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Get to Know Lucy Grubb
This year Belles and Gals will be sponsoring three fantastic UK artists. Last week we announced our third and final sponsored artist – Belles and Gals EP of the Year award winner Lucy Grubb! So today we thought we'd have a chat with the lady herself!
To start, give us an insight into how you got involved in the music industry in the first place?
So I used to write a lot of poetry as a kid, and when I got my first guitar I just started putting those words to music quite naturally. My mum forced me into a few local open mics, which really boosted my confidence and promoters started getting in touch with me which led to me performing in most venues across Norwich.
Has singing always been a dream of yours?
Not at all! In fact I honestly don't consider myself a singer at all – I just enjoy singing the songs I write. My main job is song writing, everything else comes with it. I spent a lot of early years working on the guitar playing though. Making a living out of music was definitely something I've always had in mind though from an early age.
Your debut E.P. '18 Miles' was released last year and it made quite an impact on us at Belles and Gals, winning our EP of the year. To anyone who hasn't heard the record, how would you describe your sound?
Modern Americana with Country undertones. The record is very honest, sometimes endearing, and not needing to prove or conform to anything. It's very much a productive of where I am at the moment, creatively and personally.
Which artists have influenced you in your career?
I'd have to say my top three are Johnny Cash, Paul Simon and John Mayer. I've taken something different from each artist – from Johnny it's his guitar driven rhythms, from Paul Simon it's his fantastic lyrical content and melody and from Mayer it's his 'Born and Raised' image, musical perspective, self reflection and production.
And which artists are you listening to at the moment?
Honestly there are so many great artists at the moment which is fantastic. Flying the flag for female artists is definitely Jade Bird, Courtney Marie Andrews, Lisa Wright and The Wild Reeds. I'm also loving Midland, Jarrod Dickenson and Jason Isbell.
What would you say has been the highlight of your singing career so far?
Playing Glastonbury was pretty cool, but probably releasing my debut EP 18 Miles and playing a sold out show in my home town.
You're hosting a fantasy dinner party. Which three celebrities, alive or dead, would you invite to join you?
Johnny Cash, Paul Simon and Louis Theroux. No thought was needed for this one!
What's your favourite soap opera, box set and crisp flavour?!
Not a soap opera kinda gal – sorry!
Box set – definitely Friends.
Crisp flavour – Salt and Vinegar. Always.
Rom Com or Horror Movie?
I'd have to unashamedly say Rom Com. I like to check out of reality for a few hours with something joyful.
Tea or Coffee?
Since working in a coffee shop I'd have to say coffee!
Cats or Dogs?
Dogs. Straight up.
To finish, tell us about your hopes and plans for 2018!
I hope to release a second EP for Summer season (fingers crossed), play a few festivals, but mainly start playing more venues across the UK. I'm looking forward to my first ever Country2Country this year, and heading to Nashville in the Autumn.


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Participants 54 362 women with infertility problems referred to all Danish fertility clinics during 1963-98.
Main outcome measure Effect of four groups of fertility drugs (gonadotrophins, clomifene citrate, human chorionic gonadotrophin, and gonadotrophin releasing hormone) on overall risk of ovarian cancer after adjustment for potential confounding factors.
Results Analyses within cohort showed no overall increased risk of ovarian cancer after any use of gonadotrophins (rate ratio 0.83, 95% confidence interval 0.50 to 1.37), clomifene (1.14, 0.79 to 1.64), human chorionic gonadotrophin (0.89, 0.62 to 1.29), or gonadotrophin releasing hormone (0.80, 0.42 to 1.51). Furthermore, no associations were found between all four groups of fertility drugs and number of cycles of use, length of follow-up, or parity.
Conclusion No convincing association was found between use of fertility drugs and risk of ovarian cancer.
Use of fertility drugs and risk of ovarian cancer: Danish population based cohort study [BMJ]


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This week, there is an important show in Paris, in the free computer school created by Xavier Niel.
Webdeux.Connect will bring us the best digital marketing tools.
There is a few conferences in three days, from the 17th to the 19th november.
People from marketing, developer, creative came to make connections.
Reservoir Apps made a native apps for the event.
This app has been published on the Google Play store and also in the Appstore a few days ago.
The Webdeux.Connect App is very useful to know where the event is, what is the program of theses three days. To watch the twitter stream during the event. Participants sent pictures in the "Event Tab", in the gallery section and said they will be present for this day. They also send pictures of the event in the "Email Photo Tab". There is also a Youtube channel and a Blog RSS in the app and much much more…
A native app is very useful for small and big events, specially if you speak about marketing. Apps made by the CMS can be customize every day to fit your mobile marketing campaign.
Don't hesitate to come on reservoirapps.us to register and test our 14 day free trial account to test the CMS.
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Internet slow!!! Yes it is seriously frustrating. Who else is experiencing bad connection with their Streamyx line for the past three days.
The connection is totally unstable. Intermittent connection that's all I got. It's frustrating when you are doing some important transaction online and it got interrupted. Gosh!
Watching videos on YouTube is like waiting for a constipation to pass while you are sitting on the throne (toilet). Torturing!!! I rather have a wedgie than to wait for a video to load. Oh, how I missed the fast Internet connection in Seoul. Damn you Streamyx!
And adding salt to the wound. The MacBook that I am using now is super slow and keeps crashing every now and then. Bad Internet connection + slow poke computer. I am so close of destroying the MacBook; thank God it's not mine. Thinking that it is on loan so I shouldn't kasi hempas itu barang.
This is totally a frustrating night. Two of the only audio mixing software that I know are so hard to use now that I forgot everything. Everything everything just just seems to fall apart now. Argh!!!!
I better go sleep now but my bed smell of pusisang lagi. Apa lagi ni kumbang buduh pigi kacau katil sa ni???? Sial betul.


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10 excerpts from Marcus Aurelius' 'Meditations' to unlock your inner Stoic
Great ideas in philosophy often come in dense packages. Then there is where the work of Marcus Aurelius.
- Meditations is a collection of the philosophical ideas of the Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius.
- Written as a series of notes to himself, the book is much more readable than the dry philosophy most people are used to.
- The advice he gave to himself 2,000 years ago is increasingly applicable in our hectic, stressed-out lives.
Stoicism is an increasingly popular philosophy for our overworked, anxious world. Learning the key points can be difficult however, as many stoic philosophers write densely or give good advice in the form of morbid tidbits like, "If you kiss your child, or your wife, say that you only kiss things which are human, and thus you will not be disturbed if either of them dies."
This is where Marcus Aurelius comes in. A Roman emperor, he was given a Stoic education in his youth, wrote extensive notes to himself based on the philosophy, and practiced what he preached to such an extent that he is widely regarded as the best example of a philosopher king.
In his book Meditations, Aurelius writes a series of notes to himself designed to remind himself of key stoic teachings that may come in handy when trying to rule the world. Written in war camps during campaigns against barbarian hordes, it is infinitely more readable than the pure philosophy of other great stoic thinkers. With many aphorisms that are short and snappy and others that relate to issues we've all faced, the wisdom presented here is as understandable as it is practical.
Here are 10 of the best ideas from Meditations, what they mean, and how you can use them to be a bit more philosophical as you deal with life's problems.
