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The Beatles - Abbey Road [Apple Records SO-383]
Label: Apple Records
Catalog Number: SO-383
Country: Canada
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FRONT COVER: Right center crosswalk stripe DOES NOT have the square metal street access lid. BACK COVER: APPLE SO-383 Track List (Her Majesty is NOT listed) Apple Records (with aligned logo) An E.M.I. recording. Thanks to George Martin, Geoff Emerick and Phillip McDonald Photographs by Iain Macmillan Distributed in Canada by Capitol Records (Canada) Ltd. LABEL SIDE 1: SO 1-383 Track List Produced by George Martin Recorded in England Mfd. by Apple Records, Inc. (green on bottom perimeter) LABEL SIDE
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- A1) Come Together
- A2) Something
- A3) Maxwell's Silver Hammer
- A4) Oh! Darling
- A5) Octopus's Garden
- A6) I Want You (She's So Heavy)
- B1) Here Comes The Sun
- B2) Because
- B3) You Never Give Me Your Money
- B4) Sun King
- B5) Mean Mr. Mustard
- B6) Polythene Pam
- B7) She Came In Through The Bathroom Window
- B8) Golden Slumbers
- B9) Carry That Weight
- B10) The End
- B11) Her Majesty
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Good morning and happy Monday to everyone! It's time for me to get the blog back up and rolling, so we have to start our week of right… with Positive Monday! I know everyone hates Monday and you hate getting out of bed, but regardless make sure you thank the man above for allowing you to see another day. Without him, you definitely wouldn't be here.
Now I won't lie I am sleepy as idk what today, and I can't say that I didn't get plenty of rest this weekend. As a matter of fact that's pretty much all I did was lay around and rest. But for some reason I still feel like my body got ran over by a truck, I could definitely use a massage right now! However, I have lots to look forward to in the upcoming weeks. One reason is the end of this summer semester happens to be in two weeks (Thank ya Jesus! lol); and two being my 5 day vacation from work next month. I don't know what I'm doing or where I'm going during those 5 days, but at least I know I won't be at work! lol… on top of that I have some personal things to look forward to, don't wanna put it out there until everything is set in stone though! I'm also looking forward to celebrating my best friend's birthday with her this week. And on top of that my grandma will be turning 59 this coming weekend!! That's a blessing in itself. Trust me everything isn't peaches and cream, but there is always something to look forward to in life!
To leave you on a positive note for the week, just remember that everyone goes through SOMETHING at all times. No one's life is perfect, regardless of how it looks from the outside. Everyone has something that they're dealing with, sometimes even handling everything on their own. It's not about your struggles or your life story because everyone has one… the TRUE story comes with how you handle your situations. Those that keep pushing despite their struggles, are the ones that get the furthest in life. Take Missy Elliott and Mary J for example… On their episodes of Behind The Music, they shared how they went through THE MOST, but because they overcame everything and are standing where they are today makes their stories even more touching. Everything happens for a reason, take it and learn from it! Make sure you check below for my positive video for the day as well!
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The Mena Regional Support Foundation hosted their annual Employee Appreciation Cookout recently in the Mena Regional Health System parking lot. Although the cookout began as a way for the Foundation to honor employees, in the years since its inception, they have opened the event to the public and it now serves as a fundraiser for the many charitable causes the Foundation supports at the hospital.
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Linked by jessesmith on Wed 5th Nov 2014 10:39 UTC
Over the past year I've been reading a lot of opinions on the new init technology, systemd. Some people think systemd is wonderful, the bee's knees. Others claim that systemd is broken by design. Some see systemd as a unifying force, a way to unite the majority of the Linux distributions. Others see systemd as a growing blob that is slowly becoming an overly large portion of the operating system. One thing that has surprised me a little is just how much people care about systemd, whether their opinion of the technology is good or bad. People in favour faithfully (and sometimes falsely) make wonderful claims about what systemd is and what it can supposedly do. Opponents claim systemd will divide the Linux community and drive many technical users to other operating systems. There is a lot of hype and surprisingly few people presenting facts.
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It really boils down to what is the best choice for people building (Linux) distributions and what gives them the least amount of work in supporting it.
Apparently using systemd results in less work for maintainers and that is why they like it and use it. As a user you can hate(?) it, but that is not relevant. You are not the one putting in the work to keep the (sometimes) fragile shell scripts running and debug them.
Even developers like it! It makes their work easier, they can delegate a lot of work to the system. And it magically works on all Linux distributions!
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My newest breakfast obsession: buckwheat.
Apparently, other people love it, too, as Whole Foods was pletely sold out of the stuff yesterday!
In an effort to e up with some alternative options to oatmeal, I have been experimenting with buckwheat lately. (See cinnamon almond buckwheat). It's pretty delicious, simple and fast to make, and can be made savory or sweet.
This flavor bo is based on a Navitas Naturals Goji Basil Cashews (which are out of this world, btw). Fresh basil is one of my favorite herbs, and I love adding it to just about everything.
Try this Goji Basil Buckwheat recipe and let me know what you think by leaving a ment below!
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- 2 Tbsp.
- 1/2 cup
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- 1-2 Tbsp. minced
- 2-3 Tbsp. coarsely chopped
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- Place goji berries in a small bowl with just enough water to cover them. Set aside.
