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The Public Library
Yet the books will be there on the shelves, well born,
Derived from people, but also from radiance, heights.
"And Yet the Books," Czeslaw Milosz.
My husband and I had just moved to Setauket, Long Island, in 1985, where we hardly knew a soul except a couple of people from his department at Stony Brook University. We decided that besides watching television, we needed to have access to books and magazines for entertainment, and therefore became members of the local public library. When we drove into the driveway of Emma Clark Library we were entranced: The red brick colonial structure was shaded by maple and oak, the windows reflecting the evening sky, verdant foliage framing the grounds; it looked like a picture postcard. We parked in the lot and walked up the broad steps leading to the front door. The well-lighted central space bordered with shelves of books, opening into a separate magazine room with plush couches, a flight of stairs snaking up to the stacks in the mezzanine, the children's library downstairs, the music library next door, and tiny carrels for quiet study in the basement, welcomed me to a home away from home. This Setauket library, my American Dream, helped me through my transitions: my separation from India; the birth of my children; their maturing process; my first book; and the death of my father.
Three years earlier I had immigrated to the U.S. to pursue graduate studies at George Washington University, in Washington, D.C. I had felt exposed, my skin, my clothes, my speech branding me as a girl from elsewhere. With winter arrived the Heimweh or homesickness I was reading about in my course on German Romantic literature; it grew like a big tumor in the middle of my chest. I hid in my apartment, a pile of books next to my bed.
My first public library experience had been in Calcutta in 1971. My brothers and I were cooped up at home during the long summer months. We had exhausted every game of cards we knew, monopoly, snakes and ladders, hop scotch, and tag. Television had not yet entered our lives. Soon we were annoying each other, and our mother was so fed up with us, she took us on an expedition to a public library, known as a lending library, located in one of the shuttered shops on the road leading through the throngs of the vegetable market. Inside this dank and dreary space a sliver of evening lighted up only the shelves closest to the door. I picked up mystery novels by Enid Blyton, which were lined up next to trashy novels in English, Hindi, and Bengali, while my brothers picked up Hardy Boys and Phantom comics. My mother paid 25 paisa for each and I felt thrilled to be walking home with books which I later read sitting on the floor, my back resting against the bed frame. My mother must have felt relieved that the books would keep us quiet for a few days. We learned not to read them quickly, because then we would not be able to go back to the library so soon to replenish our stock. We had to conserve money and extend our enjoyment of the books, a trick we soon mastered. Even if the tension was building up when one of the boys in the novel was almost at the point of facing the criminal, we had to slow down and digest our hero's smallest movement, the tiniest detail of the setting, the taste of the chocolate that he bit into to calm his nerves.
That year the Naxalite revolution spread in and around Calcutta, and it was too dangerous for schools to be open, so they remained closed for 6 months. The Naxals, influenced by Mao Zedung's ideology, were from a village in West Bengal called Naxalbari, where the landless peasants revolted for redistribution of land. The movement spread to urban areas and students joined the movement embracing its ideology of fighting against people in authority, ranging from businessmen to professors. As the revolts were spontaneous, unexpected and bloody, fear was rampant around Calcutta, and routine life as people had experienced so far came to a standstill.
School authorities did not want their schools to burn and for children to die, so they took the next best step and sent the children home for a really long holiday. We were homebound. Since it was not advisable for us to be on the streets after dark, our games of cricket and kabaddi in the compounds or on the empty streets were only in the evenings for a couple of hours before curfew, as the afternoons were too hot. It was the lending library that saved our mother from frayed nerves and us from near-suicidal ennui. My mother did not complain that she had to pay so much for every book we took out, probably because the cost was well worth the quiet she desired! Moreover, since she loved to read, she too borrowed magazines in Tamil, like Kumudam, Ananda Vikatan, and Kalki to browse through in the afternoons after her work in the kitchen was done. The newspapers were filled with terrible news of people being killed on the streets, of university teachers being terrorized by students, of bosses being threatened by their employees. Robberies were becoming normal. Although I did not read the articles, I saw the pictures in the newspapers and heard my parents speak about these incidents with horror.
While the world outside was falling apart, my brothers and I sat on the cool mosaic floor of our bedroom and read our novels over and over again, and dreamed of our next trip to the lending library.
There was a library in school, but I had never laid eyes on it, not even when classes resumed after our lengthy break. Our teacher would bring a stack of books and distribute them to us. We were not invited to choose the books we wanted. And I never thought to ask if I could please pick a book. I took the book offered by the teacher as if it was a special gift and read it even if it was not particularly interesting and I did not remember any of it a few months later. Turning the pages, hearing their rustle, seeing the printed words, and smelling the paper's musty smell were all part of the experience of reading non-academic tomes. New worlds opened up magically; I could enter them, meet characters and communicate with them.
