyoming) and Kodiak (Alaska). Keep your fingers crossed that something will bear fruit!
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The Honeydrippers
The Honeydrippers was a rock band of the 1980s. Former Led Zeppelin lead singer Robert Plant formed the group in 1981 to satisfy his long-time goal in having a rock band with a heavy R&B basis. Formed originally in Worcestershire, the band went on to record an EP in the US. In addition to Plant, the band was composed of fellow former Led Zeppelin member guitarist Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck (a former Yardbirds member like Page) and other friends and well-known studio musicians. They performed in a concert at Keele University in 1981. It released only one EP on 12 November 1984, titled The Honeydrippers: Volume One.
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The 3rd Scientific Data Management and Publication Workshop for Sokoine University of Agriculture was held for graduate students during the week of March 15th to March 22nd 2016. The purpose of the workshop was to provide students with concrete guidance on how to organize, manage and preserve data collected from their respective projects. The training was set up by iAGRI and the Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (RUFORUM). The workshop was organized into two sessions. The first session was a journal publication write-shop on literature utilization, presenting results and discussion, steps in writing and features of journal manuscripts. The second session covered the use of software techniques for data entry, retrieval in Microsoft Excel/genstat/SPSS and exploratory data analysis.
The facilitators of the workshop were African Crop Science Journal editors, Dr. J.S. Tenywa (Editor-in-Chief) and Dr. P.M. Nampala (Science Editor). A total of 45 students sponsored by iAGRI, primarily from Cohort IV participated in in the short-term training. The training provided students with required software, interpretive knowledge and skills that would enable them to create tables and figures to analyze data from tables and figures. The workshop introduced students to other aspects of data skills including data management to support their graduate research projects.


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|Carter reinforced the sundeck structure.
|We hired a man to install the flooring in the galley and stateroom a couple of years ago but for some reason he did not complete the job by going up the side of the boat under the pantry shelving. So, Carter completed this. Love it!
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|Our new color scheme. Light blue walkways, bright white deck and dark blue trim.
I even spray painted two of the black deck boxes white so they would blend in better.
|Another gorgeous sunset on the panels.
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Sunday, December 11, 2011
The mirror shows no reflection
Yet there is a "shadow mourner"
that no one cares to see
let alone me.
Siblings rule when they are alive.
yet when one dies,
the world only sees
the parents cry.
The tears in sissy's eyes
must be dried.
Someone has to serve the chicken
the macaroni salad and the pie.
Not to say of cleaning up the mess
after everyone says their goodbyes.
Yet the beast
of grief
still lies within.
Crying, dying,
caged, with rage
just waiting,
to be let out
to be held and heard.
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I just love shopping at Wayfair. Right now I am searching for strollers for toddlers . My grandson is 1 year old now and I think it is time for a stroller upgrade.
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It is lightweight, easy to maneuver and perfect for those long vacation days of traveling.
I also love the color which matches my grandson's personality! So bright!
If you are you in the market for a stroller or pretty much anything for your home. I highly recommend that you shop at Wayfair. They started their business in 2002 with only 2 employees(formerly as CSN Stores)and now in 2011 have over 6.2 million customers worldwide. Wayfair is a company that wants the best for it's customers and that means only the best for me and you! So start shopping with them today!
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An apparently forgotten, but fantastic, heavy metal (or 'horror metal' as they were commonly called) band from Houston, Texas, I remember really liking Ripper a lot. This is one of those rock/metal acts that seem to have been around forever (Ripper was formed in '77'-78) but have had little luck or career output during their existence---hence it's been easy to overlook and forget just how good this band was actually, back in the day. Ripper were a quartet, with incidentally all the four guys in the band doing vocals whether backing or lead, on the band's songs and live shows.
As cliched as the word 'classic' must have become from overuse, I honestly feel that Ripper's debut studio record of 1986 (that vintage metal year, no less ) was a true classic heavy metal album. The album is called '..And the Dead Shall Rise' and I believe a lot of thrash fanatics even outside Texas (and I was out half a world away) were suffiiciently impressed by the album to talk of Ripper with a certain awe and appreciation. Sadly, Ripper subsequently slipped under the radar and seemed to disappear, with no official news of their status, for close to twenty years, before resurfacing only last year with the teasingly titled follow-up album, The Dead Have Rizen. I got around to buying it just a few days ago, and I realise I'm still a believer in this old, bold bunch of metallars from terrific Texas.
Metal fans, generally, oughta give Ripper a try.
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1) NZ Post Collection Points - these are the collection points we can send to without prior notice. This service is called Post Restante. While there are fewer of these PostShops available, it's more convenient as you don't need to have a prior agreement in place with NZ Post.
It also gives you some Courier Post Depots where you can pick up your mail from.
IMPORTANT: If you select a Courier Post Depot to collect your mail from, you MUST go in and say you have a parcel to pick up. If you try to ask them for your mail, they will simply get confused and you'll have a difficult time getting your mail.
