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It's been hard to come here tonight….
This morning, during my first class I found out that one of the little boys I teach had an awful accident: yesterday afternoon after school, he climbed into the rafters of his house then fell and hit his head on the concrete floor. There was bleeding on his brain. He didn't wake up at home nor when the ambulance arrived.
He is currently in hospital in an induced coma.
At this point in time, I'm not sure if he will live.
This little boy is ten years old. He comes from a house where there is very little care and attention given to the children (and yet at the same time, I feel badly for the mother who has no support and no idea how to cope). He and his younger brother were recently diagnosed with autism (although I think it is high functioning variety). He isn't a pleasant child but I put this down to the care he received at home being so lax and the language used being so awful: the children are sworn at from dawn to dusk so it's no surprise that anger and swearing are their weapons of choice when faced with a challenge.
Even so, he is one of the boys that make me want to be a teacher – if I can be the one person in his life who is stable, who cares about whether he is learning or what happens to him, then I will have made a difference.
When I heard what had happened to him, I was in his younger brother's classroom. I had to spend several minutes carefully studying a poster on the classroom wall as I tried so hard not to cry but even so I did end up letting a fat tear roll down my cheek.
The younger brother has very little idea of the seriousness of his brother's condition, although I suspect he is aware that things aren't looking good: his behaviour today was compliant and calm which is completely out of character for a little boy who is generally at odds with the world.
This accident was another senseless thing in a sea of senseless things that seem to surround my world right now.
I just pray that his little brain can shrug this off. That he will recover as fully as possible.
I don't know if I can take more sadness right now….
I want to hold you so badly right now.
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Once again, Donald Trump gets hilariously reminded of why people love President Obama.
Once again, Donald Trump gets hilariously reminded of why people love President Obama.
The Trump administration is imploding…
Sh*t is hitting the fan!
Anthony Scaramucci is a terrible communications director, and he proved it again on Thursday morning.
Time to lawyer up, Reince.
Because f*ck the Constitution, right?
Reince Priebus appeared on Fox News Sunday and got his ass handed to him by Chris Wallace.
Donald Trump has declared war on the free press and his chief of staff apparently has his back.
Donald Trump can't handle the complexity of running the White House and heads are reportedly going to roll for it.
So much for hiring "the best" people. It's more like "whoever can stand to be around him."
Even Fox News knows that Donald Trump and his administration are making false claims about the size of the audience at the inauguration.
What's Trump going to do – send mean tweets to his own lawyers?
Really? It's okay for the president to lie this way?
This is very poorly-thought out.
The GOP really needs to take this guy's chairmanship, STAT.
They're frantically scrambling to respond, and they're all over the map with it.
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Just watched V/H/S. Yawn! And now I have a headache. At least tonight is the premiere of "Only God Forgives," which means within 24 hours I'll feel better.
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F***. The premiere is the 19th, not the 13th. But, on the bright side, VHS 2 released the same day I wasted my time watching VHS. Sigh.


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Заходи забезпечення прийняття судових рішень в адміністративному судочинстві України та їх систематизація
A. I. BRYZGHALOVA, PhD student
National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine
The relevance of the study consists in the fact that the scientific interests' circle regarding the legal nature of the judgment, the legal regulation of its regular expression and consequences, and also the process of its adoption, includes the problem issue of decision-making in administrative judicature in Ukraine and the establishment and functioning of the measures of this provision. Carried out research shows a lack of scientific and theoretical elaborated the providing measures' concept of judicial decision making process in general and in the administrative judicature, particularly, in our opinion, there is weak theoretical study of similarities and differences between concepts such as «measures» and «organizational and legal framework» of providing decisions by administrative judges, there are no clear criteria for systematization of such measures and that's why there are no more or less perfect their systems. We also can see the relevance of these issues for both the practice of administrative justice, and for theoretical legal science.
Anchored in the current Ukraine legislation provisions that regulate the concept of judicial decisions, the requirements that they must meet, the form of such decisions and their adoption has been the subject of theoretical studies for a long time and are provided by the scholars in the various branches of law. The results of such studies had influence on improvement of legislation and the development of departmental regulations (Regulations of the Supreme Court of Ukraine and higher specialized courts of Ukraine). A narrower question, such as: judicial decision making process, implementation of their adoption, and also identification and systematization of the providing measures of making decisions by judges in administrative judicature unfortunately has fragmentary coverage.
In legal literature is stated, that judicial decision making process it is a complex system of interacting factors of objective and subjective character, including social, ideological, legal, social, psychological, personal and others. In our research we do the attempt to organize measures to provide court decisions in administrative judicature and executable analysis of legislation, legal sources and theoretical works of lawyers give the opportunity to state that such systematization also is formed considering the aforementioned factors.
