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SHANGHAI - Private companies in Shanghai still have a long way to go to compete with foreign or State-owned companies, despite their fast growth, officials and researchers said.
The city revealed a list of the top 100 private enterprises in Shanghai on Saturday, a move to encourage more such firms to the city.
The ranking list, the first of its kind published by Shanghai Enterprise Confederation and Shanghai Entrepreneurs' Association, showed that these companies realized a total net profit of around 20 billion yuan ($2.94 billion) in 2009, when their total operating income stood at 269 billion yuan and assets at 274 billion yuan.
"Large- and medium-sized private enterprises are playing a more and more important role in the city's economy," said Hu Maoyuan, head of Shanghai Enterprise Confederation and Shanghai Entrepreneurs' Association.
Fosun High Technology (Group) Co Ltd, founded by one of China's richest men, Guo Guangchang, topped the list with an operating income of 36 billion yuan in 2009.
That compared with the average operating income of 2.7 billion yuan made by the top 100 businesses.
The report also showed that these enterprises employed a total of 234,000 people and made 12.4 billion yuan in tax payments last year.
"Private companies in the city still have a long way to go as only a fraction of them are among the top 100 private companies nationwide and their contribution to the city's GDP is very limited," Hu said.
Analysts say private companies in China have a good opportunity to get stronger after a central government guideline published earlier this year aimed at encouraging more private companies and funds to enter more profitable monopoly sectors, such as railway construction and oil exploration.
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Contemplating Mother Nature and the impending coldest week in years about to bare down on us and long days ahead stuck in our cribs, thoughts of recipes 4 survival to share were running rampant in my mind.
My ultimate vision is a baked loaf of a layer of fluffy scrambled eggs, onions & rice, a layer of fava bean puree & asparagus tips, topped with a layer of pomme puree dusted with paprika & a sprinkle of scallions.
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Milan 0-1 Tottenham: classic away European performance from Spurs
Tottenham kept it solid at the back, and won the game with a lightning quick break in the closing stages.
Max Allegri chose to use Thiago Silva in midfield, which meant Mario Yepes came in at the back. Clarence Seedorf was the trequartista, and Pato was left out.
Harry Redknapp couldn't use Luka Modric from the start, so Sandro played in the centre of midfield. Niko Kranjcar was left out despite two goals in two games, with Steven Pienaar preferred.
Slightly surprisingly, Spurs dominated the start of the game. They had more possession and played most of the opening period in Milan's half.
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Tottenham had one clear strategy – to work the ball to the flanks, where Milan were light both in terms of numbers and in terms of quality, and work 2 v 1s before swinging crosses in towards Peter Crouch. Crouch, who is more of an aerial threat than he's sometimes given credit for, moved towards the back post and challenged one of Milan's full-backs. Most frequently, Spurs worked the ball down the right and Crouch peeled off and challenge Ignazio Abate in the air.
The more impressive part of Spurs' performance was their defensive showing, however. Knowing that Milan's central midfield zone was not particularly creative (mostly because of the absence of Andrea Pirlo), they stood off and focused on keeping it tight between the lines of defence and attack, where Milan's forward three players were trying to work.
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The most obvious priority was to stop Clarence Seedorf having time on the ball. He was tracked across the pitch, generally by Wilson Palacios, who had an excellent game, and the Dutchman made almost no contribution. Milan had the classic problem with the 4-3-1-2 – if the trequartista isn't creating, the team becomes completely disjointed and can't get the ball forward. Milan were sluggish, slow and unambitious with their passing, which was both a result of Spurs' tactics and helped Spurs' tactics – Redknapp's side had more time to get behind the ball and take up good defensive positions.
Palacios and Sandro dealt with Seedorf, whilst the Spurs wingers tracked Milan's full-backs admirably. There was little forward drive from Mathieu Flamini or Rino Gattuso, and in all, Milan were terrible in the first half. The only notable feature of their play was how Thiago Silva dropped between the centre-backs to transform the four-man defence into a three-man defence when Spurs closed down from goal-kicks.
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Allegri replaced Seedorf with Pato at half time, pushing Robinho deeper into the trequartista role rather than going 4-3-3, which seemed a more logical move. Milan's play picked up in the second half – Flamini and Gattuso got forward more, and Robinho's movement was better than Seedorf's. Still, they lacked creativity in the final third, and by denying space between the lines, Spurs stifled good players remarkably easily.
Despite a few substitutions, the formations and tactics changed little in the second half. Milan stayed 4-3-1-2, Spurs kept to a 4-4-1-1 shape, though Modric played deeper than Rafael van der Vaart.
Silva's deployment in midfield meant that Milan lacked pace at the back, and they were exposed in fairly predictable circumstances – Aaron Lennon running at the back four with the ball on the break. Modric played him in at the start of the move and Crouch finished it, but it was Lennon's pace that won this game, even though the goal was the only occasion he really demonstrated his speed on the ball. "We always knew if we got a breakaway we could get that away goal", he said after the game.
Spurs impressed in the group stages because they were gung go, almost endearingly naive in the way they approached games – dodgy at the back but potent upfront. This was something quite different – controlled in defence and strategic in the way they attacked. Their central midfield duo played brilliantly – this was the first time they'd completed 90 minutes alongside one another, and their wingers did their defensive tasks flawlessly. As Steven Pienaar says, "Teamwork & collective responsibility was the key tonight".
Spurs were excellent in the way they defended, but it was primarily due to the efforts of the midfield rather than the back four, who did nothing wrong, but didn't have to do anything special.
Milan were atrocious in the first half, marginally better in the second but still lacking a clear goalscoring threat, and they remain vulnerable in a very obvious respect. They now have to take the game to Spurs in the second leg, and Spurs can play on the counter-attack from the outset. This is an uphill task for Allegri.


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What is a "normal" gender identity? This question has been the driving force behind my research on gender, self-identity and sexuality. The innovative works of Judith Butler and Marjorie Garber, coupled with research into the represented gender identities in mainstream visual media, elicited the conclusion that there is no "normal" gender identity. Gender is free-floating; an imitation of an imitation with no essential origin and these notions were the driving force behind my final project, which I feel I have achieved.
My final project entitled "Gender Benders" consists of studio portraits of individuals that contest the rigid gender binary. The series supports the work of Garber and Butler and reinforces the idea that gender can be malleable. The series explores gender in its capacity to be reduced to individual components: a gesture, a hair style or flick of mascara. These individuals are unique and beautiful and I wanted to portray these individuals in this way. I achieved this by creating images that were more silent and gentle, the gender identities being left undefined and ambiguous. Despite this being a project exploring the wide array of gender identities, this is not a project about gender. This is a project about individuality and beauty, which is why I think it's been a success.
You see despite the celebration and even acceptance of transsexuals, gays and drag performers in mainstream culture, the representation of trans*individuals are still falling short compared to the L.G.B community. Trans*individuals and other identities that move away from the gender binary are still very much a marginalised section of society, often stigmatized and misrepresented. A lack of knowledge and common misconceptions can leave trans* individuals, their families and friends feeling isolated, socially excluded and vulnerable. And this must change. It is crucial that people within the trans* community and those who have other socially defying gender identities are given the support and exposure they warrant like any other social minority within the U.K. We must raise awareness and show these individuals in a light that is accurate of the trans* community thereby reducing discrimination, prejudice and hostility. I hope my images will help advance trans equality within society and prove that beauty really resides in diversity.