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For my birthday my Mom gave me her cherished copy of Elizabeth David's French Provincial Cooking (first published in 1960). The name Elizabeth David holds a sort of royal or magical air to it for me, as my Mom has been quoting her with awe and gratitude since I was born. My mother believes that the discovery of Elizabeth David forms the corner stone of her cookery evolution.
She has a writing style which is so expressive, evocative and personal. She doesn't just write recipes, she shares impressions, stories, experiences, anecdotes and wonderful quotes from other admired authors. She is the quintessential food writer and is hailed by many to be one of the main contributors to the food revolution in Great Britain.
Her book on French provincial cooking is very personal as a lot of what she shares in this book are stories of self discovery and how she came to love cooking. I want to share a quote from the first page of the introduction which for me is what cooking should be all about.
"The dishes described are not spectacular, rich, or highly flavoured, the materials are the modest ingredients you would expect to find in a country garden, a small farm, or in a market of a quiet provincial town. But it is not rustic peasant cooking, for the directions for the blending of different vegetables in a soup, the quantity of wine in a stew, or the seasoning of the sauce for a chicken reflect great care and regard for the harmony of the finished dish. This is sober, well-balanced, middle class French cookery, carried out with care and skill, with due regard to the quality of the materials, but without extravagance or pretention."


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Here's our round-up of all the Liverpool transfer stories from Wednesday's papers and across the web...
Barca Suarez talks commence
Liverpool will open transfer talks with Barcelona over Luis Suarez in the next 24 hours - but will insist that Alexis Sanchez is part of any deal, writes David Anderson.
The Kop club's MD Ian Ayre has agreed to meet a delegation from Barcelona in London on Wednesday to begin talks.
The Reds are prepared to sell Suarez following his four-month ban for biting Giorgio Chiellini, but will tell Barca to forget about trying to land the Uruguay striker on the cheap.
They value Suarez at £80million and will accept £50m if Chile World Cup forward Sanchez is included in the deal.
Read the full story by clicking HERE.
Sanchez bids rejected
Andoni Zubizarreta confirmed today Barcelona have received offers for Liverpool and Arsenal target Alexis Sanchez, writes Sam Marsden.
Another player being touted to England, Pedro, however, is "not transferable."
Speaking at the presentation of Ivan Rakitic, who joined Barca from Sevilla for around £20million, Zubizarreta also said Xavi has earned the right to choose his own future, while praising Luis Suarez for Monday's apology .
English clubs have been strongly linked with a move for Chilean international Alexis, and Zubizarreta confirmed he could leave Camp Nou this summer.
Read the full story by clicking HERE.
Battle for Ochoa
The agent of Mexico international goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa has had contact with a number of clubs - but says he is yet to receive any concrete offers, writes Alex Richards.
The keeper - who starred for El Tri during the World Cup before they were beaten by Netherlands in the second round - is available on a free transfer this summer after the expiration of his Ajaccio contract.
Liverpool are reportedly one side interested in the 28-year-old, as they seek competition for Simon Mignolet.
Read the full story by clicking HERE.
Wednesday's Liverpool stories from other newspapers and websites
Rodgers is loved up
According to The Times, Dejan Lovren is the latest Southampton player who could make the switch from the south coast to Anfield.
The Croatian centre-back increased his reputation with solid performances at the World Cup, despite giving away the penalty which gave Brazil the win in the opening fixture.
Brendan Rodgers is reportedly keen on the 24-year-old, who would become the third Saints player to make the switch to Liverpool.
Reds in race for Yarmolenko
According to the Daily Star, Andriy Yarmolenko is a target of Liverpool, Chelsea, Stoke and West Ham.
Although Chelsea look favourites to secure the signature of the Ukrainian international, Rodgers is said to be monitoring the progress of the deal.
His club, Dynamo Kiev, are said to be demanding £15million to allow the winger to leave, which could put Liverpool off after they shipped out over £25million for Adam Lallana this week.
Cockney competition
According to the Daily Star, Liverpool face competition from Arsenal to secure the services of Costa Rica goalkeeper Keylor Navas.
The World Cup penalty-saving hero has a release clause in his Levante contract of £6.5million, which both the Reds and the Gunners could trigger.
Spanish champions Atletico Madrid are also reported to be interested in signing the keeper, after they lost on-loan shot stopper Thibaut Courtois, who returns to his parent club, Chelsea.
Interest in Swans trio
Swansea's Wilfried Bony, Ben Davies and Michel Vorm have all been subject of interest from Tottenham, but now Liverpool are interested as well, according to the Daily Mail.
However, the south Wales club have demanded a total of £45million for the highly-rated trio.
Goalscorer Bony is valued at £25million, full-back Davies at £12million and Vorm are £8million.
No deals for any of the players are expected to go through until after the World Cup, where Vorm is still representing the Netherlands.
Aurier battle heats up
According to Spanish newspaper Mundo Deportivo, Liverpool have joined the race for highly-rated Ivory Coast full-back Serge Aurier.
The Toulouse World Cup star has been heavily linked with a move away, with both Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal registering an interest in the Ivorian.