We also tried to explore the system of measures to provide court decisions in Ukrainian administrative judicature and to achieve positive results, it is considered necessary to define criteria for the implementation of this systematization.
Because under this system, is generally, understood «... any set of elements, units, parts, united by common basis» or «... the order, conditioned with the correct, systematic arrangement and mutual connection of any parts», and in law and management also are added the following defining features as the presence of «... set of principles that are the basis of a specific doctrine», «... the structure, that form the unity naturally located and operating units» and that, in our view, is very important, «... set of methods, techniques, methods of implementation of something» there arise a need to clarify the common features and basic provisions to allow action to build a system to provide decisions by judges of administrative courts and to structure it.
To determine the elements of measures system to provide court decisions and to their location within the system, can also be used and other criteria. Thus, if the classification is based on binding measures to put a sign software system can be summarized as follows, divided into two groups:
1. Measures that are mandatory for execution by all subjects.
2. Providing measures of judicial decisions by judges of administrative courts.
In the end, we can conclude that:
- The legislation does not contain provisions that clearly establish measures to ensure court decisions in administrative judicature (including proceedings in Ukraine in general), as well as, rules that would regulate the application and use of the mentioned activities;
- There is no certainty of providing measures of court decisions in scientific and theoretical works of lawyers that explore administrative judicature and administrative procedure law.
Having examined the general legal principles and made a basic analysis of theoretical positions and concepts, we have attempted to define the concept of the measures of court decisions in administrative judicature, and also to establish acceptable criteria for construction of the mentioned activities and make grouping them by certain characteristic features.
We hope that our achievements will be used in lawmaking activities for the development of departmental regulations that are aimed at improving the implementation of administrative justice in scientific activity and educational process.
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In current discussions of justification it is becoming quite common, and I think rightly so, to also bring up in conjunction with it Union with Christ. Union with Christ is the ground of all the benefits of God's grace we have by faith. Our faith is not in justification but in Christ. The New Testament constantly affirms Christians to be "in Christ." Our union to Christ by grace through faith entitles us to all the benefits received and inherited through that relationship in and with Him (adoption, sanctification, justification, and glorification). It is from this aspect of union with Christ that Christians in turn find motivation for living the Christian life. There is no need to return to legalism when one is seen as united to Christ. It is when a doctrine such as justification is viewed as separate from union with Christ that trouble brews. Some will see then salvation as receiving justification, and yet the union with Christ, being found in Him, and having been made a new creation by this union (much like marriage) is not on the radar. Such a view will marginalize the relationship as if one got married only to receive the bank account of the now spouse. There is no love, no mutual sacrifice in marriage when one approaches it from only the aspect of what one gets out of it. As the illustration of a relationship goes, it has everything to do with what one puts into it, having received and become something new, the spouse returns love in gratitude understanding not what they are getting out of the relationship, but grasping the person by whom those things came to them in love, mercy and grace.
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Reasons to Support Senator Barack Obama
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Go to http://www.barackobama.org and on the left side of the top links on his home page, click on LEARN, then look down the menu that comes into view and click on KNOW the FACTS. You will find the latest controversial comments and both sides of the issue so you can analyze it more efficiently.
Below is my "Why I Support Barack Obama" which explains some of the reasons I know Senator Barack Obama will make a good President of the United States of America.
Senator Barack Obama is able to see the best from both sides of issues and explain the pros and cons to us. He is gifted in analysis and able to clearly define the nature of the problem as well as options for resolution. His candor, his self-control and grace under pressure, his ability to listen, his quiet but commanding presence that is respected by all of the other presidential candidates--these are a few of his character qualities that indicate he is the "man of the hour" for our next President of the United States of America.
We will be enduring tough times as a nation and the situation requires a President with considerable diplomatic experience in his manner of speech with people from all walks of life as well as a practical understanding of the daily struggles and joys in America at all economic levels.
I have questions, like the effect of his capital gains' tax plan that was discussed on George Stephanopolous' "Round Table" on 4-20-08 but I am hoping that Senator Obama is open to tweaking any of his plans if additional facts or perspectives are laid on the table. He seems to be a man who would be open to changing his view in the face of evidence. Situations turn upside down overnight in the world now, so we need a president who can gather all of the facts, assess them wisely, then reassess them later and make modifications if a Plan B, C or D becomes necessary.