I feel my photographs of gender bending, ambiguous individuals who embrace their individuality and move away from the gender binary will hopefully find a place in the current fashion market. Many more individuals with alternative gender identities have contacted me to participate in the project and so I'm really pleased that "Gender Benders" is fast becoming an ongoing series. After the opening night of the exhibition other people have contacted me complimenting me on the series and also forwarding me other subjects who could be potential subjects. This project has really inspired me and encouraged me to continue with this project, as its both current and an important issue to address.
Upon reflection this final project and the IMG19 exhibition has made me realise the difficulty of working in a team. Due to a hectic schedule and work I was unable to fully participate in all the aspects required in ensuring the IMG19 event was a success. This is unfortunate and I feel like I've missed the chance to gain new skills and feel a part of the group. Whilst the final project has developed and enhanced my communication, social networking and organisation skills as I have been conducting my own shoots, meeting new people and gaging more opportunities as an outcome through "Gender Bender", it has also highlighted my weaknesses. I feel if I had managed my time more effectively and made more time for the event more could have been achieved as a team member. But all in all the final project has far outreached anything I would have initially anticipated and I hope it does continue to prosper.
Upon completing shooting and editing final photos I met with Jonathon Worth to decide what images would be displayed at the exhibition. We decided that the more subtle and ambiguous images were the most effective. They seem to elevate the subjects being depicted, who are still a part of a marginalized and stigmatized section of society, as dignified, comfortable and beautiful human beings. Below are the final images we selected as well as the initial layout plan for the exhibition.
Final Images
Exhibition Initial Layout Idea
Once these somewhat crucial decisions had been made about the images which would be featured at IMG19 as well as their delivery I headed over to Wolverhampton to have the images printed. Unfortunately, the prints that I had originally paid for have not yet been completed. In a panic I asked for Dark Lens for advice who managed to get the images printed for me by a friend. The prints are not as strong, paper quality not as good and colours not as apt to the digital versions. However, they got here in time for installation which is perhaps the most important thing. Originally, I thought it would be nice just to have my final images mounted and on thick textured paper. However, due to the prints not being as good a standard as initially anticipated I decided to frame them. Having looked at images of legendary Ryan McGinley's exhibition layouts, I decided slim black frames would best showcase my work. So once I had my prints I went to the Range and bought 12 frames.
Another aspect which was necessary in displaying my work at the exhibition was to create a text panel explaining my work.
Text Panel
Gender is"a stylized repetition of acts . . . which are internally discontinuous . . .[so that] the appearance of substance is precisely that, a constructed identity, a performative accomplishment which the mundane social audience, including the actors themselves, come to believe and to perform in the mode of belief" (Judith Butler, Gender Trouble, 1990)
To say that gender is 'performative' is to argue that gender is "real only to the extent that it is performed". We all walk, talk and act in ways, which consolidate an impression of being masculine or feminine. Gender is nuanced and exists in multiple forms within any given person.
Gender Bender depicts drag artists, those who perform as the opposite sex, transsexuals, men that have become women and vice versa, transgendered individuals, those who emotionally and psychologically feel that they belong to the opposite sex and individuals that prefer not to choose a sex and exist as both, adopting a dual identity. All attest to the 'performative' nature of gender and reinforce the fluidity of gender.
Upon reflection I feel my text panel should have been far more concise and simple. Its quite a lot of text to expect my viewers to read but I wanted to offer some context into the research and ideas that are behind the project.
Once I had my prints and frames, I packaged them and headed over to Lanchester Gallery on the 28th May. Due to work and being very ill I was unable to fully participate in other aspects of setting up and preparing the exhibition. Nonetheless, I got my work on the walls and helped clean up after. Initially, I thought my images would appear 4×3, 4 pictures across and 3 down. However, I had more space than anticipated. Therefore, I re-worked the initial plan and decided that my images would appear in 2 rows of 6. I actually feel this worked out a lot better and more closely resembles the exhibition space of Ryan McGinley's for his series, " Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere" which I had been deeply inspired (above).
As a result and with the help of a friend we began to draw up and calculate a new plan, so the frames appear straight and precise (unlike the individuals depicted which is exactly my point). Once I marked out where the drilling and screws would need to be fixed me and my friend got started. As the wall was a plasterboard wall I had to run and get plasplugs than screw into them (yes I learned some DIY). This was a quick process to my surprise. Upon completion I began unwrapping my frames. I had to wipe down, remove and re-enter some of the images in the frames as dust and other bits were found lurking about! I than began hanging my frames. Once I had done so I noticed that a few of the frames were slightly off, made worse by the odd lighting, which created shadows in and around the frames. To get round this and to avoid having to start over, I used blue tack to re-arrange some of the frames, which worked quite well. Below are some behind the scene photos from the installation process.
As a member of the marketing team I shared images of the installation process on Facebook and Twitter, whilst also promoting the event and encouraging people to come to come pay us a visit.
Opening Night
Unfortunately on opening night I had work until 6.30pm which meant I was slightly late and couldn't help prepare the space beforehand. However, it was a resounding success and attracted a large number of people which is really encouraging. I found the experience quite awkward and having people ask about your work is also very strange. Something I wasn't really expecting. Since opening night people have contacted me via social networks complimenting me on "Gender Bender" as well as encouraging me to keep in going. The exhibition has made me realise that whilst university is coming to an end, these images can continue. Again I shared images from the night online.
However the following video created by Chris Trafford which shows the development of the exhibition as well as opening night captures the entire IMG19 experience far more aptly.
After Opening Night
I have continued to share my works online and have also covered shifts at the gallery. Today (3rd June 2014) I worked 10am-2pm with Tania and Alex. The gallery attracted a lot of people which was really nice to see and it was a good experience presenting myself as a professional and soon to be graduate of Coventry University.
My role in relation to the production of the degree show was as a participant of the marketing team to ensure the event gathered momentum, gained a lot of attention and achieved a sense of excitement for the works being displayed at the exhibition. It was important to market the event professionally and with the larger public to ensure the degree got a good response and turn out. This would help boost our reputability, be beneficial in promoting our work and also potentially gage future opportunities.
Social networking, self-promotion and behind the scenes footage shared online was and continues to be an efficient and easy way of promoting the exhibition whilst also having the potential to reach a large number of people. Working alone I have continued to share behind the scene photographs of my project and research on various networks including Facebook, Twitter and my blog. However, I could have done a lot more in promoting the degree show. I feel I should have begun sharing my work and creative processes sooner and more frequently. This would have assured a steady flow of interest within my project and the event. Upon reflection I feel I could have marketed myself and the exhibition a lot better if I had managed my time more effectively. I should have also promoted others works and shared them online to help gage a wider more varied audience.
The marketing team have continued to produce teasers to promote the event as well as posters, flyers and so on. Again due to my job and management of time I have been unable to fully participate in the production of these marketing materials. However, I have attended various meetings where decisions were made about the visual aspects of posters, flyers and leaflets and I submitted work to feature within them online. The degree show has made me realise the difficulty of working within a team and meeting at times where everyone is available. As a result, I ensured my works were available online and sustained contact with people via email and Facebook, proving that I could participate in the team, even if it was digitally.
Overall, I feel if I had managed my time more effectively and made more time for the marketing of the event more could have been achieved as a team member. However, using my own social network and self-promotion skills I have promoted my own works and gained online attention. I will continue to promote the event online and will also be working shifts at the gallery this week.