- Bring water to a boil, add buckwheat and cook for 10 minutes over medium low until all water is absorbed. Remove to a bowl.
- Drain goji berries, and add to buckwheat, along with basil, cashews, and salt. Stir well.
*You can increase water to 1.5 cups and cooking time to 15 minutes for an even plumper and softer grain.
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CNAs have formerly established their area of interest in the medical arena, in particular that an increasing number of jobs are offered for them. In response, lots more people likewise try to take part in this profession. That's the reason if you want to stay above others, you should engage in a top-notch training program.
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Don West's heel turn on iMPACT this week seems like it came out of nowhere, but what he said about Mike Tenay actually does parallel his real-life reputation. Tenay has a reputation of being spineless at booking and production meetings dating back to his WCW days. The feeling was that he would never say what he knew needed to be said because he wanted to protect his job, and a lot of people resent Tenay for that. The fact that this was brought up on TV however was quite a twist. There's no word on where they are going with this, but it's been said that Tenay and West both have had bouts of insecurity about their positions as announcers in the past, so this does draw from reality.
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The Iowa Republican caucus results were tallied Tuesday night and with over 120,000 votes cast statewide, Mitt Romney won by eight vote -- thats right, he lead the pack by, yep count them, eight whole votes.
Former Pennsylvania U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum capped a two week surge in polling by basically tying Romney in the voting. He ran a strong grassroots operation that included campaigning in each of Iowa's 99 counties. Texas Congressman Ron Paul, who drew his strength from tea party loyalists and new voters under 30 years of age, came in a close third.
So nobody really won on Tuesday -- instead, the top candidates just survived to move on to the New Hampshire Primary next Tuesday.
The most significant result of the contest was the poor, fifth place showing of Texas Gov. Rick Perry at 10 percent of the vote, which led him to suspend his campaign shortly after the results were in. Minnesota Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann's poor sixth-place showing Tuesday night forced her to drop out of the race.
Newt Gingrich, whose turbulent candidacy was previously announced DOA as campaigning in Iowa began a year ago, placed fourth after he endured a barrage of negative campaign ads, mostly from the Romney camp. Gingrich was the frontrunner in the race just a month ago, but now it remains to be seen whether the former House speaker can once again resurrect himself in the upcoming primaries.
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Chickpeas & Zucchini over Greens
December 27, 2012
Wanna see something pathetic?
Redeeming qualities of this picture: dat food is delicious… well, that's the only point of redemption. It's not even a good picture.
Pan-fried chickpeas and zucchini on a bed of fresh greens and tomatoes.
To pan-fry the vegetables: olive oil in pan. Heat. Pour in can of drained chickpeas. Shake salt liberally over peas. Cook medium-low heat until exterior of peas is crunchy and roasted. Repeat process with zucchini sliced uniformly.
Easy! Dinner or lunch in only a few minutes. Always keep canned chickpeas on hand.
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Cozy Feet. The best option to keep your feet happily warm during the colder months of the year is SmartWool. There are SmartWool booties and socks available to keep your feet cozy in a breathable and incredibly soft way!
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A customized bib for adult patients, worn on the chest to help protect clothing from spilled food ensuring that users and their clothes stay dry and clean. The Reassurance Bib features a removable outer bib for easy washing and a contour weighted layer that provides the same "Hug" or focal point to ground the individual's energy as our Sensory Activity Mat.


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"Avoid clichés like the plague," is thrown about frequently in journalism and media circles as it is at ThinkInk. Like a well-worn record, or maybe I should update my own tired imagery to something like an endlessly re-tweeted tweet, clichés usually succeed in getting their point across, but not without the listener rolling their eyes over yet another hackneyed phrase. Too much use with too little care and the force behind the words is totally lost.
In today's schizoid re-invent-the-wheel-every-day atmosphere – from wordy ways to jump start the job market, to long-winded debates over the commonsense logic of having the US government meet its debt obligations (yawn) – even the word "innovation" has lost much of its sparkle, according to Jack Springman, author and growth strategies consultant in a recent Harvard Business Review blog post.
His advice to readers: jettison the word "innovation" from their business vocabulary. Doing so, he says, refocuses a company's attention on delivering quality to its customers, not the manufacture of buzzwords directed inward at corporate higher-ups.
While so deliberately discarding a word sounds a little sophomoric, kind of like having a "no-cursing" change jar to dissuade poor language (which definitely hasn't worked at our agency – we simply love a good swear), Springman is nevertheless on to something. While doing research for his piece, a search of the term "innovation" on the HBR site came up with 4,700 results. Perform a similar Google search for "innovation" and "business" and you end up with 423,000,000 hits. Clearly the term innovation has, wait for it….. had its day in the sun.
Innovation, like guru, and expert, among countless other words, is a term that should be used like salt in a recipe, sparingly and with extreme care to not scuttle the dish. PR and communications firms should also take note Springman's advice. I don't know if innovation should be completely excised from our corporate lexicon, but a timeout is certainly in order.


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Systemic Sclerosis Questions
Related terms: Circumscribed Scleroderma, Dermatosclerosis, Morphea
We found 12 questions associated with the 'Systemic Sclerosis' topic.
Has anyone been on Lexapro and Prednisone at the same time? I had a high ANA titer and they?