I respect Senator Obama's ability to address things directly, thoughtfully and tactfully with no arrogance, no drama, no ego, no haughtiness, no ignorance, no lying and with no dysfunctional pride nor conceitedness that is blind to the truth. He rises above everyone in heated discussions which is evidence of superb training and discipline in his life. He is a peacemaker in his own right...able to get everyone to focus on the bottom line and build from there. He is going to make a good president who will go the extra mile to protect us, to help us in rescue and recovery. He will have to make choices between the "lesser of two evils" in many situations...anyone who wants to understand that bigger picture should research the statistics on http://www.economyincrisis.org
Remember...he will not be able to tell us everything about what is happening. National security and our very lives will be at stake. Encourage him to stand strong against wrong compromises and provide the facts quickly to him--he will be pressured unlike any other president in history.
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Receptor for hyaluronan acid-mediated motility (RHAMM) is a new immunogenic leukemia-associated antigen in acute and chronic myeloid leukemia.OBJECTIVE: Identification of leukemia-associated antigens (LAA) eliciting an immune response in patients is a prerequisite for specific immunotherapy of leukemias. To identify new LAA, we used the method of serologic screening of cDNA expression libraries (SEREX). MATERIALS AND METHODS: A SEREX library of the cell line K562 was subjected to allogeneic screening with sera from patients with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) or chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) vs sera from healthy volunteers. RESULTS: The receptor for hyaluronan acid-mediated motility (RHAMM) involved in cell growth and metastasis was identified as a new LAA. Serologic responses to RHAMM were observed in patients with AML (42%), CML (31%), melanoma (83%), renal cell carcinoma (40%), breast cancer (67%), and ovarian carcinoma (50%), but not in HV or patients with autoimmune diseases. RHAMM mRNA was detectable in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMN) of 60% of newly diagnosed AML patients. Western blotting stained positive for RHAMM protein in 70% of AML patients. mRNA expression of RHAMM also was found in patients with CML (40%), renal cell carcinoma (73%), breast carcinoma (60%), and ovarian carcinoma (50%). In melanoma, RHAMM mRNA expression was detected in metastases (80%) but not in primary tumors. RHAMM is differentially expressed: significant mRNA expression was not found in normal tissues, except from testis, placenta, and thymus, or in PBMN- and CD34-separated cell samples of healthy volunteers. CONCLUSIONS: RHAMM is an immunogenic antigen in leukemias and solid tumors and might be a potential target structure for cellular immunotherapies and antibody therapies.[1]
- Receptor for hyaluronan acid-mediated motility (RHAMM) is a new immunogenic leukemia-associated antigen in acute and chronic myeloid leukemia. Greiner, J., Ringhoffer, M., Taniguchi, M., Schmitt, A., Kirchner, D., Krähn, G., Heilmann, V., Gschwend, J., Bergmann, L., Döhner, H., Schmitt, M. Exp. Hematol. (2002) [Pubmed]
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Anna Faris Confesses to Having Plastic Surgery and Reveals How She Feels About It Now
Some celebrities have confessed to having plastic surgery to appear younger. Others have denied.
Some stars have had so much done that they are barely recognizable. Others have gone under the radar with subtle changes.
Especially in Hollywood, plastic surgery is no longer rare or taboo, and neither is it private anymore. From Botox to boob jobs, lip-plumping to liposuction, every other celeb has gone under the knife – or needle – to keep looking young and to stay relevant.
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While I feel that this year is not traveling at the light speed with which 2009 passed (thank god, because 2009 sucked), it's already February so that's exciting stuff. It's my birthday in nine days!
Anyone do anything during January that they felt was particularly exciting? I know that for the most part, I didn't - but I did get my grade for the Te Reo Māori paper I sat at Canterbury (A+) and a $250 cheque from the uni. What? Yeah. That's exciting. I'm using it to get hair extensions.
Priorities? Power bills? Whatever. I'm getting my Lauren Conrad-esque hair at long last, bitches.
Unfortunately my new year's goal of cleaning myself up (well, my atrocious sailor mouth, to be more specific) is still in the works (you will have seen this when I referred to National Lady Gaga Day as "fucking hilarious"). I've also chowed down on the odd McDonald's binge feed. Which is fine, because I like McDonald's. I'm still struggling with the concept of restricting myself. It doesn't make sense. I do what I want!
January sucked for the people of Haiti. February is probably going to suck, too. Don't forget about them! Just because "Grammys" is the number one trending topic on Twitter right now, doesn't mean Port-au-Prince suddenly got better. There are still people who need your help. Men anpil chay pa lou.
Still, February is shaping up to be fun! And it's up to us to make it our best yet. Even if, like me, your resolutions didn't exactly pan out, you can still make an effort. I know I'm going to be.
Thankfully, the string of irrelevant posts regarding Taylor Phinney, the Mumbai attacks, and DailyBooth.com will not be continuing throughout February. There's only two weeks left of class! Hooray!