Although the French champions are the favourites to secure his signature, they are more interested in a move for Dani Alves, opening the door for the English clubs.
Reina to depart
Pepe Reina's time at Liverpool is up, according to the Liverpool Echo.
The 31-year-old is reportedly wanted back on loan at Napoli, where he was a crucial figure as they won the Italian Cup and qualified for the Champions League.
Former Reds boss Rafa Benitez remains in charge at the Italian club and wants his No.1 shot-stopper back on another season-long deal.


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Indian pharma companies secure 40 per cent of ANDAs approved by USFDA
Indian companies bagged 40 per cent of all ANDAs issued during January-July 2013.
New Delhi, September 1, 2013: According to a recent report, Indian pharma companies bagged close to 40 per cent of all Abbreviated New Drug Approvals (ANDAs) from the US Food and Drug Administration between January and July 2013. It may be noted here that ANDA is a prerequisite for marketing generic products in the US market. The two Indian companies, Sun Pharma and Aurobindo Pharma with 21 and 20 ANDA approvals respectively emerged as the winners, said a report from Centrum Broking.
The recent report speaks about the stringent production norms followed by the Indian pharma companies. Also, the performance of the most export oriented pharma companies is expected to improve in the coming months due to the approvals secured in the US (the largest pharma market across the globe).


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When I was boy, I sometimes sat and watched as Dad tuned his ham radio to chat with people in faraway lands. The accents coming over the speaker were Hispanic, Germanic, sometimes British, or from other exotic places. I dreamed of visiting such lands. I also enjoyed reading and toyed with the idea of writing my own stories.
The teen years
As a high-schooler, I studied French. Then added Spanish. Then added German. All in hopes that someday I would travel the world. At the same time, though, a friend kept inviting me to "youth rallies" held by churches. Reluctantly I agreed to go one time. I had nothing against God; I didn't want to become a religious fanatic. Besides, I was something of an introvert and didn't gravitate to large groups—especially not if there were any chance of me becoming the center of attention! But as a result of that gathering and subsequent visits to church, I became convinced that God—and the new life He offers through Jesus—were the missing ingredients in my life. There came a day when I returned home from church, stretched out on my bed, and in prayer asked God to forgive me for all the ways I'd offended Him and asked Him to make me one of His children, based on the sacrifice Jesus had made on my behalf.
Dreams coming true
As a follower of God, my life and interests changed. I was willing to give up the dream of traveling to pursue whatever plans God might have for me. But God didn't rip away my dreams or force me to do something I didn't want to do. Instead, He took the things that already interested me and gave me new reasons to pursue them. I ended up adding Russian to my repertoire, and today I serve as Director of Church Planting Support in a ministry especially active in Eastern Europe. Although most of my duties are in the home office near Indianapolis, I frequently visit various countries of Eastern Europe, where I preach in Russian, help in children's camps, and do what I can to shine the Gospel light so that others, too, may find and enjoy the abundant life that Jesus came to make possible.
My author side
Oh, and that childhood toying with the idea of writing for publication? That's the flip side of my life. To date, I've authored over 200 articles and short stories, had 3 novels published. It's also my privilege to serve as president of American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW) – Indiana Chapter.
I praise the Lord for each of these blessings and for the blessing of my wonderful wife, Pam, who is my best dream come true!


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It's been awhile, hasn't it? I'm glad to say that we are still here and going strong even if we haven't posted or done an official Portland Bloggers' meet-up in a while. I'm even more happy to say that we DO have a couple of in-person meet-ups planned for the last couple months of 2017!
November Coffee Shop Meet-up
November 5, 2016 from 1 PM to 3 PM at The Living Room Coffee House in Sellwood.
Join us for a "Coffee Break" right as we head into the big holidays. This FREE meet-up will be a casual get together at The Living Room Coffeehouse.
Please plan on purchasing a beverage and/or snack at the coffeeshop and enjoy the company of fellow bloggers.
While we want to keep it casual, we also want it to be useful! We will have a loose theme of discussing Holiday Media Kits and blogging over the holidays. Feel free to bring your computers if you'd like or notebooks. Or, just bring yourself! 😀
December Holiday Party
Join us for a Happy Hour style Holiday Party in conjunction with Portland Bloggers + Creatives on Wednesday, December 7th from 6 PM at Base Camp Brewing Company. Food and beverages are non-host. Please RSVP on Facebook by clicking the link above.


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This weekend was jam packed with lots of stuff to keep us busy. Friday night I made three cakes an Elvis cake for Allison, an Ole Miss cake for Tara, and a class reunion cake for North Pontotoc. On Saturday I delivered two cakes to Oxford while Lafayette County was under a tornado warning. From Oxford I headed straight to Tupelo to attend the MFWC State Conference. Which is why I made 90-100 MS shaped cookies, iced and packaged.Some of the PWC girls-Christy, Darla, Paige, Carla, and Janae
From there I went home and took a nap about 3...because I think everyone should enjoy and afternoon nap.