Posted 16 Jan 2016 by • 4 answers
Started me on the Prednisone as a precaution pretty high dose. I have been on it before for two years but not with Lexapro. Please help!!!
Systemic Sclerosis - Effectiveness of Actemra and Fresolimumab?
Posted 23 Jan 2016 by • 1 answer
During my research today i found two new drugs specific to SS. Actemra and Fresolimumab. They both appear to be in a clinical trial stage but apparently are available. Does anybody on this site have knowledge of these?
If someone out there has systemic sclerosis or something similar, I would like to hear from you.
Posted 18 Sep 2012 by • 3 answers
This is the first site I have found that offers a scleroderma support group. I am in an advanced stage and could really use some help. I live in upstate New York, and there are no groups that are local. Thanks.
Any drug interactions between digoxin, metolazone, carvedilol, diltiaz, coumadin, cialis and Lasix?
Posted 23 Nov 2010 by • 1 answer
I've been taking lasix successfully for a long time. Along with the lasix, I took cialis every other... day. Recently I had to start taking several new drugs. Now the lasix doesn't seem to be working very well.. I've checked the drug interactions but don't see anything to tell ...
How do I taper off sulfasalazine? I am taking potassium as I also take lasix, terrible side effects
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I have bruising, sores in my mouth, light sensitivity, high blood glucose, and blood pressure now. My PCP gave it to me for aid with my pain and ailing digestive system. After my a very bad blood infection from a colonoscopy things have been out of control. I have systemic scleroderma with ...
How does this affect someone with scleroderma and hypothyroidism?
Posted 21 May 2010 by • 1 answer
Could someone explaine to me in layman terms what vasculitis is? I recently went to the doctor and?
Posted 20 Jun 2010 by • 1 answer
was told that i have that too on top of the scleroderma, its an overlap of the scleroderma, but that doesnt really help me understand, ive read some links supplied by the members, but i just get lost in it, i would like just a plain old fashion explanation of it and what it does, and if theres bad ...
Ive recently started a combanation of cyclosporine and prednasone meds for a mctd, scleroderma?
Posted 31 May 2010 by • 2 answers
and im developing a problem sleeping im not sure which med is causing it any one out there have any insight...
A coumadin website warns against using it if the patient has scleroderma. I am facing heart valve?
Posted 4 Feb 2010 by • 1 answer
... replacement and have scleroderma. Please advise. The doctors I have consulted about my surgery are recommending a mechanical valve
Is mycophenolate a good treatment for scleroderma?
Posted 7 Dec 2009 by • 1 answer
Do you know of anyone who has scleroderma and dermatomyositis who is on the medication mycophenolate
Posted 21 Sep 2009 by • 3 answers
... mofetil. If not, what should they be on and why? Thanks, Michealle L Cole
Systemic Sclerosis - is there anything else for morphea to try other than prednisone and?
Posted 7 Oct 2009 by • 2 answers
... methotrexate?
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Ellen Helps Eric Stonestreet Scare The Best Reaction Out Of Jesse Tyler Ferguson
Ellen DeGeneres' show has only been back for a week, but she's wasting no time getting to the celebrity scares. I'm pretty sure she uses famous people's screams to power all the lights in her studio. On her latest episode, she did something nice for actor Eric Stonestreet by letting him be the one to do the scaring for once. If you're a regular viewer of Ellen's show, you may know that she's scared Eric a lot over the years. But now Eric is in the driver's seat, and justice is served piping hot on a silver platter.
Of course, since this is Ellen's show, she couldn't exactly be the victim (although one day someone will do it, and they will be hailed as a god among all the other celebrities). Instead, Eric scared his Modern Family husband Jesse Tyler Ferguson. The time Eric chooses to sneak up on Jesse and scare the bejeezus out of him happens to be when Jesse is saying very nice things about him, which could be considered just plain cruel and uncalled for. But it could also be considered just plain hilarious. Yeah, I'm gonna go with the "hilarious" option for this one.
Jesse does the same thing I would do when someone sneaks up on me on national television. And by that I of course mean he shouts "Jesus Christ!" at the top of his lungs. Eric looks very excited to finally be on the other side of a scare, although he's obviously also very paranoid that Ellen will turn the tables on him. I'm honestly surprised she didn't, and even she admits she should have thought to do it. Uh oh, Ellen. You're off your game. First you have Bieber on your show eight days a week, and now this? Look alive, Ellen!


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Yes! The BJFF hosts previews and special screenings of Jewish and Israeli films throughout the year. We also host a summer encore series in July and August, which screens all the hits from the November Festival.
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The BJFF shows films at theaters and museums throughout the Greater Boston area. The Festival screening schedule can be sorted by venue for your convenience.
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Many screenings are followed by panel discussions, filmmaker Q+A's and other special events. You can find these events in our Festival Schedule. Please note that some events are open to members and Friends Pass holders only.
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What are the guidelines for film submissions?
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Is the Festival a competitive event?
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Ynetnews reports: A synagogue named after an Israeli teen whose brutal murder in 2006 shocked the entire country was inaugurated on Thursday in Katzrin.
Some 1,000 people attended the opening of the synagogue named after Tair Rada who was murdered at her school's bathroom when she was only 13 years old.
Among the attendees was her father Shmuel, who is suffering from a terminal illness and was worried he would not live to see the synagogue open.