Oh, and one last thing! Congratulations to my g, Sophia who got engaged to her bee-eff yesterday! Exciting fun times.
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I wiggled out of giving a group seminar this week…last week's speaker said he wanted to go this week, and I didn't have time to prepare a seminar last week because I was writing my thesis! However, I couldn't let this week's seminar happen without the traditional cake-from-last-week's-speaker, so I decided I would definitely bring a treat. Unfortunately, our only casserole dish/cake pan broke a few weeks ago, so I was left with the choice between cupcakes and cookies. Cookies are way easier to transport, so they won!
Besides, I was disappointed with how my last chocolate chip cookies turned out. The recipe I decided to try this time bills itself as "simply perfect," and it's written for white spelt flour, not whole wheat. It has a lower butter-to-flour ratio than my last attempt; since I thought they were too greasy, this seemed like a good sign. I added the extra step of chilling the dough, because it generally results in better flavor. Also, whole spelt flour likes extra time to soak up moisture, and using melted butter rather than the more usual room-temperature butter creamed together with the sugar means that the initial dough is a bit soft.
Results: these were on the other side of the spectrum from my previous spelt chocolate chip cookies. Instead of being extremely buttery and spreading a lot, they were more puffy and cake-like, probably due to the higher flour-to-butter ratio and the extra 1/4 cup of flour I added to the original recipe at the last minute (I was worried about the batter being too goopy). Next time, I'd try making these without the extra flour, in order to tip the scales slightly back in the other direction. Overall, though, the flavor is good, if a bit "wholegrain-y", and I appreciate that they're a bit less messy that the last ones. They were devoured in short order after the seminar, so I guess the popular opinion is positive!
Whole Spelt Chocolate Chip Cookies
Yield: 3 dozen small (1.5 inch diameter) cookies.
Adapted from: Nature's Legacy for Life.
2.25 c (sifted) spelt flour
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp kosher salt or 1/4 tsp table/sea salt
4 Tbsp (1/2 stick/57 g) unsalted butter, melted and cooled
2.5 Tbsp plain yogurt
3/4 c light brown sugar
1 large egg
1 large egg yolk
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
~1.5 c chocolate chips (I chopped up 200 g dark chocolate)
In a medium bowl, whisk together spelt flour, baking soda, and salt; set aside.
Stir together the melted butter and brown sugar until they form a caramel-colored syrup/sludge, then add the yogurt and mix until smooth and syrupy. Beat in the vanilla, egg and yolk until combined (about 30 seconds). Scrape down bowl and beater/spoon as needed.
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Several of the nation's leading fact-checking organizations have repeatedly branded as "false" GOP candidate Mitt Romney's insistence that Barack Obama has been running around the world "apologizing" for U.S. indiscretions of the past.
Yet the winner of the Iowa and New Hampshire Republican presidential contests continues to repeat that falsehood virtually everywhere he appears on the campaign trail, apparently adhering to the old adage that if a lie is repeated enough times, people will believe it's the truth. And a compliant media will help spread it.
Romney has even written a book about it, called "No Apology." He maintains that when Obama went on his tour of Europe early on in his administration, the president kowtowed to the leaders of other countries and insinuated that the U.S. had made mistakes in the past.
As The Washington Post's Fact Checker reported, "We tracked down every statement Obama uttered that partisans claim was an apology and concluded that each one had been misquoted or taken out of context." It went on to award Romney four Pinocchios for his assertion. PolitiFact, in turn, declared Romney's statements false, as did others who took the time to double-check the president's speeches and press conferences as he toured Europe.
But let's not blame Romney for taking advantage of a tactic that has worked in the past. What many Republican strategists have discovered in recent years is that bending the truth often works. It worked against John Kerry when the so-called "Swift Boat Veterans for Truth" were able to smear an exemplary military record in Vietnam. It has worked to convince Americans that global warming is a hoax perpetrated by thousands of deceitful scientists. It has worked to create a perception that Planned Parenthood spends 90 percent of its funding on abortion services. And it nearly worked to convince Americans that Barack Obama was really a Muslim who wasn't born in the United States.
Wendell Potter, the public relations man for the health insurance industry who turned around and blew the whistle on its deceitful practices, likens the ability to turn lies into perceived truths to the tobacco industry's successful campaign to convince Americans that smoking was good for them. Just round up a few "experts" to cast doubt on what otherwise is a fact — smoking causes cancer, for example — hammer that doubt home repeatedly, and you're likely to succeed.
And it isn't just on the national level that politicians have discovered that when the public doesn't pay close attention, they can turn lies into truth.