I woke up about 9 that night...no Cullen said he was not about to wake me--I don't wake happily so the boy has learned to let me sleep. 9:45 rolls around and one of my parents calls me in a panic over a birthday cake they had picked up for the next day. They rushed it to my house I scraped the icing off and woke up Sunday morning to fix the botched cake. I delivered it to the party and relaxed as I watched the majority of my class splash around in the pool at the birthday party. We entertained Cullen's parents for dinner and called it a night. We have lately become addicted to The Pacific, a show on HBO. It follows the major battles of the Pacific and it is wonderful. I don't love war movies or history shows...but this one is great...
Monday came early and this week has been rolling on quickly. I hope you are enjoying the weather.


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For those who abide by the "if you don't eat it, don't put it on your skin" rule, this is an unusual exception in the form of a DIY mascara that can be made from Oreo cookies. The tutorial from YouTuber Katharine of xxmakeupiscoolxx involves mashing up the dark cookie part of an Oreo to a fine powder and then combining the remains with water and some face primer.
Once the consistency of "cake batter" has been achieved, the mixture can be transferred into a container for storage. Since the mascara is made from a perishable food item, it probably doesn't keep as well as commercial mascaras. When it's time to apply this DIY mascara, it can be applied with a plain mascara wand for lashes as dark as an Oreo cookie.
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Dale Aaron Webber:
PREMEDITATED armed robbery and murder gets a MANSLAUGHTER conviction… Arizona, based on what law?
Scottsdale police arrested Morgan Leigh Adams, in Chandler Arizona for the murder of Dale Aaron Webber.
Adams was booked into Scottsdale City Jail on charges of first-degree murder, conspiracy and robbery in connection with the death of Dale Aaron Webber.
Investigators believe robbery was the motive. A landscaper called police after he found 44-year-old Dale Webber dead in his backyard spa. Webber lived in the 1100 block of N. 87th Way, near McDowell and Loop 101.
The cause of Webber's death initially was believed to be a possible drowning. The fact that he had been murdered was not immediately clear because of the condition of the body, police said. Officers on scene said it appeared Webber had been dead for a number of days prior to his discovery.
A Maricopa County Medical Examiner's Report later determined that Webber died of a single gunshot wound inflicted while he was in the spa. Webber was shot dead with a .45-caliber handgun around midnight May 10, 2009.
At Webber's house, investigators found money scattered on the floor near a safe, and a partial dollar bill stuck in the door, which indicated a robbery. Missing was Webber's .45-caliber handgun and his cell phone.
Based on text messages from Webber's cell phone and the placement of an unrelated handgun and rifle next to Webber's body, investigators concluded that the crime scene was staged. Neither weapon found at the scene had been used in the murder. Adams' DNA was found on a rifle box and the box for Webber's missing gun.
Adams admitted to investigators that she'd been at Webber's house earlier in the day to buy two tablets of oxycontin, according to a probable-cause statement filed with the courts. Adams and Webber dated for about three years and Adams continued to buy oxycontin from Webber after their breakup.
But Adams denied returning to the house in the early hours of May 11.
On May 11 around noon, Adams sold almost $1,000 worth of oxycontin tablets to Rick McInally, the court statement said.
Investigators believe Adams got the tablets from Webber at the time of the murder because Webber had purchased a similar amount around the same time.
A wiretapped phone call, between Adams and Carlos Yero, Jr., Adams' current boyfriend, revealed that Adams wouldn't talk about Webber's murder over the phone. Another call to Adams' mother had the mother telling Adams that she told police that people other than Adams wanted Webber dead.
On June 22, the statement alleges, investigators learned that Adams, Yero, Jr., Richard McInally, and Joseph Valdez were conspiring to commit an armed robbery to obtain drugs and money.
A vehicle that Yero, Jr. and Valdez were driving was stopped and searched. Officers found a loaded .40-caliber handgun and .45-caliber ammunition. McInally was later taken into custody.
After denying her involvement, Adams changed her story and pleaded guilty to manslaughter and a narcotic drug violation.
Morgan Adams was convicted to MANSLAUGHTER. Her release date is 13/09/2026.
Morgan Adams premeditated and conspired to armed robbery to obtain drugs and money. She committed murder and theft, staged the crime scene and was able to get a MANSLAUGHTER conviction. Jodi Arias committed a crime in self-defense and was convicted to premeditated 1ST degree murder and is facing the Death Penalty or LWOP….


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In the next days I will post how I did this: a clutch that is as many as you want in one. Every time you change the inside fabric you have another clutch to match another outfit. And it is super cheap!!!
More coming soon!!!
To make a rainy day a brighter day - Santigold - The Riot's Gone
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In this stylish homage to the detective novels of Hollywood's Golden Age, a press agent stumbles across a starlet's dead body and into the seamy world of scheming players and morally bankrupt movie moguls.