I'm happy I was able to realize the dream I've had since the murder, to build a temple in Tair's memory," said Shmuel Rada, who was brought to the synagogue in a Magen David Adom ambulance, accompanied by paramedics.
"I've made great efforts to get to this moment. It wasn't easy, and I'm still sick," he said. "This is a Yemenite synagogue but it's for the sake of all of the people of Israel. People can come from all denominations to pray here, it's a synagogue for everyone."
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Shakespeare in the Wilderness
Winter 2018 Book Retreat • January 17-22 • Lochsa Lodge, ID
Make a Reservation
Contact Becky directly at (208) 791-8721 or firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions at any time or to make your reservation.
Shakespeare in the Wilderness
Join us for a peaceful humanities retreat in the heart of Lewis & Clark's Bitterroot Mountains. Enjoy good food, fine wine, a magical landscape, snug cabins, great books, and the kinds of conversations you always dream about when you read. Clay S. Jenkinson is a master conversationalist, facilitator, and storyteller, and he looks forward to these days of playful but serious discussion for the full year.
Bring your friends. Make new ones. Rest, read, sip, meditate, converse, confess, and argue in the best sense of the term. Soak in the hot springs.
The purpose of these retreats is to explore Henry David Thoreau's great challenge that the purpose of life is "to live deliberately." We learn together the art of true conversation about books, ideas, books, history, current events, and the wayward progress of the American experiment. You do not have to be a scholar to participate. These are not academic discussions, much less lectures. Clay's purpose is to provide a playful, safe, relaxed, and congenial atmosphere at one of the most beautiful resorts in the Rocky Mountain West for several days of satisfactions, including conversation.
We meet for conversation mid-morning, early afternoon, and occasionally in the evening, but there will be plenty of time each day for reading, writing, outdoor exploring, and an optional group activity. Lochsa Lodge offers you a beautiful setting near the magnificent Lochsa River; hearty, country meals; a daily outdoor campfire; and a crackling fire indoors. The lodge, rebuilt in 2001, is modern. The cabins are snug, some of them Spartan. Some cabins were built in 1929, others in 2002. They are precisely what you envision when you think of a winter retreat in the woods.
There will, of course, be some talk about the Lewis & Clark Expedition.
In 2018 we are offering two retreats. Come to one. Come to both. Come join our whimsical mix of laughter and delightful conversation and intellectual insight.
Below, you can find information for Shakespeare in the Wilderness. Our first retreat of the year, January 10-15, is To Live Deliberately: Walden & Edward Abbey's Desert Solitaire.
Some of the best writing in the English language comes from the pen of poet, playwright, and actor William Shakespeare. Many people feel intimidated by Shakespeare, perhaps because of their high school encounters with Julius Caesar or Romeo and Juliet. Clay's approach is to demystify Shakespeare, to teach participants how to read Shakespeare with joy, confidence, and discernment. Although Clay is often regarded as a historian, his actual training, at the University of Minnesota and Oxford, was in English Literature, the Renaissance, Shakespeare, John Donne, and John Milton. All of his degrees are in English. With the help of the best film adaptations of Shakespeare's plays, Clay will guide us through two plays per day, plus some sonnets, and related poetry by his personal favorite John Donne. You will be amazed by the level of joy, laughter, and unpretentious literary satisfaction you experience in this humanities retreat. Clay has taught Shakespeare at Pomona College, the law school of the University of North Dakota, the University of Vermont, and Bismarck State College.
Clay's Note:
A few people have said the reading list seems long or hard. But it isn't. We'll focus on just six plays in the course of our time. This is actually the shortest reading list of any retreat I have led. I promise that if you come to Lochsa for this adventure, I will teach you to feel confident reading Shakespeare, to get more out of Shakespeare than you could ever have reckoned, and that you will not find the reading onerous. I'll be posting tips about preparing as we move forward. Look for the list of 25 sonnets in the next few weeks.
See you there!
— csj
Day 1 • Wednesday, January 17
Welcome to the American West. We will pick you up at the Missoula International Airport and transport you to your cabin in the woods in the heart of the Bitterroot Mountains. After you settle in and enjoy dinner from the lodge menu at your convenience, we will gather for a welcome reception by your host and humanities scholar Clay Jenkinson. After a quick orientation, we'll get right at Shakespeare, with a couple of passages from his greatest plays. Then, as Hamlet says, "rest, rest, perturbed spirit."
Lodging: Lochsa Lodge
Day 2 • Thursday, January 18
It's the heart of winter when, as John Donne says, "the whole world's sap is sunk." You awake inside the hush and comfort of your cabin, make your way over to the glow of the lodge fire, and take breakfast with your new friends. Our journey through the first of Shakespeare tragedies begins at 9:30 a.m. in the lodge. We will read passages together, and at times even "act out" key scenes, but it is essential that you have read the assigned plays before the retreat begins.
Our literary conversations continue after lunch. Today's optional group activity is a short walk to the Lochsa River to explore Lewis and Clark's "Kilt Colt Creek." (Why come to Lochsa Lodge and not have at least a short discussion of the Lewis and Clark Expedition?) We will break bread together family style, fill our glasses, and then watch one of the best Royal Shakespeare Company adaptations of a widescreen television.
Today's Plays: As You Like It and Othello. Sonnet selections yet to come.