Our own Gov. Scott Walker, for instance, is sticking with his story that he needed to destroy public unions in order to achieve the necessary savings to balance the state budget by forcing public workers to pay more for their health coverage and pensions. He purposely ignores the simple fact that the unions didn't need to be eviscerated because they had already agreed to make health and pension sacrifices. But it's amazing how many news stories and radio show hosts treat the governor's word as gospel.
Mike Ford of the Wisconsin Policy Research Institute blogged recently that he has a problem with "soak the rich" schemes to help solve the nation's deficit and income inequality problems. That Obama's proposal to add a 1 percent surtax on incomes over a million dollars can be characterized as "soak the rich" is in itself ludicrous, but that's the perception that opponents of any tax hike on the wealthy hope to create.
New York Times' columnist Paul Krugman calls this all "post-truth" politics.
"So here's my forecast for the year," he wrote. "If Romney is in fact the Republican presidential nominee, he will make wildly false claims about Obama and, occasionally, get some flack (sic) for doing so. But news organizations will compensate by treating it as a comparable offense when, say, the president misstates the income share of the top 1 percent by a percentage point or two. The end result will be no real penalty for running an utterly fraudulent campaign."
Plus, like I said, it often works.
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The book's title, Brew to Bikes, caught my eye, but its subtitle, Portland's Artisan Economy, and conversation with principal author Charles Heying persuaded me to buy it. Simply put, this book devotes nearly 200 pages to descriptions of small, entrepreneurial businesses in Portland, Oregon—craft brewing, coffee roasting, clothing design, handcrafting bicycles, and others on a list too long to post here. The book also takes nearly 100 pages to propose that "Portland's artisan economy is a particular and local response to the larger economic forces that are changing our world" (23).
The contributors contrast "the Fordist system" characterized by "standardization of component parts and assembly line manufacturing," and "post-Fordism," a new set of economic and institutional relationships marked by decentralization, networked forms of organization, the knowledge and service sectors, flexible specialization, and other features.
Heying proposes that Portland's version of the artisan economy is based on making things. It is developing a soft infrastructure, engages workers in humane ways, and values social wealth so much that people are willing to live with less because their lives are so richly satisfying.
How does this artisan economy fit in the larger picture of economic systems in the world today? The authors are properly modest in their claims. "The current economic arrangement," they suggest, has not served us well. The artisan economy is "a path of resistance in a globalizing world, a path that is immediately accessible to individuals and communities who are looking for alternative futures." They offer "suggestions of how cities and citizens can support the move to an artisan economy" (300).
My reflections upon this book naturally move in two directions. As aggressive cyclist, I rejoice that my passionate avocation is one of the signature models of artisanship in the community of my childhood and old age. The book makes me even more interested than before in handcrafted bicycles, components, gear, and clothing. Because of Heying and his colleagues, I can more easily justify buying a Portland designed Wabi Woolen winter jersey. And if there is a new bicycle in my future, it will have to be handcrafted, perhaps from one of the builders mentioned in the book.
As religious historian, I am interested in exploring ways that churches and the artisan economy intersect. Here are my first thoughts.
1. Churches can develop bicycle-friendly facilities (beginning with bike racks), plan biker-friendly activities (including worship), and cultivate bicycle-centered alliances (with the Community Cycling Center, for example).
2. Churches can encourage the use of local, artisan-made products in church activities and in the homes of congregants. Examples include birthday cakes by a local, in-town bakery rather than from an edge of the city discount chain, locally or home-baked artisan bread for communion on Sundays, and art by local artists.
3. Churches can focus on the creation of social wealth, which is important to a city's artisans, and on developing sustaining communities of people who know and care about one another. Pre-wedding guidance, family nurture, youth activities, and caring ministries for people of all ages are examples.
4. Churches can seek out ways for worship to be an artisan craft, encouraging local musicians (composers and artists) to use their art in worship, developing liturgies that are consistent with classic principles and adapted to the special qualities of the immediate community.
5. Churches can develop a theology that supports personal life in communities that are nurturing and sustainable. One of the classic creeds begins with the statement that "I believe in God the Father Almighty, maker of heaven and earth." In his recent exposition of the Lord's Prayer, which also begins by addressing God as "our Father," John Dominic Crossan explains that in this context "Father" is to be understood as "Householder." This God could be thought as "artisan par excellence," the one whose purpose is that all people of the world have what they need in order to thrive.
When I purchased my copy of Brew to Bikes, the author told me that one of the downtown churches had purchased multiple copies for use in study groups and as a stimulus for program planning. Of course, he as the author would like the idea. As reviewer, aggressive cyclist, and religious historian, I do too.


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I cannot believe how long does it take me to write this note.
