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Sunday, April 8, 2012
Homeboy Goes Hiking
Many of the young people at Homeboy will mention that they've never been outside of Los Angeles. Sometimes you realize they haven't been much IN it either-- growing up with families who didn't have the resources to make it far outside of their neighborhoods, our "homies" often haven't had much experience with what many Angelenos take for granted. In the past few months Homeboy has begun an unofficial outdoor adventure club; surfing, snowboarding, and hiking are a few of the new activities that have been stirring up excitement. One homie put it thusly after dislocating his shoulder during a somewhat overambitious snowboard jump: "forget gangbanging, I've found my new rush!"
This weekend, we ventured out to Chantry Flats for a hiking expedition that brought a little sweat and a lot of tranquility. We hope to continue these outings as the days get longer and the light stays later, and bring back a little bit of the Los Angeles childhood our homies may have missed the first time.
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Logical Guitars is a Vancouver Canada based company devoted to the idea that guitars should be fun. The founder, Terry David, at one time was a gigging musician and has owned every major brand of guitar. However, reality intervened about 30 years ago and Terry realised he wasn't going to be a rock star so he got a "real" job and just played guitar as a hobby. Then about 3 years ago Terry became interested in getting back into playing, but was surprised at how expensive guitars had gotten while he was "away". The top brand name guitars have always been absolutely beautiful instruments, but Terry found it hard to justify spending thousands of dollars on a hobby guiitar.
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It's no secret that tech has arrived in the classroom – which is a wonderful thing for teachers, students and parents!
Classroom management software can help teachers facilitate group collaboration, monitor students' computer activities, assess students' learning progress, communicate with parents and much more.
As my children get older it's interesting to see what types of software schools use. There are so many different tools and so many different platforms…how does one piece of software stand out (no really, if you know the answer to that let me know :)?
If your school is thinking about implementing a classroom management software solution, here are 7 things to look for:
1. Well-supported: Teachers should have access to as much training and support as they need, whether in the form of in-person demos, a helpline, on-demand videos, or any combination of the above. There is no such thing as bug-free software and technology fails from time to time, but if it's backed by good people that answer the phone and genuinely care about serving you, you'll be in good hands.
2. Easy-to-use: Did I really need to say that? Like anyone wants to use poor designed software. But seriously you know it when you're looking at a product that seems intimidating and cumbersome to navigate. Sure you need to let the vendor demo the software but after the demo, if you're not saying "Oh, that seems easy enough" then keep up the search. Well designed software won't make you think.
3. Reliable: Yes there's no such thing as 100% bug-free software, but there's nothing more frustrating than unreliable software! Be sure to check the reviews and track record for any classroom management software solution you're considering. Even better? See if they'll let you speak with some real-life satisfied customers (like we do here at MemberHub). Better yet ask them to give you references and follow through on reaching out those folks. Ask about the software company's support too!
4. The Right Cost: You should never pay for a bigger, more expensive classroom management software system than you need. Figure out what's most important to your teachers, and what your budget is, and work within those constraints. And be fair about this with the software vendors. Classroom management software will save you plenty of time with increased communication and student engagement. So think through the value the software is providing and what you you expect it to do.
5. Mobile-friendly: Because learning doesn't stop in the classroom, your classroom management software solution should be compatible with tablets and smartphones. Period.
6. Secure and password-protected: This goes without saying – any software you use in the classroom must use state-of-the art encryption to keep students' and teachers' work and identities secure. Make them prove to you that it's safe and secure up front.
7. Helpful: This one should be obvious, but often isn't. Does the classroom management software actually enhance the educational experience for the students? What about the parents? List out exactly how it's helpful and who it's helpful for. Does it match your goals that you set forth when you began you search for classroom management software? If not, don't sign on the dotted line – step back and reassess what would truly be most helpful for the teachers and students at your school. Don't jump in too quick.
What did we miss? What platform are you using to manage your classroom communications and experience? Will you share your feedback below?


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Ever since Snape Maltings Concert Hall was created in 1967 artists have exhibited and installed work throughout the site, notably pieces by Barbara Hepworth, Henry Moore, Tracey Emin, Gary Hume and Sarah Lucas.
Barbara Hepworth: Family of Man (1970)
The Family of Man is an unfinished sculpture by Barbara Hepworth, which was created in the early 70s and unfinished at the time of the artist's death. The complete sculpture is actually made up of 9 individual pieces. Two sets of the sculpture were cast; a complete set can be seen in the Yorkshire Sculture Park, the remaining set being broken up into smaller groups. One of these smaller groupings is in Wakefield, the other is here at Snape Maltings on permanent loan from the Fitzwilliam Museum.
Henry Moore: Reclining Figure (Bunched) (1961/69)
Thanks to the generosity of the Henry Moore Foundation, Snape Maltings has been loaned another member of Henry Moore's Reclining Figure family of sculptures.
Alison Wilding: Migrant (2003)
Sunk into the ditch, Migrant comprises two identical lozenge forms, approximately three meters in length. Fabricated in bronze with black patina, they are built like ships with bronze rivets and are supported on keels which lift them to the tops of the reeds.


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So, I've got this odd habit.
At the start of every year, I take special note of the first full song that I hear on the radio. To me, that's a reflection of how the next 365 (366?) days will go. Last year it was Once In A Lifetime by Talking Heads, and I reaaaaaally do hope that 2015 was a once-in-a-lifetime sort of year.
Anywho, what's funny about this year is that my song choices got interrupted twice (I was the passenger at the time), and I ended up coming into the middle of the third. They all seemed to work in their own special sort of way, however, so I'm changing the rules up a bit for this year.
1. Photograph by Ed Sheeran
A bit of a sentimental choice, but not a bad one. Remembering those that we are closest to even when they're not around? I can work with that. It's a good song, but I was slightly relieved when my wife changed that station since it gave me an out. Still though, I can respect the message.
