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21 Jan 2011 – 22 May 2011
★★★★★ Radiant, perplexing and distinctive, Green's world is a place where art and life converge - Time Out
Once you've seen Eugène Green's latest, ordinary movies will never seem the same again...spell binding - New Statesman
One of The Guardian's Best Films of 2011
★★★★ Exquisite cinema - The Telegraph
After its successful first-run in January, here's another chance to see this precise yet mischievous exercise in poetic minimalism from noted auteur Eugène Green, whose work over the last decade has won international acclaim.
Julie de Hauranne, a young French actress, travels to Lisbon to act in a film inspired by Guilleragues's Letters of a Portuguese Nun. During her stay, she has a number of encounters, which, much like her previous existence, seem ephemeral and without consequence. But one night, after finally speaking with the nun, she glimpses her destiny and the meaning of her life.
After the screening on 11 May, the director of The Portuguese Nun Eugène Green discusses his uniquely fascinating views on cinema and filmmaking with critically acclaimed screenwriter Paul Mayersberg (Man Who Fell to Earth, Croupier, Eureka).
Dir Eugène Green, Portugal 2009, 127 mins, subtitles, 35mm


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Blog Tour: The Angel's Name by Selena Rivera
The Angel's Name
By- Selena Rivera
Genre- Erotic Romance
Publication Date- June 24th, 2015
When songwriter Rebecca Evans moves to Tennessee to pursue her career in writing music for a country singer, she meets cowboy football player, Bobby James, who becomes an angel in her life. But she's worried that she must leave her world behind. Her grandma would never understand. Will Rebecca take a chance on a new life with the man she loves? Will it be the right choice?
His arms were so big she could imagine him effortlessly lifting her with one hand while the other hand pointed to the sky offering her the stars. His eyes were clear blue, like a calm Caribbean ocean. It seemed as if he could see into her soul. His skin tanned like that of a bronze god found lying on the sun burned sand. The thought of the arm sleeve tattoo on his right arm had her so aroused she could barely sit still in the back seat of the taxi.
He's probably a bad boy in bed. Ohhh how I would love to find out.
About the Author-
Selena Rivera lives in Montreal, Quebec, Canada . A self-proclaimed "Country Girl" at heart, she loves country music. She also likes to sing and dance and has an interest in astronomy. By day, she is a busy secretary. Her life struggles have pushed her to fight for her dreams. She's an artistic person and has been writing since the age of 12. Above all she wants to share her world with everybody.
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Sidra's commitment to excellence in patient care, research, and education and the opportunity to help build Sidra to become a world class referral center.
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I really like the Museum of Islamic Art and the hospitality of the people of Qatar.
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hello i just updated to the new system software and i can't install it because of this error code.
did anybody get this error code too?
Solved! Go to solution
Remove System Software Update job from Notifications > Downloads first. Then try below.
Otherwise if you're still receiving this error after updating your PS4 then please contact PlayStation Support for further help.
Hi, Same issue on my system, It is now locked in error code screen and I cannot power the controller
Any help appreciated
It happened to me too, but I turned my controller on by connecting it to PS4 via USB cable. It also happened with the previous update. Hope it solves the issue.@kevaneen
Still waiting for a fix can't believe it's taken this long...
Hello everyone, I have been having the same problem as everyone else since Tuesday. Just now, I took the top off, removed the battery, straightened out the Blu Ray ribbon and it installed perfectly, my warranty was already void because I replaced my fan myself. But this DID work!
petition on this error.
I think your right. Purchased a ps4 off ebay to fix up and it throws out this error with a chewed up bd rom data cable. It's also throwing out CE-35888-2 when trying to install OS and firmware through safe mode initialisation, which is apparently caused by unpaired daughter board. I suspect that it's down to the bad cable.
I have the same issue but I'm getting a different error code (SU-30746-0). I even tried resetting my controller and then connecting it to the console with a USB cable, but my controller still won't turn on.
Whether I turn on my console in normal mode or in safe mode, I can't do anything after that :(@kevaneen
some info I found on a different forum, hope it helps
Guys to resolve this problem you first of all need to turn off your PS4 and then turn it on but in Safe Mode, then connect your controller with USB, connect your controller in port 2 when prompted, then select restart PS4 and when restarted it will rebuild your data base and reinstall the version 5 update. it may restart twice.@CMonk3yBro
I followed this exactly but my controller still just blinks white when I try turning it on. It's connected to the PS4 in port 2 with a USB cable and everything. Unfortunately the controller still won't turn on.@kevaneen
only connect the controller after the PS starts in safe mode, you should wait for the prompt to connect@CMonk3yBro
I know. Still won't turn on :(@kevaneen
How do you turn on in Safe Mode ? it wouldn't shut off until i plugged in the controller and it came on to the home screen asking me to sign in to the Playstation network.@kevaneen
Nevermind , i got the safe mode, but when i hit restart PS4, it asked me about doing the update and then i got the same error code@kevaneen
For me my PS4 just won't torn on after update. Aren't they checking updates before they realise them to public?
My controller is on there's light and all and not working either. :\
Obviously they check them, but this isn't happening to everyone. I updated with no issues. Also so far no one on my friends list seemed to have this issue.@Idylia1993
I have the same code. Can't update and kevaneen you. Can boot your ps4 in safe mode that's how I unfroze mine I also need help with this issue
A new update came out 5.01 can yall fellas update it ?@xRslayerRx
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Benjamin Netanyahu says Sunday that Maj. Gen. Yair Golan (pictured far right), the military's deputy chief of staff, erred when speaking on the country's annual Holocaust memorial day.