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For my final project I wanted to photograph individuals with alternative gender identities to highlight the fluidity of gender, raise more awareness of this social minority and show that true beauty is within the diverse. I wanted my images break the "norms"; address the "taboo", challenge society, push boundaries and make social minorities voices heard but what's more-seen. I wanted to find individuals whose identities reflect the broad spectrum of gender identity, to prove that there is far more to gender than just male and female, masculine and feminine.
Trans* individuals and those with other alternative gender identities remain to be an under-represented, marginalised and stigmatised section of society. However, by showing the public that gender is in fact nuanced and exists in multiple forms within any given person, not just those with alternative identities, perceptions of this minority will hopefully change. I want to show that these individuals are strong, empowered and beautiful, not vulnerable, excessive or strange. These individuals deserve to be seen and celebrated for their diversity.
I found my subjects through word of mouth, friends of friends and Facebook. I used my social media, networking and communication skills which have improved immensely through this process. I put out a statement on Facebook encouraging people who feel they have an alternative gender identity or feel they break away from the usually rigid gender binary to contact me and to model for the project. Below is the statement I posted and continued to share whilst searching for participants:
"Gender is the repeated stylization of the body, a set of repeated acts within a hugely rigid regulatory frame that congeal over time to produce the appearance of substance, of a natural sort of being" (Judith Butler, Gender Trouble)
Gender is nuanced and exists in multiple forms within any given person. I propose to create simple studio portraits that contest the rigid gender binary and reinforce the idea that gender can be malleable. I will explore gender in its capacity to be reduced to individual components: a gesture, a hairstyle or flick of mascara, each element building to the complete performance.
If you are an individual who contests to the binary nature of gender and are interested in participating in this project to help re-define what beauty and gender really is please get into contact with me. I aim to provoke thought and invite the audience to question the identity before them. These images will introduce ambiguity, the status of masculine and feminine becoming an enigma and help change social perceptions of those with unique gender identities.
Requirements: Be yourself!
Wear whatever accessories or jewellery you like. Bring/wear a white t-shirt/top and underwear (for those who are comfortable to get down to their undies anyway!) If you are a drag artists bring you're alter ego!
Where: 14 Lichfield St, Wolverhampton, West Midlands WV1 1DG
Shooting will take place at Dark Lens studio in Wolverhampton. This will be every Tuesday and Wednesday from 2pm onwards although these times can change to fit your schedule and to fit around Dark Lens bookings. I can give all the images unedited to you for you to keep if you would like them. I will edit a select few and will share them with you before they go anywhere! I will also give you final edited images (5 images)
These images will be exhibited at Lanchester Gallery in Coventry from 30th May-5th June as a part of my final degree show. Again you will have input on what images are used and not used.
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This statement helped fuel a lot of interest in my project and was an easy and efficient way to encourage people to participate in the project. Once I had found my subjects I continually communicated with them, discussed ideas and met them in person before the shooting actually took place. Gender is a sensitive subject and being photographed for any person is a highly vulnerable experience. This was at the forefront of my mind at all times. My subjects comfort levels and opinions were of utmost importance to me. I wanted to make sure they felt comfortable with me to ensure I could capture them in their natural state. I wanted to capture their individuality in a dignified and quiet way.
Shooting has taken place over the last few months at Dark Lens studio based in Wolverhampton. Influenced by Ryan McGinley, Bettina Von Zwehl and Bettina Rheims I used a very simple studio set up, two soft boxes, one digital camera and a grey backdrop.
During the shooting process I had my subjects play music, mess about, take my picture and chill out with their friends. I did this so my subjects became relaxed which worked a treat when it came to getting the shots! Below are some behind the scenes pictures which I shared on Facebook also:
In terms of the visual aesthetics of the images I decided to use a grey back drop to reflect the notion of gender being grey as opposed to black and white as society expects and craves. Gender is not fixed, rather free-floating, which the colour grey denotes. It also reflects Kinsey's grey scale of sexuality which was developed by Alfred Kinsey and his colleagues Wardell Pomeroy and Clyde Martin in 1948, in order to account for research findings that showed people did not fit into neat and exclusive heterosexual or homosexual categories. Kinsey put forward the notion through his scale of sexuality that sex can be grey: not entirely homosexual or heterosexual and I feel this can also be said for gender identity. There exists so much more than male and female, masculine and feminine, as my research and images evoke.
I will now run through the visual decisions I made with my subjects for the portraits I created. The decisions have been influenced by all of the research and photographers I've mentioned in this module. Some visual concepts I maintained with all my subjects were such as looking off or away from the camera. I felt this empowered my subjects, as if their ambiguity was not a big deal to them so why should it be a big deal to the viewer?
Images from Yves Saint Laurent Spring Summer 2014 menswear collection were most inspirational with my shoot of Libs. The man for Yves Saint Laurent SS14 collection was youthful at heart. He donned red lips, sequinned or velvet jackets with thin black bow ties. The collection was all about glam rock and ambiguity. This style I re-created with Libs who performs as a man professionally, often channelling the styles and acts of fellow glam rock icon David Bowie. She adored the final images and will use them for her portfolio. Whilst ambiguity and gentleness were initially key to my project and these images move away from that as they are somewhat more "draggy" I still really liked them. Libs represents drag kings, female transvestism and the "performative" nature of gender, so was a key person I felt to include in my final project.
Drag artists highlight the constructedness and performative nature of gender: reinforcing that everything: acts, gestures, looks, styles and behaviours really are a parody. There is no "ideal". There is no "core" gender for the sexes. Thus, everything becomes an imitation and Butler's gender performativity theory is-or should-be deemed the real normality. These images feature a drag queen who clearly is a male dressed as a woman. It was a great experience and Bash is an electrifying character. He came to the studio in full blown drag wearing a corset, full face of make-up, wig and hells. His entire appearance reflected my research on femininity being a construction, artificial parts which can be taken on by anyone. Whilst the shooting process was a lot of fun and Bash reflects the extravagant drag queens out there, I decided not to include them in my final series/display at the exhibition. I felt they were too brash and aggressive compared to the other portraits I was creating and wanted my project to be more ambiguous where as these images are a lot more outlandish. Nonetheless, I do want to continue shooting those with more extravagant appearance such as glam drag queens as they do add a hint of sparkle to the immense gender spectrum.
This notion of naked and hidden, dress and undress may be why Bettina Rheims' series entitled; "Gender Studies" is so intriguing and successful as a series exploring gender identity. It reinforces that element of mystic and ambiguity through the use of transparent and fleshy fabrics draped across her subjects. Rheims' cleverly reveals certain body parts whilst hiding others, forcing the viewer to question what is feminine and masculine within the image. An outfit from Prada's second line, Miu Miu, of spring summer 1997, also used transparent clothing to create ambiguity and blur gender lines. The outfits consisted of layers of transparent white cloth that both revealed and hid the body, hinting at innocence and artlessness on their childish vest and gym knickers shaping. The silhouette was blurred, femininity made hazy.
Upon sharing these images with my subjects, they were happy to emulate these styles due to the ambiguity they create. And so I had the majority of my subjects dress in white vest tops Lez being one of them. Vest tops are somewhat androgynous, unisex almost, further reinforcing and evoking gender as ambiguous and fluid. For this shoot I focused on Lez's eyes and facial features similarly to the works of Claudia Moroni. The eyes capture the very essence of a person and Lez was more than comfortable for me to get up close and personal.