2. Time Of Our Lives by Pitbull (ft. Ne-Yo)
On the surface this song is about mainly about drinking and fornicating, two activities that definitely would have made it on Conan's extended list of What is Best In Life. Taking a look a bit deeper however, it's also about an often overlooked aspect of our lives- Self Care. Let's examine the opening lyrics.
I knew my rent was gon' be later 'bout a week ago
I work my ass off, But I still can't pay it though
But I got just enough, To get up in this club
Have me a good time, before my time is up.
(via MetroLyrics)
Knowing that your rent was going to be late that far in advance indicates that one is going through some tough times; this is supported by his next statement, which indicates that this is all despite the working off of the ass. That's textbook frustration right there. But despite this (or perhaps even, because of it), he's making the effort to enjoy life. Do what you can to take care of your business, but always take time to enjoy yourself.
3. Call Me, Maybe by Carly Rae Jepsen
My father-in-law liked this song. I mean, he REALLY liked it. For the longest time I wondered what was it about this insanely catchy (albeit slightly overplayed) pop song that appealed to this guitar-playing badass with a love for 60's and 70's rock like The Beatles and The Yardbirds? I never got the chance to ask him, but I think I finally figured it out.
I think personally that it just made him happy. And we need things in our life that just make us happy.
So, when I hopped in my car to run an errand and turned on the radio to hear this, I immediately starting laughing because I knew that I had my songs.
May your 2016 be filled with memories, self-care, and things that make you happy!


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ext Williams, Stuart (HP Labs, Bristol) wrote: .... >>> The assumption here is that the package format also maintains >>> media-type information for each of the things that it contains >>> that all the packages, "outer", "innerpkg", "moreNestedPkg" and >>> "mypkg" are marked with a media-type that defines a fragment >>> identifier syntax and re-write rules as illustrated above. >>> >> Unfortunately, widgets/zip do not maintain media-type information. >> That information is derived from content-type sniffing heuristics >> as defined in HTML5 [1]. > > [Aside: Hmmm process wise that would create a dependency on the > publication of HTML 5 are you sure that you want to do that?] > > Well there are ways around that, add a package description or > meta-data file either at the root of the package or at each directory > level and have it carry media-type information - or use 'magic > numbers' or (if you really must - in the absense of other > authoritative information), sniff/guess though I think that should be > the least preferred option. > > Anyway - that zip files don't intrinically maintain such info is not > a show stopper - though I would have thought that carrying media-type > information is a natural requirement for a packaging format for the > web. Is it not the case that a zip file containing widgets is a representation of an HTTP resource in its own right? If so, couldn't the HTTP header returned in response to a request for that resource contain an HTTP Link header [1] providing a link to another HTTP resource which provides the package metadata, including links to the individual resources contained within the zip file? Could the package metadata be represented in a common format like Atom, since it is a collection of links to other resources? Regards, - johnk [1] http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-nottingham-http-link-header-03.txtReceived on Monday, 1 December 2008 15:37:59 UTC
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Former President, Olusegun Obasanjo, has described his daughter, Iyabo as a tough woman who will not tolerate nonsense from anyone.
Obasanjo was speaking at the Eko Hotel and Suites, Lagos, while addressing women at the 14th annual lecture of the Women in Management, Business and Public Service.
Recall that Iyabo had in December 2013 written an open letter to her father, accusing him of maltreating women.
He blamed the insignificant roles women play in Nigerian politics on men, adding that "It is out of the selfishness of our men; they will look for anything to keep women under and look at the sort of things that we do.
"I had two girls before I had a boy. I had thought that I would never have a boy before I had a boy. But it doesn't matter who you are in our own family. My first child, my daughter (Iyabo) will not take nonsense from you. And you try it; you would be put in your place.
"It doesn't matter; you may be 10 times her height, she will bring you down . (It is) because I give them the encouragement and you heard , eight of my children have PhDs.
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Here's another one from those dime-party shows, this time be Elliott Sharp and a very interesting mix of musicians (I'll not be so ignorant like the guy on BBC's "Jazz on 3" and just talk of "some fine Swiss musicians" when they broadcast last year's Willisau set by John Zorn, Bruno Amstad, Koch-Schütz-Studer & guests).
Koch-Schütz-Studer happen to have been incorporated into Sharp's band here. They're a great trio on their own, check out some of their or Koch's own releases on Intakt!
Then, there's Hans Hassler, who usually plays folksier sounds (though by no means in a conservative or retrospective/nostalgic manner). He has a recent disc out on Intakt as well (bagatellen review).
Then there's another local on piano, Claudia Ulla Binder, and Charlotte Hug is on viola - she also appears in duo settings with Sharp.
Trumpet player Thomas Heberer and saxophonist Tobias Delius have both been playing with the ICP Orchestra (Misha Mengelberg, Han Bennink and others). Trombone player Curtis Fowlkes is a member of the Jazz Passengers, a group he co-founded with fellow ex-Lounge Lizard Roy Nathanson. Fowlkes has also appeared with Bill Frisell, John Zorn, Marc Ribot, and many others (including Sheryl Crow).
Bassist Dave Hofstra and drummer Sim Caine are from the US. About Caine (or is it Cain?) I don't know much, Hofstra I've first heard on a great disc by Philip Johnston. Here's an interview with Cain (as it's spelled there).
The music that's subject of this post comes from a concert from the great Taktlos festival. I didn't attend it, alas, but the radio broadcast included, as far as I know, some of the first part - a loose series of improvisations in variyng line-ups - and all of the second part, the actual piece of work "Syndakit" (I'm not sure the band is called "Syndakit", too, but this is how I have it in my files).
This is some challenging though highly enjoyable music!