Day 3 • Friday, January 19
Two more plays today, one in the morning and another in the afternoon. In the morning, we will watch two key moments from Hamlet in four or five filmic treatments, to get a sense of how large a role directors play in the interpretation of Shakespeare's language. In the afternoon we'll look at two key scenes from King Lear in half a dozen film versions of the tragedy.
Today's optional group activity is to prepare a hearty Dutch oven meal outdoors around the Lochsa Lodge fire circle. This has proved to be one of the most joyful events of these retreats. Dutch oven management is both a science and an art. Clay barks out orders to the briquette squad and at "Tong Boy," and we prove over and over that too many cooks spoil the broth. Our menu includes two varieties of homemade bread; Clay's secret Greek recipe for Spanakopita; Odyssey Tours' famous marinated beef and vegetable kabobs, cooked to perfection in the manner of Homer's Iliad; and the Lodge's fourth generation blackberry cobbler recipe. Note: this year we will definitely be rationing the wine consumption! After supper, Clay will talk briefly about Shakespeare's Roman plays: Coriolanus, Julius Caesar, Antony and Cleopatra, Titus Andronicus, and Troilus and Cressida (actually, this one is Greek).
Today's Plays: Hamlet and Henry IV, Part 1. Sonnets to be assigned.
Day 4 • Saturday, January 20
We'll do two more plays today, and watch Morning discussions begin after breakfast at 9:30 a.m. We make sure there is plenty of free time in these retreats, because they are as much about friendship, exploration, your own time for reading and writing, and making your resolutions to live more deliberately, as they are for the specific literary conversations that we schedule every day. It's so important to go silent in the woods. The Lochsa River valley is invariably covered with snow at this time of the year, but it is almost never cold, so outdoor recreation (cross country skiing, snowshoeing, hiking the cleared trails in your winter boots, just sitting around the fire circle just south of the lodge) is never uncomfortable for those with proper gear.
In the evening, after our family style supper, we'll watch Kenneth Branagh fabulous film adaptation of Henry V. It's not on the reading list, but you'll enjoy the film more if you read the play in advance.
Today's Plays: King Lear and Twelfth Night.
Day 5 • Sunday, January 21
Today is our last opportunity to grabble with the greatest writer in the English language. Clay will have a few passages from other Shakespeare plays for us to explicate and explore in the morning, and we'll find ways to synthesize our experience of Shakespeare in the wilderness.
After lunch, we'll drive to a hot springs trailhead. This is an optional adventure, but you'd be what Shakespeare calls a miscreant, a base scurvy fellow, a starvelling, an elf-skin, a dried neat's-tongue, a bull's-pizzle, and a stock-fish to stay behind in the lodge.
A mile-long groomed path takes us to one of the area's greatest hot springs terrains. To prepare for the hot springs you'll need to dress in layers with your swim suit underneath your winter clothing. Towels and a nylon changing shelter will be provided. Moose, deer, elk, bear, lynx, geese, swans, eagles, osprey, and blue herons have been spotted in this area, but we're more likely to encounter hipster undergraduates from the University of Montana at Missoula. The landscape at the hot springs—giant conifers covered with fresh snow, a chattering mountain creek, skies that change rapidly from gray to blue to white, the immense solitude of the Rocky Mountains, the sense of wonder that envelopes you as you soak in the perfect warmth of the three hot springs pools—it's one of the greatest experiences the American West can provide.
And, back at the lodge, we'll dress up for our farewell dinner, punctuated by Shakespearean toasts, and wild promises of reunions.
Day 6 • Monday, January 22
Time to go home. Today is a travel day. After a final huckleberry-infused breakfast at Lochsa Lodge, a 45-minute drive delivers you to the Missoula International Airport. Enjoy a safe trip home, or wherever your journey continues to take you!
The Plays We Will Read Together:
Richard II
As You Like It
King Lear
Henry IV, part one
Twelfth Night
Measure for Measure
Clay recommends The Complete Pelican Shakespeare as the best one-volume edition, but any good edition is fine. (Some people prefer single editions of single plays.) If you love literature or Shakespeare, it is worth investing in a great edition of Shakespeare. The Pelican edition is not inexpensive, but it is magnificent.
We will also read approximately 25 of Shakespeare's sonnets. Clay will provide the list soon.
Those who wish may also read Bill Bryson's Shakespeare: The World as Stage.
- In the evenings we will watch film versions of King Lear, Henry V, Richard II, and Twelfth Night. Clay will provide specifics well in advance for those who might wish to watch the films before coming to Lochsa Lodge.
- We will look at clips from five or six film versions of Hamlet to explore how different directors in different eras handle the greatest of Shakespeare's plays.
- We probably will perform one of the plays (probably Twelfth Night). More on this as the retreat approaches.
The retreat will begin with a group analysis of five short passages from Shakespeare, so that we can all begin to feel comfortable with his language, and comfortable with prose paraphrase of poetic passages. Then we will begin the process or working our way through the plays in question, two (and in some cases three) per day.
Participants should memorize a favorite Shakespeare passage (5-30 lines) to perform for the group.
Clay will provide to participants a short handout ("How to read Shakespeare with pleasure") well in advance of the retreat.