An aging actress whose star has fallen, a thuggish bodyguard, a Holy Rolling studio head, an actor whose sexuality is in flux—these people inhabit the world of beleaguered publicist Joe Bernardi. Like Chandler's Philip Marlowe, Joe operates in a 1940s Los Angeles full of femmes fatales, hucksters, and shady movers and shakers. But he's no hard-drinking tough guy, just a man desperate to clear his name—the cops think he killed a dead actress—while trying to find satisfaction in his job at second-rate Continental Studios. He also wouldn't mind reuniting with his ex-wife, Lydia, whose house he watches in the wee hours. Joe's struggling to regain his life after the war, and his soft heart and fledgling courage stand out against the old-fashioned whodunit plot in which there's no shortage of suspects, including Mafia men, all with convincing motives for murder. Adding depth and color are descriptions of LA that are at once nostalgic and believable. Observations from Joe's viewpoint slyly echo the era and the genre: "the job suits her like a size 2 silk slip," and "he can squeeze a penny hard enough to make Lincoln cry." That's what makes the story snap: the familiar yet original characters and their sparkling dialogue. Author Fischer spent many years as a Hollywood scriptwriter, and his talent for authentic voice and tight repartee shines in this first installment of the Hollywood Murder Mysteries series. The background is steeped in movie lore, with names and events of the time—Farley Granger, Gail Russell and the Black Dahlia murder case—cropping up to set the tale against real Hollywood history. Layered with complex relationships that are rarely what they seem, the tightly drawn plot carefully unveils its mysteries; even as one murder is solved, more twists pop up to ensure revelations right up to the satisfying ending.
An enjoyable, fast-paced whodunit from opening act to final curtain.


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Trendy men's newsletter Thrillist has already shown its penchant for giving the middle finger to all things recession-related, whether it be chartering party planes or throwing '90s-dot-com bubble-theme parties (granted, both of those stunts preceded the Wall Street meltdown by a few months). But the New York-based start-up may be savvier than its big-pimpin' image would have you think.
The latest move from the company is a monthly compendium called Thrillist Invites, which is a listing of stuff you can do for free, if you sign up and RSVP. The first Thrillist Invites list will be for its New York subscribers--you have to already be subscribed to the Thrillist New York newsletter to be ushered into Invites--but versions for other cities, including San Francisco and Los Angeles, are on the way.
"The concept is that these parties are events that typically, Thrillist readers wouldn't have access to: 100 percent free, open bar, great entertainment," co-founder Ben Lerer told CNET News. The invites will range from restaurant openings and wine tastings to nightclub parties and clothing sample sales.
It's sort of similar to MyOpenBar, a weekly listing of regional establishments that offer free or heavily discounted drinking opportunities, but Lerer said it will have a more exclusive, first-come, first-served focus than the "unlimited Pabst Blue Ribbon" offers that often fill up MyOpenBar's ranks.
Lerer added that launching Thrillist Invites wasn't recession-induced, even though belt-tightening readers may be looking for cheap entertainment, and venues may be looking for people to fill their spaces in a time when they might be booking fewer holiday parties.
"It originally stemmed from the fact that we surveyed our audience earlier this year and asked, 'What do you guys want more of?'" Lerer explained. "Something like 80 (percent) to 90 percent of our audience said they wanted more events coverage."
Earlier this month, Thrillist expanded its Web site to offer more content, putting it further into the niche of "lifestyle publication" rather than "daily newsletter," and Lerer said that with a bigger focus on events, the site may expand further--like into Cobrasnake-ish party photo coverage.
Thrillist will also throw more of its own events, a move that some other food-and-bar culture companies, including the San Francisco-based Yelp, have taken in order to fortify a loyal following and give their users an "insider" status. Plenty of liquor brands advertise on Thrillist already, which Lerer said has made it easy for them to nail down booze sponsors.
And Lerer said Thrillist, which is fully advertising-supported and plans to stay that way, is financially sound. Granted, he didn't start from ground zero: he's the progeny of former AOL executive and Huffington Post co-founder Ken Lerer, and fellow ex-AOLer Bob Pittman's Pilot Group investment firm has taken a big stake in the start-up. Another Pilot Group-backed newsletter brand, DailyCandy, sold to Comcast earlier this year for about $125 million.
"Obviously, we get asked this question 50 times a day," Ben Lerer said when asked about a recession strategy. "We are doing really good...even if things slow down in the advertising community, in the online ad space, and even if we're growing less quickly because of some recession."
11 TV shows to watch after Game of Thrones ends: Need to fill your Game of Thrones void? These shows might do the trick.
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Version Management
for CVS 1.9
Per Cederqvist et al
Copyright (C) 1992, 1993 Signum Support AB
Permission is granted to make and distribute verbatim copies of this manual provided the copyright notice and this permission notice are preserved on all copies.
Permission is granted to copy and distribute modified versions of this manual under the conditions for verbatim copying, provided also that the section entitled "GNU General Public License" is included exactly as in the original, and provided that the entire resulting derived work is distributed under the terms of a permission notice identical to this one.
Permission is granted to copy and distribute translations of this manual into another language, under the above conditions for modified versions, except that the section entitled "GNU General Public License" and this permission notice may be included in translations approved by the Free Software Foundation instead of in the original English.
