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Not only does the lit "W" serve a functional purpose since you can't always see the "W" flag at night, it's also actually a historical thing at Wrigley Field. According to Vine Line, the Cubs used red and blue lights on the side of The Old Scoreboard to denote wins and losses from that day's game – a tradition that lasted some 75 years. (Confession: I had no idea.)
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What's the toughest thing to do in the NHL right now? Is it getting a puck past Tim Thomas? Or it could be turning on the red light behind Jaroslav Halak?
Who's better? That could be answered (at least for now) Saturday in Boston, where the two could be at opposite ends of the ice when Halak and the Blues come to TD Garden for a game against Thomas and the Bruins.
It's hard to argue with the performance of either goaltender so far
Thomas already has made history by becoming the first Boston goaltender to start the season by going 7-0-0 -- he outdid Tiny Thompson, who started 6-0-0 in 1937-38 before playing to a pair of ties. More amazing is the fact that Thomas didn't even begin the season as the Bruins' No. 1 goaltender. Tuukka Rask took away Thomas' starting job last season and got the opening-day start against Phoenix. But after Rask surrendered four goals in a 5-2 loss, Thomas got the call in Game 2, responded with a 3-0 victory and has spent the next four weeks looking like Jacques Plante, Glenn Hall, Patrick Roy and Martin Brodeur rolled into one.
Consider this: Thomas didn't allow as many as two goals in a game until Wednesday, when Buffalo got a pair in Boston's 5-2 victory. The second-period power-play goal by the Sabres' Drew Stafford was the first man-advantage goal allowed by Thomas all season. In all, he's surrendered just five goals -- giving him a goals-against average of 0.72. He's faced 220 shots and stopped 215, a .977 save percentage (Rask led the NHL last season at .931).
Were it not for Thomas, Halak might well be the talk of the NHL.
Halak was a playoff hero for Montreal this past spring, but with Carey Price also in the fold, the Canadiens opted to send Halak to St. Louis. All he's done is go 7-1-1 in his first eight games with the Blues, including 6-0-0 at home, while putting up a 1.53 GAA and a .940 save percentage (14 goals allowed on 232 shots). He's second to Thomas among starting goaltenders in GAA, third in save percentage. The two are even with seven wins and a League-leading three shutouts.
Home cooking -- Perhaps the biggest difference Halak has made to the Blues is their play at home. The Blues are 6-0-0 at Scottrade Center this season, and Halak has been in goal for all six games -- including two shutouts. The Blues needed to win their last six home games last season just to finish at 18-18-5.
The 12 consecutive home wins (including last season) is a franchise record. The 6-0-0 mark at the beginning of the current season leaves the Blues five short of Chicago's record of 11 consecutive home victories at the start of a season, set in 1963-64.
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The Springs Resort & Spa is located on the banks of the San Juan River in downtown Pagosa Springs. Offering 23 naturally hot therapeutic mineral pools and a mineral water lap pool fed by the World's Deepest Geothermal Hot Spring. Temperatures range from 87–114°F. Mediterranean bathhouse, lockers, showers, towel/robe rentals, swim attire mandatory. The ancient native legend about the discovery of The Spring tells of a plague which devastated the tribe and thwarted the concoctions and powers of the Medicine Men. A plea to the gods was in order and the tribe gathered along the banks of the San Juan River to participate in prayer ceremonies and fire dances. They worshiped, prayed and danced until they all fell asleep from exhaustion. The next morning they awoke to the sounds of bubbling water coming from beneath the coals of their burned out ceremonial fires. They saw this as the gods' answer to their prayers and began to bath their sick bodies with the warm water. Suddenly their affliction was cured! They called the cauldron...Pag-Osah."Healing Waters", and the great Spring became a sacred place of peace and healing.
Stumbled upon this town accidentally on a road trip. Pagosa Springs is such an awesome small town in the Rockies. The people are friendly, they have cute shops, awesome food, amazing beer, the worlds deepest hot springs and the San Juan River. It is such a beautiful magical place full of nature we just had to stop. Spent one night at the Springs Resort where they have 23 hot spring pools you can soak in 24 hours a day if you are a resort guest. It is a little pricey but if you just stay one night it is totally worth it. It would cost you $50 for 2 people to enter the pools just one time so if you just stay the night at the resort you get way more benefits and you'd pay about as much as if you stayed off property and than paid for entrance to the pools. They also have a fire pit which is nice to sit and warm up at with some hot cocoa after a midnight soak. It is also right on the river walk where you can walk to town to the movies, dinner or shop. Check out RIff Raffs brewery they have awesome beer especially the El Duende (green chili) and the IPA! Riff also has some tasty food and different kinds of burgers like lamb, goat or beef and they are delicious. Stop in Pagosa Springs for the night and stay at the resort, you definitely won't regret it. Was a great way to recharge our batteries on a long road trip not to mention very romantic.
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Germaine Greer interview
3 May 1991
Published in The Australian Book Review
Germaine Greer's late father spent the latter part of his life as the Melbourne advertising rep for Adelaide's Advertiser newspaper. Dr Greer's new book, Daddy, We Hardly Knew You, describes her harrowing attempt to discover the truth about her father's life before then. Reg Greer had spun his wife and children a sketchy myth around his origins. Even this had been increasingly obscured by his anxiety neurosis, a legacy of the wartime bombing of Malta. Germaine Greer found, in the end, that her father's very identity was a fabrication. Her quest for the true "Reg Greer" is an international detective story of near-epic proportions, which frequently brought the author close to despair.