Tour Price & Information
July 17-22, 2018 • All-Inclusive • 5 Nights at $1,995
Your retreat begins and ends in Missoula, Montana. Your package includes a professional tour director, discussions led by humanities scholar Clay S. Jenkinson, recreation equipment if necessary, all activities, lodging, meals, transportation, journals, gifts, state and local taxes, USFS fees, and hotel and restaurant gratuities. Airfare is not included. A $400 non-refundable deposit will secure your reservation. Please read our Terms & Conditions carefully. Contact Becky with your questions. Price is per-person based on double occupancy. Traveling single? No problem. We can easily match you with a roommate. Please inquire about our single supplemental fee if you would prefer a cabin of your own.
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2018 Winter Retreat Terms and Conditions
Deposits and Payments
A deposit of $400 per person will reserve the tour of your choice. Full payment is due in our office at least 75 days prior to departure. Your $400 deposit is refundable untilOctober 1, 2017.
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We highly recommend you purchase Travel Insurance to protect you if for some reason you must cancel your reservation. You will receive your full refund less your deposit up to 75 days prior to the tour, a 50% refund if you cancel within 75 days prior to the event, minus any additional hotel or supplier expenses, which cannot be recovered by Odyssey Tours. No refunds in the last 30 days prior to tour departure. Full refund is always available if you can find a replacement traveler.
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We ask there be no audio or video taping of presentations without the prior consent of the individual presenters. Participants are requested to refrain from smoking inside all modes of transportation, during group meals, and lectures or events.
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We reserve the right to make changes in the tour where deemed advisable and for the comfort and well-being of the participants. We reserve the right to foreclose your participation at any time if your actions impose upon or disturb the other members of the program.


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Our paper, entitled, Reflective Informatics Through Family Storytelling: Self-discovering Physical Activity Predictors, was accepted to CHI 2017.
Invited member of the Smart & Connected Health (SCH) steering committee for a NSF SCH Visioning Workshop.
Johns Hopkins UniversityMalone Center for Engineering in Healthcare Innaugural Symposium
Worcester Polytechnic InstituteDepartment of Computer Science
Wellesley CollegeComputer Science Department
Northeastern UniversityPersonal Health Informatics Seminar
Together with Profs. Margie Lachman (Brandeis) and Carmen Sceppa (NEU), I was awarded a grant from the NIH National Institute on Aging that will focus on
caregivers of adults with Alzheimer's Disease. This project will involve the design and evaluation of a social game that encourages physical activity and
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Another host on Fox News has been caught up in sexual harassment controversy, this time it's Jesse Watters.
Inappropriate comments:
Watters declared that he's taking a vacation on Wednesday, some days after the show he's in "The Five" was moved to prime time. The news of the vacation were announced one day following Watters came under fire for remarks about Ivanka Trump which people saw as inappropriate and sexualized.
On Wednesday evening, Watters said: "I'm going to be taking a vacation with my family, so I'm not going to be here tomorrow and Friday. But I'll be back on Monday, so try not to miss me too much."
Watters' comments about Ivanka went viral after several people regarded it like a sex-joke directed towards the First Daughter.
On his show, Watters said referring to the crown in Germany who booed at Ivanka when she mentioned her father's name: "It's funny, the left says they really respect women, and then when given an opportunity to respect a woman like that, they boo and hiss,"
"So I don't really get what's going on here, but I really liked how she was speaking into that microphone."
Watters denied any inappropriate insinuations with his comments after he was condemned over social media, he said that he was referring to Ivanka's speaking voice during her talk in Germany with Angela Merkel.
The lawyer representing a number of women which accused O'Reilly of sexual harassment, Lisa Bloom, said that the comment Watters said was not appropriate.
Bloom said: "Jesse Watters' on air sexual harassment of Ivanka Trump is a vivid reminder of Fox News' smirking culture of hypersexualizing and demeaning women. Perhaps Mr. Watters' 'vacation' should end the way Bill O'Reilly's did."
Fox sexual harassment:
Sexual harassment scandals have filled the network for months. It started with a lawsuit Gretchen Carlson filed against the Roger Ailes, who was the network's CEO in July 2016. While the network's star Bill O'Reilly was let go following the reveal that the network paid $13 million to several women after they claimed sexual harassment against the host.
Similarly, days before he was let go of the network, O'Reilly had also said that he will go on vacation suddenly. Both O'Reilly and Ailes denied the sexual harassment allegations.
On the similar day Watters said the infamous Ivanka comments, the network was served with another discrimination lawsuit. It was filed on behalf of eleven employees, several of which are former employees, who alleged racial discrimination.
Speaking to the Associated Press, Douglas Wigdor, the plaintiff attorney said on Tuesday: "When it comes to racial discrimination, 21st Century Fox has been operating as if it should be called 18th Century Fox."
A spokesperson for Fox News responded to NBC News saying that they are planning contest the lawsuit.
The spokesperson said on Tuesday: "FOX News and Dianne Brandi vehemently deny the race discrimination claims in both lawsuits. They are copycat complaints of the original one filed last month. We will vigorously defend these cases."
Previously, Watters was criticized for a segment on "Watters' World" which dealt with gender and race.
Last year a protest was organized by Asian-American campaigners as well as elected officials after one of the show's episodes made fun of Asians and their culture in Chinatown in New York. In the episode, they included a song "Kung Fu Fighting" as well as contained Watters addressing questions to two women and said if he's "supposed to bow to say hello."