If you apply yourself to the task before you, following the right reason seriously, vigorously, calmly, without allowing anything else to distract you, but keeping your divine part pure, as if you might be bound to give it back immediately; if you hold this, expecting nothing, fearing nothing, but satisfied with your present activities according to nature, and with heroic truth in every word and sound which you utter, you will live happily. And there is no man who is able to prevent this.
The way to happiness, according to Stoics, is keeping up a proper mental state and following the dictates of reason. A quick way to do this is to focus on the moment at hand and accepting whatever you cannot control while reacting to those things properly. This can lead to a lifetime of tranquility for those who try hard enough.
Within 10 days you will seem a God to those to whom you are now a beast and an ape, if you will return to your principals and the worship of reason.
One of the goals of any good Stoic is to act in accordance with reason, that element of the divine that we all possess. Since reason is seen as the path to happiness, virtue, and living well, sticking to it consistently can be expected to have tremendous payoffs.
If he is a stranger to the universe who does not know what is in it, no less is he a stranger who does not know what is going on in it.
Stoicism doesn't treat humans as solitary creatures, despite the urging it gives us to ignore the opinions of others. The Stoics know people are social animals and mandate a healthy level of social and civic participation for everyone.
Failure to observe what is in the mind of another has seldom made a man unhappy; but those who do not observe the movements of their own minds must of necessity be unhappy.
How other people think is outside of our control. Stoicism teaches us that we should, therefore, try to be indifferent to it. However, the workings of our mind are what makes us happy and unhappy and should receive a great deal of our attention.
Are you angry with him whose armpits stink? Are you angry with him whose mouth smells foul? What good will this anger do you? He has such a mouth, he has such armpits: it is necessary that such an emanation must come from such things — but the man has reason, it will be said, and he is able, if he takes pains, to discover wherein he offends. Well then, and you, too, have reason: by your rational faculty stir up his rational faculty; show him his error, admonish him. For if he listens, you will cure him, and there is no need of anger, the stuff of tragic actors and whores.
Even though humans have access to divine reason, sometimes we still make mistakes. The best response to this isn't anger, but rather to appeal to that reason in search of a solution. This Stoic wisdom that we can choose to bypass a negative emotional reaction and use reason instead is part of the basis for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
That which is not good for the swarm is not good for the bee either.
We live as individuals in societies. If society is harmed, how can we not also be harmed? Epictetus, a philosopher who influenced Marcus Aurelius, thought it was vital that we do our duties towards others and not merely withdraw into contemplation and isolation. A good thing to remember when you are the king of the known world.
Do not act as if you will live 10,000 years. Death hangs over you. While you live, while it is in your power, be good.
The Stoic philosophers understood that most people ignore the fact that they are going to die someday. While it is easy to understand why people do this, they saw this as a detriment to our ability to live life now. By coming to grips with the fact of death, we can make better use of life.
Is any man afraid of change? What can take place without change? What then is more pleasing or suitable to the universal nature? And can you take a hot bath unless the wood for the fire undergoes a change? And can you be nourished unless the good undergoes a change? And can anything else that is useful be accomplished without change? Do you not see then that for yourself also to change is just the same, and equally necessary for the universal nature?
The Stoic view of the cosmos leans heavily on the idea of constant change as argued by Heraclitus. Everything in the universe is always in flux. Since this is part of nature, it is nothing to be hung up about. While change can be difficult for us, the Stoic thinkers encourage us to embrace it.
A wrongdoer is often a man who has left something undone, not always one who has done something.
Just because you didn't cause a problem doesn't mean you're in the clear. A dedication to the good often implies the need to do good, not merely the duty to avoid doing wrong. It is always nice when kings remember this.
Begin the morning by saying to yourself, 'I shall meet with the busybody, the ungrateful, arrogant, deceitful, envious, unsocial.' All these things happen to them by reason of their ignorance of what is good and evil. But I, who have seen the nature of the good that it is beautiful, and of the bad that it is ugly, and the nature of him who does wrong, that it is akin to me, not only of the same blood or seed, but that it I participates in the same intelligence and the same portion of the divinity, I can neither be injured by any of them, for no one can fix on me what is ugly. Nor can I be angry with my kinsman, nor hate him. For we are made for cooperation, like feet, like hands, like eyelids, like the rows of the upper and lower teeth. To act against one another then is contrary to nature and it is acting against one another to be vexed and turned away.
All the principle teachings of Stoicism expressed in one paragraph. Bad things will happen to you, it's life. However, you have the power to overcome these events through reason and the understanding that you can only really be harmed by your own mental processes. All people are similar and should be treated as such. Virtue is to act in accordance with nature, that which is contrary to nature is irrational and causes suffering.
Imagine learning empathy at school. Global Oneness Project does just that.
To create wiser adults, add empathy to the school curriculum.
- Stories are at the heart of learning, writes Cleary Vaughan-Lee, Executive Director for the Global Oneness Project. They have always challenged us to think beyond ourselves, expanding our experience and revealing deep truths.
- Vaughan-Lee explains 6 ways that storytelling can foster empathy and deliver powerful learning experiences.
- Global Oneness Project is a free library of stories—containing short documentaries, photo essays, and essays—that each contain a companion lesson plan and learning activities for students so they can expand their experience of the world.
What the world will look like in the year 250,002,018
This is what the world will look like, 250 million years from now
To us humans, the shape and location of oceans and continents seems fixed. But that's only because our lives are so short.
Sooner or later we all face death. Will a sense of meaning help us?
As a doctor, I am reminded every day of the fragility of the human body, how closely mortality lurks just around the corner.
'Despite all our medical advances,' my friend Jason used to quip, 'the mortality rate has remained constant – one per person.'
3 mind-blowing space facts with Neil deGrasse Tyson
Tyson dives into the search for alien life, dark matter, and the physics of football.
- Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson joins us to talk about one of our favorite subjects: space.
- In the three-chaptered video, Tyson speaks about the search for alien life inside and outside of the Goldilocks Zone, why the term "dark matter" should really be called "dark gravity," and how the rotation of the Earth may have been the deciding factor in a football game.
- These fascinating space facts, as well as others shared in Tyson's books, make it easier for everyone to grasp complex ideas that are literally out of this world.
From zero to hero in 18 years: How SpaceX became a nation-state
SpaceX's momentous Crew Dragon launch is a sign of things to come for the space industry, and humanity's future.


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The Victoria & Alfred Waterfront is one of Cape Town's most visited attractions in the city and with good reason. For starters, the Victoria Wharf shopping center is one of the only places in South Africa where the likes of Gucci and H&M can be found alongside African design and souvenir stores, while the neighboring Watershed and V&A Food Market are bustling hubs of street food, local design, crafts and fashion. And if that's not enough, a wide array of exhibitions, live shows and workshops are a regular feature on the events calendar. In September, the Zeitz MOCAA will open at the revamped Grain Silo, where the largest collection of contemporary African art on the continent will be on display. Moreover, the Waterfront is home to top-class hotels, restaurants, an aquarium, upmarket apartments and other cultural attractions.
Situated on the slopes of Signal Hill, the historical Bo-Kaap, or former Malay Quarter, is one of the oldest neighborhoods of the city. Renowned for its rows of flat-roofed houses in bright shades, the area is the birthplace of Cape Town's Muslim community. There are several attractions in the area, including a museum, centuries-old mosques, and restaurants specializing in Cape Malay cuisine. On the bay-facing side of Signal Hill, De Waterkant (the Water Side) was largely renovated over the years but still retains the unique architectural style used during the 18th century. The area now boasts a variety of guest houses, restaurants and a shopping mall.