Golan sparked outrage, particularly among nationalists, for saying that he sees evidence in present-day Israel reminiscent of the "nauseating processes" that took place in Nazi Germany. The defense minister, military chief and other officials came to his defense, saying that he was warning of troubling trends in society.
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TGA circulates options for regulatory reform of compounding pharmacies : 06/06/2013 :
The Therapeutic Goods Administration yesterday released a consultation paper looking at options for reform of the regulatory framework for pharmacy compounding.
The paper is being circulated following the raising of concerns both locally and overseas regarding the complexity and scale of manufacture in pharmacies that was not envisaged when the current regulatory arrangements were originally put in place. The principal concern is that the existing arrangements do not provide adequate assurance that medicines manufactured in pharmacies will meet acceptable standards of quality and safety.
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Poll: Have you registered for your Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record : 05/06/2013 :
The number of people registering for a Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record (PCEHR) has grown significantly in the last three months with over 170,000 people now registered.
It took 213 days for the first 50,000 registrations to be lodged but only 37 days for the third 50,000 people to register. Regsitrations opened on 1 July 2012. AusPharm recently registered and found the process to be remarkably quick and easy.
Have you registered for your own PCEHR? Please let us know by ticking the relevant box in this week's AusPharm poll.
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Problems with PBS listings for rosuvastatin : 05/06/2013 :
Problems have emerged for community pharmacies this month following errors in the way generic versions of rosuvastatin were added to the PBS database.
In some circumstances, pharmacies have been unable to dispense some brands of rosuvastatin as PBS benefits, despite the brands being PBS listed.
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PSA, PPA join Guild in welcoming removal of pharmacists from SOL : 05/06/2013 :
The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) and Professional Pharmacists Australia (PPA) have joined the Pharmacy Guild in welcoming the federal government's decision to remove pharmacists from the Skilled Occupation list from 1 July 2013.
The Pharmacy Guild issued a brief statement on Monday saying that the decision 'reflects the pharmacy workforce reality in many parts of Australia'.
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Union: award wage rise insufficient : 05/06/2013 :
Professional Pharmacists Australia (PPA) said yesterday the 2.6 per cent increase in award wages announced by Fair Work Australia on Monday was not enough and did not fairly remunerate pharmacists for their complex and important roles in Australia's healthcare system.
PPA President, Dr Geoff March, said pharmacists deserved to be better paid for the important work they do to keep Australians healthy every day.
"Professional Pharmacists Australia wants all pharmacies to be profitable pharmacies and pay their pharmacists appropriately for the work we do for patients," Dr March said.
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Pharmacy Board reminds pharmacists of 'pharmacist only' (Schedule 3) medicine requirements : 04/06/2013 :
The Pharmacy Board has moved to remind pharmacists that, when supplying a 'pharmacist only' (Schedule 3) medicine, they must be satisfied that there is a genuine therapeutic need for that medicine.
In a communiqué published on its website yesterday, the Board points out that Guideline 4 of its Guidelines on practice specific issues highlights to pharmacists their obligation to comply with their statutory responsibilities regarding the supply of pharmacist only medicines, including supplying appropriate quantities of these medicines.
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Pharmacists off Skilled Occupation List : 04/06/2013 :
The federal government has announced that both community and hospital pharmacists will be removed from the Skilled Occupation List (SOL), effective 1 July 2013. Migrants with occupations listed on the SOL receive more favourable consideration when applying to migrate to Australia than those with occupations not listed.
Previously on the SOL, pharmacists were removed from the 2010 SOL only to be re-instated in 2011, to widespread criticism from the pharmacy profession.
The Pharmacy Guild issued a brief statement yesterday welcoming the decision, saying that 'it reflects the pharmacy workforce reality in many parts of Australia'.
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June Australian Prescriber: OST, statins, pneumococcal vaccines and electronic health records : 04/06/2013 :
The June 2013 issue of Australian Prescriber is now available online. Topics featured in this issue include:
It also contains the most recent Medicines Safety Update.
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Self Care relaunched with improvements and new features : 04/06/2013 :
PSA's popular Self Care program has been reinvigorated and restructured following extensive consultation with pharmacists and pharmacy staff using the system.
Launching the new Self Care at CPExpo last weekend, PSA National President Grant Kardachi said the relaunch involved some major improvements to the program, as well as new features and initiatives.
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Hospital pharmacy managers resign over patient safety concerns : 03/06/2013 :
Following concerns raised at Latrobe Regional Hospital that management is placing financial objectives ahead of patient safety, Pharmacy Manager, Anne Leversha, and her deputy Lyn Billington have resigned from their positions.
The two pharmacists tendered their resignations after management had declined to increase the number of pharmacists to cover the increase in workload since 2009 despite the hospital offering a range of additional patient services and despite an independent review of the pharmacy service in 2012 recommending that the hospital increase the number of pharmacists.
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RGH E‑Bulletin: Canagliflozin in the management of Type 2 Diabetes : 03/06/2013 :
The topic of this week's RGH E‑Bulletin is Canagliflozin in the management of Type 2 Diabetes.