Here are Elliott Sharp's notes on this concert (read more here):
May 10 - Taktlos Festival: Rotefabrik - Zurich
I've performed many times at the Rotefabrik over the years and it feels quite comfortable especially with many old friends in attendance. We're asked to make the evening more lengthy than Basel - a questionable strategy. In addition to the musician-chosen small-groups, I also conduct unisons. This set does not feel as taut with energy as Basel though there are some beautiful things - it's unfortunate to have an external time frame on improvisation. We're free of this for the second set of SyndaKit and the group takes off, performing a rocking version with exciting textural changes, layers, and unisons. The audience is wildly enthusiastic as are we! A fine end to the performance aspect of this tour.
In the morning I return to Firenze for a recording project with the percussionist-composer Alessio Riccio and return to NYC on the 13th. While always happy to come home, I dread facing the stifling and depressing atmosphere of the US under Bush. Because of the war and fears of anti-Americanism, we found there to be many less Americans in Europe, with sizeable numbers to be found only in Firenze. It's embarrassing to be seen as a representative of the heinous policies of the junta - it's fortunate that as performers, we have the possibility of explaining that there is resistance in the US, albeit well-hidden.
Elliott Sharp "SyndaKit"
Taktlos 2003
Rote Fabrik, Zürich (CH)
May 10, 2003
Elliott Sharp - guitar, electronics
Hans Koch - saxophones, bass clarinet
Tobias Delius - saxophones
Curtis Fowlkes - trombone
Thomas Heberer - trumpet
Claudia Ulla Binder - piano
Hans Hassler - accordion
Charlotte Hug - viola
Martin Schütz - violoncello
David Hofstra - bass, electric bass, tuba
Sim Caine - drums
Fredy Studer - drums
1. Syndakit (Sharp) > band intros ES (51:28)
2. Improvisation (27:01) [inc]
3. FM Talk (1:06)
Sound: A
Source: DRS 2 broadcast ("Neue Musik im Konzert") / 2003
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Additional (2009): EAC (secure) > Cool Edit Pro (centred files) > FLAC (8,asb,verify)
#1 was performed as part 2 of the concert.
#2 is only a part of the first, 80+ minute half of the concert, performed without interruptions, musicians walking on and off stage and combining in various line-ups.
#3 was #2 originally, I moved it not to disturb the flow of the music.


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Imagine an intelligent software agent that can analyze your music library, using song ratings and volume (# of songs/albums, not dB) to determine your musical tastes (genres, artists, composers). Your agent could then monitor when favorite artists will be performing in your area (pulling ZIP information from your address book), or when a favorite composer's work will be performed by a local ensemble, optionally checking for conflicts using your calendar.
After confirming that you are indeed interested in attending an event, the agent would then create a tentative calendar event with details like online ticketing address, location (which could link to driving directions/maps, optionally transferred to your car via a wireless connection), and the names of anyone you have invited to this event.
Eventually, an intelligent entertainment agent could notify you of movies, plays, and gallery/museum showings as well as musical events. The needed movie data could be gathered from several sources:
- Personal Video Recorders: Tivo, MythTV, ReplayTV, etc.
- Netflix queues
- Rental records from major renters: Blockbuster, Hollywood Video.
- Intelligent DVD players (currently [as far as I know] a figment of my imagination): connect to IMDB, allow you to store ratings.
The best source would be that which allows for the most meta-data; probably P/DVRs, which can store information downloaded from online guides such as the IMDB and/or manually input. Aside from Netflix, I don't know if there are APIs for accessing rental store records.
The agent would analyze actors, directors, genre, year, view count, and personal ratings to determine your cinematic tastes (or lack thereof :-). If you have highly rated all of Cameron Crowe's films and seen them several times, the agent would know that you may be interested in his upcoming film.
Theater performances and visual arts exhibitions are more difficult – where do you enter your "ratings" for these events? Weblogs are one potential repository for this sort of information – write an entry about a play or exhibit you saw and assign it an out-of-five star rating. Categorization and keywords could also serve as organizational metrics to be used by your personal entertainment agent.
Current problems:
- City guide sites (AOL Digital City, Citysearch) provide event information, but I don't think they have open APIs for non-browser user agents. Also, personally bookmarked pages could serve as sites for your agent to check – this would require the below…
- Scheduling information for events is generally not available in a standardized format. I believe the iCal standard (possibly the reformulation in XML) could serve as such.
I imagine this fits under the rubric of the "Semantic Web," in which intelligent software uses networked data sources and personal information to perform tasks for you.


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On the fly is a phrase used to describe something that is being changed while the process that the change affects is ongoing. It is used in the automotive and computer industries. In cars, on the fly can be used to describe the changing of the cars configuration while it is still driving. Processes that can occur while the car is still driving include switching between two wheel drive and four wheel drive on some cars and opening and closing the roof on some convertible cars. In computing, on the fly CD writers can read from one CD and write the data to another without saving it on a computer's memory. Switching computer parts on the fly means computer parts are replaced while the computer is still running. It can also be used in programming to describe changing a program while it is still running.
In colloquial use, on the fly means something created when needed. The phrase is used to mean:
On the Fly is an American reality documentary television series on TLC. The series profiles the operations of Southwest Airlines and how passengers behave and act in the airport which is very similar to A&E's series Airline, and premiered on May 24, 2012. The show takes place at several different airports in the continental United States. Some of the airports include Baltimore-Washington International Airport in Baltimore, Maryland and Louis Armstrong International Airport in New Orleans, Louisiana.
On the Fly is the ninth album (eighth studio) by the Irish folk band Patrick Street, released in 2007 on Loftus Music.
The regular band members (Andy Irvine, Kevin Burke, Jackie Daly, Ged Foley) were joined by new member John Carty (fiddle, flute, banjo), and by guest musician Brendan Hearty (harmonium). Daly left the band after this recording.
The album was arranged by Patrick Street, produced by Ged Foley and Patrick Street, engineered by Brendan Hearty and Ged Foley, and recorded at the following studios:
On the Fly received positive reviews from folk music critics.