Up to this point, one of the weakest parts of CVS has been the documentation. CVS is a complex program. Previous versions of the manual were written in the manual page format, which is not really well suited for such a complex program.
When writing this manual, I had several goals in mind:
This manual was contributed by Signum Support AB in Sweden. Signum is yet another in the growing list of companies that support free software. You are free to copy both this manual and the CVS program. See section GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE, for the details. Signum Support offers support contracts and binary distribution for many programs, such as CVS, GNU Emacs, the GNU C compiler and others. Write to us for more information.
Signum Support AB Box 2044 S-580 02 Linkoping Sweden Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: +46 (0)13 - 21 46 00 Fax: +46 (0)13 - 21 47 00
Another company selling support for CVS is Cyclic
Software, web:
http://www.cyclic.com/, email:
CVS is a complex system. You will need to read the manual to be able to use all of its capabilities. There are dangers that can easily be avoided if you know about them, and this manual tries to warn you about them. This checklist is intended to help you avoid the dangers without reading the entire manual. If you intend to read the entire manual you can skip this table.
admin command
admin command can cause
CVS to cease working. See section admin--Administration front end for rcs, before trying
to use it.
Roland Pesch, Cygnus Support <email@example.com> wrote the manual pages which were distributed with CVS 1.3. Appendix A and B contain much text that was extracted from them. He also read an early draft of this manual and contributed many ideas and corrections.
The mailing-list
info-cvs is sometimes
informative. I have included information from postings
made by the following persons:
David G. Grubbs <firstname.lastname@example.com>.
Some text has been extracted from the man pages for RCS.
The CVS FAQ by David G. Grubbs has provided useful material. The FAQ is no longer maintained, however, and this manual about the closest thing there is to a successor (with respect to documenting how to use CVS, at least).
In addition, the following persons have helped by telling me about mistakes I've made: Roxanne Brunskill <firstname.lastname@example.com>, Kathy Dyer <email@example.com>, Karl Pingle <email@example.com>, Thomas A Peterson <firstname.lastname@example.com>, Inge Wallin <firstname.lastname@example.com>, Dirk Koschuetzki <firstname.lastname@example.com> and Michael Brown <email@example.com>.
This manual is known to have room for improvement. Here is a list of known deficiencies:
I hope that you will find this manual useful, despite the above-mentioned shortcomings.
Linkoping, October 1993 Per Cederqvist
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In a teacher's dreamland, we have boxes of realia at our fingertips ready to pull out and use – baskets of fake fruit, wardrobes full of fashionable clothes, and fluffy kittens ready to be picked up and played with. In reality, although we may have some of these, we're limited with the objects we can bring in to use for activities, especially for those of us who teach at multiple schools and would need to lug it all around. This stack of cards offers a compact alternative to realia if you want to do any sort of buy and sell purchasing activity.
This deck of cards contains 81 different cards, each with a picture of an item and a price. There are cards of food, buildings, cars, and animals. The uses for these cards are certainly vast. I plan to use them for a buy and sell role play to practice "How much does it/do they cost?" Let me know your ideas for using these cards by leaving a comment below.
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This year, on Labor Day weekend, on a New York Times front page otherwise preoccupied with the American presidential election and another Atlantic hurricane portending natural and moral cataclysm, an implausible, bleakly hilarious headline sneaked in just under the fold: "And what is the Russian soul like?" The Sacred Book of the Werewolf thus meets perhaps the first condition for the Great Russian Novel in a 21st century lacking the certitudes of, say, Solzhenitsyn: an abiding ambivalence to the possibility of the same. Writing of, and in, a nation that has in two short decades exhausted all the credible stories, official and otherwise, it could tell itself about itself — in this, they remain the global vanguard — Pelevin is right to radically overdetermine the sex lives of canids, right to stud his own foray into national literature with professions that only losers and the repentant guilty would be so gauche as to try such a thing. He's also right to try such a thing.
"Russia's Lazy Collective Farms Are a Hot Capitalist Property," announced the article (which had nothing, at least on its surface, to do with the Georgian war). "
The ghoulish cast of new-economy characters, the stolid solids of the Soviet past melting into the air of global capital: Here, on the front page of The New York Times, was an unholy satire, broad and over-the-top and profoundly true. It was, in short, a story that could have been written by Victor Pelevin.
About halfway through Pelevin's Intelligently vulgar and smuttily erudite novel The Sacred Book of the Werewolf, first published in 2005 and newly available in English, Pelevin's protagonist-narrator A Hu-Li chastises her sister E Hu-Li against pat declarations of national "character." Like E, A Hu-Li is a 2,000-year old Asiatic were-creature (the name means "fox" in Mandarin and roughly "What the f**k?" in Russian); her species' appearance — "fine, silky, gleaming hair that's a bright fiery-red color" and "magnificently defined musculature — the kind that some teenagers who do sport have" — allows her to pose as a child prostitute working out of a Moscow hotel room, although, as she lacks genitalia, her seductions never lead to any orthodox consummation. Instead, her furry vulpine tail, once unfurled, implants hallucinations into the minds of the pitiable men who request her services, while concurrently extracting their "life energy."