Again I had my subject dress in a tight white t-shirt, evoking ambiguity and creating a conflict between hidden and seen. I photographed him wearing subtle make-up and blonde wig, echoing images from Sofia Coppala's Virgin Suicides and other stereotypical images of femininity in mainstream media. Shimmering golden locks seem to exercise a peculiar fascination and strong link to "ideal" feminine beauty. I'm sure we've all heard of the term "blondes have more fun" and we're all aware of the iconic images of screen siren Marilyn Monroe. Fashion and beauty industries are also obsessed with youthfulness. And blonde hair is often associated with youth and beauty. And so for my shoot with Nath we agreed to shoot him a blond clearly artificially wig to reinforce both the artificiality of femininity and blonde hair being commonly taking as youthful and beautiful. I also wanted to reveal Nath's actual sex, showing his capacity to adopt both feminine and masculine genders. And I shot him albeit the wig to reflect this.
Ambiguity was a key element in this shoot of Roxie and she was an absolute dream to photograph. As Roxie is a very fashion conscious individual, dreaming of one day becoming a mainstream supermodel, I allowed her to wear whatever clothing she wanted which she felt most beautiful in. I shared my research on fashion and gender and she particularly like the garments produced by Dolce & Gabbana in the 1980's and 1990's those Sicilian black dresses, which accentuated the female form, with softly corseted décolletage and visible underwear detailing. Dolce & Gabbana had been heavily influenced by the images of 1950's Hollywood screen sirens and Roxie adored such images. And so I photographed Roxie wearing figure hugging black clothing, hiding and revealing her shape. Roxie also has piercings and tattoos which add to her overall image perhaps being "taboo". They express her individuality and uniqueness.
Again I shot Rocky in a white T-shirt, a garment which is arguably unisex, thus blurring gender lines. Rocky was quite shy in front of the camera but that awkwardness which exudes from the images I feel is highly intriguing and adds further ambiguity. Rocky wore simple make-up, earrings and posed in feminine gestures. These images were simple and straightforward just as Rocky wanted.
For Anya she wanted to appear quite rocky and grungy so I referred back to my research on the Glam rock era and she brought with her, her own unique style. Heavily influenced by Bettina Von Zwehls portraits of people in profile, throughout the shoot I continued to photograph Anya from the side, which she too thought looked really effective. I prefer the ones of her looking away again because it reinforces ambiguity but they one I've featured above evidences how comfortable Anya is in her identity. Anya was a breeze and we got the shots almost instantly. I shot her in both white clothing and black to make her pop from the grey back drop as well as mocking the idea that gender is fixed or black and white.
With Jamie we wanted to channel Bowie and androgyny which I feel we achieved. Androgyny is all about combining both femininity and masculinity, creating truly mesmerizing and intriguing looks. To begin I shot Jamie topless with a full face of make-up. As the shoot continued we began to add more and more feminine items, the sorts of items usually associated with traditional femininity and often employed by drag queens. We added wigs, jewellery, bras, heels and a dress. However, it was the first initial images of Jamie that proved to be the most poignant. They were more subtle and soft, reinforcing that gender blurring isn't a big deal but rather beautiful.
Overall, the shooting and creative process behind these images were most definitely considered and collaborative. I've referred back to all of the photographers, artists and images I've been researching over the past few months to change, re-define and renew my interest in the images I was producing. I wanted to create a series of portraits that highlight the fluidity of gender but what's more the beauty, strength and dignity of those who aren't afraid to break away from social "norms". This is who they are and this is how they should be seen. In post production I de-saturated the colours and retouched the subjects skin. I changed the colours to resemble the works of the photographers I had been deeply inspired by including Bettina Von Zwehl and Bettina Rheims. Below are the final images for each of my "Gender Benders"
Before seeking subjects for my final project, I gathered some of my friends to do a gender bending photo shoot all of whom have alternative sexualities and identities. I echoed the visual aesthetics seen in Bettina Von Zwehl's constructed portraits as well as Bettina Rheims mysterious series, " Gender Studies". I used a white backdrop and had my subjects wear white to heighten that sense of ambiguity which I knew from the beginning was what I wanted to achieve. I never actually got round to doing anything with these images but the creative process was a valid one and helped me make some drastic decisions which helped form what my final project has become today. I noted on the shooting experience:
Lessons learnt: use a high F stop! Some of the images were not as sharp as I would have hoped due to a low F stop so in future I will ensure before I get snappy happy that my settings are all set! I manage to salvage a few through post-editing but that shouldn't have been necessary. I used the white studio, emulating the images created by Bailey and Rheims. However, I've had a change of heart. I feel my subjects would have been more striking if I had used a slightly darker background. The images where you can see a crease in the background I feel work better. As a result I hope to use a grey backdrop on my next shoots. Whilst I love the lightness and subtlety of Bettina Rhiems portraits of her gender bending beauties, I feel having a slightly more moody angle could be interesting. We'll see.
And so from this experimentation, I decided I would shoot my subjects on a grey background to denote the idea of sex and gender being a grey area, not black or white. This would help denote the sense of ambiguity I craved. I also thought that I should not restrict my subjects to wearing only white. I still want them to appear individual and unique whilst accessories and props can help signal certain gender stereotypes, or maybe even mock them. Overall, the experience was helpful and I may get round to using these images in some way.
To find subjects for my project which explore the wide variety of people that make up the equally as varied (and complex) gender spectrum I began documenting the queer community by going out in gay bars. I got to know a few, although none of them actually feature in my final images, it was a delightful experience.
It's taken me three years to discover that to be a good photographer, to get images that you like and are proud of, you can't just sit on your backside and expect for magic to fall from the sky. I love portraiture, I love interesting people and so decided to, as I have my entire life, follow the people that interest me; the type that never yawn or say a common place thing. I took a disposable camera. I did continue to take my Nikon but thought it be too intrusive for what I sought to do. Below are the results from my outings with those of the queer scene:


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This week your baby weighs a little less than 100 grams. It's still very small, but is moving around a lot when it's not snoozing. Those eyes that have been positioned to the side of its face are now better placed and where they should be. Small breathing movements are clear on ultrasound at this stage; so are sucking and swallowing actions. Practicing these complex skills early on means that by the time your baby is born it will be more adept at them and better able to support itself.
By the time you are 15 weeks pregnant, that new burst of energy you've been looking forward to has probably kicked in. You could find you are able to enjoy food as you normally do and look forward to meal times instead of dreading them. Try to have a wide variety of foods that will help your body stay healthy and support your baby's growth as well. There is evidence to prove the recommendations that during pregnancy, women should not restrict their diets and eat foods with varying tastes and flavours.
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You may be developing a bit of a tummy by now, or perhaps not. You'll definitely be feeling pregnant and you could find your legs and back are aching if you've been standing for a while. You're not quite at the stage of walking with a waddle, but there may be a small change to the way you normally walk.
Your sleeping habits could be changing too, as you need to rearrange yourself in bed to find a more comfortable position to lie in. If you've always been a tummy sleeper, you may be discovering this is getting to be more difficult because your belly gets in the way. Think about investing in a long pillow which you can mould around your body and legs. These can be a great aid to sleeping and you'll find you'll get your money's worth by the end of your pregnancy.