In his review for fRoots (Jan/Feb 2008), Colin Irwin stated:
The Fly II is a 1989 science fiction horror film starring Eric Stoltz and Daphne Zuniga. It was directed by Chris Walas as a sequel to the 1986 Academy Award-winning film The Fly, itself a remake of the 1958 film of the same name. Stoltz's character in this sequel is the adult son of Seth Brundle, the scientist-turned-'Brundlefly', played by Jeff Goldblum in the 1986 remake. With the exception of stock footage of Goldblum from the first film, John Getz was the only actor to reprise his role.
Several months after the events of The Fly, Veronica Quaife delivers Seth Brundle's child. After giving birth to a squirming larval sac, she dies from shock. The sac then splits open to reveal a seemingly normal baby boy. The child, named Martin Brundle, is raised by Anton Bartok, owner of Bartok Industries (the company which financed Brundle's teleportation experiments). Fully aware of the accident which genetically merged Seth Brundle with a housefly (a condition that Martin has inherited), Bartok plans to exploit the child's unique condition.
Joshua (also known as The Devil's Child) is a 2007 American psychological drama-thriller horror film about an affluent young Manhattan family and how they are torn apart by the increasingly sadistic behavior of their disturbed son, Joshua. The film was directed and co-written by George Ratliff, and stars Sam Rockwell, Vera Farmiga and Jacob Kogan. It was released on July 6, 2007 in the United States by Fox Searchlight Pictures.
Brad (Sam Rockwell) and Abby Cairn (Vera Farmiga) are an affluent New York couple with two children. Their firstborn, 9-year-old Joshua (Jacob Kogan), is a child prodigy to such a degree that he thinks and acts decades ahead of his age. He is nearly always clad in conservative business attire and demonstrating limitless brilliance as a pianist with a marked predilection for "dissonant" classical pieces.
Joshua gravitates toward his aesthete uncle Ned (Dallas Roberts) as a close friend, but distances himself from his immediate kin, particularly following the birth of his sister Lilly. As the days pass, bizarre events transpire as the mood at the house regresses from healthy and happy to strange and disorienting. As the baby's whines drive an already strained Abby to the point of a nervous breakdown, Joshua devolves from eccentric to downright sociopathic behavior.
"The Fly" is a short story by George Langelaan that was published in the June 1957 issue of Playboy magazine. It was first filmed in 1958, and then again in 1986. An opera of the same name by Howard Shore premiered at the Théâtre du Châtelet, Paris, in 2008.
The short story 'The Fly' is included in Langelaan's short story collection: 'Out of Time' (1964).
The story begins late at night when François Delambre is awoken by the telephone. On the other end of the line is his sister-in-law Helene who tells him that she has just killed his brother and that he should call the police. He does and they find the mangled remains of his brother in the family factory, his head and arm crushed under a hydraulic machine press.
Helene seems surprisingly calm throughout the investigation, willing to answer all questions except one: she will not give the reason for killing him. Eventually she is sent to a mental asylum and François is given custody of his brother's young son, Henri. François goes to visit her often, but she never provides the explanation for the question that he most desperately wants to know. Then one day she inquires how long a housefly's life span is. Later that evening, he hears Henri mention something about a fly with a funny white head. Realizing that this might somehow hold a clue to the murder, François confronts her with the news that Henri spotted a strange fly, and Helene becomes extremely agitated at this news. François threatens to go to the police and give them the information about the insect if she does not tell him what he wants to know. She relents and advises him to come back the next day, at which time he will receive his explanation. The next day she gives him a handwritten manuscript, and later that night he reads it.
Oh, baby child
It's no secret that the stars are falling from the sky
It's no secret that our world is in darkness tonight
They say the sun is sometimes eclipsed by a moon
You know I don't see you when she walks in the room
It's no secret that a friend is someone who lets you help
It's no secret that a liar won't believe in anyone else
They say a secret is something you tell one other person
So I'm telling you, child
Oh love, we shine like a burning star
We're falling from the sky tonight
A man will beg
A man will crawl
On the sheer face of love
Like a fly on a wall
It's no secret at all
It's no secret that a conscience can sometimes be a pest
It's no secret, ambition bites the nails of success
Every artist is a cannibal, every poet is a thief
All kill their inspiration and sing about their grief
Oh love, we shine like a burning star
We're falling from the sky tonight
A man will rise
A man will fall
From the sheer face of love
Like a fly from a wall
It's no secret at all
Oh love, we shine like a burning star
We're falling from the sky tonight
Oh love, we shine like a burning star
We're falling from the sky tonight
A man will rise
A man will fall
From the sheer face of love
Like a fly from a wall
It's no secret at all
It's no secret that the stars are falling from the sky
The universe exploded 'cause of one man's lie
Look, I gotta go, yeah, I'm running outta change


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Why New York City Is A High Tax Jurisdiction/
Our mayor Mike Bloomberg likes to call New York a "luxury good" when defending our high taxes. And progressive New Yorkers seem to take pride in paying high taxes, convincing themselves that the taxes pay for a higher and more compassionate level of services to the children and the needy. Unfortunately, they are completely being taken in.
There are really three places where almost all of the differential in spending between New York and other jurisdictions can be found:
(1) Public employee pensions are way out of line in New York. Current spending by the City on public employee pensions is $8.4 billion per year, 12 % of the total budget. That's because we let City workers retire after 20 (police and fire), 25 (transit) or 30 (teachers) years of work, and spend 25 or more years of fully-paid leisure. The $8.4 billion is about $5 billion above a reasonable amount for pension expenses.
(2) The cost of education is also way out of line in New York. City. According to census bureau figures cited here, New York City school spending was about $19,000 per student in 2009. That's about double the nationwide average of $10,615 per student cited here for 2010. What do we get for double the cost per student? Worse test scores than the national average. The double cost has nothing to do with providing better education to the kids, and everything to do with a restrictive union contract that makes us hire twice as many people to do the same work. With over a million school children, the extra $8000 per student is an $8 billion budget item.