"Canagliflozin belongs to a class of oral agents known as sodium-glucose transporter 2 (SGLT2) inhibitors – these drugs are undergoing investigation for use in the management of type 2 diabetes (T2D). The kidneys play a fundamental role in glucose homeostasis. It is known that plasma glucose concentration is a modulator of SGLT expression and activity. An important factor is that people with T2D renally reabsorb a proportionately higher amount of glucose in comparison to people who do not have diabetes, which in part contributes to hyperglycemia. The SGLT2 transporter is located in the proximal convoluted tubule and is responsible for approximately 90% of reabsorbed filtered glucose. Administration of a SGLT2 inhibitor to a patient with T2D results in glycosuria, with a corresponding decrease in blood glucose concentrations."
Click here to read the bulletin in full. The E‑Bulletins are archived on the AusPharmList website here.
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NPS launches short antibiotic resistance videos : 03/06/2013 :
As cold and flu season sets in, NPS MedicineWise is launching a series of six-second videos on Twitter to highlight the problem of antibiotic resistance. The campaign, developed for the Twitter Vine app, is a first for public health promotion in Australia.
In a series of four humorous short films, NPS MedicineWise is depicting a world in which taking antibiotics for viruses, like colds or flu, is considered anti-social behaviour.
NPS MedicineWise CEO, Dr Lynn Weekes, says the campaign was designed to change the public's perception that antibiotics are effective in the treatment of viral infections. She says the light-hearted films carry a serious message: don't expect antibiotics for cold or flu.
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New warfarin resources for consumers : 03/06/2013 :
As part of its 2013 Achieving Good Anticoagulant Practice national program, NPS MedicineWise has developed a new free resource for people taking warfarin.
The Warfarin Dose Tracker is a passport-sized card that helps people taking warfarin keep track of their INR results, record any changes to their daily warfarin dose and be reminded when their next INR test is due. Samples have been mailed to all community and hospital pharmacies.
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TGA consultation on the advertising on therapeutic goods to the public : 03/06/2013 :
The TGA is inviting comments from interested parties on proposals to reform the regulatory framework for the advertising of therapeutic goods to the public.
The consultation document describes the existing regulatory framework, documents problems associated with it, outlines the objectives of and the proposals for reform and invites comments on likely impacts of implementation of the suggested proposals.
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Union building a profile : 31/05/2013 :
After years of relative inactivity, during which it was sometimes dismissed by critics as innocuous and destructive, recently rebadged employee pharmacist union Professional Pharmacists Australia appears to be attracting the attention of a significant proportion of its target market - employee pharmacists.
49% of the (non owner) respondents to this week's AusPharm poll said they would be prepared to join the union. In a worrying sign for PSA, three out of every five pharmacists in this group said they'd join up instead of renewing their PSA memberships. A further 18% of (non owner) respondents said 'maybe' they'd join up.
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Vitamin D tests and deficiency: New patient resource from NPS MedicineWise : 31/05/2013 :
A new patient information leaflet on vitamin D deficiency, produced by NPS MedicineWise, is now available on the NPS website. The leaflet is part of a suite of resources developed for the latest NPS MedicineWise educational program on preventive activities in general practice.
Vitamin D testing is one of several medical tests appraised in the program that focuses on preventive health in 40 – 49 year olds. It encourages GPs to prioritise evidence-based risk assessments and tests, and avoid inappropriate testing that may cause more harm than good.
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Work on advanced practice framework progresses : 31/05/2013 :
The Advanced Pharmacy Practice Framework Steering Committee this week issued a communique detailing its progress on a number of tasks associated with progressing the framework.
The group reported that it was pleased with the number of pharmacists who participated in a recent survey on advanced pharmacy practice and shared their views and experience. It says it was also pleased with the number of individuals who indicated their willingness to be involved in further work around developing formal recognition of advanced level practice. The outcomes of the survey will be published when full analysis has been completed and the results from the survey are being used to guide a way forward for the recognition of advanced level practitioners. In a related move, the group has established a working group to explore details around a future recognition model.
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ASMI on OTC NSAIDS: don't worry, be happy : 31/05/2013 :
Following publication of a meta-analysis in this week's Lancet (1) which found that NSAIDs increase the risk of cardiovascular events and gastrointestinal complications, the Australian Self Medication Industry (ASMI) has moved to reassure consumers taking low-dose NSAIDs for short-term pain relief that these are safe when used as directed.
ASMI points out that the studies included in the meta-analysis were for NSAIDS taken at higher (prescription) doses for extended periods. 639 clinical trials, covering more than 300,000 patients, were included in the meta-analysis.
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NZ company acquires Symbion : 30/05/2013 :
Symbion is to be acquired by New Zealand's EBOS Group in an agreement that will create the largest Australasian marketer, wholesaler and distributor of healthcare, medical and pharmaceutical products.
The NZD$1.1 billion transaction will see EBOS acquire 100% of Symbion while The Zuellig Group (current owners of Symbion) will take a 40% shareholding of the enlarged EBOS Group.
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Rapid growth in bDMARD use for rheumatoid arthritis : 29/05/2013 :
How rheumatoid arthritis is managed has changed markedly over the last decade, according to a report released today by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW).
The report, A snapshot of rheumatoid arthritis, shows people with rheumatoid arthritis were 2.9 times as likely as those without the condition to report severe or very severe pain. They were also 1.7 times as likely to report high or very high levels of psychological distress, and 3.3 times as likely to report poor health status.