A year later we moved to Madras (presently renamed Chennai), where we begged our mother to find a lending library. She did. But now something strange and wonderful happened. My dad discovered The British Council Library through a friend and he soon took us there. We walked from the bustling thoroughfare of the main road into the capacious space of the library with its polished mosaic floors, gleaming counters and solid wooden shelves, lines of them disappearing into the distance. My dad's friend guided us to the literature shelves where we found beautifully bound books with crisp white pages, a far cry from the yellowed and torn pages in the little hole-in-the-wall lending library in Calcutta. We mostly found adults browsing the shelves or reading at the wide tables. The silence was as clean as the walls and floors, broken occasionally by voices of the librarians. Tall, majestic women in saris handled the books, stamping them with due dates. They spoke English in British accents. And I felt I had entered the elite provinces of Indian society.
I was so proud to have a library card and was told I could choose a bunch of books and keep them for three weeks. My brothers and I were loath to leave the BC, but we knew that this was a place we would visit again and again with our father. Television had still not entered our home and so besides playing gili-danda, kabaddi, and cricket on the street, reading the books we got from BC was our favorite pastime. I added to my empire of knowledge: from Shakespeare to the Brontes.
When our family moved to Bombay (presently renamed Mumbai), it was only natural to find the British Council branch there. I was thrilled it was only a 15-minute bus ride away. I also discovered a library in Max Muller Bhavan, which was right by my neighborhood, a contrast to the Gothic gloom of the Bombay University library where I would spend many hours of my M.A. studying for my exams. The entire theme of Bombay University library, built in 1857, was brown—ceilings, walls, floors, desks, counters. The books would be fetched for us from the stacks located in the mysterious recesses of this enormous Victorian building. I loved escaping from this gloom to the transparent white light of Max Muller Bhavan library where I would pore over Heine and Goethe. My stressed nerves relaxed as I sat back and read the German newspapers piecing together the news with my rudimentary knowledge of German.
Looking back at the aura of the British Council, the Bombay University library, USIS (United States Information Service) library, and Max Muller Bhavan, that captivated, seduced, as well as nurtured me, I had no knowledge in me about these libraries as vestiges of European colonization of India. They sat there, rich and luxurious, bursting with European knowledge in the humanities and the sciences, in the middle of third world metropolises, welcoming young people like me eager to eat greedily of the world, the one they knew and the one they did not know, the familiar and the strange, the near and the far; people like me were filled with the desire to enter the portals of the elite and the erudite. At that time, I was not aware that the Indians with their British accents in the British Council were the only Indians in the library, except for the readers; Indian authors, except perhaps for R.K. Narayan and Rabindranath Tagore, barely graced those multiple shelves. There may have been others but these books were not apparent to me. The USIS mainly carried American, mostly white, authors; and Max Muller Bhavan library only carried German authors, since it was established in India to promote German literature.
I reminisce about that lending library in Calcutta mother took us to in 1971. It is perhaps the symbol of a reading space that did not have the luxury of the British Council, but it was accessible to any passerby regardless of how they looked or how they were dressed. The big iron gates and the tall walls of BC did not welcome the poor, whereas, in this hole-in-the-wall library in Calcutta, the passerby could smoke his bidi and leaf through the magazines and the comics. The vegetable vendor could pick up Bengali novels to read at night after her meal. Indigenous literary production mostly ended up in these lending libraries, a wealth only waiting for postcolonial scholars to uncover as Indians became conscious about our own decolonization process. For some of us, this act of decolonization is probably just beginning, after a multitude of other seductions both in India and in the industrialized West. After the 1960s, public libraries began springing up in major Indian cities, but they still continue to be miniscule in ratio compared to the population.
I hold a special place in my heart for that dank, dark, smelly lending library in Calcutta that saved my family during the Naxalite rebellion. It symbolized life, while death, despair, and uncertainty reigned outside its decaying walls. Similarly Bombay University Library, although a Victorian relic, opened its doors to students across class and caste spectrum; it was more egalitarian when it came to listening to student concerns; it encouraged critical thinking among its students, more so than any institution outside its walls.
It is hard to see the connection between the colonizer's stamp of superiority on knowledge production and the colonizer opening up beautiful spaces for the educated youth to enter and become seduced by "superior" knowledge offered in shiny, bound volumes. As a young woman in India, I was not conscious of this connection, and now years later, I realize that each of these reading spaces was enticing—from the mysterious little lending library in Calcutta to the clean and well-lighted place of the British Council and the American library. And today, although I am conscious of this jagged connection between knowledge production and the seduction of ambience surrounding the housing of knowledge, I continue to be in awe of pretty little libraries sitting like diamonds in the poorest areas. Libraries do not care if they appear anachronistic in decrepit neighborhoods.
The public library in the U.S. is a sign of prosperity. It represents the first world that declares its economic and intellectual superiority. In some places it accentuates the depravity around it, though it wants to make a statement about democracy. Yet, whatever the complex controversies, the public library articulates the possibilities that humans have for personal growth. Once within its premises, you can leave your many identities at the door and enter the democracy of the mind and the heart. Witness the multitudes of bildungsroman that have scenes of the young boy or girl getting his or her first library card and becoming enchanted with the world of words.