On the other side of Signal Hill, Sea Point overlooks the picturesque Three Anchor Bay and is famous for its seaside promenade. The 11-kilometer stretch attracts families and fitness enthusiasts alike, and there are play parks, public swimming pools and a bicycle renting facility. Running parallel to the promenade is a slew of high-rise apartment blocks and trendy restaurants, including Harveys at the Mansions, and La Perla, where languid lunches are the order of the day.
Camps Bay is Cape Town's most famous suburb, famed for its palm-tree lined beach and million-dollar mansions overlooking the Atlantic. The popular Beach Road boasts an eclectic mix of restaurants, shops, hotels and beach-side bars that turn into clubs at night. Nestled between Glen Beach and Clifton, Maiden's Cove affords magnificent vistas of the ocean and Twelve Apostles Range, where you can indulge in a braai and, on a hot summer's day, take a dip in the tidal pool.
The inner-city suburb of Gardens is always buzzing with activity no matter the time of day. Its key attraction is undoubtedly Kloof Street, with a plethora of restaurants, pubs, shops and art galleries, such as Salon 91 and Erdmann Contemporary. On Orange Street you will find the Labia Theatre, the oldest repertory movie cinema in South Africa, as well as the luxury Mount Nelson Hotel, which serves a delectable afternoon high-tea.
Hout Bay's unique location, heritage, and natural beauty all add to its endearing charm as a popular seaside town. Its working harbor is the central component of the area, where you will find the iconic Mariner's Wharf – a seaside emporium with seafood restaurants and maritime curio shops. On weekends, the Bay Harbour Market is a vibrant meeting place for family and friends, where delicious street food, local goods and live music can be found under one roof. Besides all the cultural attractions in the area, be sure to take a drive (or cycle) along Chapman's Peak for the most spectacular views of the bay.
One of the hippest neighborhoods in Cape Town, Woodstock has become a creative hub of workshops, art galleries, co-working spaces, restaurants and breweries. Most of the activity in the area is centered around Albert Road, where places like the Woodstock Exchange and Old Biscuit Mill are located. On Saturdays, the Old Biscuit Mill plays host to the ever-popular Neighborhoods Market, where you can find artisanal foods, craft beer and local design. Woodstock also has some of the best displays of street art in the country.
Named after an observatory in the area, Obs is renowned for its distinct bohemian vibe and fervent art community. The key attraction is Lower Main Road, which is a prime nightlife spot lined with laid-back restaurants, thrift shops and quirky bars. The local South African Astronomical Observatory hosts bi-monthly open nights, when you can attend intriguing talks on astronomy and tour the premises. The Observatory is also home to the Heart of Cape Town Museum at Groote Schuur Hospital, where Christiaan Barnard performed the world's first heart transplant.
Muizenberg is a relaxed seaside suburb located along the False Bay coast. It boasts one of Cape Town's most famous beaches, known as Surfers Corner. The long, sandy beach is a popular spot for swimmers and surfers because of the gentle tides and warmer waters, where, on any given day, you can find novice and seasoned surfers catching waves. Surfers Corner is instantly recognizable by its brightly colored change rooms lined up on the beach, and there are a few cafés and surf shops adjacent to the beachfront. Aside from surfing lessons, other water sports – such as stand up paddleboarding, scuba diving, kite-surfing and sailing – are also offered at the beach, or at the Greater Zandvlei Estuary Reserve close by.
The little village of Kalk Bay is situated just seven kilometers from Muizenberg on the False Bay coastline. The town's main road runs parallel to the ocean and contains numerous restaurants and cafés, including Olympia Bakery, thrift shops, art stores, and retailers selling quirky bohemian clothing.
The working harbor is a bustling spot, characterized by colorful fishing trawlers bobbing on the water, fishmongers selling their latest catch, and the popular seafood eatery, Kalky's. You'll most likely see a couple of seals playing in the harbor water, or relaxing on the pier, much to the delight of passersby. Kalk Bay can get very busy on weekends, especially during summer, so it's best to go early, or make a reservation if you're planning on dining at one of the establishments.


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Andrew Hudson, 43, drove to a woodland near his home in Berkshire and slit his wrist after killing his wife. Passers-by discovered his body the following day, alongside a note which read: "I can't believe what I've done ... I'm so sorry."
The coroner criticised police for failing to act on a report from Victoria Hudson that her husband, a lorry driver, has sent her suicidal text messages in the days before the murder.
"Such a suicide threat is categorised as domestic violence. The call was not logged and it should have been," said the Berkshire coroner Peter Bedford.
"It was, at best, a missed opportunity for potential intervention."
Mrs Hudson, 39, had begun a relationship with Darren Milner, an old school friend of her husband, in 2008, the inquest heard.
She had confided in him about problems in her marriage but the pair had kept the affair secret until months later, when Hudson overheard their intimate talk on a camping holiday with mutual friends.
He later confronted his wife with proof of hundreds of texts and calls between the lovers, but she continued to deny the affair.
The marriage foundered soon afterward and Mrs Hudson moved out of the family home in Beech Walk, Thatcham with the couple's two children.
But Hudson was furious to discover on returning from a TA exercise in October that Mr Milner had delivered furniture to his wife's new home.
He sent his friend Patrick Downing a text message saying: "Someone is going to end up dead over this."
Mr Downing received a second message on October 20, the day of the murder, which said: "I'm sorry but the pain is so deep. I'll miss you all, take care", and alerted Hudson's family, who called the police.
Mrs Hudson's family also alerted police after she failed to collect the couple's children from Spurcroft Primary School.
Officers broke in to the house and discovered her body at the foot of the stairs with a note which read: "I'm sorry for what I've done ... I couldn't accept what Victoria and Darren have been doing."
The coroner also criticised police for failing to find Hudson by tracing his mobile phone signal after his wife's body was discovered.
"Another missed opportunity was not taking Mr Hudson's registration number and triangulating his mobile phone signal – a potential opportunity to find him before he inflicted his fatal wound," he said.
In a narrative verdict Mr Bedford ruled Mrs Hudson was unlawfully killed and that her husband had taken his own life whilst suffering from depression.
He added: "Thames Valley Police has made very real and significant improvements in the way it deals with these crimes."
After the hearing on Wednesday, Assistant Chief Constable Brian Langston of Thames Valley Police expressed condolences to the families and friends of the Hudsons.
He added: "We acknowledge that the handling of Victoria's call to the police control room did not follow the normal procedures for responding to reports of domestic abuse and potentially significant clues as to the true nature of the threat posed by Andrew were missed."


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As you should already know, consuming unsafe food could cause severe consequences. Contaminated food can lead to foodborne illnesses, which could be life threatening. Even in the most moderate cases, someone that consumes contaminated foods will typically experience dehydration, diarrhea, infections, and even vomiting. E. Coli is another serious problem that is often linked to undercooked or contaminated ground beef. Despite the FDA taking steps to try and reduce the spread of such foodborne illnesses, the problem has worsened over the past few years.