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Sunday, August 28, 2011
Week of Thanks, Week Thirty Three
307. Working in the nursery at church. Not only did I get to cuddle with a 3 week old babe, but I got to rock, and sing, and make baby talk at the sweetest little baby. And, it's practice. ;]
308. House hunting. You guys? This is really happening!!!
309. Evan's job interview!!! Eeeek!
310. Having almost the same sched as Evan. <3 <3 <3
311. Fridays. They never get old.
312. Generousness.
313. Having a professional work e-mail with an attorney sticker on it to scare my landlord with. (OH because it's only been 11 days without a shower and he's being a loser.)
314. When I texted my mom something that annoyed me, and I ended it with, "I want to tell her to shut her whore mouth, MOM." And she said, "Well at least I got your cell phone plan fixed. You have unlimited data now. That's one good thing for today." bahahaha always on the bright side.
315. My brother: "Do you know how to swing dance?" "Yes. Why?" "Can you teach me?" Awwwww!
316. That my parents cook us dinner and graciously let us use their shower until ours is fixed. Dinner is just extra because they're nice.
317. Montana Little Leaguers! Whoohoo!
318. Most hilarious comedian ever. Had so. much. fun. And had two yummie slushies. (Thank you for dragging my mopey self out of the house, epc.)
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For any story you can write, there's someone who's lived it. I'm convinced of that. While writing Before We Were Yours, I often felt that I was inventing Rill's world onboard the family's tiny shantyboat, the Arcadia. You see, not that much had been written about shantyboat people, or if much had been written it hadn't survived the long years since the once-vibrant shantyboat culture faded from America's rivers. I read Harlan Hubbard's writings on his experiences, building a shantyboat with his wife and taking to the river. But his travels were post World War II, a far different time than Rill Foss's Depression-era family would have experienced.
Even so, the Arcadia came to life in my mind, with its covered front porch and wrap-around deck. I smelled the little coal stove that drove winter's chill from the cabin, felt morning fog creeping ghostlike through rusted window screens, heard river kids counting lightning bugs flickering at dusk.
In my mind, Rill called herself a river gypsy. It seemed like a logical term for those who lived the drifter's life of winds and currents.
Long after the novel was finished, I stumbled across these few paragraphs from an 1895 issue of Harper's Weekly. Only the first page of the article has survived—that anyone knows of, anyway. This treasure from over a century ago is safely enshrined in the Dave Thomson Collection. He was kind enough to let me share it with you here.
The writer's words describe exactly the world Rill took me to when she came to life in my mind. Looking at the photos was like looking through her eyes. If you've read Before We Were Yours, perhaps you'll recognize this world too.
by Charles Buxton Going.
1895 Harpers Weekly (page 231)
Beginning of an article by Charles Buxton Going
Between high and low water, mark of the Western rivers—and that means a wide range in those erratic streams— is a stretch which might well be termed " No Man's Land." For months in winter and spring it is, indeed, no land at all, for the boiling yellow waters roll over it; as they fall, foot by foot the slope of oozy clay appears, bristling here and there with a stubble of naked willow shoots, and littered with.drift left by the receding current.
The water has hardly fallen away, however, before little green things begin to come up; first, cockle-burs, ragweed and water-hemp, then bur-marigolds and morning-glories; followed by wild sunflowers, which nod in the river winds, and fling out their long yellow-rays with all the grace of golden lilies; finally, if the season be long enough, these give way to a wealth of brisk little asters. All enjoy their life estate; if the river remain low, but all are regarded by the capricious stream as mere squatters, to be driven out at will, and its notice of ejectment is a summary drowning.
Nature takes the chances of such a residence freely, but man will generally hesitate, and the more substantial his interests, the less he will entrust them upon so uncertain a tenure; yet the river-bank has its human fauna as characteristic as its flora.
These are the shanty-boat people, the gypsies of the river, and if their domain be limited literally to the river "bottoms," it extends in length from the Gulf to headwaters, where the shallow stream ripples over its rocky floor. Hidden from their fellow-men by the edge of the steep bank, out of sight and out of mind of the busy world above, they drift silently from town to town and slip irresponsibly from State to State . . .
The gypsies of the river. Yes, they were. They really were.
For every story you can imagine, there's someone who's lived it. I'm convinced.
— Lisa
To learn more about Before We Were Yours, read an excerpt, or to order the book CLICK HERE
(Thank you to The Dave Thomson Collection for letting me share this treasure and to and Steamboats.com for lovingly preserving the history of the river.)


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January has flown by, a busy month, including working on the final edit of our book and going on holiday. The No Dig Home and Garden – all 20 chapters and photographs – has now gone back to the publishers and off to the designer, exciting times! This is Charles' ninth book but my first, so procedures that are familiar to him require more time for me to work out. I've been writing articles for years, but a book is rather different – fortunately I've had the help and support of our publishers Maddy and Tim Harland at Permanent Press. Publication date is May 1st, 2017.
There's a lot to eat in my garden and allotment, along with home stored fruit, vegetables and herbs. We are certainly not experiencing any sort of salad shortage here, enjoying the overwintered abundance from the polytunnel, including Grenoble Red lettuce, Pak choi, rocket, spicy mustards, orientals, coriander, parsley, chard, beetroot leaves, spinach and chervil. I'm cooking stored squashes, garlic, onions and beetroots with freshly harvested parsnips, swedes, kale, Brussels sprouts, flower sprouts and the last few cauliflowers.