The materials are now various, responsive to every taste. The colonial narratives that were upheld in the past have given way to multiple dialogues which spell freedom and are a testimony to diverse perspectives and legitimating different ways of life; the lay person has found a voice; popular culture, whether in music or film, has found its worth among its shelves. While democracy could be whittled away outside the walls of libraries--groups oppressed because of race or religion, or violence erupting as a way to end violence resulting in enmeshing a country in its juggernaut--within the public library, women, men, and children, walk or sit or stand absorbed in the act of reading or writing or viewing. The silence is calming to the minds that come from the raging life outside. Libraries are literally holy spaces that can hold us in tranquillity for a few minutes, sometimes a few hours, and we walk away with materials that will keep us absorbed for a while from the problems of our lives and offer us insights we may not otherwise have. Violence anywhere gains in horror when libraries are burned down, just as much as religious houses are desecrated.
My children, from the time they were babies, practically grew up in Emma Clark Library in Setauket, Long Island. I went to every mom and tot program, spent many afternoons with them in the children's section leafing through alphabet books, or playing blocks on the mats, or participating in story-telling sessions. My kids would ask, "Are we going to the liebayree today?" I guess our reading together stretched on the floor of the children's section helped them finally pronounce "br" as a unified sound! When they were teenagers, going to the library to pick up bags of books, especially in the summer months, was a ritual they looked forward to. Getting tokens, such as candy pink pencils, stickers, and erasers brought them more joy than any expensive toy.
The public library helped me with my many transitions, one of them being my distance from my family and my husband's family. It helped me from feeling terribly alone in the United States. It proved a friend to the lonely immigrant. And now after my children have left home to follow their paths, I once again depend upon the public library to offer me succor from feelings of abandonment or lonesomeness.
So it was with shock I received the news in 2002 that the public libraries were under surveillance and were forced to share with FBI agents the names of its patrons and the materials they borrowed as well as their internet search records. This government policy was a direct result of the Patriot Act, "Section 215, which is commonly nicknamed the 'library records provision,' because it called on librarians to hand over patron reading and computer records when requested by law enforcement under a Section 215 request. The law further paired government requests for information with a gag order, so if librarians were asked to hand over patron data, they legally weren't allowed to alert anyone" (Glaser, Slate, 2015). How could this haven of freedom that manifested its quintessential Americanness become its opposite? Librarians across the country protested, but many had to give in. Would my checking out books on Islam make me a terrorist? Should I now throw in a book on civics or one on the triumphs of Reagan among the pile I was checking out? Choosing books to prove my patriotism was like planting the American flag on my front lawn! The irony is that the library is the one place where we find dissenting voices in the American tradition, from the first colonists to the present. It can become problematic for the truly paranoid—do they pick up a book on the Boston Tea Party because it is the voice of dissent against the then English establishment, or would that be seen as unpatriotic because it is a far cry from our current Tea Party folk who are conservative and want to return to the old ways when half the people in this country were not seen as American or received the vote? Will the library have to take steps to only hold some books and discard the ones that will be seen as dangerous? How does one even begin to make these choices?
If indeed the library does ban books from its shelves, would I have to resort to shop for books on Mumbai's pavement "libraries?" In the late 70s and early 80s, I had spent a good amount of time browsing the "shelves" i.e. the pavements where booksellers sat with rows and rows of books spread out in front of them. They knew the titles they had in their collection although they may not have read a single one of them. This was the place to get banned books, my friends informed me. As teenagers, we were intrigued by everything that was forbidden to us, banned books among them. I learned in 1980 that D.H. Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover was banned in India. My classmates opined, "No problem. You can find a copy at the pavement booksellers." Just as my wise classmates predicted, I found a copy there for just a couple of rupees and read it right through and was truly disappointed that it was devoid of anything bordering on pornographic. Couldn't the Indian censor board read? It was only years later I realized that the British had banned Lawrence's book because it had transgressed the class law—Lady Chatterley had transgressed by her union with the gardener who belonged to the lower economic strata. So it only seemed apt that the book be sold by a struggling bookseller on the Mumbai pavement who didn't much care about either Lawrence or Lady Chatterley. Perhaps he may have found some camaraderie with the gardener, for, like him, he probably fantasized about romance with upper class females, the stuff of Bollywood movies.
It is a worthwhile sight—people standing beside these pavement stores reading a variety of books in English, Hindi, or Marathi, and in the end buying one or none. Visiting Mumbai only a couple of years ago, I saw that this had not changed. The scene from the early 80s persists today—the publication of more novels as a result of an increase in publishers has resulted in more business for the pavement booksellers. Also the lack of public libraries makes these pavement booksellers take their place. That the price is a fraction of what books cost at the big bookstores now being built in the mega malls in almost every Indian city makes these pavement stores accessible to the middle and lower middle classes of India.