As many of you know, I am an aspiring writer, novelist, well, whatever you call it. I am working hard, writing every day, reading a lot, analyzing a lot, basically, doing a lot of weird literary stuff, because I try to do my best, and maybe because I do not want to do my other responsibilities, tbh. Anyway, I have only a slight idea on whether it gives any result on my writing, probably must do, if my great beta readers tell me some nice things. At least lately they do. However, I was not a brilliant writing child genious and I was not being very encouraged to write by my teachers. They got rather fixed on my another early discovered feature and just now I realized how weirdly unfortunate was that. Poetry that is.
I do not remember when this whole poems thing started. Well, my mom tends to say that it was probably when I began to write*. So, hella days ago. Of course I have no idea what was the first poem about, but the first one I remember was about my cat that got lost, so yea, sad children stories must have been the initial theme. Trust me, I have no idea how anyone could think about those silly children rhymes to be so decent that my teachers actually used them in school shows. If this is not confusing for a child, I don't know what is?
Okay, maybe there are a bunch of confusing things, like maths, animals and so on, but let's continue this way. Don't be mistaken that I was the one thinking highly of myself because of this weird situation. I was rather thinking anyone appreciated my writing for having some family connections in my school. Besides, I always hated to hear my poems being read aloud. Though, I wrote quite a lot of them, like for my parents' birthdays or V-day etc. All the gifted people were usually happy as hell and willing to read them aloud, so it was often ending with me claiming a sudden escape to the bathroom or anywhere far from the reader. How weird is it in nowadays context, when my big dream is to write a script, right? With actual people reading it? Crazy.
About reading poems, I did enjoyed reciting poetry. Year by year, back in my school days I was taking part in different reciting competitions. I haven't won anything ever, but I had a great memory and a real love for interpreting poems, so I used to take part in them anyway. Also, I was always in some kind of theater group in school, so you know what I mean. I was just reciting poems on daily basis. I think this experience gave me some knowledge on how to build a good rhythm in a poem. Well, still it did not change my mind on how embarrassing is to hear your own poems being read, aloud or at all, until one day.
In middle school we had a lot of folk activities organized by our library, you know. Painting courses, folk poems reciting competitions and other stuff. Once they invited some poet that was involved with all this folk craze and [now] I know she wrote a lot of poems about our region. At the time I did not know who the woman was or whether she was an important persona. Also, I did not know our librarian gave her my poems to read. Well, I realized this was the case, when the poet came to me and hugged me and was all like "Oh my, this is so sweet, your poems are very good, you should write them more."
So I did.
I wrote so many of them that I gathered them all together and published in a library when I was in high school (I am pretty sure I am mentioned at their website now, wow, after all these years!). I got really optimistic about this, so I started writing more and sending my poems to different competitions. Here came the day when I attended one competition, did not get through the eliminations, but got the possibility to ask the jury for the opinion. In short, they told me my poems were too immature.** However, again the fate shown her surprising face, because around that time I also found my poem in a very different place. I got published in some magazine for teenagers (that was still quite classy back then), and the poet that was keeping the poetry corner updated said, my poems are very good and I am great at short forms. How cool is that?
I think the biggest breakthrough came in my college years. When you study English major you suddenly realize, that form is only a concept, so you can use it all the way you want to. You can change it, or experiment with it, and it is all totally fine, because at some point of literary history, someone made a poem out of random people's talks on a street or wrote down the stream of consciousness and made it a poem too. Once my friend asked me to write a fan fiction for her, but I didn't feel well enough with writing stories, so I tried to write a poem about her OTP. And it worked! I went so far, as to write a poem out of some crack fan fiction plot I had in mind, and it was also awesome. I've enjoyed my way back to the poetry realm again, but there was still a huge wall for me to come through: language. I found myself in having no audience, but a great possibility in writing in English. So I also started to write poems in English, and, even though it did not give me a great audience, at least my non-Polish speaking friends could read my poems.
Where am I now with poetry? I like reading it, I adore listening to SLAM poets, form time to time I write a poem, like the one I wrote for my fav tv series's art project. They are not all sad children stories/tragic teen love/"immature" pieces anymore. Just an another medium to share a story. I also have a slight feeling that this whole poetry craze may help me with my further writing – maybe someday I will finally write this musical and we are all gonna be equally surprised.
*too bad I still did not figure out how to make my handwriting more legible
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Wasn't really sure about the new crop trend, but it is slightly growing on me lately. But with temperatures dropping overnight you have to be a little creative with the styling (read layering up!!!). With this black crop I decided to wear a white top underneath it, cause I still love a good black and white outfit. Of course it can also perfectly fit an all black ensemble.