This interview with Germaine Greer is a much longer version of that which appeared in the Advertiser on April 8. It began - in a sense - when I told the female operator that the call to Cambridge was "person-to-person to Germaine Greer". "My hero!" she shrieked. When the shrieking had stopped, the call went through in seconds, and I found myself talking to a much happier Germaine Greer than the often-tortured, and rather "exposed" one of the book. Her conversation was sprinkled with witty asides, earthy epithets and an enchanting laugh - despite the fact that she was situated in a "cupboard" at her printer's. I began by noting that the writing in Daddy was very raw - that it read like a first draft, in one sense. With its lack of writer's persona, did she feel over-exposed?
GREER: Well, I think it's quite impossible for a writer to reveal anything about himself or herself that he doesn't want revealed, because you control the medium. Even if you write in an "I" persona, you still select the aspects of that persona that you show.
Q: But it did seem like a really awful experience for you a lot of the time. I don't know if I'm reading too much into it...
GREER: Oh it was. At one stage I wondered if I was going to come out of it sane. I was becoming obsessed. For example my obsession with dead animals by the side of the road. Whenever I'm getting depressed - I don't mean seriously, clinically depressed - but when I'm run down and beginning to lose my grip on things, I start to be very aware of lumps on the road. And I always think they're dead animals. Half the time, of course, they're not - they're just bits of rag and stuff. But I can't stop looking at them, and that's the sign, always, that I'm piling it onto myself a bit too thick.
Q: Most books are probably hell to write. Do you think Daddy was the most difficult you've undertaken?
GREER: I wrote it while I was doing the search, and I really quite like wandering around looking at things. And writing about it when it's like that is not so difficult. I feel very sorry for people who do all their research first, and then shut themselves up for 6 months without the telephone to get the book written. I think that must be absolute hell.
Q: So do you feel the agonies you went through in the writing - not the least of which was the frequent fear that you were making a complete fool of yourself - are justfied now?
GREER: I think so. I think I'd rather know the truth, especially as I've come to terms with it. It took a while. I hadn't come to terms with it by the time I finished the book... I mean, for a long time my father was -gone. I couldn't feel his presence, I couldn't feel any affection for him. I couldn't feel anything about him at all. And he's just begun to come back again. In rather odd ways: just occasionally I dream about him. He's usually complaining about me, but he's there.
Q: Despite your fundamental warmth, there's a strong strain of alienation in the book. Not only from your father, and mother, and from God's own country - but sometimes from the whole human farce in general. Was this just the harrowing time you had with this particular story, or is it a more recurring feature of your psyche?
GREER: Um... I don't know. I don't recognise that as being part of me. Except I think I do like the sort of people I was taught all my life not to like. I never liked the people whom I was supposed to have a lot in common with. I never wanted to join the tennis club. But I really loved other kinds of people. I love country people, and I love poor people. I loved living in India. And I love the people of Malta. Just ordinary people. Except to us they seem extraordinary, because we think the middle class is ordinary, and everything else is extraordinary. But in terms of the world it's the poor who are more to be encountered than we are. We're a kind of rarity.
Q: In that case, are you still a blues fan? In The Female Eunuch you talked about the blues.
GREER: I used to teach the blues as well, as women's poetry. But I don't listen to them any more. I've been listening to opera a lot lately - though I think I'm getting sick of that.
Q: Does it sometimes amaze you that Australia's post-War suburban wastelands have produced some quite prodigious talents, and some quite eminent thinkers?
GREER: It depends what view you take as talent. I don't really subscribe to the view of genius as something very special or unique. I don't actually think of myself as cleverer than any other member of my family, for example. I just think that by a concatenation of circumstances I had to rely on that part of myself. I burrowed into a book-bound culture, instead of moving outwards into suburban culture. And that's just a trick of personality perhaps. But I don't think that it's a genetic oddity that you get people like this. They're more likely to come from a deprived environment, in some ways, than from a perfectly balanced and satisfactory one. Because you do need the divine discontent, the striving, to get that part of you working. So it doesn't surprise me that Clive James comes from Kogarah, and I come from Mentone. I don't know that Clive James, or I, or Barry Humphries, are actually Wittgensteins, or Socrates, amongst the human race. I think we're just, you know, passing industrious and moderately talented.
Q: Do you think Reg Greer's problem, at least in part, was that of many Australian men - namely an unconsciousness of the feminine side of himself?
GREER: Well, my father was viewed by many people as being very courtly to women, and being actually more able to communicate with women than most men... But I think the gulf between the two cultures - the male and the female - is very wide in Australia. It's very difficult to bridge it - especially as our mothers got used to living in a kind of suburban dream world. My mother didn't even know how much money my father made. She had no idea what our family investments should be. That was all someone else's problem, and she wasn't supposed to trouble her pretty head about it.
Q: Terribly common here.
GREER: Is it still common? Oh dear.
Q: In that generation, anyway. Often a husband will die, and his widow will not be able to write a cheque, for example.
GREER: One of the things I hope is that my mother - who is possibly quite brilliant in a bizarre sort of way - is so annoyed by this book that she decides to write a book of her own. She's never done anything that requires discipline or endurance, which writing a book certainly does. If it meant that she suddenly tapped all that energy of hers which has been wasted all the time I've known her, it would be really brilliant. She'd certainly have a go at me - I'd stay well-bitched. (LAUGHTER) That would be alright. I could stand it.
Q: You're regarded as a somewhat rebellious person. Yet your writing in recent times - not only this book, but the ones immediately before it - has expressed a respect for stable environments, and traditional values. Do you have any inner conflict about this, or do you think you have the two in some sort of balance?