Later, Watter replied to the criticism on Twitter and said: "The Chinatown segment was intended to be a light piece" and "I regret if anyone found offense."
While in 2014, LGBT blogs called Watters homophobic after he was sent to the pride parade in San Francisco. He asked gay men: "Are you guys sure you don't like girls? Are you sure?"
Watters should be returning to his hosting duties on Monday.


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Mountain Biking
Cross Country Mountain Bike Racing. This co-ed program participates in the weekly Lakes Region Mountain Bike Association Series, races matching a collection of private and public schools in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.
This program is specifically a Cross Country Mountain Bike Racing discipline and is NOT downhill racing, free riding or has anything with the "X" games. The Dublin School Mountain Bike Program is a well disciplined activity with a focus on learning the necessary skills and gaining the physical strength and aerobic capacity to successfully compete in cross country mountain bike races held over relatively arduous, yet safe terrain. Dublin students compete in cross country mountain bike races of six to eight miles in length. In Mountain Bike Racing, there are no benches and no cuts. Everyone races and boys and girls combine their results for a team score.
Mountain Bike race at Dublin School Nordic Ski Center - October 29, 2104
In locating the new Slopeside Dormitory, we had to remove the old Arts Building which served in recent years as our Outing Club. The Outing Club was home to our Mountain Biking, Nordic Skiing, Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding programs. We originally intended to put the new Outing Club into the basement of the Slopeside Dormitory but thought better due to the impact on the height of the building and the potential for fumes and fire from ski waxing.
Last Saturday the mountain bike team hosted its season finale on our trails at the Nordic Center. After coming off of an intense weekend in Maine at the NNEHSMB Championships, we invited Eaglebrook and Northfield Mount Hermon to compete in our only non-league race of the season. It was a great day for Dublin, as AJ Lee had his first victory of the season, followed by Sean Brown, who, despite several chain problems, still finished 2nd in the A race. Peter Spang finished 6th and Eathan Hood rounded out the A race top 10 for Dublin with an 8th place finish. In the B race, Abby Ingram placed 2nd and Thomas Meiklejohn finished 6th as our top 10 finishers. The final tally of rider points revealed Dublin to be the victors of the day, with Eaglebrook placing second and NMH third.
The Northern New England High School Mountain Bike Series concluded this past Saturday in Bethel, Maine. After a long, but beautiful, drive to the venue, the Wildcats stretched, hopped on their bikes, and were greeted by one of the best courses of the season. The weather was perfect for the race, and the course featured a good mix of grueling climbs and fun descents, perfect riding for this group of bikers. Joining the Eastern and Western Divisions for the first time since the series opener, put around 255 racers on the trails, which was added to the excitement of the event.
AJ Lee narrowly missed a top 10 finish, placing 11th overall in the boys A race. Sean Brown was close behind with 16th. Eathan Hood, who experienced a broken seat post during the warm up lap, almost missed the start of the race, and as the B race was getting underway, he found himself nearly last in a field of 80 riders. When the race ended however, his racing experience, strong endurance, and technical skills earned him a 32nd place finish.
The girls team, due to injuries and illness, didn't fare as well this race, and Ella Rutledge was the only female finisher with 10th place. Overall, the team finished 4th in the Western Division, and Sean Brown was named top senior rider for the season. AJ Lee, Abby Ingram (both juniors) and Eathan Hood (freshman) were all 3rd place overall in their grade levels for the year. A nice end to a great season.
Last Wednesday the Mountain Bike team traveled to Grafton, VT for a race hosted by Burr and Burton. The conditions were slick, muddy and bony and after a fairly dry fall, this proved to be a challenging course for the team. The girls' A race had Abby Ingram placing 9th, despite a bad crash on the first lap. AJ Lee and Sean Brown pushed and paced each other to place 9th and 10th, respectively. Eathan Hood had his highest place of the season with 4th in the B class race, and Pete Spang placed 18th. Ali Weis had her best race of the season, placing 4th in the girls B race, and Ella Rutledge was close behind with 6th.
The mountain biking team traveled to Cardigan Mountain School for a windy, technical and dusty race last Wednesday.
It also marked the first race that saw the girls C and B division combined into one B class. Our girls took advantage of the new arrangement, and Abby Ingram tore through the dust cloud to victory with Imogen VonMartens close behind in second place. Ella Rutledge and Ali Weis both scored top 10 finishes.
The mountain bike team made their way up to Vermont Academy for our second race of the series. It was a blistering hot day that saw temperatures reach into the upper 80's and the course was the most technically challenging we'll see all year.
After stellar performances in the first race, Imogen VonMertens (Hancock, NH) and Eathan Hood (Harrisville, NH) were moved up to the B class, which consists of a longer and more technical course. They both had great debuts, with Imogen placing 6th and Eathan placing 9th.
Sean Brown (Hampton Falls, NH) had a great finish with 8th in the Class A race, and AJ Lee (Hong Kong) was 10th, despite having a pretty bad crash on the first section of the course. Abby Ingram (Dedham, MA) had her first win with a decisive victory over the Class C girls field.