I find a vestige of this pavement book vending culture in New York City and suddenly feel at home lolling beside a rickety stand of books and browsing. The flashbacks I have of my family's experience in the 1970s in Calcutta is more resonant today with the increasing surveillance of our thoughts in a digitized world, as well as the risk of losing our democratic ideals, whether in the United States or in India, the banning of books and, in some instances, the threats leveled at writers. Censorship has always been present in democratic societies and totalitarian regimes. Banned books in the U.S., such as Allen Ginsberg's Howl and Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird survived censorship and are now solidly ensconced in the literary landscape. Similarly, in India, books that continue to be banned somehow make it into the hands of the public. The pavement booksellers are more in touch with our democratic ideals and manage to stock banned books and the titles of indigenous authors. It is worth noting that libraries are the only places that survive repression of thought and non-violently fight against surveillance and censorship. Only the public library can bring to us critical thinking in this age of global surveillance and propaganda. It is the one place where we can read about the real lives of people, find factual evidence in literary production, test our hunches with those that writers have put into words. We can still hold onto the art of carefully constructed articulation of one's authentic self, not fall prey to sound bites on television and other social media.
As Czeslaw Milosz writes,
Yet the books will be there on the shelves, well born,
Derived from people, but also from radiance, heights.
Milosz, writing in the last century and witnessing the ravages of Nazi occupation and the violence of the Great Wars, knew that only the words would remain after the bodies have been burned. The words bear witness; they stand as sentinels to all what is noble about the human being; words are the harbingers of freedom and creativity. Shelves of books are witness to human dreams, of imaginations taking flight, free from the bars of prison cells and ghettos.
I am certainly not a Luddite quarreling over Google's project of digitizing library holdings. But I worry about losing the tiny hole-in-wall space of a lending library or the expanse of a brick and mortar structure. If public libraries get digitized, would there be a need for the physical structure of libraries, I ask my friends and family. Everyone I talk to believes that the buildings and their décor have to exist, but with fewer shelves and more cubicles with computers. Since public funds for education and the arts are decreasing and people's mindsets are changing with the advent of technology and other economic factors straining their lives, libraries in poorer regions are closing, some completely, like Multnomah in Oregon, and some partially, like Southland in Southern California. These public spaces will not disappear, my wise kin predict—at least, not just yet. But the threat of seeing mere skeletons of these denizens of knowledge is imminent in some areas of the United States and in other parts of the world.
With the comforting thought that libraries are currently existing where I live, I gaze at the latest pile of books I have checked out of Emma Clark library. The feeling of dread, that hollow cave in the pit of my stomach, similar to the Heimweh I experienced long ago in George Washington University, has been planted, though. I want it to disappear, so I can relax about the success of my immigrant quest of finding a shore to beach upon. This concrete shore that rises above divisions. This house of words. This orchestra of silence and thought. This place which testifies to the best about humans. One can argue that all of this can be preserved in a computer. It's true that technology can now preserve our words from the ravages of time. But can a computer give us the physical space to find solace with other humans in a place of thought and words, a space that rises above the strife and division that exist in the real world—residential or commercial?
I find two tendencies happening simultaneously; on one hand more people are reading digitized books and hardly frequent a library; on the other hand, there are people fascinated with the making of books, making the entire product from the paper to its finished form, collating, binding, and printing poems on them, often selling them for a song. And these rare books, just like the banned books, are to be found in precious little library spaces, meant only for the one seeking the noble, the precious, the rare.
The immigrant or refugee feeling lonely and bereft finds comfort in a place where various judgements about their existence have a brief moratorium. Just like the passerby in the hole-in-the-wall lending library in Calcutta, the bum on the street finds this a temporary home from the freezing winter or the searing summer heat, and a replenishment of the spirit and intellect thrown in as a bonus.
It is only when we experience dearth, do we experience hunger and long for food and drink to whet our appetite. When libraries are demolished, or where none exist, we long to build these havens for they spell the sanctuaries that our spirits long for in the midst of chaos and despair. During wars, the things that burn, along with buildings and ammunition, are books, libraries, and museums. But the booksellers always come back with a vengeance once the smoke clears and rubble is lifted. Despite every kind of violence, the human imagination always produces ideas and words that find a way to strike against suppression and control. Walls have come down between nations (The Berlin Wall and the Iron Curtain), even if walls have gone up and we are threatened with more walls. Libraries are brought into prisons, despite controversies. Imagine if we build more libraries rather than prisons and get non-violent offenders to serve time in libraries as a form of community service! This might end the major hurdles we face as a global society to rehabilitation and finding societal change towards lowering structural inequality that leads to crime.