Your physical changes this week
- Don't be surprised if your shoes are feeling a little tight. It's not your imagination. Progesterone, the all important pregnancy hormone, is great for relaxing the ligaments in your pelvis but that's not where its effects will end. You may find your shoe size increases by at least half a size by the end of your pregnancy, perhaps even more.
- Pass the tissues. If you've never had a nose bleed, don't be alarmed if you start having them now. All that venous engorgement will make you more prone to the sniffles, nasal congestion and nose bleeds. Nose bleeds usually stop on their own but it's important to not panic and just sit quietly until they do.
- Notice your skin clearing up? Those pimples which took up residence on your face are probably clearing and your skin isn't so spotty. Keep up your usual cleansing and moisturising regime. You may find your skin is more oily around now and you need to change your moisturiser to suit.
- Your breasts may still be the biggest part of you currently. It's as if a switch has been turned on making them more heavy, sensitive and sore. If you're finding your usual bra size just isn't big enough, get properly fitted for new maternity bras. They are an essential wardrobe item during pregnancy.
Your emotional changes this week
- Feeling all Mother Earth? That's not surprising. There's something very grounding about the second trimester of pregnancy, when you're awash with hormones and a sense of all being good with the world. Think about doing some yoga or massage.
- You could find yourself preoccupied with peering at your tummy at all times of the day and night, looking for any increase in size. Sometimes you may be sure you're looking bigger, though other times you might not. It really depends on what's happening behind your uterus, not so much what's inside it. If your bowel is distended with poo or gas, it will make your tummy stick out more.
- The thought of your due date being so far away can make this seem an endless time. Although you know there's all this activity going on in your tummy, there's still not much to see and no end in sight. Try to do something everyday which gives you pleasure and isn't work or baby related. You still have your personality and interests which need stimulation and can't be put on hold just because you are pregnant.
Your baby's changes this week
- Lots of arm and leg waving going on this week –There's not much coordination to it all though lots of splashing about and then long sleeps just to recover. Wait a week or two and you'll be feeling the effects of all that movement too.
- The three small bones in your baby's inner ear start forming this week, so it will be able to hear you. Practice singing to your baby, saying hello and generally building an emotional connection which will last between you for life.
- Your baby's legs are now longer than the arms and the little head isn't their biggest body part. Their body is becoming longer and is not as flexed and curled up on itself.
Tips for Week 15
- Drink lots of clean, fresh water every day. The fluoride in it will help your baby's tooth formation and to build protective enamel. It also helps to liquefy your saliva and keep you mentally alert.
- Avoid getting a urinary tract infection if you can. This is a common condition during pregnancy and though not a major problem, can be more than a little irritating. Drink lots of water, after weeing – wipe from the front to the back, not the reverse. Before and after having sex, go to the toilet and empty your bladder. If you have any problems with burning or scalding when you wee or it just smells odd, check with your doctor.
- Take fruits that are high in Vitamin C. This is an important nutrient right now as it helps your body absorb iron from food and supports the formation of connective tissue in your baby.
- It's not too early to be thinking about baby names. You may have some favourites which you've always loved, or this may be something which has never occurred to you.


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Any Online Associate Degrees in Nutrition?
Hello All,
I was interested in getting an associate's degree in nutrition on top of my bachelor's in nursing. Do you know of any schools? Can I ask a school that offers a bachelor degree to give me an associates?
Thank you!
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holistic nurseJun 22, '09If you Google "Online Associate Degrees in Nutrition", there are a bunch of hits that get displayed.
I sort of doubt that a college offering a Bachelors degree would be willing to design a curriculum for a single student wanting an associated degree.Jun 22, '09yeah, actually I am a good internet researcher and I already googled it, all the sites are junk sites....if you click through you will see what I mean. that's why i got fed up and posted for help. thanks for responding thoughJun 22, '09Quote from Roses623Oh well....yeah, actually I am a good internet researcher and I already googled it, all the sites are junk sites....if you click through you will see what I mean. that's why i got fed up and posted for help. thanks for responding though
Have you tried searching for "Nutritionist" or "DTR" (Dietetics Tech, Registered) degrees?Jun 22, '09YAY! Thank you so much, that got me some great anwers! http://www.eatright.org/cps/rde/xchg...4_ENU_HTML.htmJun 24, '09Quote from Roses623YAY! Thank you so much, that got me some great anwers! http://www.eatright.org/cps/rde/xchg...4_ENU_HTML.htm
Glad to help. My wife is a Dietitian (my mom was a Dietitian for umpteen years also), and she has a sister who got her DTR degree (but then never put it to use).
If you're looking for a purely "online" program, I believe that DTR also has a supervised clinical practice requirement. Not sure how that would be handled with the online program.
Good Luck!Jun 24, '09thank you, i am not sure if I am going to pursue it for a while (I've got my hands full with my ABSN degree for the next 16 months).
I worked for a nutritionist who used a lot of whole food supplements by Standard Process and I saw amazing things happen to his clients. Even with myself! I used to have terrible anxiety and paranoia and stress, the doctor prescribed me Xanax, but I only took it a couple of times before I threw it out because I hated feeling high, and even after taking it twice I craved it! nasty. So my boss (the nutritionist) had me take the Cataplex B (B vitamins) and he said I could take up to 30 tablets per day. Now, I never get anxiety or paranoia and I can cope with stress so much better. Now I take just 2-4 tablets per day (thats the recommended dosage) But if I drink alcohol or I am in a stressful situation I take more and it helps. I know it isn't a mind trick, because I didn't trust they would work when I first started taking them. But I have done a lot of research and some people think that a lot of people on medications just have a B vitamin deficiency.
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Rapper Krayzie Bone has been arrested in Los Angeles on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI).
The Bone Thugs-n-Harmony star, real name Anthony Henderson, was pulled over by police in the early hours of Friday (27Jul12) as part of a routine traffic stop and was asked to perform a field sobriety test at the scene.
According to TMZ.com, Henderson's blood alcohol level registered above California's legal limit of 0.08 per cent.
Officials booked the rapper at a nearby jail and he was said to have been cooperative throughout the ordeal.


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Pilot killed as US fighter jet crashes near RAF Lakenheath
A US fighter jet has crashed near RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk, killing the pilot.
The FA-18 Hornet from the Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 232 came down a couple of miles away from the base at around 10.30am.
Cambridgeshire Police confirmed that one person had been killed in the crash.
Police at a field in Redmere in Cambridgeshire in front of wreckage from a US fighter jet which crashed near RAF Lakenheath, killing the pilot
There are reports the plane encountered problems with refuelling shortly before the crash, but a spokeswoman for the US Marine Corps said she could not confirm this.
She told the Press Association: "We don't know at this time if the pilot ejected from the aircraft. It is a one-seater aircraft so no one else was in it."
The squadron is based in California.
A spokesman from the US Embassy in London said: "We can confirm that it was the pilot who died in the crash."
Emergency services were sent to the scene near the Cambridgeshire/Suffolk border.
A Cambridgeshire Police spokesman said: "Emergency services are currently at the scene of a plane crash on farmland in Redmere, Ely.
"The military aircraft which had taken off from RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk came down at about 10.30am this morning.
"We can confirm one fatality and believe there was just one person on board the aircraft."
A Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said they were called just after 10.30am.