While such problems are considered to be rare in 1st world countries, they can still sneak through the cracks from time to time. Just this week, health officials in Northern California confirmed they had experienced a botulism outbreak. A 37-year-old man entered a North California gas station looking for e-liquid. He ended up eating nacho-cheese dip, which was contaminated with botulism. This eventually led to the death of the man, as well as the hospitalization of nine other individuals. The spokesman for California's Department of Public Health, Matt Conens, has refused to provide further details about the victims or their conditions.
Botulism is incredibly dangerous. It is rare, but can lead to respiratory problems, paralysis and even death. Even those that survive botulism will generally be forced to spend months on a ventilator to help them breathe. Ohio experienced a far worse botulism outbreak in 2015. At the time, 29 people became ill after eating contaminated food at a church. After investigating the outbreak, the authorities determined that potato salad, which was canned improperly, was the cause of the problem. California isn't the only state to experience problems this week.
Today, a New York-based company was forced to recall some of their products, due to a potential contamination. BrightFarms imposed a voluntary recall for more than five thousand cases of leafy greens after it was discovered that small pieces of metal had fallen onto the plants at the company's Elkwood, Virginia greenhouse. BrightFarms has been in business for six years and the company was previously named one of the most innovative businesses in 2014. This is the first time the company has experienced such a problem. This confirms that even companies with the strictest safety protocols can distribute contaminated foods.
BrightFarms confirmed that the metal chips were caused by a contractor drilling on top of the greenhouse. The work carried out by the contractor was not authorized. The company's chief executive refused to provide further details. An Ohio-based companied was forced to announce a similar recall on May the 19th. The company, John Morrell and Co., was forced to remove more than 210,000 pounds of beef frank products from the shelves, after it was discovered the products could've been exposed to extraneous materials. The company made the decision after it received complaints from three customers.
The customers told the company they had found metal objects in the packaging. Thankfully, the company has noted that there have been no reports of injury or adverse reactions associated with the contamination. While these companies have managed to subdue the problem, contaminated food is still a major problem throughout the United States.


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William Francis Geary, was born on December 22, 1930, on the family farm between Fonda and Varina, Iowa. He entered Into Eternal Life December 19, 2018 at Spencer Hospital, Spencer, Iowa.
Known by friends and family as Bill, he was the middle son of parents Okley Edmund Geary and Catherine "Katie" (Schnetter).
A devote Catholic, Bill enjoyed farm life and loved woodworking. Suffering from polio as a child, and losing his father at the age of 16, he continued to work until his retirement in 1971. In addition to farm work in the Varina and Fonda areas, he also lived in Primghar, Pocahontas and briefly in Boulder, Colorado. During his life, Bill worked as a cobbler, and worked as a handyman at the Ford Garage in Spencer, and finally, as a custodian at Sacred Heart School. Numerous pieces of his handiwork have been sold through Camp Sunnyside for many years.
He enjoyed playing pool with his friends at the Senior Center, and going to coffee with the group at the Hy-Vee. Bill could be frequently seen riding his scooter throughout Spencer and to church. His favorite yearly events were the Fair and the Geary Family reunions.
Bill lived with his mother until her passing in 1984. He sold his home in Spencer in 2012, and moved into Cobble Creek until he became ill in December, and was taken to Spencer Hospital, where he passed away on December 19th, just days before what would have been his 88th birthday.
Bill was preceded in death by his parents; older brother, Anthony, and "Tony's" wife Velma (Stewart) Geary of Loveland, CO; and Carol (Parker) Geary, of Pinedale WY, wife of younger brother Conley.
Survivors include his brother, Conley Geary, of Pinedale, WY, nieces Diana (Michael) Wiggs of Filer, ID and Sally Cothrel (Patrick) of Garden Grove, CA; Terry (Richard) Freeman of Greeley, CO, and Dixie Geary of Ft. Collins, CO, along with several great-nieces and nephews, and great-great nieces and nephews, as well as many cousins.
The family wishes to thank Father Tim Hogan, and the staff and volunteers at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, the staff and friends at Cobble Creek, the nurses, doctors and staff at Spencer Hospital, and the staff of Warner Funeral Home.
Donations can be made in Bill's memory to Easter Seals Camp Sunnyside, 401 North East 66th Avenue, Des Moines, IA 50313 or Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 1111 4th Avenue West, Spencer, IA 51301.
There will be a lunch served in the church hall following the memorial service and prior to the graveside service.
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The National Humanities Center has awarded a fellowship to Colleen Lye, an associate professor of English at UC Berkeley. She is one of 37 scholars from around the world, and the 23rd member of the Berkeley faculty to receive the fellowship
The 2015-16 fellows, who will work on a research project at the North Carolina center, represent scholarship in anthropology, archaeology, art history, comparative literature, cultural studies, history, music, philosophy and religious studies.
In making the announcement, the center's director, Geoffrey Harpham, called the new cohort "a superb group of scholars representing a wide range of humanistic fields. It's a privilege to be able to support their work."
Lye's 2005 book America's Asia: Racial Form and American Literature, 1893-1945 received the Cultural Studies Book Award by the Association of Asian American Studies. She is currently working on a new project on Asian American literary formation after the 1960s and its relationship to global economies.
This year's fellows, who were chosen from 537 applicants, include four scholars from UC campuses. Professors Mary Elizabeth Berry and Robin Einhorn, both from Berkeley's history department, were fellows in the 2014-15 academic year.
The National Humanities Center will award $1.6 million this year in fellowship grants to allow scholars to take leave from their regular academic work to pursue research at the center. Since its founding in 1978, the center has awarded more than 1,300 scholars in the humanities.
To see a complete list of the 2015-16 fellows, visit the center's website.


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Bml.bruno posted a topic in Doubts and real storiesHi, i'm from Uruguay. I suffer from chronic back pain, pills make go lazy and i need to sleep A LOT apart from other secondary effects like headaches and vomits. So I started to use marijuana and my pain level reduced. But here in Uruguay marijuana is illegal and street marijuana is mix with chemicals and it's not natural and doesn't have a medical effect. I can't grow, so i can't use this wonderful medicine. Next year i'm planning to go to a country that i can ask for a serious marijuana medical treatment because my pain level is growing. So where can i go?


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Police standoff ends peacefully at Knoxville apt. complex
A police standoff that included a SWAT team and negotiators and led to the shutdown of a Knoxville thoroughfare ended peacefully late Tuesday night about an hour and a half after it began, Knoxville police said.
Around 10:00 p.m., a woman called 911 from the Big Oak Apartments on Middlebrook Pike near I-640 and said her ex-boyfriend, Christopher Lyons, was outside her apartment.
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He's a puzzle of a man.
He is artist Tom Taylor. He is the poet Spiel. He is a world-weary soul with impassioned blue eyes, a wispy gray ponytail and a kaleidoscopic personality. He is intense and iconoclastic, creative and loquacious, intelligent and obsessive, engaging and cynical.
He's also mentally ill.
"I have a hard time with life," says Taylor, 67.
"I am unusual. I've always been unusual. And I've always been aware that I was unusual. . . . It's the truth. I'm strange."
Strange, yes. Successful, too, despite the battles that clatter around inside his head as Taylor wrestles with life's everyday challenges. A Pueblo West resident for the past decade, Taylor is one of the area's best-kept artistic secrets. Some of that is because few people here know him as Tom Taylor - in these parts, he's known as Spiel, a poet with a penchant for darkness and discomfort - and some is because of his insular lifestyle.