The hole-in-the wall library, the pavement libraries, the beautiful little house of books will always be the shining light on the hill that will be a beacon for the traveler who is lost, or crossing all kinds of borders, braving all kinds of storms, and weathering everything from brainwashing to starvation and homelessness. At a time when money has become relative because of its tenuousness in the world market, no more can we rely on it to bring happiness. Poets and writers realized this long ago for they wrote not for money but for the sheer love of language and its miracle of replenishing the spirit. My immigrant self holds this dream of entering the portals of a public library very dear for it is the one place that is the locus of my happiness, ensconced in the word and its resonance in the heart. When the refugee, literally and metaphorically, is bereft of language, home, friends, family, and hope, he or she can find in a library a substitute. My fervent prayer is for the lights in this habitation to never go out but to burn brighter by the years. I do not think it is a far stretch to claim that our public libraries are sentinels of peace and justice.


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Years ago, when Carl Luer published his masterwork, The Native Orchids of Florida, the Downy Rattlesnake Plantain (Goodyera pubescens) had been hinted at as growing in Florida, but had not been officially recorded. It was listed in a section in his book of orchids that might one day be found growing wild in Florida.
Fast forward to 1983 where a pair of naturalists discovered a population on one of the many hills near the Apalachicola River. As is seen elsewhere in north Florida, riverine systems are a means of many northern species making tentative forays into north Florida. The climate is often just a bit cooler, giving plants a place to establish tenuous outlying colonies.
I have not yet had the privilege of seeing the Florida population, but I had encountered a population of these orchids while photographing Pink Ladyslippers near the Atlanta, Georgia area. I hope one day to see the Floridian plants, if the colony still exists. A lot can happen in 30 years.
The plants consist of a basal rosette of beautifully patterned leaves -- deep blue-green with silvery veins. The hairy flower stem emerges in spring to bloom in mid-late summer with small, roundish flowers with green-striped sepals and deeply pouched lips.
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Green Streets in Tucson, AZ/
The Watershed Management Group (WMG) out of Tucson, AZ has been promoting the installation of green street facilities in the SW region for rainwater harvesting. In August of 2010, WMG put together a comprehensive document called Green Infrastructure for Southwestern Neighborhoods that describes and illustrates the benefits and installation techniques for green street projects. Recently they produced a video showing the real world application of their green street designs. WMG describes the video as...
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Greetings it is I Michael. Many of us have gathered to be with you this weekend in your time and space. We have gathered in this very auspicious moment, to support you, and open you energetically, to know your unlimited potential.
This whole time that we spend with you is not so much about giving you knowledge or things through the spoken word, that you are so used to receiving from us. We are here, in force, to show you a pathway into a state of consciousness that allows you to see an unlimited portion of yourself. This is about YOU. It is not about Earth per say. YOU make the difference and it is very very important at this time for you to step into a state of consciousness, embrace the energetics of it, and become who you are. Not in a dream state, but in the waking, moving around interactive state.
Most of you perceive states of consciousness as levels of higher or lower, we are here to set the energetic format for you to begin to experience inter-dimensional aspects of yourself. Not from the polarity of higher or lower. The rational mind is not part of this. It is not understanding it. You can be in the sixth dimension, you can be in fourth dimension, you can be in fifth dimension. It is not even about those numbers; it is about being in the fullness and the completeness of who you are, and walking in that always, from this moment on.
You may consider this new territory, but it is not. This is your true nature; it is who you are, in your completeness. Where you operated from, last month, last week, last year was only a portion of who you are. Now you are stepping into the fullness of who you were created to be. Who you are, with no restriction, no limitation. You are operating in a oneness and there are various levels of realities and dimensions that are operating simultaneously within you and within your field. You are a multidimensional unlimited being. You breathe it. You are it. And that awareness will only expand as this integration takes place within your physicality. We are most honored to have participated in this project with you and the diligence that you have shown and the willingness, even when it stretched you. It is stretching you now.
Your diligence will make a difference in the ability of others who are embodied at this time. It will make a difference in Earth itself, in these transitory times. You now hold a vibration that supports that state of being in the physical world.Your ability to maintain this unlimited state of consciousness and the inter-dimensional aspects of who you are, has a great impact on the collective of all physical realms. What a service you are providing. You are the forerunners, the holders of the light. You maintain a vibratory level that allows those who follow to also step into that state of being. Without you, that cannot happen.
We will continue to work very actively in this area. We will work with you continually and you will know our presence in a more viable way. We are honored to be co-creators with you.
I thank you for receiving me and being open to what I have had to say to you. Blessings.
This is an excerpt from a a lecture with Archangel Michael during a live Mastering Alchemy conference.
We thank Joan Walker for bringing forth Michael to speak through her. With her collaboration the Mastering Alchemy Level 3 course unfolded.
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Op-ed: Will school lunches be the next cause celebre?
Can we have our cake and eat it?
I thought this would be a good way to introduce the subject of the school lunch program which I think is the next cause celebre for parents determined to make the Greenwich school system even better. The issue is this: can we provide healthy and nutritious food to our school children AND do so in a cost-effective manner? Our boards are charged with providing the best services possible in all areas of government and delivering those services efficiently but oftentimes the emphasis on cost saving and keeping taxes under control leads to a less than optimal outcome.