Alias "Adele," A Hu-Li's client list comes straight out of that Times article; the Russian oligarchs enjoy rather ambitious forays into sadomasochism, while "anal sex," we're told, "is the favorite sport of portfolio investors." It's the accidental death of one of these portfolio investors — as it happens, not a Swede but a Sikh — during a session with Adele that sets into motion the events of The Sacred Book, events that lead our fox into the arms of a rapaciously well-endowed werewolf who, like one Vladimir Putin, happens to double as a rapaciously well-compensated veteran of the state security services. Proper nouns like Pushkin and Derrida and Final Fantasy 8 are summoned and discarded; were-canines of all types gather in rituals that control the flow of fossil fuels from the earth: With semiotics so insisting, what could this ecstatic little novel be other than a microcosmic indictment of postmodern Russia, where sex and money and power chase each other in a game totally unmoored from the collective farms of even 15 years ago or, for that matter, the collective mobilizations of 50?
So, do we take Victor Pelevin at his word, when, in the voice of A Hu-Li, he adamantly rejects the reduction of states and peoples to metaphors, or catchphrases, or dirty parables? Sister E, we learn, plies in London a NATO variety of the sacred fox trade; upon hearing her elaborate dismissal of the "English soul" as a "closet?dark and damp," A sighs, "I can't stand it when someone speaks badly about entire nations. In my opinion, such a person is either a loser or has a guilty conscience."
This is a marvelous, nervy moment — a winking gut-check 161 pages into a work heretofore so obviously and ambitiously invested in speaking, rather altogether badly, about an entire federation, that is to say Gazprom and United Russia. Be careful, Pelevin would seem to smirk, all those cues may be mere feints. The book you're holding might in fact be just a sly, slight fairy tale about the hirsute erogenous zones of well-read woodland creatures — which is to say, at most a Russian Pyscho regarding privileged Muscovites and their commercial-carnal vices. Take my word for it: don't go looking in these ribald pages for earnest national allegory, for Chechnya and Georgia and New York Times cover stories.
The admonishment hangs for about half a page of dialogue, before A grudgingly plays along with her sister, thus hazarding a definition of the contemporary Russian soul. To go by Pelevin's disclaimer, what follows could only be simile as droll and generic as the dank "closets" of the perpetually repressed English, could only be two-bit generalization bound to one-off punch line. And indeed, the answer he has A Hu-Li give is all those things, and an unpleasant mental image besides.
Trouble is, it's also likely the most affecting passage in the novel, and, by any measure, an uncommonly brutal, and artful, thing for a man to write about his country:
I thought about it.
"Like the cab of a long-distance truck. The driver took you in so that you could give him a blowjob. And then he died, so you're left in the cab on your own, surrounded by nothing but the boundless steppe, the sky and the road. And you have no idea how to drive."
Of course, if it's dangerous nowadays for a Russian writer to speak for — that is, condemn — his entire nation, an outsider (whether civilian or critic) limning the state of the country from its texts is committing something like criminal negligence; just ask those poor State Department Kremlinologists discredited and unemployed by 1991. Andrew Bromfield's translation does its part to preempt any overly ethnographic literalism: Dexterous and playful throughout, any foreignizing cast it takes on is achieved through adroit, unfussy fluency. "The elite here is divided into branches," he renders a particularly snarky (and difficult) aphorism. " are called 'oligarchy' (derived from the words 'oil' and 'gargle') and the 'the apparat' (from the phrase 'upper rat')."
If Bromfield sounds like he's having a good time, it might be because, at its best, Pelevin's is a novel whose first language is translation. The book begins with an epigraph by Nabokov — or rather, Humbert Humbert — and the episodic follies of A Hu-Li's early libidinal transactions can read like cracked Lolita fan fiction, with the American nymphet Dolores Haze swapped for a streetwise Russian who's conversant in the latest literary theory and actually a product of Han Dynasty China. ("My physical appearance arouses feelings in people, especially men, that are boring to describe, and there's no need — nowadays everyone has read Lolita, even the Lolitas.") This pitched hysteria's sustained until the final 50 pages (no section or chapter breaks here), which inexplicably dissolve into the same tedious sort of "Eastern" spirituality and new-age obscurationism gently poked at in earlier dialogue.
No matter. Intermittingly heavy-handed and overwhelming outlandish, Werewolf nevertheless maintained for this decidedly un-Russian reader a productive, penetrating reality principle. This is a sign of maturity, no doubt, though not necessarily the author's. Back in the 1990s, when he was the Moscow literati's enfant terrible, Pelevin wrote books like Omon Ra and Homo Zapiens, so unhinged by sci-fi flourishes and lapses into streams-of-drug-consciousness that they seemed only possible as documents from that great historical exception to global prosperity, that Yeltsin-era giant disintegrating into nothingness. Putin miraculously appeared, of course, but then so did Musharraff and Sarkozy and Bush (who famously looked into the former's Russian soul). Are we all Russians now?
"And what is the Russian soul like?"