A typical day for Taylor - or Spiel, if you prefer - consists of work, work and more work in his home office, occasionally interrupted by a smoke break in his peaceful rooftop garden or some quality time with his dog, a sweet-and-feisty heeler named Gracie.
He ponders. He writes. He edits. He polishes. And then he wakes up the next day, takes his 13 prescribed medications (for "multiple diagnoses" of mental illness and physical maladies that include fibromyalgia, cluster headaches and arthritis), and does it again.
"He's very dedicated to his work," says Paul Welch, Taylor's partner for the past 24 years. "When he was an artist, he was consumed by that, and as a poet, he's consumed by his poetry. That's probably the main motivation in his life."
Says Taylor, shaking his head, "I never dreamed that I'd stand up and say, 'I am a poet. I am the poet Spiel.' It's astonishing to me."
He's a prolific wordsmith, cranking out chapbooks (small books favored by small-press publishers) filled with sharp-edged poetry that ranges from searing to satirical and explores the cobwebbed corners of the human condition. The subjects are real and raw: incest, suicide, war, death, love.
"I think life's uncomfortable," he says. "One of my therapists once said, 'Sometimes I think you live in a war zone.' And I said, 'I do. Doesn't everybody?' . . . I think a lot of people wouldn't admit it, but doesn't everybody get up in the morning and sort of duck and cover?"
Taylor's perspective is hardly surprising for a man whose long, strange trip through life has been longer and stranger than most.
"When I was 30 years old, I thought I'd be a famous artist. I thought I'd be comfortable and admired, like I'd be Matisse or something," he says. "But it hasn't turned out that way."
The passion inside
At his peak, Taylor was a commercially successful wildlife artist who also produced critically acclaimed works laced with in-your-face social commentary. From 1964 to 1996, he had nearly 50 solo exhibitions in museums, galleries and private showings. His images appeared on needlepoint patterns, in magazines, on record album covers and book jackets - even on coffee mugs, serving trays and bedding sets in the case of his signature piece, "Tuskers," a stylish, mesmerizing rendition of an elephant herd.
Not bad for a kid who grew up on a dairy farm in Longmont, where he developed an appreciation for animals and art - and where he first felt the overwhelming need to create. At the time, he didn't understand where the drive came from, but he does now: "I was born with mental illness. . . . That's what the passion inside me was, and that passion drove me to make art and to write."
Taylor was a natural artist and a good student, at least when he wasn't in a depressive state. He attended the University of Colorado, but dropped out twice - "I remember staying in bed, not going to class and being terribly depressed, not able to help myself."
At one point, one of his professors sent him to the infirmary to see a psychiatrist, who suggested that perhaps he needed psychological help.
"This was in 1959 - not common practice," Taylor says. "I told her, 'I don't know what you're talking about.' . . . I wish to god I had heard what they were saying. I wish, I wish, I wish."
He migrated to California, where he worked as an upscale needlepoint designer (under the name Thoss Taylor) in Beverly Hills and enjoyed the high life. He made good money, drove a Porsche and thrived in the make-love-not-war lifestyle of the late '60s.
"I wasn't a bona-fide hippie, because I was making a lot of money at the time," he says with a laugh.
His conceptual-art career blossomed during that time, too, but Taylor decided to lay down his brush. He dropped out of the L.A. scene in 1972 and headed to Northern California, where he worked as a dairyman, managed a cattle ranch and a fruit orchard and embraced isolationism and introspection.
He followed a friend to Africa in 1978 - and revived his artistic soul in the process. Armed with a dime-store watercolor kit, he methodically went about the business of becoming a wildlife artist.
"I didn't know (bleep)," he says. "I painted some wildebeests and they looked like Herefords!"
Animal attraction
It didn't take Taylor long to master the new hard-edged painting style that would become his trademark. He created beautiful images of African animals for a calendar produced by the Zambia Wildlife Conservation Society, and his career skyrocketed. He produced a series of fine-art posters for the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. And the popularity of "Tuskers" generated attention from everyone from the World Wildlife Fund to a major international licensing agent. Suddenly, the Tom Taylor "look" was in demand.
For Taylor, "Tuskers" was a personal masterpiece.
"It's just something you hit on," he says. "You don't set out to do something like that. Many times after that I tried to figure out what the formula was, tried to do it again, and it wouldn't work."
But the royalty checks from his images came rolling in, and life was good. But not great. Taylor continued to battle his demons (and finally sought professional help in 1982), even as he was producing both lucrative animal images and unique alternative-style art that featured everything from paintings of people with coat hangers for heads to a series that used white bread as a symbol of America's shallow values.
He worked hard. He crashed hard. And just days after emerging from the hospital after fighting through a nervous breakdown in the mid-'80s, he met Welch in Denver. They've been together ever since - a complementary pairing of laid-back and intense.
Taylor continued to crank out piece after piece. But he gradually became bored with the same old, hard-edged beasts on canvas, and he adopted a new style in the mid-'90s that used mixed-media and created "wilder" wild animals. It wasn't well-received by a public expecting the Taylor look, though, and the artist became disheartened.
And then Tom Taylor died.
Preparing to die
In the fall of 1996, Taylor was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. His doctor gave him six months to live. If there's ever anything you and Paul have always wanted to do, she said, now is the time to do it.
"Paul said that within 45 seconds, I gave up my career," Taylor says.
He sold off most of his inventory. The men traveled to Mexico, and to Yellowstone National Park. And Taylor waited for the end.
"I decided that the best thing to do was to learn to love dying," he says.
"I used to lie in my bed and look up at the ceiling and say, 'OK, OK, I'm ready.' "
But a funny thing happened on the way to the afterlife: It turned out that Taylor didn't have pancreatic cancer. His pancreas had wrapped itself around his common bile duct, producing similar pain and symptoms to the deadly cancer. But by the time the doctors figured that out, Taylor's brain was dead-set on dying.
"I couldn't start to learn to love living," he says. "I couldn't get back."
Complicating matters, his pain persisted. Surgeons would insert a stent so his bile duct would drain and everything would be fine for a while, but then the blockage would return. They replaced the stent 17 times.
Frustrated on all fronts, Taylor and Welch moved to Pueblo West in 1998. And shortly thereafter, Taylor underwent biliary bypass surgery in Colorado Springs - a procedure that finally solved the problem and stopped the pain.
As he regained his strength, Taylor also redefined himself. He wrote short stories, and then poetry - and he metamorphosed into his current persona: The Poet Spiel. His imagination surged, and the written word became his new medium for personal expression. And the small-press publishers loved his lower-case, punctuation-free verse, which was filled with deep texture and genuine passion.
"I didn't really know what I was doing at first - I was just messing around," he says. "But I sent some stuff off to a few places and immediately started getting accepted . . . and I've been on a roll ever since."
A creative comeback
But even as his newly discovered creativity came tumbling forward via his written word, his feeling of incompleteness - so evident in his lifelong imagery of faceless and headless people, and houses without doors and windows - persisted. He still had no interest in picking up a paintbrush.
However, that changed about a year ago. Inspired by an abstract exhibit at the Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center - and by interest showed in his work by then-interim curator Trisha Fernandez - Taylor went back to the canvas. The plan was for him to produce some new paintings to go with his vast and varied collection of older pieces, and to couple them with his poetry in a 2009 exhibit at the arts center. It was a tantalizing prospect: a chance to pair Taylor and Spiel in a respected gallery.