In a summer of major campus construction (four major renovations or new buildings are in-process right now), it's easy to ignore the less obvious improvements that are happening around campus. However, if you wander down to the Nordic Center and listen carefully, you will hear the sounds of chain saws, nail guns and a mini-excavator echoing through the woods. Backtracking along marker flags through the woods will bring you to a remarkably Dublin construction project.
This last week, RVAL conducted its fall championship week, crowning champions in boys and girls cross country and soccer. Dublin was in competition for the top award in each of the four categories. Dublin walked away from the week with one Championship and three runner-up awards. This was easily the most complete performance by any school in the league. For some of our athletes, this was still a disappointment (we love that they are only satisfied with a win).
That being said, our disappointment is a mark of how far these programs have come.
Jesse Jackson
Head Coach
Jesse was a really fast Jimmy John's sandwich bike delivery guy long before he began wearing out chainrings leading Mountain Biking tours and coaching Mountain Biking racing. For five summers, he led two week mountain bike tours through the sinuous mountain and valley roads of Vermont and New Hampshire. As a founding coach of the Dublin Mountain Biking team, he has led the growth and improvement of the team from a primarily Class C program at inception to a 3rd place finish (out of 22 schools) last year in the New England Interscholastic Mountain Bike Series.
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Threadszoo Bazaar
Friday, April 4, 2008
Counting down to the grand opening of the zoo's gate!
it's happening now!
come and be happy
see you there people
and remember, wear the funckiest allritey?
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Tuesday, April 1, 2008
modelesque` enough?
on the other note: we will be scouting for potential girls especially to be trained to be a model. yes, im doing this for charity because i believe it's about time to have a younger generation layers after us.
so approximately a year ago, i was into the contests spree.*only selected ones. the last i was forced to join was Malaysian Young Model Competition endorsed by MODA. i think i
t has a great rapport as this is supported by the government unlike MiFA.it has taught me alot, apart from the earlier experiences i had joining other contests - it is sure as hell make me a step closer to where i want to be. so why don't you give it a shot?
here they are at
allrite, so you must be wondering wot has it got to do with The Threadszoo.
since i am a hermit and i don't socialize that much lately, i am really looking forward to see all the fashionistas to come in full gear and looking very modelesque that
will catch my attention.or better but less thrilled way is that you come to me and ask.*that is also to see your confidence level!
in cases that we think that you are really eligible for that, we will sign you up for MYMC and even prepped you for it.
our officiel fashion photographer which i have solely relies on adds up to building your portfolio.yes, wot you see in ANTM is wot you get but BETTER! of course it is, si
nce you are in it.
**bibo aswan will be having his exhibition booth too at The Threadszoo 2 this weekend! so come people =)
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ABout Us
Scarf It Up For Those In Need has been in operation since 2003, starting with 6 women making 500 scarves and delivering them to 3 agencies who serve the poor and needy. In 2008 Scarf It Up saw an increase in the number of people in need, and wanted to provide hats & gloves to go with our handmade scarves. To meet this increasing need more funds needed to be raised. So in January 2009 Scarf It Up became a program of Shoulder To Shoulder Inc., giving us a non-profit status to allow us to raise more funds. Shoulder To Shoulder is a 501© 3 corporation organized to relieve the destructive pressures of living in poverty for as many of its victims as possible.
In 2017 Scarf It Up gathered almost 11,000 handmade scarves and raised enough funds to purchase hats & a pair of gloves to go with each one. We distributed them to agencies that serve the poor and needy in Boone, Kenton, Campbell, Grant, Pendleton, and Butler counties in Kentucky,several agencies in Indiana and St. Vincent De Paul & Free Store Food Bank coat drives. It takes thousands of volunteers to make the amount of scarves needed each year. We depend on a variety of groups and individuals to make them such as Girl Scouts, church groups, banks, employee community service hours, Cub Scouts and many many more.
The program runs from September to February. Scarf It Up volunteers speak to organizations year round about the need in the area and instructional classes are taught by Scarf It Up volunteers monthly at the Kenton County Library,Erlanger and Durr Branches on how to make scarves. Scarves are gathered from collection barrels and taken to our storage space where Scarf It Up volunteers sort and box according to agencies' request and deliver during December, January and February.
Scarf It Up is a 100% volunteer donation based organization.
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Adventures of Huckleberry
a blog post!
I have always been intimidated by the blogs because, well, they say you have to update them, and the way my life goes... I often find myself too busy doing all things! But, I want to connect, I want to share, and I think this can work! Even if it doesn't, heck, there is a 'delete page' button ;)
So, I have put in a few good years of painting either in my off seasons or cramming painting sessions into busy weekend days, but I have *finally* reached a point where, at least for one month (December) I will be a full-on, full-time artist.
Literally. Every day I wake up, I will wake up with one main mission. Paint!
And, there are other missions. Take Dog for Walk. Eat some Foods. Have a few friends. But at the base of everything... will be... paint*
It seems like a pivotal moment, though it feels surprisingly seamless and smooth. That must mean it is right, right?
Anyways, I'm going to take this blog business slow... I think that is enough for one night. I like to think future posts will not be too self-centered ;). Maybe talk about art techniques I've learned? The pets I've had the pleasure of painting? An 'adventures of Huckleberry' series (Huckleberry is my new and squishy pup)?
If you just read this, Thanks!! And, I would love comments and to get to know you too** And, if ya have any tips on blogging, i'm all eyes!
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