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When I was running my second company, Limitless, in Melbourne at the age of 20 I was achieving relatively good cash flow. After struggling in business for years, I was now making more than enough money to live on and was in a comfortable position for the first time in years. Although I was earning decent money, I started to ask myself questions that I had never asked myself before, big questions that challenged me to think bigger.
Today's equivalent would be questions like these. How does a Janine Allis, someone with no business experience, start Boost Juice with one store in Adelaide and 10 years later sell 65 per cent of it for $70 million? How does a Creel Price and a business partner start a business with $5000, ...
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I thought I'll brighten up your day by showing you a colourful art project started by Dutch duo Haas&Hahn in Santa Marta Communidad in Rio de Janeiro.
I came across an article in the Guardian about it, and realised that we've been there.
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What do you think of art projects such as this one?
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1 COUNTRY REPORT ON FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE Hayri DENİZ National Coordinator Ministry of Food Agriculture and Livestock FAO and EUROFISH Regional Workshop on WTO and Fisheries: An update on WTO and Market Access Issues in Fisheries and Aquaculture 8-10 November 2011, Best Western Plus President Hotel, Beyazıt, Istanbul, TURKEY
2 FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE POTANTIAL Resources Numbers Area (ha) Natural Lakes Dam Lakes Man-made Lakes Seas (total surface) TOTAL Additional, 33 rivers km in length and coastal line km Turkey has 2nd longest coast line in the Mediterranean
3 FISHERIES PRODUCTION IN Year Total Production (mt) Aquaculture (mt) Contribution of Aquaculture (%) ,376 79, ,977 67, ,847 61, ,715 79, ,492 94, , , , , , , , , , ,
5 TURKISH FISHERY BY REGION & SPECIES Name of Fishery Region Main Species Eastern Black Sea Anchovy, Horse mackerel, Bonito, Sprat Pelagic species Trawl Fisheries Highly Migratory Species Western Black Sea Marmara Mediterranean and Aegean 1-Western Black Sea 2- Aegean Mixed 3- Mediterranean Mixed Mediterranean and Aegean Anchovy, Sprat, Bonito, Bluefish, Scad, Chub mackerel, Sardines, Dogfish Anchovy, Bonito, Sprat, Scad, Blue fish, Sardines Sardines, Chub mackerel Whiting, Red mullet, Turbot Tuna Swordfish Artisanal Fisheries (gill net, trammel net, long line, traps) Black Sea, Marmara, Mediterranean and Aegean Mixed (whiting, turbot, red mullet, grey mullet, shrimp, sparids, sole and dab, squids, octopus and cuttlefish, swordfish) Sea snail fisheries (Dredging) Eastern Black Sea Sea of Marmara Sea snail Clam Fisheries (Dredging) Western Black Sea Baby clams Shrimp/Prawn Fisheries Marmara, Aegean and Mediterranean Shrimp Lagoon Fisheries Mediterranean, Aegean Sea and Marmara Mixed (Sea bass, sea bream, eel, mullets)
6 COMPOSITION OF MARINE FISHERIES PRODUCTION IN TURKEY Shads nei 1% Striped venus 7% Whiting 3% Others 7% Atlantic bonito 1% Atlantic horse mackerel 2% Bluefish 1% Bogue 1% Mullets nei 1% Mediterranean horse mackerel 5% Deep-water rose shrimp 1% Marine molluscs 3% European sprat 8% European pilchard 4% European anchovy 55%
7 FISHING VESSELS Number of Fishing Vessel and Fisherman Fishing Area Number of Vessel Number of Fisherman Marine Inland TOTAL Distribution of fisheries fleet according to vessel size (2009)
8 VESSEL MONITORING SYSTEM Communication satellites GPS satellites Base station (LES) Patrol aircraft Mobile Unit Coast Guard Tracked vessel Foreign Control Center International Organizations Shipowners Industryy Research & Development
10 FISHERIES PRODUCTION IN 2010 (653,080 mt)
11 CONTRIBUTION OF AQUACULTURE IN FISHERIES IN 2010 Volume Value
12 AQUACULTURE PRODUCTION BY SUB-SECTORS IN 2010 Inland Aquaculture Trout Carp Marine Aquaculture Trout Sea bream Sea bass Mussels Other mt mt TOTAL mt
14 FISH FARM NUMBERS AND CAPACITIES IN 2010 Farm type Number Capacity (tons/year) Inland fish farms Marine fish farms TOTAL
15 AQUACULTURE GROWTH TREND IN THE PAST DECADE (mt)
16 AQUACULTURE TRADE IN THE PAST DECADE (mt)
18 NGO s Aquaculture Association (1) Fish Farmer Association (1) Fish Promotion Association (1) Fisheries Foundation Producer Organizations (16) Central Producer Organization (1)
19 PRIORITIES Implementation of environmentally sustainable aquaculture practice ce Implementation of coastal zone management Environmental monitoring of fish farms Increase diversity in species for aquaculture and restocking Improve market channels Developing of organic aquaculture Conservation of endangered species Improve the international cooperation