Slowly and painfully, Taylor went to work, producing five new paintings in his favorite medium, gouache. There was a faceless self-portrait, a piece showing a crowd of people with buttons for mouths, and an intense work that included an American flag, barbed wire, a baby factory, a row of dodo birds, flying harpies and the words "Jesus Hates Dead Babies." Just as importantly, he was able to maintain his poetry career at the same time.
"At that point, I started to be alive again," he says. "Something gave me the confidence to unite those two pieces of me into one for the first time since I died."
But his elation turned to despair last winter. The show was canceled because of a contractual disagreement between Taylor and the arts center's executive director, Maggie Divelbiss. Taylor, ever in tenuous balance with himself, was devastated.
"I have not painted since," he says.
Perhaps what bothers Taylor the most is that the lost show was a chance to make a profound statement about what mentally ill people can accomplish.
"It was to be a public expression to encourage others," he says. "It was going to say: Look at me. Tomorrow you can get up and be an abstract artist, and the next morning you can be a realistic artist, and the next morning you can get up and be a writer, and the next morning you can get up and write a novel, and the next morning you can get up and write poetry. And you can do it out loud and you can do it in private, and you can fingerpaint and you can scribble on the floor.
"You can do all those things and don't let anyone say you can't. . . . I'm living proof. But it ain't been easy."
For now, Tom Taylor and Spiel are separate again. But somewhere deep within his synapses, Taylor knows that his inner artist and poet are no longer mutually exclusive.
"It's like my shrink tells me: 'You made that leap of faith. You made that step,' " he says.
So where does Taylor go from here? He can't tell you for sure, other than to say he's working hard on two new poetry books (one is "Once Upon a Farmboy"), has recorded a spoken-word CD and expends much energy dealing with his daily pains.
"I'm not looking for a show. I'm not out there knocking on doors. And I'm not just an artist," he says.
"I don't know what's next. I do it one day at a time. I have to."
making pictures without mouths
unloading griefs I did not know
in pictures without mouths
in pictures rows of pictures stacks & stacks of pictures of the children
without faces
without mouths
to speak to tell of all their needs
to tell their stories
where they'd been
why they stood before the houses
without doors
without windows
stood before those houses
could not speak those children without mouths
in pictures that I made
unloading griefs that at that time I could not know & at that time
I changed my name to hide my blackened tongue
so blackened then by griefs of secrets hidden there behind my face
without a place to speak & hushed by circumstance beyond my naive understanding
sullen & in grieving making pictures rows & stacks of pictures without mouths
i wish you were a chair there a soft open chair
i wish you were hair there as bright as ripe wheat where
i wish you were air there at dawn its freshness of sky there in my mirror
there me watching me
there resting on you as chair
combing through you as hair
inhaling you as air
i wish you were a chair me reclined on you
there in my mirror where i finger you as hair
oh i wish you were air here & i were a chair
- by the poet spiel
Name: Tom Taylor, aka The Poet Spiel
Age: 67
Education: attended University of Colorado (1959-64)
Family: Paul Welch, partner for 24 years
Years in Pueblo West: 10
Favorite book: "Winesburg, Ohio," by Sherwood Anderson
Favorite artists: Matisse, Egon Schiele, David Hockney
Favorite food: Mexican
Favorite music: Leonard Cohen
Favorite movies: "Pulp Fiction," Robert Altman's "Shortcuts," "Brokeback Mountain"
Favorite TV shows: "The Daily Show," "60 Minutes"
Role model/personal hero: My late Uncle Dudley. He was a microbiologist who worked for the U.S. Government in Washington, D.C. He was a genius; he knew many languages and played multiple music instruments. When I was just a farmkid, he was the first person ever who asked if he could buy one of my paintings. It was of two human feet growing up out of the ground, one of them white and one of them black. I'd titled it, "Integration." He said, "How much do you want for that?" I said, "$120," as if I'd been in the business of selling for a long time. He reached into his pocket and pulled out $120. Man, that was a lot of money in the early '50s, especially to a kid! He was a deeply magnificent human being, a maverick who taught me that it was OK for me to be me.
Greatest personal accomplishment: Sustaining a long-term relationship - and against the odds of the culture in which we live.
The poet Spiel's Web site is www.thepoetspiel.name .


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Emirates College of Technology (ECT) celebrated its 22nd graduation ceremony on the 23rd of April at the Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi; honoring more than 500 students for their outstanding achievements.
The graduation ceremony was presided over by President of ECT, Professor Abdul Rahim Sabouni, with Sheikh Abdullah Bin Mohammed Bin Khalid Al Nahyan attending the event as a guest of honor. The VIP guest list included ECT Board of Trustees, Ambassadors, CEOs, strategic partners and other prominent figures in the education industry. It was an opportunity to celebrate and honor ECT's 22nd cohort of students, many of whom have shown tremendous commitment to their studies.
Commencement address was given by Professor Sabouni, addressing graduate students and faculty members, attributing the university's success to the progressive education policies set by the UAE Government, and the constant support and innovation shown by the Abu Dhabi government endorsing the Emirate's ambition and continual strive towards bringing significant qualitative improvement in the education system; specifically in the way teachers teach and students learn. Professor Sabouni further talked about diversity in education and paid a special emphasis on the challenges and opportunities presented by the fourth industrial revolution and how the university is tackling the fields of the 21st century to ensure students are equipped with necessary skills enabling them to succeed in their chosen careers.
"Our graduation ceremony marked the culmination of months of hard work for our graduate students. It was a wonderful day celebrating our students' successes of our 22nd cohort, and we are proud to see graduates and colleagues share in celebration and reflect on what has been achieved over the last year." said Professor Abdul Rahim Sabouni, Acting President & CEO of Emirates College of Technology. "ECT takes great pride in the achievements of its students. In this "Year of Tolerance' we want our students to leave us equipped with real life skills that will not only enable them to succeed in jobs of the future, but will allow them to become exemplary human beings. That is our true legacy."
Graduates across all programs; Management, Industrial Management, HR, IT, Banking and Finance, Accounting, PR and Mass Communication in PR and Advertising, Journalism; received their diplomas and bachelor degrees, with top students graduating with a distinction, receiving a special honor.
ECT has an impressive history of notable past students. The University's recent graduates continue to do well year on year and enjoy successful careers in different industries. ECT has been recognized for its industry standard facilities, high quality curriculum and bachelor programs catering to both local and international markets.


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Aialik Glacier, Kenai Fjords, Alaska
Aialik Glacier, Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska. This is one glacier that isn't receding quickly. Instead, it still flows right into the tranquil waters of Aialik Bay, Alaska.Add to Cart Add to Lightbox Download
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Charles Phineas Schwartz was born to Moses and Anna (Frankfort) Schwartz in Vilna Poland [now Lithuania] in 1886. His family immigrated to Norway, Michigan. Schwartz graduated from the University of Chicago in 1908 and earned his JD from the University of Chicago Law School in 1909. Schwartz married Lavinia "Duffy" Schulman on October 20, 1920. Lavinia and Charles had three children: Polly (Mrs. Polly Hertz), Robert A. D., and Charles P. Jr.