(3) In New York, we pay between double and triple the amount per Medicaid beneficiary as they pay in other large states like California and Texas. According to statistics here (statehealthfacts.org), California's2009 Medicaid payments per enrolee were $3,527; Texas $4,884; and New York$8,960. With over two million enrolees in New York City, that's a differential of about $10 billion that we're spending above what California would spend for the same number of people. The Feds pick up about half of the $10 billion, and the state a quarter, so for the New York City budget this is about a $2.5 billion number.
These three items account for over $15 billion of excessive spending in a budget of about $70 billion. Do the taxpayers get anything for this extra $15 billion? For comparison, the entire take of the City income tax is about $8 billion.


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Sidlesham's Kathryn Evans explores identity and what it means to grow up, in a debut novel sure to make an impact.
Published by Usborne for the young adult market, More of Me is already getting huge positive feedback, people loving its intriguing premise.
"It came from a lot of ideas, but the core was that feeling you get when you have not done something you should have done and you are cursing yourself. And it is almost like you are angry with another self, almost like you are disconnected."
The notion also goes back to Kathryn's childhood – or rather the way she looks back on that childhood now: "I didn't have a particularly-happy childhood. I was not a very happy child. My mother died when I was young, and you can't take somebody's mother away and not leave a great gaping hole of grief. But I look back now on that little child that I was, and I feel a million miles away from her. I feel pity for her, and I feel disconnected. I don't feel it is me. But then I started thinking 'What if that younger version of myself still existed?' I started wondering 'What if you could talk to that younger version of yourself."
The thought paved the way for More of Me, a contemporary tale (the school it depicts, though not named, is actually Chichester's Bishop Luffa), but a tale with an element of sci-fi.
The book is the story of Teva. She is sixteen, she goes to school, studies for her exams and spends time with her boyfriend Ollie and best friend Maddy. To the rest of the world, she's normal.
But when she goes home, she's anything but. Because at home there are twelve other Tevas – nearly one for every year she's been alive. Because once a year, Teva separates into two, leaving a younger version of herself stuck at the same age, in the same house…watching the new Teva live the life that she'd been living.
And since Teva entered her teens, her strange existence has become a battleground. Because when suddenly there are boys at stake, friends lost and lives snatched away, Teva has a fight on her hands… with herself.
As her sixteenth year rolls around, Teva is all too aware that time is running out. She knows that another version of herself will soon be breaking free and taking over her life, and her future. Desperate to prevent this from happening, Teva decides to find out more about her past. In doing so, she finds new empathy for her younger selves and, when she comes head to head with her fifteen-year-old 'sister', she comes to realise just what a difference a year can make.
Kathryn is thrilled at the positive response the book, published on February 1, is getting – not least because it is the end of a very long journey.
"It has taken a very, very long time to get here. 15 years… because I don't think what I wrote before was good enough. I got an agent five years ago, and my first novel didn't sell. It didn't get picked up. But having written this book, I know now it just wasn't good enough. I just know this is the best thing I have written… so far! I was writing all the time, but I think I have grown so much as a writer. I have spent the past 15 years learning my craft."
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Wednesday, September 6, 2017
Roll it Up looks closed on 7th Street
Roll It Up appears to have closed at 63 E. Seventh St. between First Avenue and Second Avenue. It hasn't been open in at least two weeks, and the interior looks to have been emptied out.
The nautical-themed shop specializing in rolled ice cream opened on Aug. 26, 2016 ... then closed in November for the season... before reopening in April.
If this is a permanent closure, then this marks the second rolled ice cream casualty out of the three that opened last summer. Lab -320° closed in January after six months on St. Mark's Place. 10Below Ice Cream is still alive and well on another part of St. Mark's Place.
6 comments:
- sophocles said...
Rolled ice-cream and other treats are not the cause of our problems, they are symptomatic. It's what you get when you have 10,000 students living in dorms in the neighborhood and god knows how many more crammed into apartments. The balance of transient and permanent renters was destroyed, compounded by hundreds of liquor licenses and seemingly uncontrolled building. Going, going, gone.
- September 6, 2017 at 8:11 AM
That place is doomed. I swear. Its one business after the other who opens and closes there.
- September 6, 2017 at 8:13 AM
- Giovanni said...
This place and others like it are dooomed from the start. Tourists, newer residents and many students want big chain stores, antiseptic cookie cutter environments, and shiny looking objects. Look at this place. No tourist would want to go in there, it looks like something out of the Gaza Strip or Delhi. Where's the Instagrammable Photo Spot? Most of these storefronts are too small, too old, in a word, too New York to attract tourists. As Sophocles said, its all transients now, making it harder for regular businesses to survive.
The problem with the new Mallification Model is that there are only so many good spots for chain stores and tourist destinations available here, which means the EV can't even attract most of the tourist dollars other areas receive. Besides Superiority Burger, the only places with constant lines or crowds are Starbucks and the now closed McDonalds, and places that serve alcohol. Empire Biscuit tried and failed to crack the code.
The exception is Shake Shack, which will be just perfect for this healthy junk food eating, transient neighborhood, and will generate massive crowds, bringing garbage and rats along for the ride. But there aren't any nice shiny new Death Stars for these stores to occupy anymore. The EV really is finally turning into Midtown South now, and unless there is another real estate crash, we are stuck in between becoming the nice shiny new Times Square and remaining the crappy old Tompkins Square we know and love.
- September 6, 2017 at 10:27 AM
There are shiny new retail spaces coming, the Steiner place on Ave, the Extel mega structure on 14th and who knows what is coming to E Houston in the next year or two. I agree I always thought our small 200-500 square foot space made us chain proof but I didn't figure in joining spaces as the new Starbucks did on St Marks and A. To make matters worse a shoe repair, tailor or other mom and pop who could flourish in these spaces are either forced out by nutty rents or Amazon has taken their lunch, and dinner.