He said: "We were called following reports of an aircraft crash at Redmere.
"We have two crews at the scene at the moment but there is no sign of any firefighting action taking place."
Matthew Barzun, the US ambassador to Britain, tweeted: "Have received update on this news. Tracking situation closely. We're grateful for everyone's concern."
The crash comes just over a year after an American fighter based at Lakenheath crashed near a school in Lincolnshire.
The F-15 fighter jet from the US Air Force's (USAF) 48 Fighter Wing crashed in fields near Spalding on October 8 2014.
The pilot ejected safely, sustaining only minor injuries, and no one on the ground was hurt.
Mr Barzun added: "The loss in Cambridgeshire today is terrible news, my thoughts & prayers are with all involved."
The aircraft was part of fleet of six fighter jets travelling from Bahrain to the base in Miramar, California, a US air force official said.
The remaining five FA-18 Hornet's safely diverted to the RAF Lossiemouth airfield in Scotland.
A US Navy F/A-18C Hornet aircraft, similar to the one which crashed near RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk, killing the pilot
A US jet has crashed near RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk
A US Navy F-18 fighter jet has crashed near RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk
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Docherty, Gemmell, Sissons. None seem to be really rated as big chances, but Docherty already has two Olympic medals.
Docherty still going? WAG.
What a finish though.
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Pretty dominant stuff in the men's triathlon.
**** I hope they look back at that triathlon and realise they should have penalised the other soap dodger. Would be hilarious.
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Our bloke is busy winning back to back Hawaii ironman events mate. Far more important than this stroll in the park.
Easy easy, come on team GB. this is just fantastic winning so many medals so easily.
As I said in another thread, you've taken the gold medal for the UK's own HonestBharani at these Olympics.
Besides, I know you lot having watched you play sport for 40 plus years. You'll revert to mediocrity after a short period of doing well. It's your way
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On the shore near Rapides de Cap-Ste-Jacques. Fortunately near a footpath, so quite easily reachable.
stelei planned to reach the geohash in the short time between the end of school (and work) and sundown. This added much excitement to an otherwise boring day. The geohash was to be reached after a relatively painless drive through the city, and a short walk on the path. Clouds and intermittent rain may have caused problems, especially if the footpath turned out to be muddy.
stelei and her partner reached the geohash! The area was deserted. The car was parked on rue Cap-St-Jacques, close to where the path started, and we set out on foot. The path was in good condition and not muddy at all. We reached the geohash without having to delve into the bushes between the path and the shore, then played on the rocks near the rapids for about an hour. If only we had brought a kite...


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Sacroiliac joint dysfunction is a condition that causes pain in the base of the spine, hips and groin, reports MedicineNet. Unlike the rest of the spine, the five vertebrae that make up the sacrum are fused. The sacroiliac joint connects the sacrum to the iliac bones of the pelvis.Continue Reading
The sacroiliac joints support the weight of the upper body when upright, which places large amounts of stress on them, according to MedicineNet. The cartilage layer that cushions the joints allows for minimal movement, which is normally less than 4 millimeters of rotation and 2 millimeters of translation. Osteoarthritis occurs when this cartilage is damaged or breaks down. Other arthritis-related causes of sacroiliac joint dysfunction include gout, psoriasis, rheumatoid arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis. Conditions that alter the normal walking motion can also cause dysfunction. These include pregnancy, a discrepancy in leg lengths and pain in the hip, knee or foot.
A physical examination involving the placement of the hips and legs in a specific position and applying pressure to the sacrum can isolate it as the source of pain. Other tests for the diagnosis of sacroiliac joint dysfunction include X-rays, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging and bone scans, explains MedicineNet. Pain relief provided by the injection of anesthetic and steroid medications into the sacroiliac joint confirms the diagnosis. This type of injection, in addition to physical therapy, is the typical treatment. Surgical fusion of the sacral vertebrae is performed if other treatment options fail.Learn more about Conditions & Diseases


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Jun 23 2016 – Ottawa – Francis Scarpaleggia, Member of Parliament for Lac-Saint-Louis and Chair of the National Liberal Caucus, has been elected Chair of the House of Commons Special Committee on Electoral Reform that will broadly consult Canadians on how to change Canada's first-past-the-post voting system.
"I am honoured to be part of this historic process to examine options available for modifying Canada's electoral system so that the distribution of seats in the House of Commons better reflects each party's share of the popular vote," said the West Island M.P. "I look forward to working with my colleagues from all parties to create and execute a consultative process that gives Canadians from every part of the country the opportunity to weigh in on the kind of voting system they feel is best suited to Canada's democracy in the 21st century," Scarpaleggia added.
The composition of the committee is as follows: five (5) Liberals, including the committee chair; three (3) Conservatives; two (2) NDP members; one (1) Green; and one (1) Bloc member. Liberals will thus be a minority on the committee and the Green and Bloc members will have a vote and the right to move motions. The government compromised on its original proposal to have the composition of the committee reflect that of the House of Commons, with Liberals holding a majority.
The committee's work in recommending changes to the current voting system will be guided by five key principles: the need to reduce distortion in the system and strengthen the link between voter intention and the election of representatives; the need to foster greater collaboration in politics and offer opportunities for inclusion of underrepresented groups in the political process; the need to support access by all eligible voters regardless of physical or social condition; the need to preserve the integrity of the voting system in terms of vote secrecy and security for individual Canadians; and finally, the need to ensure the accountability of elected representatives to local citizens and local needs.


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Evergreen Christian School has been walking with families to develop students into amazing world-changers for more than 40 years. Our students don't just move on to high school – they go on to excel in high school and beyond.
Our staff is highly skilled with many having more than 20 years experience teaching. We have a strong culture of academics and a vibrant spiritual life. Our staff innovates for amazing results, and our principal is dedicated to teaching each child to know and love God.
We strive for excellence in all that we do. And, just as Samuel continued to grow in stature and favor with God and man (1 Samuel 2:26), we have the opportunity to see students grow in the same manner. The following events and programs help our students learn, grow, and stretch themselves to achieve things they may have never even dreamed possible.
· Competing against other schools throughout the state to challenge their skills at events such as the Spelling Bee, National Geography Bee, Fine Arts Festival, Math Olympics, and more
· Attending weekly chapels and devotion time with amazing worship and key messages that are age-appropriate to your student's grade level
· Enrolling in enrichment programs for higher level learners
· Using a state-of-the-art technology lab to teach general technology including typing and coding
· Attending an outdoor education field trip in 5th grade and an overnight field trip to Mt. St. Helens in 6th grade
· Opportunity to travel to Washington D.C. and, oftentimes, to Guatemala.


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'50 Shades of Grey Movie Casting: Robert Pattinson Says 'I Am Christian Grey'
Either one of the biggest "Fifty Shades of Grey" casting rumors regarding Christian Grey has dropped, or Robert Pattinson is just pulling everyone's leg.
In a recent interview with MSN via Books and Review, the handsome "Twilight" actor said he was going to play Christian Grey in the film adaptation of E.L. James' best-selling series "Fifty Shades of Grey."
Ever since it was announced that E.L. James' kink novel was going to become a Hollywood flick, Pattinson has been asked countless questions about the books and whether he was going to play the sex-crazed title character.
E.L. James says she was inspired by "Twilight" and the relationship between Bella Swan and vampire Edward Cullen, Pattinson's character. As a result, many fans feel that he is the rightful actor to be chosen to portray the Red Room of Pain master.