Schwartz was official secretary to Julian W. Mack, Judge Illinois Appellate Court from 1909 to 1910. Judge Mack established the first juvenile court in Chicago. It was through Julian Mack that Schwartz was introduced to Hull-House and its founder Jane Addams. Schwartz was a resident of Hull-House for several years, serving as counsel to the Hull-House Association and as Jane Addams' legal counsel until her death in 1935. As legal counsel, Schwartz advised Jane Addams and other residents about estate donations to Hull-House. Schwartz's life-long passion for citizenship education, immigration, and teaching English as a second language, was nurtured through his relationships with Hull-House residents Julia Lathrop, and Grace and Edith Abbott.
Schwartz also worked for citizenship causes through governmental agencies and commissions. Schwartz served as an appeal agent for the Selective Service Commission during World War I and II. He also served as chairman of the Illinois Committee on Citizenship and Naturalization in the 1930s and wrote pamphlets and articles on the subject. In 1968, Charles and Lavinia donated $100,000 to establish the Charles P. & Lavinia S. Schwartz Citizen Project in the Graduate School of Education at the University of Chicago. Schwartz was chairman of the Illinois Independent Committee for Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1936, and his political friendships included Harold Ickes and Adlai Stevenson.
Charles Schwartz's dedication to social justice and ethical concerns was also rooted in his Jewish faith. Schwartz advocated that lay persons had an active role to play in institutional Judaism at a time in which many American Jews were becoming increasingly secular. Schwartz was a member of the KAM synagogue and delivered sermons at KAM and Beth Am congregations. In the 1930s and 1940s, Schwartz was also involved in debates regarding the response to anti-Semitism and the plight of European Jews; as well as the role of religious education in public schools.
Schwartz was an enthusiastic and dedicated alumnus of the University of Chicago and its law school through his adult life. As a member of the Citizens Board, the University of Chicago Law School Alumni Association, and in later years the Emeritus Club, Schwartz raised funds for scholarships and university buildings. Schwartz maintained friendships with Law School classmates such as James Pope, through correspondence, reunions, and other Alumni functions.
Schwartz' s career as a lawyer is visible through his participation in professional organizations, the Illinois and Chicago Bar Associations. Schwartz's work with the Chicago Bar Association included participation in the Civil Rights committee which focussed on issues such as Housing, the Civil Rights Bill of 1965, Police-Community relations, and Newsman's Privilege. Schwartz also worked as an attorney for the firm Knapp & Campbell; was counsel for United States Steel Co.; a partner at the firm Zeisler & Schwartz; and General Counsel and Vice-President for A.S. Schulman Electric company.
In addition to his social reform and religious interests, Charles Schwartz was an active member in the City Club of Chicago and served as its President from 1935-36. In the 1960s, the City Club of Chicago was dedicated to improving public transportation and rebuilding McCormick Place. Schwartz was also a member of the Cliff Dwellers club, the Quadrangle Club, and the Arts Club of Chicago.
Charles Schwartz was a gregarious man who valued his relationships with family and friends. This dedication is revealed through his relationship with his son, Charles P. Jr., and in photos of his wife, children, and colleagues.
This collection reflects Charles P. Schwartz's relationship to Jane Addams and Hull-House. It also documents Charles P. Schwartz's activities in alumni associations of the University of Chicago and its law school including the Citizens Board, the University of Chicago Law School Alumni Association and the Emeritus Club; his participation in the professional organizations the Illinois and Chicago Bar Associations, his work with the City Club of Chicago, his involvement in citizenship education with the Illinois Committee on Citizenship and Naturalization and the Charles P. & Lavinia S. Schwartz Citizen Project in the Graduate School of Education in the University of Chicago; and his membership with the KAM congregation.
This collection includes legal documents, correspondence, articles, programs, mailing lists, minutes, and annual reports for the Hull-House and Hull-House Association. This collection also includes correspondence, legal documents, financial records, mailing lists, articles, pamphlets, and newspaper clippings for the Chicago and Illinois Bar Association, the City Club of Chicago, the Citizens Board, the University of Chicago Law School Alumni Association, and the Emeritus Club. Correspondence includes letters by Woodrow Wilson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jane Addams, Ellen Gates Starr, Alice Hamilton, and Adlai Stevenson. This collection includes photographs and awards.
Unarranged papers were accessioned as they were received. In 2002, the accessions were combined and arranged by the cataloger.
This collection is divided into two series:
Series 1. Hull-House and Hull-House Association --1915-1974
Series 2. Professional and Personal Papers --1909-1975
The following documents were removed from the collection at the time of donation and added to the Hull-House Association Papers: Certificate of incorporation of Hull-House Association (1895), List of articles pertaining to Jane Addams at office and center for Hull-House Association (May 1970), Deed to Hull-House, signed by Helen Culver and Mary R. Smith (1900), Transfer of Hull-House property from Culver to the Association (1906), Quit-claim deeds by Culver and Smith (1900), Photostat of deed to land from Richard and Emily Crane to Hull-House Association (1907), Surveyor's plot of Hull-House Association buildings and land, Tax exemption for Hull-House - correspondence from D. W. Sullivan (April 1913), Hull-House lease original (1892) and 2 xerox copies, Lease extension original (1900) and 2 xerox copies, Sale of land - Helen Culver to R. T. Crane (March 1901)
The Charles P. Schwartz papers were donated to the University of Illinois at Chicago, Main Library, Special Collections, as six accessions between 1970-1977. Charles P. Schwartz donated Hull-House real estate and legal documents in 1970. Lavinia "Duffy" Schwartz donated Charles Schwartz's memorial program in 1975. Correspondence between Jane Addams and Charles Schwartz was received in 1976. The remainder of the collection was donated in 1977.
Charles Phineas Schwartz papers, Special Collections and University Archives, University of Illinois at Chicago


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The Kentucky Derby has been horse racing's most exciting event since 1875, when the first Run for the Roses was held at Churchill Downs. This is where the race takes place to this very day. The first Derby was attended by 10,000 people and 15 horses. Over 150,000 attended the event last year.
While you're here, of course you have to sip on a mint julep. It's the official cocktail of the Derby. The Derby is also one of the biggest fashion events of the year, with everyone putting on their spring best and donning amazing hats. It's the city's biggest party and it's the most important event in all of horse racing. The gates open at 8 am, and the big race itself will begin at 6:50 pm. You'll find Churchill Downs on Central Avenue. Just look for the famous Twin Spires, and you're there.
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A PRIMARY school teacher will be running the London Marathon in honour of her mum and a pupil, after witnessing their daily battle with diabetes.
Imogen Culliford-Morcom, who has taught at Great Wakering Primary Academy for the past four years, will take on the brutal 26.2 mile challenge in April.
The loving daughter has had to witness first hand her mum, Vanessa, 53, and pupil, Elliott Reynolds, 8, battle with type one diabetes throughout their lives.
The 27-year-old from Shoebury, said: "Mum was diagnosed when she was five after a virus attacked her pancreas, stopping it from working.
"As long as I can remember I've watched her have absolutely no control over her blood sugar, and grew up seeing how it affected her life, whether that was her mood, her ability to work, those kind of daily struggles.
"My job when I was young was to make her a cup of tea and check how much sugar she'd need to get to the normal level most of us have.
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"It's still heartbreaking seeing her so ill and knowing I can't do much to help, as it's incurable. She has to inject insulin four times a day."