- September 6, 2017 at 11:07 AM
all that but also.. the place kinda was terrible
- September 6, 2017 at 11:23 AM
Giovanni, I get what you're trying to say but this is a very poor example. This place was quite Instagrammable with all those planters and whatnot in the front window, and the neighborhood is still far from being entirely transient. I've lived in the EV since 1997 and consider myself a newcomer; my boyfriend and many friends have been here a lot longer than that. You're overlooking two rather obvious points about this place: 1) Businesses that aren't at street level are always at a disadvantage. A couple steps down or up tend to make a huge difference in foot traffic. 2) Opening an ice cream shop at the end of summer and trying to make a go of things throughout the fall and winter is as poorly-timed as a business venture can be. Like opening a soup shop in July.
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I was seen in the Endoscopy Unit to have a Sigmoidoscopy .
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21st Century Fox head Rupert Murdoch is stepping down.
Though no official announcement has been made, multiple media outlets report that the 84-year-old plans to retire and hand the reins to his son James Murdoch, assuming approval from the company's board of directors.
Murdoch has built the company into a media juggernaut over his tenure, launching FOX, Fox News and various cable channels. The 21st Century Fox movie studios remains a powerhouse. News Corporation, which owns HarperCollins publishing, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Post, was spun off in 2013. (USA Today)
Murdoch bought the Metromedia television stations, and later bought out Marvin Davis' remaining stake in Fox for $325 million. The six television stations owned by Metromedia would form the nucleus of the Fox Broadcasting Company fonded in 1986, which would go on to have great success with shows like The Simpsons and The X-Files
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Known to most Australians as "the Prom", the mainland's southernmost national park is a mecca of unspoiled wilderness that is highly accessible from Melbourne, which is about 160 km (99 miles) to the northwest. Here you'll find eucalyptus rainforest, small mountains, and great stretches of coastline that deserve to be the setting of a post-apocalyptic film. Whether you're exploring a hidden, sandy cove or taking a multi-day bushwalk (try the circuit walk through Refuge Cove and the rock-humped summit of Mount Oberon), there is plenty of adventure to be had on Wilsons Promontory.
The best camping is situated near the mouth of the Tidal River, where there are accommodations, food, and even an open-air cinema during the summer months. The beach access from here is great and it is a convenient camping area for those who want to climb the aforementioned Mount Oberon for the spectacular ocean views. Also, some of the best snorkeling and scuba diving in Victoria can be done in these clear waters, although you'll have to rent or bring your equipment.
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2013, book reviews, books, comic books, fiction, graphic novel, image comics, Michel Gagné, sci-fi, Zed: A Cosmic Tale
ZED: A Cosmic Tale
by Michel Gagné
Image Comics, 2013
Trade Paperback, 280 pages
Montreal-born author and illustrator Michel Gagné has worked with well know animation studios such as Pixar, Disney, Warner Bros, and Nickelodeon. But don't let his wholesome resume mislead you into thinking that ZED: A Cosmic Tale is just for children. While some of the drawings are sweet and fun, the storyline broaches dark topics like death, remorse, and some of the most dark emotions we experience as a humanoid species.
ZED is dark, there's no denying that, but it is also a tale about overcoming obstacles and evolving from being victimized to empowerment and ultimate triumph of will.
-Michel Gagné, author and illustrator of ZED: A Cosmic Tale
The tale begins with the Nob-L Prize ceremony on the planet Xandria, a truly 'cosmo'politan planet that embraces all pursuits of life: economic, religious, cultural, and so on. The first presenter is Macku and his living spaceship Makka, capable of doing incredible maneuvers never seen before. After a brief intermission from Krah, the loudest band in the galaxy, we meet Zed who is there to present the Energizer, a machine that is able to turn ordinary rock into an energy source. The happy faces and pride his parents show as they watch from the audience is so sweet it is unsettling, and you just know that something is about to go terribly wrong. The Energizer explodes, blowing Zed into Macku's spaceship as the audience is obliterated and the planet ultimately goes supernova.
I was struck by how effective the art was at conveying nonverbal cues about plot development and emotional scale. I instantly loved the Gallosians and their sea-monkey appearance. In the space scenes you really get a sense of dimension as the contrast and shading turn simple shapes into the halo around a sun, or the speckled star dust of a nebula. Gagné's use of panels without captions or words was well paced, letting the art speak for itself (this is an improvement from the single issues of ZED, on which Gagné comments in his afterword). When the "true kings of metal", Krah, come onstage during intermission, suddenly the stick figure-like drawings of the species in preceding panels come to new life, the single strands of hair banging out over the audience with musical notes dancing between, creating bars of sheet music.
There is a strong Christian element to it that I felt took away from the self actualization of Zed. Faith is likely what helped the artist to overcome hardships in his own life (Gagné grew up in an abusive home, was frequently ill as a child, and even lost half his vision to a gunshot to the head when he was 12), and I won't deny people the strength they may gain from faith and religion, but this element felt misplaced in a sci-fi graphic novel. Rather than Zed himself overcoming the invading Metalians through his own ingenuity and perseverance, it is a Deus Ex Machina that seems to prevail. Gagné takes a risk that I don't often seen in the genre, which I respect despite my agnostic sensibilities. At the end of the day, god is just another character and I choose to take his presence at face value.
ZED: A Cosmic Tale is a fun science fiction story that combines adorable characters with heavy, depressing subject matter but in a feel good, entertaining way. And lets be honest, he's just too cute to pass up!
Read more about Michel Gagné's take on ZED here.
Thank you to Netgalley.com and Image Comics for the free e-ARC.


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At 6am we're greeted by the song of a robin, hidden in a nearby tree. Already he's proclaiming his territory in advance of spring!
Breezes stir the spreading branches of whitebeam, revealing the silvery-grey undersides of the toothed, oval leaves, making the trees appear almost white. The scarlet, slightly oval berries rival those of the rowan.
Driving towards Filey, we glimpsed a mammal seldom seen – a stoat! Michael spotted the characteristic black tip to its tail, as it dashed to the opposite verge. Some confuse it with the smaller weasel, but the tail readily distinguishes it.