Probably against advise from his publicist, the "Twilight" actor told reportedly MSN, "I am playing the part.
Don't get too excited just yet, ladies; Pattinson reportedly burst into laughter after saying the one thing many are longing to hear.
"I also wrote the book too."
So it's clear that the typically impassive actor was feeling a little more light-hearted than usual and figured he might as well joke around.
Kelly Marcel has been announced as the screenwriter of the movie, which is tentaviely supposed to hit theaters in 2014.
Since casting is so far away the constant speculation as to who will play to coveted role of Christian Grey has become tiresome for author E.L James and fan favorites like Robert Pattinson.


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A brilliant, unforgettable, and long-awaited novel from bestselling author Ruth Ozeki
"A time being is someone who lives in time, and that means you, and me, and every one of us who is, or was, or ever will be."
In Tokyo, sixteen-year-old Nao has decided there's only one escape from her aching loneliness and her classmates' bullying. But before she ends it all, Nao first plans to document the life of her great grandmother, a Buddhist nun who's lived more than a century. A diary is Nao's only solace - and will touch lives in ways she can scarcely imagine.
Across the Pacific, we meet Ruth, a novelist living on a remote island who discovers a collection of artifacts washed ashore in a Hello Kitty lunchbox - possibly debris from the devastating 2011 tsunami. As the mystery of its contents unfolds, Ruth is pulled into the past, into Nao's drama and her unknown fate, and forward into her own future.
Full of Ozeki's signature humor and deeply engaged with the relationship between writer and reader, past and present, fact and fiction, quantum physics, history, and myth, A Tale for the Time Being is a brilliantly inventive, beguiling story of our shared humanity and the search for home.
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"Starred Review. Magnificent ...The novel's seamless web of language, metaphor, and meaning can't be disentangled from its powerful emotional impact: These are characters we care for deeply, imparting vital life lessons through the magic of storytelling. A masterpiece, pure and simple." - Kirkus
"Ozeki's absorbing novel is an extended meditation on writing, time, and people in time... This tale from Ozeki, a Zen Buddhist priest, is sure to please anyone who values a good story broadened with intellectual vigor." - Publishers Weekly
"Remarkable ... A highly unusual and rewarding novel that covers a vast scope of often disturbing subjects with great humanity and continually loops back to the ever human dilemma of how to live through difficult times." - The Bookseller
"An extraordinary novel about a courageous young woman, riven by loneliness, by time, and (ultimately) by tsunami. Nao is an inspired narrator and her quest to tell her great grandmother's story, to connect with her past and with the larger world is both aching and true. Ozeki is one of my favorite novelists and here she is at her absolute best- bewitching, intelligent, hilarious, and heartbreaking, often on the same page." - Junot Díaz, Pulitzer Prize winner and author of This Is How You Lose Her
"A Tale for the Time Being is a timeless story. Ruth Ozeki beautifully renders not only the devastation of the collision between man and the natural world, but also its often miraculous results." - Alice Sebold, bestselling author of The Lovely Bones
"Ingenious and touching...I read it with great pleasure." -Philip Pullman, award-winning author of The Golden Compass
"One of the most deeply moving and thought-provoking novels I have read in a long time. In precise and luminous prose, Ozeki captures both the sweep and detail of our shared humanity. The result is gripping, fearless, inspiring and true." -Madeline Miller, author of the Orange Prize winner The Song of Achilles
A Tale for the Time Being is equal parts mystery and meditation. The mystery is a compulsive, gritty page-turner. The meditation- on time and memory, on the oceanic movement of history, on impermanence and uncertainty, but also resilience and bravery - is deep and gorgeous and wise. A completely satisfying, continually surprising, wholly remarkable achievement." - Karen Joy Fowler, bestselling author of The Jane Austen Book Club
"A great achievement, and the work of a writer at the height of her powers. Ruth Ozeki has not only reinvigorated the novel itself, the form, but she's given us the tried and true, deep and essential pleasure of characters we love and who matter." - Jane Hamilton, bestselling author of A Map of the World
"Profoundly original, with authentic, touching characters and grand, encompassing themes, Ruth Ozeki's novel proves that truly great stories- like this one- can both deepen our understanding of self and remind us of our shared humanity." - Deborah Harkness, bestselling author of A Discovery of Witches and Shadow of Night
"I've long been an admirer of Ruth Ozeki's work, and her exquisite, richly textured novel, A Tale for the Time Being, marks the stunning return of a writer at the height of her powers. Seamlessly weaving together tales of the past and present that are equally magical and heartbreaking, she transports us to the worlds of Nao and Jiko, in Japan, and Ruth, on a remote island in British Columbia, where their worlds collide as they reach across time to find the meaning of life and home...A wise and wonderfully inventive story that will resonate through time." -Gail Tsukiyama, bestselling author of The Samurai's Garden
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Ruth Ozeki, author of My Year of Meats and All Over Creation, is an award-winning writer and filmmaker. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Shambhala Sun, and More, among other publications. In June 2010 she was ordained as a Zen Buddhist priest and is affiliated with the Brooklyn Zen Center and the Everyday Zen Foundation. She lives in British Columbia and New York City.
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"We have to pass the bill so you can find out what is in it."
Had I not heard it with my own ears I would not have believed it. This is one the most ignorant things that I have ever heard.
Nancy Pelosi, what a dumb ass!
In My Humble Opinion
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
9.11.2001 to 9.11.2013
It has been twelve years since our country was attacked by a bunch of cave dwelling Camel jockeys. What have we accomplished in those twelve years? Almost seven thousand American soldiers have been killed fighting the War on Terror. More than seventeen thousand have been wounded and more than fifteen-hundred of those wounded have suffered through amputations and many of those people have suffered multiple amputations.
What have we gained from their sacrifice? Are we safer because of their efforts? Have our fallen soldiers given their all in vain?
Last night I was watching TV and a commercial for an organization providing aid to our wounded soldiers aired. I sat there and listened to some of the wounded soldiers describing their experiences and explaining how they were wounded sickened me. The images of men with arms and legs missing, some of these men had several limbs missing. I saw one man that had all of his legs and arms missing and one man so badly burned I had to wonder, how did these men survive their wounds?
This commercial aired during several programs based around the events of September 11, 2001. It wasn't long after I saw the commercial that my amazement turned into anger. I'm not talking about being mad I'm talking about being absolutely pissed off. I am pissed off about the attack on 9/11 and what it has led to over the past twelve years. I am pissed off because the government and the people lost the will to finish this war, and I am pissed off because as a nation we look like a bunch of spineless wimps. Finally I am pissed off because our President, President Barack Hussein Obama doesn't have the balls to fight this war the way this war should be fought. Obama is a gutless, spineless pussy of a man.
Every Muslim in the world should be absolutely terrified of the United States of America and what we are capable of doing. Every Muslim in the world should be terrified of every American and every Muslim in the world should be looking over their shoulders wondering if an American is waiting for them at every turn. Every Muslim in the world should be afraid of being a Muslim. Islam and the Muslims who practice Islam have as I see it no useful purpose in this world.