The Sacred Book of the Werewolf thus meets perhaps the first condition for the Great Russian Novel in a 21st century lacking the certitudes of, say, Solzhenitsyn: an abiding ambivalence to the possibility of the same. Writing of, and in, a nation that has in two short decades exhausted all the credible stories, official and otherwise, it could tell itself about itself — in this, they remain the global vanguard — Pelevin is right to radically overdetermine the sex lives of canids, right to stud his own foray into national literature with professions that only losers and the repentant guilty would be so gauche as to try such a thing. He's also right to try such a thing.


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Madrid, December 4th 2017.- Campo Marzio, high-end stationery and accessories brand, exclusively distributed by ADVEO in Spain and Portugal, is available from today at El Corte Inglés Castellana in Madrid, through its own point of sale.
This presence comes from an agreement signed between Campo Marzio and ADVEO at the beginning of the year for an exclusive multichannel distribution in Spain and Portugal. This alliance's strategic goal is to boost presence for Campo Marzio in El Corte Inglés' most relevant stores, as well as in its online shop, www.elcorteingles.es, where Campo Marzio offers almost 500 SKU.
The store in Paseo de la Castellana, in Madrid, the group's biggest shop, is the first one to host the range of products of Campo Marzio; after that, Callao and Princesa, in Madrid, will follow in December 2017 and distribution will increase progressively, with 10 new openings in first semester 2018.
Founded in 1933 in Rome, Campo Marzio has three own mono-brand stores in Spain, in Zaragoza, Seville and Madrid. In 2014, after Grupo Buffetti, retail leader in stationery in Italy, took a stake in Campo Marzio, the brand changed it multichannel strategy and focused on signing big alliances with sector leaders in each target territory.
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Make yourself at home in one of the 135 guestrooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and complimentary newspapers.
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Rectal Endocavitary Irradiation
Endocavitary irradiation ("contact therapy") is a specialized method of delivering a very high dose of radiation therapy to a very small volume of tissue in the rectum. It is an effective treatment for early-stage rectal adenocarcinoma that is limited to the submucosa, with a probability of cure in the range of 90%.
The treatment is given with a hand-held X-ray tube that delivers 50 keV radiation, which penetrates to a depth of approximately 1 cm. The treatment is given through a proctoscope that is designed to be used with the treatment machine. This specialized equipment is available in a very few radiation oncology departments throughout the United States. The treatment technique was initially developed in France, where Dr. William Mendenhall studied with Dr. Jean Papillon, one of the originators of the technique, to learn how to deliver this form of therapy.
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Before any treatment is started, the recommended treatment, the reasons it is recommended, the procedures to be carried out, the expected or possible side effects or complications, and the expected benefits are all explained to the patient and family. The patient must give permission for treatment, based on this knowledge ("informed consent"), before treatment is given.


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Speak to the future – the campaign for languages – is highlighting the importance of languages, language learning and professional language activities for the UK. Targeting the public, media, government and policymakers, we aim to push languages up the agenda, and to bring about a step-change in attitudes and policy.
The President of Speak to the Future is Baroness Coussins; and its Chair is Richard Hardie, Non-executive Director of UBS. Please click here for details of Speak to the Future's Executive Committee, members & partners.
The Campaign Director is Bernardette Holmes.
Bernardette is widely known across the country for her role in policy and pedagogic developments and for innovation in language learning. She is a passionate campaigner for languages for all and for widening participation into higher education. On her appointment, she said: "Language capability is crucial for economic recovery and for social cohesion. At a time when our country needs more language skills, we see falling numbers of young people continuing with languages at Advanced Level and up to 40% of our university language departments under threat of closure within the next decade. There has never been a more urgent need for concerted action. If you believe in the value of languages and want to make a difference, then join the Speak to the Future campaign!"
Do you have questions or actions you would like Speak to the Future to pursue? Please tell Bernardette directly on email@example.com
Why languages?
Languages can bring enormous benefits both personally and professionally. Research has shown that they can improve our brainpower, and increase our levels of trade with the rest of the world by billions. And yet UK university applications for non-European languages fell in 2012 by 21.5% – and by 11.2% for European languages. Numbers taking GCSE French and German have fallen by over half in the last decade. If you're still not convinced or want help in making the case, let us explain why languages are important.
Our objectives
The campaign has five clear and ambitious objectives that set out the value of learning and using other languages in all sectors of education and at all stages of life. For each objective, the campaign has formed a working group of leading experts in the field. Find out more about our objectives.
How we work
The campaign is backed by leading professional and business organisations (some of whom form an Executive Committee) who are convinced of the importance of language learning for the future of our society, our citizens and our economy. It is sponsored by the British Academy, the Chartered Institute of Linguists and a number of other organisations. It also relies on assistance from individual supporters: in fact the campaign belongs to anyone who believes in the campaign objectives and wants to make a difference to the profile of languages, language learning and professional language activities. A number of ambassadors and businesses are speaking out on behalf of the campaign.
Speak to the future is a limited company registered as a charity (no 1148715).
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