Mulching the allotment beds is a key winter job which we were keen to complete before our holiday. The 5 tonnes of manure had been delivered by George, a dairy farmer, a couple of months ago in readiness (it costs around £30 for 5 tonnes). Charles and I spread the manure over all of the beds including those growing the brassicas, except the parsnip one which I am still harvesting – otherwise they would have been buried under the mulch. The manure was well rotted but quite soggy after some heavy rains, so it went on lumpier than usual. Subsequent heavy frosts will help break up the lumps and I will further break it up with a rake before planting and sowing. Usually the mulching would have been done before Christmas, but my back was 'playing me up' (lower back pain with shooting pains down my left leg, ouch!) so I needed to wait for that to heal. I will sow this year's parsnips and carrots into the manure mulch, it works really well!
Afterwards, we recovered the brassicas with netting to protect them from pigeons and deer. The top of my allotment, where I also have the compost bins, is currently mulched with heavy recycled polythene to (hopefully!) kill off some invasive horseradish. Useful though horseradish is, it is on a mission to take over my allotment and I have enough for my needs growing in a large concrete container at home. The weedy path belongs to the allotment next door – they have only recently taken over and are doing a brilliant job sorting out a very neglected plot, all no dig.
Some of the remaining manure will go in containers (quite likely made from some old dumpy bags) on top of this polythene to use the space, some will come home in old compost sacks in the back of my small car (!) for the three front garden beds and the rest will be spread where it is for sweetcorn and squash.
A few days later we flew to Morocco for some winter sunshine and to explore a different culture and landscape. We especially enjoyed visiting the Majorelle garden in Marrakech: beautiful sunshine but so surprisingly cold. As you can see in the photo, I think I was wearing all of my holiday clothes at the same time to keep warm! Oh that blue is so beautiful…
We have also been busy promoting and selling Charles' diary. Chosen as one of the top choices for presents for gardeners in the Sunday Times, it is receiving great reviews and is being sold all over the world. An any year diary, which can be used again and again to keep a record of your growing, it is a true gardener's diary as it starts on February 14th, the date that we begin sowing for the new year. The perfect romantic present for Valentine's Day
This was another cold day, I have many layers on under that coat but still needed to wrap myself up in a tablecloth! We are at Hauser and Wirth, Bruton with Judy from DigMyVeg.
Over the next week or so I will be updating my website, especially the courses, talks and workshops that I offer, with some new topics including growing and using edible flowers (have had my first booking for this one, at River Cottage). In addition to this year, i've been taking bookings for 2018 and even 2019 – that feels very far away!
Photos for some of my talks and workshops
I am also researching and planning a new book, after many requests for one from people who have attended our courses.
Charles and I have been out and about promoting and talking about growing your own vegetables and no dig. This weekend we are in West Dean, where Charles is giving two sell out workshops and I have the pleasure of working in the beautiful Oak Hall, talking walks around the gorgeous gardens when I need a break from writing. The no dig trials at Beechgrove are successful (I haven't seen them as I don't have a TV) and we have been hearing from many other top gardens which are adopting a no dig policy. Charles' instagram was chosen as one of the top gardening accounts to follow by several journalists in the national papers and the Facebook group I run with Jan, Jodie and Gary is attracting new members daily: No Dig Gardening – Undug.
No Dig, no till and minimum tillage methods were debated at the Oxford Real Farming Conference, a brilliant event regularly infiltrated by escapees from the 'official' farming conference also in Oxford, who preferred the more lively and interesting debates at the ORFC. I am planning the growing year for the beds at Roth Bar and Grill, at the Hauser and Wirth gallery in Bruton and Charles and I are very much looking forward to our courses at Homeacres, which commence in a couple of weeks.
We especially enjoy teaching people how to grow their own fruit, herbs and vegetables year round. There's so much that one can grow in the UK (even more possibilities with a polytunnel, cloche, greenhouse or coldframe), that there is no need to eat out of season courgettes or imported iceberg lettuces. Last week Charles and I picked salad for shops and restaurants in Bruton, all locally grown and full of flavour, vitamins, minerals and beneficial organisms from the environment at Homeacres – the Terroir; do we have a word in English that encompases the same meanings?


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Newbury Society: Anthony Pick
Our Heritage Open Days
Newbury is a medium-sized town in Berkshire, the capital of West Berkshire Unitary authority. We opened three of Newbury's four Grade I listed buildings (St Nicolas Church, the 16th-century Shaw House, and the Cloth Hall) and six Grade II* listed sites that are not generally open, together with other properties of cultural or social interest – the 19th-century cemetery, the Masonic Centre, a tower giving views over a Country Park, a monument from Greenham Common's military history, a local theatre, and a sustainable power project. In 2011, we also staged a re-enactment of a local 19th-century Parliamentary enquiry, taken from notes made at the time.
Why we take part
Heritage Open Days is a natural extension of the Newbury Society's work as the local civic society, in promoting local heritage. It was the idea in 2008 of our Chairman at the time, Garry Poulson. We have received the enthusiastic support of Newbury Town Council, the local Countryside Service, local churches, the local department store (itself Grade II*), many owners of local heritage properties, and the local newspaper for the publicity side. When the 19th-century cemetery was restored, we helped to publicise it. Unfortunately, the fourth local Grade I listed building, Donnington Castle gatehouse, has been refused opening by English Heritage despite repeated representations on our part.