GREER: I expect quite a bit of flak from Australians about the Daddy book, on the grounds that I've challenged the belief that it was better that British people inhabited Australia. And I have nothing but a jaundiced eye for the development, such as it is, of the Outback. And so on. I still expect this book to get right up people's noses. I haven't really stopped getting up people's noses. But I don't think people have ever been clear in their minds what I was getting up their noses about. I don't think it's changed that much. I still respect people who have a co-operative system, like the blacks, more than I respect bureaucratic society. I still respect societies which have women and children at the centre, much more than I respect a society where they are marginalised, and unimportant, and mostly invisible. And so I don't think there's anything inconsistent. It's just that people have been a bit confused by what I was trumpeting about. They thought I told them to go out and fuck - well I never did. And then they thought I told them to go out and stop fucking - and I never did that either. (LAUGHTER)
Q: Many post-War children feel that there's something quite seriously wrong with the preceding generation. Chiefly, perhaps, the lack of honest introspection. Do post-War children underestimate, do you think, the impact the War had on our mothers and our fathers? Perhaps it shut down their emotional lives more than we can fathom, at our distance?
GREER: I think we probably do underestimate it... I think the War must have been a catastrophe for everbody who was touched by it. And I feel very sorry for the men who lost all their grip on the world, because they found out it was quite a different place from the one they thought they'd grown up in. I mean, Australians thought they were pretty tough - and then they went to a world where they couldn't believe how people had to suffer... I think it's very likely that people only got on in life by agreeing not to pick over the old sores, not to ask any questions... I think that's probably right. Generally speaking people just didn't talk about their feelings - didn't know really what their feelings were, and felt probably that half the feelings they had they shouldn't have had at all... But when it comes to the creation of a whole generation of women, who thought their job was to remain girlish, soppy, for an entire lifetime - I think probably the movies had more to do with it. The pulp culture that they went through. I mean, these girls used to line up in Woolworths to listen to the latest Frank Sinatra albums. That softened their brains a good deal.
Q: There was a certain amount of detail in Daddy, We Hardly Knew You, which didn't have an obvious bearing on the quest. The genealogical dead-ends, to some degree - and even the quotations that begin each chapter, from such worthies as Sylvia Plath and Sophocles - had far less meaning for me than your central dilemma, which was really quite rivetting. Why did you incorporate so much of this detail?
A: When I began the book I sometimes thought that Daddy would turn out to be like Moby Dick - and that I'd better have a good fund of digressions ready. Because the whale wasn't going to surface, and we were going to spend a lot of time on the water. So you did expect a paragraph on flying fish. It is at least partly a travelogue - and different travellers notice different things. And the people you meet are all part of it. It's meant to beguile the tedium of the quest. The long lists of things that are irrelevant are not meant to be read if they bore you - you're allowed to skip them. The thing is, of course, that I did write 1500 letters. And the Greers in all those places all have some sort of contact with this book, and it's a way of tipping my hat to them. Because I do like them. I think the Greers are a pretty good lot, really. I'm sorry not to be one.
Q: Many intelligent Australians of the post-War era, like yourself, reject mother, father, what they were taught at school, and even the country of their birth - and often the reasons are quite sound. But we do find ourselves, in the last quarter of the twentieth century, without a heritage, and with an impaired sense of ourselves therefore. What do you reckon about this dilemma, and how to overcome it?
A: It depends what you think your heritage is. I feel very strongly that Australia is not my heritage - and I can't invent it. I especially can't invent a sort of lie - like the Bicentennial lie - and say "This is who I am. I'm one of these valiant people who, against tremendous odds, tamed a country in the South Seas and turned it into Paradise on earth. I just can't wear that. I really think there must be a punishment for talking in this way - it's a kind of blasphemy. I think I am Australian to the extent that the problem of the Aborigines is my problem... I've chosen a rather extreme way of coping with it, because it's the only way open to me I think: I won't come back to Australia unless I come back to black-owned land. Which is easy to do, because blacks are extremely reasonable people... I think that my heritage is probably right where I am. I went to Cambridge University; I now live quite close to Cambridge. And I'm making a little publishing company where I live. And I'm growing an orchard. I'm not really fond of roots. But such as they are I think I've probably got too many rather than too few.
Q: So you feel pretty comfortable with your "adopted heritage"?
A: I think if I suddenly set myself up as an Aboriginal, and a professional Australian, then that would be a phoney for me. Ever since I was a little girl I wanted to escape from where I was. I didn't want to be any more in Mentone. And I dreamed of a different place where people were interested in different things, and where I wouldn't feel such a freak. And where I wouldn't be spoken of with such contempt... People know who I am in England, but they don't give me the sort of roasting that I get whenever I go to Australia. I mean, they don't write whatever they feel like about me in the paper.
Q: You're rubbished as a matter of course here, every fortnight or so. It's something of a national ritual.
A: Oh it's unbelievable. I can't do the right thing. If I give an interview I'm giving myself airs. If I refuse an interview I'm being a cunt. It's just impossible. I can't get any straightforward dealings. No-one treats me like a professional. And I don't have to endure that. One of the things that gives one roots, I suppose, is being recognised by one's peers.
Q: On your old subject for a moment. From my layman's point of view it seems that equality for women has become some part of the status quo here, at least among educated middle class Australians. Probably because of that, there seems to be less feminist rhetoric now, by women. In book reviews, for example, I find myself sometimes taking misogynist authors to the cleaners. But it's relatively rare - in fact almost unheard of now, in the mainstream press - for woman reviewers to do the same thing. Do you think there's now a reluctance in feminist women to appear strident, or dogmatic?