So it is with school lunches. Why else are large quantities of food left uneaten, particularly by the almost 20 percent of kids who qualify for free and reduced cost lunches; why else do many parents simply send their children to school with prepacked lunches and/or sandwiches; why else do we sell children snacks with low nutritional value, high in undesirable content such as high-fructose corn syrup and even additives banned in other countries? The issue is now getting the attention it deserves and how pleased I was to see the long and well-researched article by Jo Kroeker in the Nov. 17 Greenwich Time which references parents' frustration and impatience.
Why is this subject of interest to me? Well, I have two grandchildren starting in our public school system but my interest would be as high had I no children or grandchildren at all. Next to public safety, education is the most important concern — or should be, in my view — of any citizen. Bear in mind too that the reputation of our school system helps sustain our property values. Most importantly however the next generation has to be equipped to deal with an ever evolving and more complex world and healthy, well-fed children learn best. Is that a professional opinion based on academic studies? No, it's the common sense opinion, derived from experience, of a parent with three children and five grandchildren.
I do have another interest in this whole subject however. In my last term on the BET I sat on the school lunch fund committee. The fund was in deficit and the BET was questioning how the deficit could be reduced and whether outsourcing was a solution. While food quality was not ignored the emphasis was very much on the dollars and cents and a plan was put in place to increase the number of school lunches sold, what is referred to as participation. I resisted the whole notion of outsourcing because I saw no way that an outsourced provider could make a profit when we were in deficit and at the same time serve up healthy appetizing meals. Even cutting staff wages would not have been the road to profit. There was no doubt in my mind that food quality and service would decline.
But there is good news. Since my time on the board parent activists have become engaged, surveys have been conducted, reports written and a solution has been found — a New Jersey company called No Fuss Lunch. They are the one outsourced solution that could satisfy all constituents. I know some members (of both boards) are willing to move forward with this initiative.
So what will it take? This is town government and the word sclerotic comes to mind, but patience everybody. The first step will be writing an RFP and many committee and full meetings of the Board of Education and the Board of Estimate and Taxation will be needed. I urge all board members to lend their support and recognize that this one small part of the town budget where you can have your cake and eat it: do right by our kids, do it efficiently and keep parents and taxpayers happy. This is an innovation, no doubt, and is one of the best you can make for the future of our schools and our town.
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What a privilege and pleasure for the Board members to welcome one and all into a brand new year in fellowship with Jesus and with each other. A brand new year in which to see God's Hand at work, to see stepping stones rather than stumbling blocks and to be Blessed to be a Blessing.
Isaiah 43:16-19
See, I am doing a new thing!
Now it springs up; do you not see it?
I am making a way in the desert and streams in the wasteland.
The folk on the Board during 2008, with God's help, will be serving you with dedication and love. Please feel free to approach any one should the need arise to bring something
to the Board for consideration.
Brother, sister, let us serve you, let us be as Christ to you.
Meet your Board on page 9 of this publication …:
To all those members of our Emmaus family whose children
wrote and passed end-of-year examinations,
May your children be blessed in abundance in the year ahead, and may they continue to discover the Hand of God
in their lives and studies.
Since our Emmaus community has grown so tremendously, praise the Lord, it has become impossible to replicate the newsletter for everyone. Thus, it goes out on e-mail, and we humbly ask those who have computers to print a copy or two for those whom you know do not. In this way as many as possible can be reached.
Sponsoring someone for the next Walks?
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- The Walk is a common meeting ground for all Christians, to celebrate their unity in Christ and feel they can learn from one another, without regard to labels and camps.
- Emmaus is for building faith and discipleship, and not for working through grief or psychological problems. The teams are not trained for counseling.
- Emmaus is for fostering unity in Christ, not for theological debate, through fostering appreciation and openness to the various perspectives of believers. Bring a spirit of Christian tolerance and charity toward others of different traditions.
- The Walk is not a relaxing retreat, but a concentrated 3-day course.
- Bring only empty hands, an open hearts and a spirit of charity.
Blessings …
to all our Emmaus family members celebrating
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of January, February and March.
May you be blessed with good health,
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Emmaus Walks #37 and #38
Remember how awesome and emotionally delightful it was on your own pilgrim Walk when members of the community, family and friends …
- Stood along the verandah and sang you into the Conference Room at "Send-off" on Thursday evening after supper (6pm);
- filled the Chapel at Candlelight on Saturday night (6.30pm for 9);
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.. a very special time for all pilgrims.
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- Pray for the team members and pilgrims.
- Contact Shaun, firstname.lastname@example.com or 082 979 9412, and take a time slot in the 72 hr prayer vigil. Emmaus runs on prayer.
Did you know ...? ... there is a 'Bring and share' PARTY for all community members who attend Saturday night Candlelight, in the Diningroom at Sumcay, - every Walk!? This is a super opportunity to bring some yummy finger things to share, and something to drink, and meet with members of the community. You may find some who were at your Table on your pilgrim Walk, or meet some you never knew were Emmaus-ítes.