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Sandra Dodd, this made me think about you. I'm picking spinach, oranges and many different herbs in my mother in law garden with one of "those cars" that I forgot the name.Nice photo of the supports around the wheel. Picking spinach and oranges in the same place is amazing, to someone from New Mexico. :-)
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Saturday, December 28, 2013
Spinach, oranges and herbs (Portugal)
Cá Fernandes Maciel, of Lisbon, visiting her mother-in-law at Christmastime, wrote:
Friday, December 20, 2013
Winchester, UK, 2011
Used the image casually in a post called It makes much more sense, in which I quoted Ben Lovejoy saying
When we learned how to ride a bike, we thought that first way that we learned was the only way that a bike could be ridden. There was just no other way. Having ridden over 10,000 miles of roads and over 50 bike trails in the past six years, I can tell you that my initial experience on a bike was nothing like I've had as an adult. As with my cycling, I've realized there is more than one way to live our lives. Living life based upon principles is a better way for me than living by rules. It's more honest, respectful, truthful, and makes much more sense. Principles have allowed me to figure out that music is a journey and not a destination that ends when I reached a certain age. Principles have allowed me to realize that riding a bike is a means and not an end. Principles have allowed me to think further about better ways to parent than using someone else's rules. Principles, in short, do not limit me the way that rules once did.
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Mother Goose coloring page from Dover Books
Dover books offers free sharing of some of its coloring books. This was a free digital sample, for printing out. I don't know, though, which Mother Goose rhyme it is illustrating. If anyone does know, please leave a note. And if you feel like coloring this or other things you print out feel free to lift this, and to go to http://www.doverpublications.com/csch088/index.html?s1=Google-Adwords&s4=coloring%20pages&s5=csch069 to sign up for free samples by e-mail.
AHA! December 21, 2013, got wise and googled it:
I remember the first part, so I will look later at my childhood Mother Goose book and see what it says! Maybe there was a picture there, too. (here it is)
AHA! December 21, 2013, got wise and googled it:
When I was a little boy, I lived by myself,
And all the bread and cheese I got I put upon a shelf;
The rats and the mice, they made such a strife,
I was forced to go to London to buy me a wife.
The streets were so broad, and the lanes were so narrow,
I was forced to bring my wife home in a wheelbarrow;
The wheelbarrow broke, and my wife had a fall,
And down came the wheelbarrow, wife and all.
I remember the first part, so I will look later at my childhood Mother Goose book and see what it says! Maybe there was a picture there, too. (here it is)
Monday, December 9, 2013
Christmas tree lot, Albuquerque
Truck, chainsaw, shovel, posthole diggers… Nice!
We bought our Christmas tree from the owner of these tools, southwest of Juan Tabo and Menaul.
We bought our Christmas tree from the owner of these tools, southwest of Juan Tabo and Menaul.
Friday, December 6, 2013
Delhi, India
Sweekriti Singh wrote: "My brain has begun associating wheelbarrows with you, so when I saw one here (in Delhi, India) this morning I had to share it..."
Monday, December 2, 2013
Salad Bowl with tools
Wheelbarrow Salad Bowl with Wooden Utensils, from the Uncommon Goods catalog. Sent by Schuyler Waynforth.
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There are several ways to look up a Federal Tax Identification Number or Employer's Identification Number; some of these require little to no additional information. For small business employers that have lost or misplaced their EIN, these ways include checking the electronic notice of confirmation from the IRS and checking a tax return from a previous year and from a bank or any organization where the EIN was used, notes SBA.gov. Employees, on the other hand, can check their employer's EIN through their W-2 forms, the business payroll, from human resources and accounting departments and online from public court documents.Continue Reading
An EIN is a unique nine-digit number that is issued by the Internal Revenue Service to businesses for tax purposes. Apart from filing tax returns, business owners who retain employees also need an EIN to apply for state and local licenses. When the business owner somehow misplaces his EIN, he can reach out to these organizations to ask for the EIN if a tax return from a previous year or the notice of confirmation from the IRS are not available, according to IRS.gov.
Employees can look up their employer's EIN on their W-2 forms, usually above the employer's name and address. The nine-digit number has a dash after the second digit. If the business is a publicly traded company, employees can also search for their employer's EIN through their annual 10-K filing. If the business has gone bankrupt, former employees can check an EIN on the docket sheet of the public court documents.Learn more about Taxes


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The county town of Addison County in western Vermont, Middlebury is most famous for Middlebury College, founded in 1800 and one of the oldest liberal colleges in the States. Today, the college is well-known for its summer, foreign-language courses, and also for the Bread Loaf School of English in the hills above the town founded by the revered poet, Robert Frost - he owned a farm close to the town. The best places to stay in Middlebury if you're here on college business are undoubtedly in the centre of town,
The falls of Otter Creek, hiking trails in the Green Mountains and the beautiful white-marble buildings (from the local marble quarry) of Middlebury are some of the area's other attractions.
Our pick of the best places to stay in Middlebury would be ideal if you want to learn a foreign language at the College or simply want to explore this charming area of western Vermont.
- A classic early, 19th-century inn, Middlebury Inn has been restored to retain its original features of high ceilings, grand sash windows and fireplaces carefully mixed with a modern country-house style. Rooms are light and comfortable, plus there's a small spa, an elegant restaurant and daily afternoon tea in the lobby.
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The Middlebury Inn 71 rooms from £100Middlebury (Vermont)
Antique furnishings, original high ceilings and elegant interiors make up this former 1827 coaching inn. Rooms are a blend of contemporary and classic with modern bathrooms. Morgan's Tavern serves fresh and local farm produce. Drinks at the bar or a day at the spa, make this a great base for hiking.Sights nearby - Experience the fun and educational 30-minute guided factory group tour of Ben & Jerry's.Great walks - There are wonderful hiking trails in the country surrounding MiddleburyLocal markets - Farm Heritage Tour.Views - Great views from hotel


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Vanderbilt Poll reflects Tennessee voter attitudes on Trump, immigration, media and more
NASHVILLE, Tenn.--A new Vanderbilt University poll reflects Tennessean's attitudes towards President Donald Trump, healthcare, undocumented immigrants, science, media, and the economy.
The survey of about 1,000 registered voters in the state found Tennesseans now feel less optimistic about President Trump's ability to change Washington for the better. Just 41% said they believed he could change Washington for the better in the May 2017 survey, a 13 point drop compared to the 54% total in November 2016.
Tennesseans also felt President Trump "doesn't care what people like them think." 53% of voters believe the statement, a number which includes 45% of Republican voters.
Despite the shift in attitudes, President Trump still carries a 52% approval rating in the state.
Below is a summary of other poll results:
-Tennesseans say health care and the economy should be the top priorities of state officials. Each topic garnered 30% of the votes in rankings of priority. Education ranked third with 21% of the vote.
-56% of Tennesseans support a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. 66% support children of undocumented immigrants being eligible for in-state college tuition.
-66% also trust the benefits of scientific research, especially medical research (72%).
-Trust in the media was low based on results. Just 21% said they trusted all or most of what they read, 43% trust some, and 34% trust little to none of what they read.
-As far as the 2018 gubernatorial election in Tennessee, the poll examined the percentage of people who recognized candidates whom have announced their bid for the seat. Rep. Diane Black had the highest name recognition with 49% of Tennesseans saying they recognized the Gallatin native's name. Former Nashville Mayor Karl Dean came in second with 38%, followed by Rep. Beth Harwell (34%), Sen. Mae Beavers (28%), and Randy Boyd (26%).