A: Well I don't know that they ever enjoyed appearing strident or dogmatic. I've never actually been able to find the stridency. I think stridency is one of those cliches which no-one ever really tests. It's like bra-burning: it never happened. You said to me before, remember, that there are still women who don't know how to write a cheque. And I'm very much concerned that what's happened in the last twenty years is not that women's lives have become easier, and that they're more in control - but that they've actually become more difficult, and that women are less in control than ever. Now if you're a woman you're supposed to have a job - a job that requires a qualification - if you're in your mid-twenties, say. You're supposed to be competitive in your job. You're supposed to be serious, and ready to fight the organisation man on his own ground. Even though we all know that takes more than forty hours a week: organisation men work day and night for the company, and women the same. You're also supposed to have a successful sexual relationship - to be both fuckable and willing. Then you're also supposed to be giving birth to whatever is the okay number of children - 1.3 or whatever - and bringing it up in the fear and love of Mammon. And keeping the needles out of its arm. And keeping it going to school. All of which is getting less and less possible. I think that women are actually crushed by more pressure, and more contradictory pressure, than they were when I wrote The Female Eunuch. I keep waiting for one of them to stand up and say, "Enough of this crap. I can't do it. I can't turn up at work every day in a tailored suit, and freshly ironed blouse, and freshly washed hair - and get a child to the day-school, and keep my husband's sexual interest. I can't do it, and what's more I don't have to do it - and bugger you all." But I don't see any sign of them doing that. The women are soldiering on bravely, pretending that they're doing it all. And the women's magazines are pretending that they're doing it all as well. But I suppose someone will put their foot through that fabric sooner or later.
Q: The next phase perhaps?
A: We'll see. The women who feel the pressure now - the women who've actually made a choice to live in a less stressed way, to live closer to their children, and to be maternal - have been saying, yes I've got six children, I'm a career mum - do you mind? Piss off. And they're just begining to be heard. It used to be instant contempt to say that you belonged to the Society for the Promotion of Breast-feeding. And I think that's probably changing a bit... And you'd think by now we'd have some role models who are living on welfare, seeing we've had a whole generation who are unemployed. But in fact we've had no new insights into lifestyles.
Q: From the welfare generation?
A: Yeah. Because of the weight of guilt and humiliation, and the yuppie crap going on around them, they haven't had the courage to come out and say, "Look, we've got quite a good lifestyle, thankyou. There are certain values we don't share with the yuppies, and we're not ashamed of ourselves. Go and jump in the lake." But again the attention has been so focussed on the yuppies, and the upwardly mobile generally, and on their consuming powers, the cars they drive, and so on - that how people live on the dole is not dealt with, really.
Q: Anathema to the media, I guess.
A: Anathema to the advertisers - that's the problem.
Q: You are Australia's, and possibly the world's, most famous feminist...
A: I don't think it's true, but go on.
Q: We'll let that one pass. But do you ever suspect that men may - because of your fame - treat you with a kind of artificial respect? In other words differently from the way they treat their wives and lovers and daughters in the privacy of their own homes?
A: Well, I don't think so. Not really. Because there's such kudos for putting me down, you see. If you actually pick a fight with me in a bar, it doesn't really matter what I say, because you'll probably say that you won. I mean, I don't often put myself in those situations. At dinner parties I have to put up with "the speech I was going to give Germaine Greer" - I still get that. And generally I pretend - because my hostess doesn't want a knock-down, drag-out fight - that he might have a point or two, just so I won't have to talk to him for the rest of the evening. What offsets everything is becoming a middle-aged woman. Middle-aged women are mothers-in-law manquees. And everybody talks down to them.
Q: This question's a bit melodramatic. Was the search for your father parallel with a search for yourself, or a greater part of yourself, or even something like God?
GREER: I don't think so, frankly. I think I was just interested in me Dad. I'm not terribly interested in myself. Self as far as I'm concerned is something which one is limited by, and not something that frees one. In fact probably the value of doing the book at all was that I understood my father better. I certainly understood not to project upon him my own vanity, and my own hero worship. I understood that he was a separate person, and that he'd had a life before I was born. And a good deal of suffering, and struggle, before I was born. And that I was only one episode - and probably not a very central or important episode - in his life. If anything the size of myself was reduced a bit.
Q: What challenges lie ahead for Germaine Greer?
GREER: Well, my immediate challenge for today - the reason I'm sitting in a cupboard at the printers - is that we've got to get out the uncollected verse of Aphra Benn. I've got to get it sold at a price at which people can afford to buy it... Then I've got to write my book on ageing, which is called The Change. And I've got to get my herb garden planted... And I've got to get my mower mended. I mean, one day at a time. I've got to get the parrot's wings organised, before he starts crashing into things again. And...like that.
Q: Tell me about your book on ageing.
GREER: Well, it's an attempt to celebrate growing old. And to give some help to people who are finding it difficult. It is jolly difficult, I find, to grow old. But there are tremendous advantages that one doesn't dream of when one is younger. When you're younger you think you couldn't bear to be getting stiff, or unable to ride a horse, or that you couldn't bear pain. And if you had arthritis like your grandmother you'd probably top yourself, and so on. But in fact there are some things about ageing that make all those things more bearable.
Q: Such as?
GREER: I want to talk about ageing in different cultures. The philosophy of ageing. The rites of passage...and all of that kind of thing. The usual stuff I talk about essentially.
Q: How so?
GREER: First I talked about young sexually active women, then I talked about mothers. Now I'm talking about grandmothers. It all follows a certain inevitability, really.
Q: Just going back to the book of poetry. You have actually become a publisher, am I to understand?
GREER: Yes I have. I edited with three other women an anthology of seventeenth century women's verse, that was published by Virago Press here. And in the course of publishing that, I thought to myself: I can do this myself. It will save money, and it will be cheaper for the people who need the texts, and it will be quite good fun - and I'm going to do it. So the first book comes out on the tercentenary of Aphra Benn's death, which is April 16th. It's The Uncollected Verse of Aphra Benn.
Q: And more ventures lying ahead in that particular enterprise?
GREER: We're going to try to publish three titles a year.
Q: Just to go back a bit, to what you said about coming back to Australia. Were you referring to not coming back to even visit, until you can live on black-owned land...? Just clarify that for me, if you could.
GREER: Even to visit. I've alreay written to the Central Lands Council asking if I can come in May, because I understood I was supposed to promote the Daddy book in May. And now it's coming out in April. One of the black communities - the Alyawarre people - have had a struggle against a pastoral lease for access to their ancestral land, for many years. And they have written the story of their struggle. And what I may do is instead of coming out to promote my book, I might come out to promote their book.