How Heritage Open Days made a difference
It has made our membership and Committee more aware of local heritage, enthused many members to support the event, and provided a focus for the Society's activities. It has brought in new members and provided a forum to sell our published literature. It has raised the profile of the Society, especially with the Town and District Council and the Business Improvement District. Local celebrities have been generous in giving their time to launch the event on Saturday morning.
Favourite Heritage Open Days moments
Our satisfaction arises from the steadily increasing number of visitors – 2,000 in 2008 to over 3,000 in 2011 – and from the evident increased awareness of our local heritage in its widest sense. This includes the heritage of Newbury's historic buildings, its residents as evidenced in the 19th-century cemetery, its municipal history in the Town Hall, its local Country Park, and modern buildings of interest. One pleasing incident was the arrival last year of two visitors from Germany to see a monument by Canova to the last Margrave of Anspach in St Mary's Church, Speen, a tribute to the central Heritage Open Days publicity.
Advice to first-time participants
I have three pieces of advice: Provide full information, organise well, and try to arrange some new buildings and events each year.
The first of these is the most important. For each property, we publish about 250 words covering four topics: What will I see? How old is it? What does it mean for the history of Newbury? (or Thatcham, as appropriate) When and how can I see it? In addition, there is a photograph. This information is essential to encourage the public to come.
Arrange for people to be on site to answer questions. Do not neglect information on the basics – address, post code, opening times, access restrictions, booking (if needed), local parking, public transport, wheelchair access, local refreshments, toilets. They may not all be available, but the public need to know. Warn the public that numbers may be limited at popular venues. Arrange to count up the visitors at each site and publish the total. Work with your local team, and all should go well.


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Sade takes the first public pic with her new son. The one who used to be a girl!in
Sade and her new son took their first public pic together. Sade gave birth to a daughter named Mickailia Adu – but she has undergone a gender transition – and she's now a male.


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Saturday, March 29, 2003
Friday, March 28, 2003
"...run down by the drunken taxicabs of Absolute Reality..."
metascene's biannual check-in has some good stuff
Thursday, March 27, 2003
Author offers web-authoring handbook free on his site; bandwidth gets $15k hit
Somehow this old XTC tune showed up in my playlist too. Not sure why.POOR SKELETON STEPS OUT
I posted the link to a rough mix and lyrics of R.E.M.'s new song about shrub at charging the canvas
Tuesday, March 25, 2003
Huh. Sonicblue giving up the ghost
Computer Associates' new stream-lined EZ Anti-Virus looks pretty damn good
Reluctant yet gushing puff by Michael Wolff on the new Steven Brill tome After: How America Confronted the September 12 Era [Romanesko]There are many reasons -- not least of all the bullying -- that have made media people, and especially other journalists, not love Steve Brill. But the main reason there is no love lost, I think, is that finally, he is just too exhausting. Always in your face. Always the presumptive boss. The preternatural big man. The consummate know-it-all. The total prick. And he just keeps coming. Now, in a startling break from his fevered, ever-onward-and-upward machinations, or -- with a little critical interpretation -- as part and parcel of his vast competitiveness, Brill has emerged from a year and a half of modesty and quiet since the termination of his business ventures with a book.Might be worth a look.
Thursday, March 20, 2003
iMac is historyBuilt around a 15-inch CRT (cathode-ray tube), the original iMac debuted in 1998 for $1,299. The computer eventually sold for as little as $799, keeping its trademark design virtually unchanged while adding features like FireWire, CD burners and DVD players.
Increasingly heavy manners from BigMedia forcing companies to spy even more on employeesWith early generations of file-swapping software, it was a relatively simple task for network administrators to simply block the network "ports," or designated paths, that the software would use to communicate with the outside world. Many software programs use specific ports to communicate with each other, and so this proved effective.
Richard K Morgan's Altered Carbon: Powell's reviewTo say that Richard K. Morgan's debut novel Altered Carbon succeeds in following the pattern of his precursors would not do it justice. This novel is explosively original: combining the techno-fetish of William Gibson, the hardboiled detective narrative of Dashiell Hammett and the rapid-fire heroic bloodshed of the films of John Woo.Publisher's Weekly:Morgan's 25th-century Earth is convincing, while the questions he poses about how much Self is tied to body chemistry and how the rich believe themselves above the law are especially timely.
Wednesday, March 19, 2003
I see Leif has added mp3s of his 9 Beet Stretch to the site, accompanying the RealAudio
U of Cincinnati team virtually reconstructs ancient settlements in Ohio which were aligned with astronomical observancesEarthWorks is the most comprehensive virtual reconstruction of archaeological remnants, both in the digital re-creation and in the size of the original archeological structures, said project leader John Hancock of the Center for the Reconstruction of Historic Sites at the university.There are images, movies and VRML models at the EarthWorks site (2nd link).
Monday, March 17, 2003
Pauline Oliveros at 70Her latest piece, written for a 13-piece chamber orchestra, combines the sounds of the ensemble with Oliveros' Expanded Instrument System, a sort of sound "time machine," as she calls it. While the musicians play in the present, the acoustic sounds are recorded on the computer and played a few seconds later in the piece. Oliveros says it's a sound-processing method that expands time in both directions: into the past and into the future. In Sound Geometries the music is modified to send sounds to the speakers in auditory geometric patterns.