She continued: "Elliott was in my class last year, and it was really hard to watch him go through the same struggles as mum at the age of eight.
"Everyday he'd have to have injections, finger pricks to test his blood sugar levels before eating, and count the number of carbohydrates he had for lunch.
"Both are such an inspiration to me, watching how they carry themselves despite what they go through everyday.
"I think there's this automatic perception that if you have diabetes you have a bad diet, which isn't the case- with type one, it's literally from sheer luck."
Earlier this year, Imogen ran the Brighton Marathon for Diabetes UK, raising £2,500 in total.
Already, she has raised £550 ahead of the London Marathon, and doesn't plan on stopping anytime soon.
She continued: "I've already held a host of raffles, curry nights, and cake sales at work to help raise money.
"I'll be fundraising from now right up until April."
To donate, please visit Imogen's JustGiving page: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/imogen-culliford-morcom2


text: Implementing Literacy Instruction for Students with Hearing Disabilities by using a Total Communication Approach and a Bilingual/Bicultural Approach. AN ACTION RESEARCH PROJECT ADRIENNE J. LORME` FALL 2010 EDUCATION 7201 Table of Contents • Abstract • Introduction -Statement of the Problem -Statement of the Hypothesis -Review of Related Literature 3 4 5-11 • Method- Coming soon to a PowerPoint near you -Participants -Instruments -Experimental Design -Procedure Table of Contents Results • Discussion • Implications • References • Appendices -Appendix A -Appendix B -Appendix C 12-15 Statement of the Problem Students with hearing disabilities struggle to read and write mainly because of their inability to phonetically break down a written word. This limits and delays their ability to develop acquisition of vocabulary and effectively reduces literacy opportunities normally available to their hearing counterparts. 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What is the Total Communication Approach? • Allows students to blend speech, ASL, and lip reading together. • Students can switch back and forth between these methods in order to use the best approach to help them comprehend the text . • ( WA LW O R T H , M O O R E S , & O ' R O U R K E . , 1 9 9 2 ) . What is the Bi/Bi Approach? • C h i l d re n l e a r n t o s i g n f i r s t a n d t h e n later learn Spoken English. (Ramsey & Padden, 1998;) Review of the Literature The Importance of Phonic Instruction Children with hearing disabilities have weak phonological awareness of the alphabet and this weakness correlates to their inadequacy with reading. (Bergeron, Lederberg, Easterbrooks, Miller, & Connor, 2009). • Phonic instruction leads to language acquisition. (Ling, 1988). • Helps students develop an understanding of how words are used in sentences. (Shankweiler & Liberman, 1989). • Experiences in linguistics increases their knowledge of how words should be read in a sentence. (Marschark, Sapere, & Convertino, 2009). Helps students develop a face-to-face form of their spoken language (Mayer, 2007). TC and Bi/Bi approach incorporating Phonics Researchers and Theorists who are against both approaches Students fall behind in reading because they are not given adequate reading time to comprehend the material. (Donne & Zigmond, 2008). Hearing impaired students lag in reading because they often lack metacognitive skills and syntactic knowledge. (Miller, 2005). Reading development is contingent on a fully developed primary language. Therefore, incomplete or inconsistent signed or spoken language may affect the development of reading proficiency. (Chamberlain , 2002). TC Approach PRO'STheorists/Prationers who support a TC Approach Increases interaction with spoken language and therefore allows students to better comprehend how a word is used in a sentence. (Mayer, 2007; Council for Exceptional Children, 2010; ) Students who used an oral approach were able to comprehend the text better than students who were signed the text. (Marschark et.al, 2009). CON's-Theorists and who are against a TC Approach Signers/speakers alter their messages to accommodate signing or speaking and therefore messages and comprehension become tangible. (Cerney, 2007). BI/BI Approach Pro's- Theorist and Practioners who support Bi/Bi Con's-Theorists and Practioners who are against Bi/BI Helps students find and embrace ASL and English do not share a their identity within the Deaf Culture (Chaleff and Ritter, 2001; Evans, 2004). phonological system that is remotely similar on many levels. (Haptonstall-Nykaza & Schick, 2007). Students will never learn to efficiently use their residual hearing, develop speech or correct phonemes-graphemes of words. (Lynas, 2005). Gives children the maximum amount of comprehensible input and foster cognitive development that is needed for literacy. (Eisenbraun, Johnstone, Lazarus, Liu, Matchett, Moen, & Quenemoen, 2009). Strategies used for Reading Instruction TC Approach Bi/Bi Approach Fingerspelling Fingerspelling Lip Reading/Speech ASL Reading (Harris and Moreno, 2006). ASL Visual-Auditory Learning Cued Speech Spoken English References Bergeron, J.P., Lederberg, A.R., Easterbrooks, S.R., Miller, E.M., & Connor, C.M. (2009). Building the Alphabetic Principle in young children who are deaf or hard of hearing. The Volta Review, 109(2-3), 87-119. Cerney, J. (2007). Deaf education in America: Voices of children from inclusion settings. Washington, DC: Gallaudet University Press. Chaleff, C & Ritter, M. (2001). The use of miscue analysis with deaf readers. The Reading Teacher, 55(2), 190-200. Chamberlain, C. (2006). Reading skills of deaf adults who sign: Good and poor readers compared. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, McGill University, Montreal. Donne, V., & Zigmond, N. (2008). Engagement during reading instruction for students who are deaf or hard of hearing in public schools. American Annals of the Deaf, 153(3), 294-303. Evans, C. (2004). Literacy development in deaf students: Case studies in bilingual teaching and learning. American Annals of the Deaf, 149(1), 17-30. Harris, M & Moreno, C. (2006). Speech reading and learning to read: A comparison of 8-year-old profoundly deaf children with good and poor reading ability. Haptonstall-Nykaza, T & Schick, B. (2007). The transition from fingerspelling to English print: Facilitating English decoding. Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education, 12(2), 172-183. References Ling, D. (1988). Foundations of spoken language for hearing-impaired children. Washington, DC: Alexander Graham Bell Association of the Deaf. Lynas, W. (2005). Controversies in the education of deaf children. Current Paediatrics, 15, 200-2006. Marschark, M., Sapere, P., & Convertino, C. (2009). Are deaf students' reading challenges really about reading? American Annals of the Deaf, 154(4), 357-370. Mayer, C. (2007). What really matters in the early literacy development of deaf children. Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education, 12(4), 411-431. Miller, P. (2005). Reading comprehension and its relation to the quality of functional hearing: Evidence from readers with different functional hearing abilities. American Annals of the Deaf, 150(3), 305-323. Ramsey, C., & Padden, C. (1998). Natives and newcomers: Gaining access to literacy in a classroom for deaf children. Anthropology and Education Quarterly, 29(1), 5-24. Shankweiler, D., & Liberman, (Eds.). (1989). Phonology and reading disability: Solving the reading puzzle. Unknown, MI: The University of Michigan Press. Walworth, M., Moores, D., & O'Rourke, T. (1992). A free hand: Enfranchising the education of deaf children. Springfield Springs, MD: T.J. Publishers.


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Bertrand repeated without question [3] McCabe's assertion that "concerns about Trump had been building 'for some time' – and that [McCabe] was convinced the FBI would have been justified in opening a case against the president."
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