Visiting Filey Dams Nature Reserve is always a pleasure on a bright sunny day. Standing tall on the far bank was a stately heron, the largest long-legged British bird that wades in water. Then a round, white face appeared in the reeds. Slowly emerging, it proved to be a pure white cat. Creeping closer to the heron, it then vanished.
It was a calm, peaceful scene, with the floating leaves and pink flowering spikes of amphibious bistort cloaking the water.
From the main hide, mallard and moorhens were joined by 11 teal – Britain's smallest dabbling duck. You can often distinguish it from a distance by its agile flight as it springs from the water. The drake has a fine head pattern of brown and green, whilst the female has a green speculum.
Two gadwall and a couple of wigeon had previously been recorded, along with several sightings of a barn owl.
From the East Hide, at the far end of the board-walk, one could count well over 100 gulls, and a solitary cormorant flew over the water. It's our largest, all-dark seabird with a white face-patch.
Almost concealed amongst the vegetation of a small island was a shelduck. It's a large black and white duck resembling a small goose. As it preened, we observed its bill which has a red knob at the base.
A red damselfly kept alighting just ahead of us along the wooden fencing. It almost came onto my finger, but darted off almost immediately on its quest for insects.
Autumn is here, and with it our quest for mushrooms. Wet conditions have proved ideal for fungi in the lawn, but not the edible varieties.
In the local cemetery we found one fly agaric, with its large, brilliant orange-scarlet cap flecked with white scales making it so easily recognised. Attractive, but not edible.
Then, on the grassy bank beneath trees were about ten white-capped mushrooms.
This season we wouldn't be fooled so easily into sampling them! The white cap was turning yellow in older specimens. The swollen base did not turn yellow when cut. The stalk had a hanging frilly ring. The gills were greyish brown, and smelt of aniseed. It was the wood mushroom, alas inedible!


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Edition of 10 Lime green candle sticks in a series of 4 editions. Approximately 9"-10" tall and about 7" wide. These are all handmade by me signed and numbered and vary a little bit. The materials are lamp parts, epoxy clay, epoxy resin and spray paint.
$300 USD plus $15 for shipping in the USA each. For other countries email me firstname.lastname@example.com for quote
There are 2 different shapes and two different colors making 4 different candle sticks 10 of each. They can look nice in a group or pair or just single.
I'll be updating the photos tomorrow as the lime green ones are still curing. These will be shipped on Monday April 9th
I'm doing this sale to raise some extra money for a cataract lens that my insurance won't pay for and it might be the only edition like this til next Fall.


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This topic contains 13 replies, has 4 voices, and was last updated by ivan_RB 5 years, 11 months ago.
June 19, 2013 at 4:45 pm #5049
Our problem is that when submit form data to upload product is not published on the page "Shop", but show me the product page was created.
I detected from phpMyadmin, that in the table "wp_postmeta" the fields for that entry weren't created.
However, if I go into the Dashboard > Products > Product tab and hit the publish button, then if data appears in the table and display all data in frontend.
I guess the plugin does not include the rise of these data to the wordpress database being WooCommerce specific metadata.
We really have a problem. If you believe that there is a relatively simple solution, and try to even fix comentanoslo us.
Thank you very much in advance.June 19, 2013 at 8:33 pm #5052
MahiMemberPost count: 1555
From form settings have you set post type as product or something else ?June 20, 2013 at 6:28 am #5056
Of course! In the Pro version you can select the post type. All is right in de data base except the woocommerce metadata.June 20, 2013 at 5:57 pm #5076
Yes, you are right. The integration between WPUF and woocommerce isn't tight enough. All the metadata for woocommerce isn't added yet. There are certain custom fields needed for woocommerce thats should be explicitly added in the form. You could use help of hidden custom field option, but this feature isn't in the plugin yet. I'll update the hidden field feature so you could add the required hidden custom fields it needed.
P.S: Have you actually bought the PRO version? Your account isn't linked with a order.June 21, 2013 at 7:06 am #5097This reply has been marked as private.June 21, 2013 at 8:07 am #5098
Hi again Tareq!
My client ask me if finally you are going to fix the metadata woocommerce problem and how long time will you take it.
Thanks!!June 21, 2013 at 8:21 am #5099
MahiMemberPost count: 1555
We are expecting an updates later tonight or tomorrow. Hidden fields features will be implement which can be used to solve this issue.
Thanks.June 21, 2013 at 8:23 am #5100
Perhaps I am going to release an update to enable hidden field support today. That should fix your problem.June 21, 2013 at 9:53 am #5101
OK Tareq
Notify me when it's disponnible and what should I do to update the plugin.
Thank you very much!!
😉June 22, 2013 at 8:55 am #5122
Hidden field support has been added to the plugin and a new version released with some other bug fix and features. The update will be available to your WordPress as the plugin update comes usually. Either you can force check WordPress for updates or download from your customer area and update the plugin manually.July 1, 2013 at 3:45 pm #5458
Hi Tareq!
I'm CHELOFER but I'm logged like my client ivan_RB.
I've upload the new version of the plugin but I still have the same problem.
I tried with the hidden custom field and the visibility. This is ok. Now the product is displayed in the shop page. But the woocommerce attributes don't appear.
In the product sheet of the front of the website does not show the tab "Additional information".
Don't appear any attribute data until the admin goes to the wordpress dashboard, in product, and edits the entry and pushes the publish buttom. In this case all it's ok.
I think that it's occurs because when publish from wordpress dashboard really is publishing from woocommerce write panels and save more information than the WP User Frontend.
I noticed in the database when you publish from WP User Frontend some missing data in the table "wp_postmeta" WooCommerce fields. Once published since wordpress dashboard if they appear.
I guess this happens because there is no real integration with WooCommerce plugin. Is this true? or Are we doing something wrong?