Q: We've got the Adelaide Festival in early March next year...
GREER: Well, I've never been invited to the Adelaide Festival - unlike almost everybody else I know.
Q: It's a lovely week. Beautiful weather, usually.
GREER: I'd probably have to stay on one of the black lands near Adelaide if I did that. But that wouldn't be too bad. There's plenty of black areas to stay in... I haven't got any objections to making the reptiles of the press sleep out to have a look at me in such a place. It might actually increase their awareness of what's going on.
Q: Indeed it might. Well, that's actually the end of my list of questions.
GREER: It was much less harrowing than I expected.
Q: Good. What were you expecting?
GREER: I don't know - I'm sure I'm going to get one of those interviews which says, "Now who do think you are? Why should anyone care what you think? Why should anyone care about your father?" We've been through all that before, you see, with less annoying books than this one. So you've given me a goodie for the first one. I'll have more courage now for the others.
Q: You sound a lot happier and more mellow than you came across as in the book. I saw you on the telly recently too, on the Clive James thing. You seemed pretty happy and vital on that. The ordeal you went through in the book worried me - that you hadn't resolved it enough at the time you finished writing.
GREER: No I hadn't. But I must say that I think most people are only just managing. Most people are struggling to keep things on an even keel. I think life's hard. But - you don't get too depressed when you find out your family's like most others: full of madness and criminality.
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Mac OS X comes with only one game, but it's a beauty (Figure 14-4). Chess is a traditional chess game played on a gorgeously rendered board with a set of realistic 3-D pieces. The program is actually a 15-year-old Unix-based chess program, GNU Chess, that Apple packaged up in a new wrapper.
Talking to Chess
If your friends and co-workers are, for some reason, still unimpressed by Mac OS X and your mastery of it, invite them over to watch you play a game of chess with your Mac—by talking to it.
Open the Chess program. Unless you've turned it off (in Chess → Preferences), the game's speech-recognition feature is already turned on. When it's on, the round Feedback window should be visible onscreen.
To learn how to speak commands in a way that Chess will understand, click the small gray triangle at the bottom of the Speech Feedback panel to open the Speech Commands window. As usual, it lists all the commands that Chess can comprehend.
You specify the location of pieces using the grid of numbers and letters that appears along the edges of the chessboard. The White King, for example, starts on square e1 because he's in the first row (1) and the fifth column (e). To move the King forward by one square, you'd say: "King e1 to e2."
As the Speech Commands window should make clear, a few other commands are at your disposal. "Take back move" is one of the most useful. When you're ready to close in for the kill, the syntax is, "Pawn e5 takes f6."
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VFF has already nominated four different coaches to look after that important program in the next few month.
"This is a new program is to identify and develop talented junior footballers in Port Vila and the country. It will also provide them a pathway to play football at the highest level."
"The Football Centre of Excellence (C O E) is also an innovative program that will provide an opportunity for the coaches to improve their football skills and knowledge."
"The C O E will provide these elite players with education and training in all aspects of football including skills, fitness, nutrition and game sense to initially prepare them to higher level competition in Vanuatu."
"The best football playesr in the four Football Centres of Excellence will be selected to Football Academy at Teouma to continue to learn more about football." Said George Regenvanu, the Just Play and Social Responsibility Manager in Vanuatu.
VFF will not only start the Football centre of Excellence in Vila but the same program will be establish in the seven other member associations in Vanuatu.
Centre of Excellence is a good program; Regenvanu
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VFF has already nominated four different coaches to look after that important program in the next few month.


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I've been getting into video a lot lately and the amount to learn can sometimes feel overwhelming. Especially right at the beginning. But it's getting better now and I can see light at the end of the tunnel. Incidentally, here's a useful page I ran across today describing codecs. It's just a link to a page in the Apple FCP 7 User Manual which provides an excellent quick read:
Apple FCP 7 User Manual Codecs Page


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Distinction Between Computer Science And Software Engineering
A major realization requred in the modern year of age
The last time I actually heard someone said "Computer science if cool! I have just finished learning how to code python from [ place coding website here ]". My reply was pretty instant:
"Do you know what is graph theory?"
"Oh the theory of plotting quadratic curves and stuff like that?"
That is, imo, another way of saying no.
Computer Science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes. — (Mis)attributed to Edsger Dijkstra, 1970. Click here to read more.
At one point (before I seriously started to write code), I was pondering upon this question myself (when applying to universities). Google is cool, but not cool enough. I have always been an example-fan-boy, so let's use those before going to the actual definitions.
I will put questions, and provide (probable) answers from both software engineer answer and computer scientist answer.
Some notes before reading
It should be good to note two key points before reading on:
- algorithm is a step-by-step logical procedure for solving problems
- A computer can run approximately 50 000 000 simple processes (e.g.: 1 + 1) in a single second.
Example 1 : Sorting Numbers
Given an array / list of numbers, how to sort them?
Non-engineer / computer scientist
Just look at it and put the small one first and big ones last. If there are 10000 numbers, probably that fellow is going to faint.
Software engineer
Use the built-in array functions in the programming language. (in other words, features available in the programming language by default)
# ruby
[3 , 2, 1 , 5, 6 , 20 , 19].sort!
int numbers[] = {3,2,1,5,6,20,19}
vector<int> arr(numbers);
sort(arr.begin() , arr.end());
So what does those methods do? Software engineer is not to concerned, which is perfectly fine! There is no point to be too concerned about how some functions work (although it is a good practice if you are seriously about learning how to code). Most built-in methods in programming languages are efficient (in terms of run-time).