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Please attend, but PLEASE REMEMBER to clean up afterwards!!!
(This will be your agape gift to the teams working on the Walk.) These Teams do not have the time to clear away community leftover foods or unwashed plates or glasses. They have their hands full with clearing up after the pilgrim party, and heading for only a few hours sleep before Las Mananitas. THANKS for your co-operation. C U there!!
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It was interesting to read the other day the article in The Independent about a possible pay increase for City Council members ("Massillon Council to review raises" Aug. 3).
If introduced and passed, it will only be the third piece of legislation introduced by a council member in this two-year term.
Forty-eight council meetings. Forty-eight work sessions. In 24 months. Three pieces of legislation offered by council members.
By the end of this term, council will have been paid almost $161,000 by the citizens of Massillon to help govern our city.
So, what have they been doing? Rubber stamping every piece of legislation introduced by the mayor and her administration.
This means our City Council is equally culpable for:
Not pressuring the mayor to radically adjust the budget so more paving of our streets could be generated from the general fund. The condition of our streets was the only real "emergency" this mayor faced when she first took office.
Acting "blindsided" when Affinity pulled the plug on our local hospital. Anyone who read the public filings by Quorum Health will tell you this was telegraphed years in advance.
Doing the mayor's bidding on her vanity legacy streetscape project. Question to council: How will you pay for the inevitable cost overruns a project like this always has? Anyone?
Turning their back on the Reservoir project without offering any well-thought-out solutions. The $50-plus million that the Parks levy has cost Massillon citizens since that levy was introduced remains the single biggest tax fraud ever perpetuated on the taxpayers of Massillon.
If we let this go on any longer, it will not just be an embarrassment to our city, it will be an indictment of it.
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December 2, 2012
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After dropping its conference opener Thursday, the Baker University men's basketball team bounced back against Missouri Valley College to improve to 1-1 in the Heart of America Athletic Conference Saturday in Collins Center.
The Wildcats played Avila University in their first conference game, and after being down just one point at halftime, Baker allowed the Eagles to go on a 14-2 run to begin the second half.
With just under two minutes to go, a 3-point shot by senior Corey Anderson would put Baker back within three, but Avila shot 7 of 10 from the free-throw line in the final minutes to seal the 66-59 victory.
Senior Ben Steinlage, junior Julian Mills and Anderson all scored in double figures, but the Eagles took advantage of the Wildcats' 25 turnovers.
While Baker's turnover struggles continued against Missouri Valley, the team caused the Vikings to commit 15 of their own.
Early in the second half, the Wildcats were in control of a 26-point lead but their 21 turnovers helped put Missouri Valley back in the game.
"That was definitely disappointing," head coach Sean Dooley said. "Normally when you lose a lead like that it matters what you are doing both offensively and defensively. They sped us up and we got careless with the ball."
Despite the turnovers, the Wildcats shot 53 percent from behind the arc and 62 percent from the field. These statistics helped the team grab a 41-25 halftime lead, and Baker continued to pull away after the break.
The Wildcats went on a 15-5 run but Missouri Valley responded with a 21-4 rally to put itself back within nine with less than five minutes remaining.
Baker was able to hold off Missouri Valley in the final minutes, though, and improved to 7-4 on the season with the 74-61 victory. With the win, the Wildcats were also able to break their three-game losing streak.
"We really feel like we can beat anybody and we can also lose to anybody," Dooley said. "It's all about us playing the way we need to play, playing hard for 40 minutes."
Steinlage was the anchor for Baker once again with 13 points and 14 rebounds. He leads the team in both categories this season with 84 boards and 132 points.
Seniors Todd Elis and Jordan Honore also chipped in 12 points apiece for the Wildcats. Both players went 2-2 from the 3-point line.
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Evangel is also 1-1 in conference play and is 8-3 on the season.


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At the upcoming NAB show (Booth SL5408) Vizrt will unveil a compact version of its Viz Trio real-time 3D graphics and animation system, called One-Box, which will be the standard configuration for all future Viz Trio systems.
Viz Trio previously required two standard desktop PCs — one for the Trio client and one for its companion renderer Viz Engine. With Viz Trio One-Box ,Viz Trio and Viz Engine run on a single PC with two internal graphics cards. There is no negative impact on graphics quality or rendering speed. With Trio One-Box, both the VGA preview and final program signals can be viewed on one PC.
The Viz Trio software allows artists and operators to deliver extremely creative and visually complex graphical presentations that enhance live sports, news and specials. The space savings provided by the new One-Box solution are particularly important to mobile production trucks and small production studios. It also saves equipment costs by leveraging a single PC.
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Barstow began his career with the Milton Police Department in 2007 as patrol officer and was promoted to sergeant in 2008. In 2010, he was assigned to the Criminal Investigations Division (CID) and, in 2012, he was promoted to CID lieutenant.
Barstow began his law enforcement career in 1994 with the DeKalb County Police Department as a uniformed patrol officer.