Sunday, March 16, 2003
Scanner interviewI was recently invited to work on a commission that has been the most responsible work I have ever created in a public place, at The Hopital Raymond Poincare in Garches, near Paris, which is famous for treating road injury victims. The chief pathologist Doctor Michel Durigon decided it was time to create a Salle des Departs, a place where families and friends could come to say goodbye to their loved ones without, as he says, "having to suffer sickly background music and a red carpet," and to follow this through I was commissioned to write the soundtrack to this special place. It has been an extraordinary humanitarian project to be offered this chance to create a musical and artistic space in a hospital morgue, and was personally a remarkable artistic journey of discovery. It was a daunting work, having no idea what culture, religion, age of the visitors may be that would be passing through this space to bid farewell to their loved ones but to be part of project to humanise such a difficult experience, and to be a source of sustenance to mourners cannot simply be expressed in words here. The work is permanent and will be heard by an unexpected audience for years to come.
Saturday, March 15, 2003
Gus Van Sant on his new experiment in film time, GerryVan Sant drew on the influence of experimental filmmakers from his younger days, like Stan Brakhage and Chantal Akerman, as well as contemporary Hungarian director B?la Tarr. Breaking from the comparatively quick-cutting of traditional Hollywood films, "Gerry" often goes several minutes without a single edit.
Quelle dommage, as they say in France
Thursday, March 13, 2003
Art Spiegelman (Maus) quits The New Yorker due to "the widespread conformism of the mass media in the Bush era" [memepool](Q) Do you consider yourself a victim of September 11?
UPI "Religion Correspondent" revels in "postmodern rot" as Dutch woman to marry selfIn more ways than one, Jennifer ought to be congratulated. Intentionally or unintentionally, she is taking the Mickey out of a nutty society determined to deconstruct matrimony, a state most religions and cultures have since time immemorial held up as holy and essential for the health of communities and nations.Um. . .OK.
Wednesday, March 12, 2003
Beastie Boys release anti-war song "In a World Gone Mad" on their website as a free downloadWell I'm not pro Bush and I'm not pro Saddam
Tuesday, March 11, 2003
Newsbytes on search engines: Search Engine Showdown
Monday, March 10, 2003
Nice to see Twyla's still at it
CNN says: "Blogging goes mainstream"...what once seemed like a passing fancy has morphed into a cutting-edge phenomenon that may provide the platform for the Internet's next wave of innovation and moneymaking opportunities.Mercy.
No escape
Sunday, March 09, 2003
Mad Mel?
Youssou N'Dour cancels US tour in war protest
Saturday, March 08, 2003
Public access computers increase library traffic by 25b>
World of Ends: What the Internet Is and How to Stop Mistaking It for Something Else by Doc Searls and David Weinberger [Eclecticity]
Popular 19th century French author Alphonse Daudet's disturbingly lucid account of ruin by syphilis In the Land of Pain in a new translation: reviewEven right at the end of his life, convalescing (but not really) at a spa, his brain was still sharp and funny: "No one remembers anyone's names; brains are racked all the time; there are great holes in conversation. It took ten of us to come up with the word 'industrial.'"
Matt Ruff's Set This House in Order: A Romance of Souls: review
Friday, March 07, 2003
Xanax is becoming the drug of choice among kids in the Miami area: not good, since withdrawal symptoms are severe and can include seizures and panic attacks
eBay to shut down half.com at the end of the year
Thursday, March 06, 2003
"People are always trying to figure out how I got into sex work from being an opera singer," she explains. "And really, they're not all that different."
Cheech Marin reconfigures Chicano art by presenting his premier collection as fine art instead of folk art or agit-prop
Activist instrumentals from GYBE and the new Jello Biafra spoken-word album
If you've got some spare scratch and are into rare books or entheogens and their place in spiritual practice, or both, check it out:In 1978, Robert Gordon Wasson, the Wall Street Banker who rediscovered the magic mushroom, teamed up with Albert Hofmann, the discoverer of LSD, and Carl Ruck, a classical scholar from Boston University and published The Road to Eleusis: Unveiling the Secret of the Mysteries.
Web used to create "songline" tour of real NYC beneath maps [Undernews]...by relying on maps, signs and Manhattan's perpendicular geography, New Yorkers have given up something important: a sense of place. If you can get from your starting place to your destination without knowing anything about the points in between, chances are you won't pay much attention to them. And we do hurry about town without looking up, many of us, walking by the same buildings hundreds of times without noticing what they are or even what they look like.
Wednesday, March 05, 2003
Sci Fi is running their movie based on Philip José Farmer's Riverworld series on March 22 [digitally obsessed]
Some nice satviews
I know nothing about the Emachines, but their new $998 (including an Eview 17F 17" monitor) package includes a 2.4GHz Pentium 4 processor, 512MB of RAM (random access memory), an 80GB hard drive, a CD-rewritable and a DVD-ROM drive
Shamelessly cribbed from Rob Breszny's newsletterPRAY FOR PEACE
Ufo causes traffic accidents in Scotland
The latest in a proud tradition of reality-shredding, Jason Lubyk's New World Disorder MagazineNow your everyday life is more like some direct-to-Christian video store adaptation of the Book of Revelations than an episode of Friends: anthrax has usurped your credit card bill as the scariest thing that might appear in your mailbox, ponzi-economies implode, non-linear wars explode, and America becomes an EMPIRE, the Empire that WSJ editor Max Boot calls an attractive Empire, the one that everyone wants to join, until you're inside it of course, and you?re getting a little spooked out with all the talk of microchip implants, the blatant suspension of civil liberties and the Bush Youth volunteer citizen corps that are monitoring the black Marxist professor on your block. The fact that clones are being born every week and that the world is getting so hot that the polar ice caps are melting faster than Michael Jackson's face almost seems like small beer when your wondering when WW3 is going to begin.