Amateur Computer Scientist
- Start from the first number
- Make a mental note of my current position
- Iterate through the array (only positions whose index which is strictly larger than current position's index)
- Swap the number at current position and the position of the smallest number
- Move one step forward, so current number points at the next number of the array
- If your current position is >= array size , terminate, as you already finished sorting the array. Else, repeat step 2.
Computer scientist then makes a note:
This is a O(N^2) algorithm, N is the length of the array
This is as simple as sorting the array. As a matter of fact, this is exactly what the non engineer / computer scientist is trying to achieve. The major difference is, the amateur computer scientist manages to propose a logical way of solving this problem.
What is the note trying to say? It says that the upper bound of the code runtime is proportional to the square of length of the array using the big-O notation. Don't get it? Click here if you are completely new to computers, here if you are confident of yourself or continue reading if you don't have time to read those lengthy but awesome explanations (I read the wikipedia one).
What the big-O notation is trying to explain is it estimates the run-time of the algorithm. A general rule is to minimze the big-O function's value.
By the way, if you are wondering why I said amateur computer scientist, it is because he is using bubble sort, which is not the best solution in this case. In this case, it is pretty bad.
Imagine having 1 billion numbers to sort, you have to run approximately (the actual number is around half of this) 100 000 000 000 000 processes. This requires around 10 000 000 seconds (which is some thing like 7.6 years). This is bad, really really bad.
Computer scientist
Use the quick sort algorithm. (Don't worry if you don't understand this, it is pretty complicated, but not important in this context). The run-time complexity is O(N log N). Note that log here has a base of 2.
If we were to sort the array of numbers mentioned earlier, it would take around 23 seconds, which is much much more acceptable.
Understanding the difference
You might or might not understand all the technical jargon, but note one thing.
- Software engineer coded the thing, using the best possible way to engineer the solution
- Computer scientist thinks of a logical algorithmatic solution (or more often, solutions) to solve the problem
It might still be quite vague, so here is another example.
Example 2 : Searching for a number in a sorted list
Now you are given a list of sorted numbers, after carrying out the process in example 1, I can assume it is sorted. Now, your task is to check if the number 10 is in that list.
Naive method
Look through all the numbers. If it is there, then yes, else no. If there are 100000 numbers, then screw this task.
Software engineer
There are several built-in functions for me to do this!
int numbers[] = {3,2,1,5,6,20,19}
vector<int> arr(numbers);
sort(arr.begin() , arr.end());
binary_search(arr.begin() , arr.end() , 10);
[3 , 2 , 1 , 5 , 6 , 20 , 19].include? 10 # note, this doesn't use binary search
Amateur computer scientist
- Look at the first number
- If it is the number, then answer YES! and terminate program
- go to the next number and repeat step 2.
- Number not found! answer NO! and terminate program.
Computer scientist (once again) wrties a note:
This is a O(N) solution
If you had read the above explaination, you should understand O(N) means the run-time of this program is directly proportional to the length of numbers' list. THis means the process will take something like 1 second to look for the number, and this may seem fine. However, let's assume you have 100 numbers to search, that is bad (just imagine Facebook servers having to use 100 seconds to process simply requests).
Computer scientist
Oh, this is sorted! I will use the binary search algorithm. If you are curious
Example 3 : Extracting data from databases
Now forget about the previous two tasks. Given a database table , find entries whose name is "snowman"
Just look, and pick Lol?
Software engineer
Oh, databases. I probably have to start the database server , go into it and run the necessary commands!
sudo service mysql start # Note that we will be using mysql, just as an example!
mysql -u admin -p
# types password
mysql> SELECT * FROM name_of_table WHERE name = "snowman"
# output comes here!
In case you are using something like rails:
rails c
# loads console
2.1.2 > Model_name.where(:name => "snowman")
# output
It is not important to understand how database works, but software engineers are generally concerned about using the right technologies for the right job. Let's say we change the question a little, now the task is:
"Given a file, find the line which contains the phrase 'name = snowman' "
Let's answer this question using ruby. (don't worry too much about understanding this code)
contents = File.open('main.py' , 'r'){ |f| f.read }
selected_lines = []
contents.each_line do |line| { (selected_lines << line) if line =~ "name = snowman" }
puts selected_lines
Don't worry too much about the technical jargon, once again. All you need to understand, to a software engineer, the way of doing the above two stuff is entirely different.
Computer scientist
P/S : There is not amateur computer scientist in this section, simply because there is pretty much one straightforward way to solve this problem!
Let's simplify the question in computer science fashion. (computer scientists are very fond of simpifying problems!)
Getting a information from a table is like having a list of table rows. All I need to do is understand the following:
- I have a list of stuff
- I need to check if the stuff fulfills "name = snowman"
So I do the following:
- Create a new empty list, called collected
- Look at the first thing in the list
- If its name is indeed snowman, add that item into collected
- Repeat step 3 for every thing in the list
- Eureka! Everything is now in collected!
You guessed it, computer scientist adds a note again.
This algorithm is O(N) , where N is the number of stuff in the list
Now you might be scratching your head, what does the computer scientist's solution have to do with databases? The answer is, it doesn't! Computer scientist found a way to simplify then solve this problem!
Remember we changed the question a litle for the software engineer (by using files instead of databases)? If we were to pose that question to a computer scientist, he will give you a largely simliar answer. Why? THe logic of both scenarios are exactly the same.
Example 4 : Code flappy bird!
The title speaks it all!
Naive fellow
errr… I am lost
Software Engineer
Sounds like a challenge! I better list down the Application Programming Interfact (API) I need and include them in my code. I have to study how game enginer works!
I need to write some swift (ios) and java(android). God damn, two sets of API to do. Managing the efficiency of game engines is another added issues.
Listing down what i have to do:
- Learn an API for game engine
- Learn API for Java and Swift mobile app development
- Learn how to upload app to playstore
- High score board, better prepare a database for it
Sorry peeps, I don't do mobile app, but you get the rough idea of the software engineer.