20 PROJECTS Determination of Environmental Impacts of Fish Farm to the Marine Ecosystem funded by Turkish Scientific Council (TUBITAK) which was done Flatfish Culture Project in Turkey funded by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). Sustainable Development of the Aquaculture Sector from Post Harvest Perspective with Focus on Quality, Traceability and Safety (FAO-EUROFISHRegional Regional TCP/RER/3310(D)) Developing a Roadmap for Turkish Marine Aquaculture Site Selection and Zoning Using an Ecosystem Approach to Management (FAO TCP/TUR/3101) Recovery of Sturgeon Population in Turkey: Habitat Assessment and Restocking (FAO TCP/TUR/3202 (D)) GFCM-CAQ WGSA Project on Indicators for Sustainable Development of Aquaculture and Guidelines for their use in the Mediterranean Pilot Actions Central Asian and Caucasus Regional Programme for Fisheries and Aquaculture Development (FishDev) Central Asian and Caucasus Regional Fisheries and Aquaculture Commission (CACFISH)
21 ACTIVITIES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Effective participation of international organisations and activities ities FAO OECD ICCAT EIFAC JICA EUROFISH GFCM Carrying out projects as a national, regional and international level Allocating new zones for aquaculture Mugla Izmir Aydın Mersin Putting in force new legislations/measures and updating the current ones National Marine Aquaculture Development Plan (NMADP) Aquaculture Legislation was amended and aligned with EU regulations including fish welfare in 2009 Notifications related site selection and monitoring for fish farms were put into effect 2007 and 2009 respectively.
22 FUTURE AIMS Production ton ton Export million US $ billion US $ Consumption kg (SPO target)
23 CONCLUSIONS Aquaculture is most growing food production sector in the World and Turkey in the past decade. Turkey has great potential for aquaculture developments with inland and marine resources. Total fisheries production in was ,080 mt and contribution of aquaculture was 26% 2 % as a volume, and 52% as a value in total fisheries production. There are fish farms in with 313,7,799 mt per year including 1,587 inland fish farms and 3483 marine fish farms in Turkey.
24 CONCLUSIONS (Cont.) Although it is very young, there have been showed very important improvements in aquaculture sector: In , 0, the increase on aquaculture production, as a volume was 149%. Turkey now has a 25 % share of the European sea bream and sea bass market. Turkey is the 3rd fastest growing country in the World in the aquaculture. Turkey has occupied first place in trout production among European countries. Approximately people are employed in the sector. Latest developments in the aquaculture sector place Turkey in an important position both in the Mediterranean basin and among the European countries.
25 Trout farm
26 Trout farm
27 Trout processing factory
28 Land based sea bass and bream
29 First sea farm in Turkey (1985)
30 Inshore sea farming (sea bass & sea bream)
31 Hatchery (sea bass & sea bream)
32 Vaccination (sea bass & sea bream)
33 Offshore sea farming (sea bass & sea bream) Cage farming (sea bass & sea bream)
34 Offshore sea farming (sea bass & sea bream)
35 Barge system in offshore sea farm
36 Feeding in offshore sea farm
37 Management and monitoring of offshore sea farm
38 Tuna farm
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On Jun 21, I weighed in at 108.3.. Fast forward to July 26, 107… There were some fluctuations along the way, heading up to the 110s, and hitting 107 a few times.. But 1.3KG in over a month is not exactly the pace I want to have.
I was getting pretty discouraged with the lack of progress.. I was going over everything, tracking the weight, doing the exercise.. Staying on that point of what is a good amount of food to consume per day..
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I am feeling pretty stupid about this one.. The results were coming in, I was losing weight.. How much faster could it have been though?!
Oh well, today I broke the plateau.. To give you an idea, the previous weigh in was 2 days prior (a monday), at 107.5, and the day before that was a whopping 109.3!!! So yes alot of water weight but I wasnt quite sure why..
I decided that in order to get past this little plateau I would have to do something drastic, so I stopped tracking!!…. The exercise. Yes I am still tracking the food intake, I have to.. I know if I dont track the intake of food it will be the worst possible thing for me as far as my body goes.
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SO starting this monday I am trying a week of eating my borderline 1800odd calories for the day, still with exercise.. I am kinda worried about under eating… Will keep you updated on how it goes.
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