While working at the DeKalb County Police Department, Barstow spent the majority of his career in the Uniform Division. He also served with their criminal investigations division and as a training instructor for the department.
Barstow worked his way through the ranks, with his final appointment being a master police officer in the uniform patrol division.
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it's hard to go back to pre cancer normal, because we no longer feel normal. So many body changes and new aches and pains, not to mention anxiety over mets. I just had a bone scan for back and rib pain but got the all clear.
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Inside, the gunman handcuffed Kim Levengrond Yehezkel, 28, and fatally shot her from close range. He then shot a second female victim in the stomach, moderately wounding her. The terrorist then shot and killed Ziv Hajbi, 35.
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They proved too strong for Wickersley from Division I of the Southern Section and have another knockout test this weekend, travelling to Sheffield Ladies in the second round of the Sheffield and Hallamshire County Cup.
Against Wickersley, Town took the lead on seven minutes when Jess Williamson's speculative shot eluded the keeper.
Town went 2-0 up on 34 minutes with a looping shot from captain Emma Poole.
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The junior girls signed off with victories before their break until January.
The Under 12s beat Crofton Girls 7-0 in the West Riding League with a hat trick from player-of-the-match Rebecca Moore and other goals from Alice Linsell, Georgia Cooke, Siobhan McCauley and Lucy Ellis.
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A 98-year old World War II veteran has been able to leave his home unaided for the first time in four years.
Thanks to support from the City of Edinburgh Council and Armed Forces charities SSAFA and Legion Scotland, a wheelchair ramp has been installed at the Oxgangs home of Edinburgh veteran Bill Walker.
Mr Walker, who fought and was wounded in the Far East with The Royal Scots, was born and brought up in the Cowgate with his mother, brothers and father who served with The Royal Scots in the Great War.
Edinburgh's Veterans Champion, Lord Provost Frank Ross, joined Colonel Martin Gibson of the Royal Scots to check in on Bill and see the recent addition to his home.
Commenting, the Lord Provost said: "Taking care of our veterans is one of the single most important things we can do. Sometimes simple changes can make all the difference to someone's life and this new ramp will give Bill the freedom he is owed.
"I'm so pleased the Council - working with SSAFA and Legion Scotland, The Royal Scots and Whiland Disabled Access - has been able to give back to Bill in this way. It's clear that the new ramp will give him the freedom he needs to be independent and live life to the full."
Martin Gibson OBE said: "This ramp has given Bill, who put his life on the line serving King and Country, the freedom that he so richly deserves. His family are planning outings including a visit to the Cowgate where he grew up and The Royal Scots Club."
Bill was a keen clarinet player before joining the 8th Battalion in Lauder for his National Service where he was billeted with the local book maker. He enjoyed his time in the Royal Scots which he joined in 1938 and when war broke out, he joined the 1st Battalion based in Marlborough and Hull before transferring to Glasgow, where he boarded a troop ship taking him to India and then on to Burma to fight against Japan.
Bill witnessed many horrific sights but battled on, in his own words "doing what he had to do". Bill's battalion was to storm up a hill to engage gunfire with the enemy when he was shot twice in one leg, just below the knee and to the back of his leg. Bill was dragged back down the hill to safety by his fellow soldiers and transferred to a hospital in Delhi where he was able to recover.
When he was mobile again, Bill undertook hospital administration in India until he was shipped back to Portsmouth with the rest of his battalion. There they were met with hundreds of well-wishers. Bill eventually travelled home to Edinburgh where he was met with further celebration when he stepped off the carriage at Waverley train station. Sadly, Bill's brother, also a Royal Scot, was killed a few months just before the war ended.
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His daughter, Fran Walker, said: "My father hasn't been able to leave his home for the past four years, but due to a massive team effort from everyone involved he is now able to get out. His Occupational Therapist says she has noticed a massive difference since the ramp was installed."
Whiland Disabled Access is a family business, established for over 50 years and based in Dumbarton. It manufactured and installed Mr Walker's access ramp. David Mazzucco from Whiland, added: "Mr Walker's ramp was a difficult installation and our fitting team pulled out all the stops to make sure Bill managed to get out to attend the Veterans' Day celebrations. It was a true team effort with The City of Edinburgh Council and SSAFA and it was great to see Bill looking so happy with his new-found freedom."


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Grave of Sir Francis Henry Evans, Farnborough
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Googling the name finds that it is the grave of Sir Francis Henry Evans, 1st Baronet KCMG (29 August 1840 – 22 January 1907), a civil engineer, businessman and Liberal politician. He was involved in the construction of the London & North Western Railway, and railways in Brazil and Newfoundland.
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A walk along the section of the Thames Path National Trail, heading upstream from Putney to Richmond, on 11 March 2018.
It turned out that the annual Head of The River Race rowing competition was underway, so there were lots of boats on the river, and hundreds of spectators on the path between Putney and Mortlake.
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Passing the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew.
A view to Syon House on the opposite bank of the river.
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Richmond comes into view.
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