Computer Scientist
Dude, this is like the easiest question ever
- Fappy bird starts moving!
- Check the current position of bird
- Is the current position a pipe? If yes, GAME OVER
- If it is not a pipe, go to step 2.
Computer scientist has simplified (perhaps, oversimplified) the question with a simple algorithm. However, what we can realize is he in fact "solved" the flappy bird problem.
After all those examples…
Good job! You have finished reading the really really long explanations! Let's analyze the difference between the two with a summary
- sorting numbers and searching for number
software engineer : Uses sort method / funtion / feature without concern on technicalities computer scientist : Thinks of a logical solution to actually sort the numbers, step-by-step
- Extracting data from database
software engineer : Thinks about establishing connection with database server and execute appropriate database queries. computer scientist : Simplifies the problem to a simply "search" problem
- fappy bird
software engineer : Considers all the requried technology to build the app and publishing it to the app market computer scientist : Takes into the logical procedure of the flappy bird games.
Another thing you should note that in the above example is the computer scientist's answer does not invovle a single line of code, simply because it does not matter. To solve any problem, it doesn't matter if you use C++ , Java , ruby, python, haskell etc.. , neither does it matter whether apply object oriented programming or procedural programming. At the end of the day, you solve the problem logically with the algorithm.
The software engineer, however, is more concerned about the actual code and engineering the product / apps. It does matter if you are obtaining the data form a database server or reading from a file, the engineering method is (really really) different. It does matter if you use OOP or procedural, because it determines whether your engineering team can understand your code to ease the project development.
Actually definitions
Software Engineering
Software engineering is the study and application of engineering to the design, development, and maintenance of software. In other words, it is almost everything what we think a coder do, from designing to building apps.
Computer Science.
Computer science is neither computer, nor science. It is problem solving with logical procedures.
Everyone should learn to code …
Campigns like this is wild, but at times largely mis-understood. In the words of Mr. Jobs (co-founder of Apple Inc.)
Everyone should learn how to code, because it teaches you how to think.
I think what he was trying to say is everyone should learn computer science, because it is that which trains you how to think, not merely writing code.
My thoughts
While it is cool to write apps, develop market-killing products and understand how a computer is engineered, I am still firm to my stand that learning computer science is way more important than software engineering. Everyone should learn computer science (strictly at a basic level), in order to have an idea to think of solutions. After that, one can move on to pick up software engineering. With a better set of computer science knowledge, by no doubt one can write better code and product more elegant solutions to market demands.
Besides, it is quite a no-brainer that a software engineer with good computer science knowledge can code much faster than his counterpart.
computer science + software engineering = awesome developer
Back to the conversation with that fellow:
"graph theory, is a branch of discrete mathematics, which studies pairwise relation between objects using edges and vertices."
Hopefully, by now, you understand and agree that computer science != coding!


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Combined with yesterday's card, The High Priestess, The Moon holds a lot of power today.
Like the night sky, the landscape of The Moon is a dark and shadowy place. Nothing is as it seems, in the moonlight, so tread warily. Beware of making any lasting commitments or decisions at this time, as there is a lot of mystery surrounding the present circumstance.
Read with the High Priestess, here is a great opportunity to work with the subconscious mind. Pay attention to your dreams, meditate, work with shamanic trance, perform moon rituals.
Trust your instincts over all. If something doesn't feel right, then it probably isn't.


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Vanderbilt University Medical Center Licensed Practical Nurse 2 in Franklin, Tennessee
Licensed Practical Nurse 2
Cool Springs Walk-In Clinic
Requisition Number 1806803
Discover Vanderbilt University Medical Center:
Located in Nashville, Tennessee, and operating at a global crossroads of teaching, discovery and patient care, VUMC is a community of individuals who come to work each day with the simple aim of changing the world. It is a place where your expertise will be valued, your knowledge expanded and your abilities challenged. It is a place where your diversity — of culture, thinking, learning and leading — is sought and celebrated. It is a place where employees know they are part of something that is bigger than themselves, take exceptional pride in their work and never settle for what was good enough yesterday. Vanderbilt's mission is to advance health and wellness through preeminent programs in patient care, education, and research.
Click Here To View The VUMC Promise of Discovery
Department/Unit Summary:
Vanderbilt's Cool Springs Walk-In Clinic joins a growing number of Vanderbilt Walk-In Clinics in Bellevue, Brentwood, Franklin, Spring Hill, and Belle Meade. These clinics provide high quality health care services in a location convenient for many. A board-certified Vanderbilt physician and nurse practitioners are always on site, and no appointments are necessary. We offer advanced services such as EKG, lab and X-rays, with immediate results. The Vanderbilt Walk-In Clinic saves patients' time and possibly a trip to the Emergency Room by taking care of common illnesses and minor injuries, including allergies, infections, sore throats and stomach bugs. Screening, testing and preventative services available include breathing treatments, drug screenings, pregnancy testing, TB skin testing, and vaccinations. Physicals needed for adoptions, camps, or sports, the Department of Transportation and pre-employment are also offered.
Your Role:
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Shifts for this position:
Typically the LPN will work two 12-hour shifts per week and one six hour shift Monday-Friday. The ability to work every other weekend on Saturday and Sunday (8-5) is required; shift differentials are provided for late afternoon/evening and weekends!
Position Qualifications:
Graduate of an approved LPN program
1 year of experience of the equivalent
Previous clinic experience desired, but not required.
Our Nursing Philosophy:
We believe highly skilled and specialized nursing care is essential to Vanderbilt University Medical Center's mission of quality in patient care, education and research. We believe nursing is an applied art and science focused on helping people, families and communities reach excellent health and well-being.