I hope to hear from you soon
Thank you!July 1, 2013 at 3:57 pm #5461
WooCommerce adds lots of meta fields for a product, checkout these:
_price _stock_status _downloadable _visibility total_sales _virtual _product_image_gallery _regular_price _sale_price _tax_status _tax_class _purchase_note _featured _weight _length _width _height _sku _product_attributes _sale_price_dates_from _sale_price_dates_to _sold_individually _stock _backorders _manage_stock _file_paths _download_limit _download_expiry
You might have some missing attributes, so WooCommerce doesn't show them.July 1, 2013 at 4:18 pm #5472This reply has been marked as private.July 1, 2013 at 4:19 pm #5473
Sorry, you must be register and then push in "Pujar article" in the category that you want.
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The Epiphany Leather Journal is a unique pocket size journal, especially design for carrying with you to write down ideas, thoughts, quotes, etc. This Journal is hand crafted in the USA, each is unique and made to order. (Unlike manufactured journals, Rustic journals are made when ordered.) The Rustic cowhide cover and hand torn pages give this journal an old world appearance, reminiscent of the journals used in the late 1800's- early 1900's.
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This is a quick recipe that I came up with trying to think of a macaroon I could make without eggs and without baking...
Four simple ingredients.
Lemon Hazelnut Macaroons
1 cup large coconut flakes, organic unsweetened (you could use small if you prefer)
1/2 cup hazelnut flour
1/3 cup coconut butter (not oil!)
1 tbls lemon juice
You will need to use your hands for this one. Because there is no binding agent, you are relying on the coconut butter to mold everything together. Put all of the ingredients in a medium-sized bowl, using your hands mix all the ingredients together and form small macaroon cookies.
Place them on wax paper and store in the refrigerator to help them keep their shape.
Yields ~ 6 macaroons
Holy yum. These were a bit rich. One is definitely plenty. I may add more lemon next time. These were awesome.
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President Donald Trump's top legislative priority was dealt a potentially fatal blow Monday night as two more Republican senators announced their opposition to the party's health care overhaul.
Even before Lee and Moran's announcement, there were increasingly urgent signs that the GOP's 52-seat majority was too fragile to pass the bill, which would scale back Medicaid spending and Obamacare's insurance subsidies. The vote was already delayed because of McCain's surgery, and Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) had fumed that McConnell had committed a "breach of trust" in selling the bill to moderates.
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On Wednesday 24th May 2017, the Irish Sign Language Club visited the Deaf Village; a state of the art complex that caters for the religious, artistic, social, sporting, historical and educational needs of members of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community.
Students received a tour of the complex that houses Deaf organisations such as the Irish Deaf Society. They also visited the Emmaus Chapel, The Hub and a museum that contains artefacts that are of historical importance to the Deaf community.
Before their return to school, students put their Irish Sign Language skills to use by signing their name, age and other basic details about themselves with students from the Holy Family School for the Deaf.


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text: Grandparents' Rights Witnessing loved ones endure something as difficult as a divorce can be extremely difficult. It is in those moments that the instincts of a parent come into play. As a grandparent, you may have a great affection for your grandchildren – one that may even compete with how you feel about your own children. The laws of our state have recognized this reality about the human condition and given grandparents certain legal rights to see their grandchildren. What rights do I have as a grandmother or father? Under California's visitation law, grandparents may petition for legal visitation rights under a number of different circumstances. This provision is to ensure children are not wrongfully kept from grandparents, especially in a time of struggle, and for the benefits such a relationship can offer. Grandparents can petition for visitation under the following circumstances: If one parent has died During a pending divorce that involves a child custody dispute If the parents are not married, including both paternity cases and finalized divorce If the parents of the child have permanently separated, even without a legal divorce If the child's parents are still married, a grandparent may still petition for visitation but the circumstantial requirements become a bit more complicated. In order to gain legal visitation rights for a grandchild whose parents are still married, one of the following must be true: The parents are living separated indefinitely One of the parents has been absent for more than one month and the other does not know of his or her whereabouts The grandparent's petition has the support of one parent The child is not living with either parent The child has been adopted by a stepfather or stepmother Need a lawyer for a grandparents' right case in Mission Viejo? These are the circumstances under which a grandparent in California has the legal right to request visitation. If you are a grandparent of a child and you would like to learn more about what it takes to petition for visitation, contact The Hunter Law Group today. With more than 45 years of combined experience, our Mission Viejo family lawyer can help you navigate through the process and ensure your endeavor is successful. We believe in maintaining family relationships and want to make sure yours stay healthy and intact. Schedule a consultation today!


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Prices 2019
*MP [Half Board] = Overnight stay + Supper + Breakfast.
*PC [Full Board] = MP [Half Board] + picnic lunch
All prices are per person and night. All prices include Value Added Tax (VAT).
There are no discounts for groups.
There is a discount for guides providing they are acting as such and can provide full accreditation. The discount is the price of breakfast.
General terms
The reservation entails acceptance of the hut rules and timetables. At the Góriz Mountain Hut, supper is served at 7 p.m.
Guests sleep in shared dormitories at the Goríz hut and must use sheet/sleeping bags.
The menus are fixed — there is no à la carte option or choice of dishes. What you get is what you see on the plate!
Góriz is a high mountain hut and so can only be reached on foot. You must bear this in mind before making your reservation.
You should phone the hut if you wish to cancel a reservation.
Reservation Deposit
You must make a deposit to make a reservation. The deposit sum depends on the services you reserve.
Deposit refunds may be made under the following circumstances:
• A 100% refund if the reservation is cancelled at least 16 days before your planned stay. Any charges incurred in making the refund will be deducted.
• A 50% refund if the reservation is cancelled at least 16 days before your planned stay. Any charges incurred in making the refund will be deducted.
• No refund will be made if the reservation is cancelled within 5 days of your planned stay.
The whole of the deposit will be refunded in the case of force majeure. The hut manager decides what constitutes force majeure. If the person making the reservation wishes to appeal against the manager's decision, he may write to the Aragonese Mountaineering Federation [Federación Aragonesa de Montañismo].