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· Education & Professional Development : http://www.vumcnursingcareers.com/professional-development.html
· Life In Nashville : http://www.vumcnursingcareers.com/nashville.html
· VUMC Nursing : http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/vumc.php?site=vanderbilt-nursing
Additional Qualification Information:
- Based on regulations from the TN Board of Nursing and VUMC policy, LPNs have the following practice limitations: (1)May NOT initiate the administration of blood or blood products, (2)May NOT administer experimental drugs (research drugs used in studies for anything other than indications for use by the pharmaceutical company), (3)May NOT administer any intravenous chemotherapeutic agents, (4)May NOT administer IV push medication.
Physical Requirements/Strengths needed & Physical Demands:
- Heavy Work category requiring exertion of 50 to 100 lbs. of force occasionally and/or up to 20 to 50 lbs. of force frequently and/or up to 10 to 20 lbs. of force continually to move objects.
Occasional: Sitting: Remaining in seated position
Occasional: Lifting over 35 lbs: Raising and lowering objects from one level to another, includes upward pulling over 35 lbs, with help of coworkers or assistive device
Occasional: Carrying under 35 lbs: Transporting an object holding in hands, arms or shoulders, with help of coworkers or assistive device.
Occasional: Bending/Stooping: Trunk bending downward and forward by bending spine at waist requiring full use of lower extremities and back muscles
Occasional: Climbing: Ascending or descending stairs/ramps using feet and legs and/or hands and arms.
Occasional: Kneeling:Bending legs at knees to come to rest on knee or knees.
Occasional: Crouching/Squatting: Bending body downward and forward by bending legs and spine.Reaching above shoulders: Extending arms in any direction above shoulders.
Occasional: Reaching above shoulders: Extending arms in any direction above shoulders.
Frequent: Standing: Remaining on one's feet without moving.
Frequent: Walking: Moving about on foot.
Frequent: Lifting under 35 lbs: Raising and lowering objects under 35 lbs from one level to another
Frequent: Push/Pull: Exerting force to move objects away from or toward.
Frequent: Balancing: Maintaining body equilibrium to prevent falling when walking, standing, crouching or maneuvering self, patient and equipment simultaneously while working in large and small spaces
Frequent: Reaching below shoulders: Extending arms in any direction below shoulders.
Frequent: Handling: Seizing, holding, grasping, turning or otherwise working with hand or hands.
Frequent: Fingering: Picking, pinching, gripping, working primarily with fingers requiring fine manipulation.
Frequent: Bimanual Dexterity: Requiring the use of both hands.
Frequent: Communication: Expressing or exchanging written/verbal/electronic information.
Continuous: Auditory: Perceiving the variances of sounds, tones and pitches and able to focus on single source of auditory information
Continuous: Vision: Clarity of near vision at 20 inches or less and far vision at 20 feet or more with depth perception, peripheral vision, color vision.
Continuous: Smell: Ability to detect and identify odors.
Continuous: Feeling: Ability to perceive size, shape, temperature, texture by touch with fingertips.
Environmental Conditions
Occasional: Chemicals and Gasses: Medications, cleaning chemicals, oxygen, other medical gases used in work area.
Frequent: Pathogens: Risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens and other contagious illnesses.
Job LPN
Organization: WIC Cool Springs 203365
Title: Licensed Practical Nurse 2
Location: TN-Franklin-Franklin Walk-In
Requisition ID: 1806803


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Kritzkom and Magritte Jaco are bringing back some awesome pieces of liveshow from their summer road trips in France, USA , Germany and even further !
NO they have not lost the compass but surely they got into wild adventures from the deep booty party of New Orleans where the ladies are round and know how to bounce to the lushest land of Normandy where the alternative music turns into a daily festival !
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Kritzkom and Magritte Jaco continue their sound odyssey, cooking for you the best of the last live-month you your delicate ears, the second chapter of this trip with tea spoon of fun.
Kool Thing live at Monster Ronson / Debmaster live at Paloma / Zachov live at Madame Claude / Kamikaze queens live at White Trash / Le Vice Anglais live at ZMF / Xavier Richardeau and Trycia Evy live in Paris.
Thanks a lot to Kool Thing, Kamikaze queens , Jabob Zachov, Debmaster, le vice anglais, Xavier Richardeau et Trycia Evy, CTM, le festival des siestes electroniques, Jackie Terrasse, for their support.
Kritzkom and Magritte Jaco have started their sound odyssey, recording the best siren , tempted by mermaid and curiosity, it is now the time to share the first chapter of this trip with a wrap of all these moments.
BILLI BOB CAT live Jackie Terrasse /GRILL GRILL & OFF live in Bed / BOBBY CONN live in BBmix / ROBONOM live in Blockhaus / the nerd maki joke / THE WARLOCKS live in Levee club / BONAPARTE live in la Boule Noire / gödöllö city HEIMAT/ AMINUS live in Berghain/ Cindy Wonderful spoken word at Fab Lab/ TILMANN DEHNHARD live at Jackie Terrasse /
Thanks a lot to Julie Tippex, BBmix, Foufoukoh, Captain Zachov, all the artists for their art and their support !
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Vera Nazarian Quotes About MoonQuotes about: Moon
Age Books Character Choices Christmas Clarity Dreams Eyes Giving Heart Imagination Inspiration Inspirational Joy Justice Language Literature Loss Lying Magic Memories Metaphor Moon Once Upon A Time Pain Passion Perception Progress Rainbows Reading Reality School Songs Struggle This Day Universe Water Winter Writing
SUN, MOON, AND STARRY SKY Early summer evenings, when the first stars come out, the warm glow of sunset still stains the rim of the western sky. Sometimes, the moon is also visible, a pale white slice, while the sun tarries. Just think -- all the celestial lights are present at the same time! These are moments of wonder -- see them and remember.
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- Born: May 25, 1966
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