Decent Powell's interview with Anthony Swofford, writer of JarheadI had a few great moments after my reading in Seattle. It was the first time I've signed books across the table from someone who was going to go buy it and who'd come to hear me read. There was a mix of women from thirty to sixty-five. That was satisfying: it's indeed not being read just as a war book, because it's not; it's a literary memoir that happens to take war as its main narrative thrust.
FX's The Pentagon Papers might be worth a looksee this Sunday
Monday, March 03, 2003
Going out with a bang [Undernews]
Cronenberg interview in salon
See ctc for item on worldwide theatre protest
Saturday, March 01, 2003
"...the industry as we know it could vanish not so much because of technology but because few people over the age of 30 would care if it did"
Jarhead: A Marine's Chronicle of the Gulf War and Other Battles by Anthony Swofford
and s-integrator
Rarely has reality needed so much to be imagined. --Chris Marker


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Hey how you doin?
Once upon a time, I had a blog and I only wrote it in it like once a year. So here it is, you're welcome.
I fell in love once, and then I was single and now here we all are. Just the worst. I listen to a lot of sad country music and spend a lot of time thinking about hanging myself from the rafters. Side note though, what are rafters? I don't even know but I imagine my big fat body swangin' from them and wonder if I'd be smart enough to get the right kind of rope. Don't call the hotline, I'm joking, mostly. Suicide is never the answer unless it is. Seriously I'm fine. WHAT ARE RAFTERS!?
But really, how CANNNN you mend a brokenheart? Can a girl get one of those memory eraser things? I use whiskey instead but the memories are still there. Whiskey River doesn't take my mind, Willie. Thanks for nothing bro. It's totally normal to just be laid out on the floor of your house mumbling to yourself about how this is just a phase and tomorrow will be better right? RIGHT? Again, kidding. It's not that extreme. It's a new world for me though, completely on my own, no roommate, no man, my folks hella far away. I'm just out here in the world, like what.
I moved to Philadelphia in case you didn't know. And if you didn't know that who are you? Are you a stranger all up in my blog? Stranger Danger! I need an adult.
Aside from the crippling heartbreak, I've made many delightful friends at my job, which is kind of the best. Let me break them down for you.
Made a friend name of Kat, I calls her Katty and she is probably the friendliest just genuinely nicest person of all time. She greets your ass with a smile no matter how she's feeling or what your gloomy ass is looking like. She's had to deal with me basically on a daily basis since I moved here a year ago. When I was questioning my life choices down in the pharmacy department she invited me to lunch and I've had a pal ever since. Always with a bag of popcorn or a poptart at the ready. That girl will dance and sing to literally anything, even with me being judgemental about caucasian music. She'll do it. She has red hair.
And then Nick, I call him Nicko because of course I do. This kid is funny. Like, just seeing his face makes me laugh, not because he's funny looking but because we have this thing. Well in my mind we have this thing, like we understand each other. Like maybe he's my brother, or my soul mate, one of those things. Who knows what it is but it's a thing. He's honest, and funny and really super talented. He's held my hand more than once with all of the crying and listened to me and ate food with me which is the most intimate. INTIMACY.
Met some chinamen (relax) name of Joy Joy and Moonpie. Moon's real name is Minh but who calls her that? Not me. These broads know how to get down. I'll never forget one particularly depressing day in the lunchroom (cafe whatever) when Joy got to flailing and said OMG OMG OMG I KNOW WHAT WE SHOULD DO. STRIP CLUB. It was all down hill from there. We went, we got molested, Joy drank and threw up and I have never laughed so hard. Moon and I are pretty much twins and inseparable. She's younger than me but definitely is more mature by like a lot. She's so tiny I just want to hold her in my arms for all times. Sometimes I feel like a giant ready to crush her village, but I love her. Her and Joy, my chinamen.
There are plenty more, but those are my main hoes at this time as far as new pals go. And dude, happy hour. Happy hour was never really a thing in my life before this job, and now it's a thing. It's not every week or even every month, but when we go we tear it all the way down. I heckle when the guitar guy doesn't know Willie Nelson jams and then he plays Florida Georgia Line or something equally as terrible. Who is Luke Bryan? No idea. Also remember when Blake Shelton had a mullet? OF COURSE YOU DONT. That's when he was good. Don't get me going on this. Annnyyyway. Everyone goes to happy hour and I have one beer and then several vodkas and dance. It's pretty fun, you should come sometime. Unless I don't like you then you're uninvited, don't show your face and ruin my good time.
In the midst of the heartbreak and my birthday, my new friends took me out on the town. We danced and drank and laughed until my face hurt which is really the best. I feel like I've gotten funnier, and I give less fucks now than I did before, pretty great. Aside from the new friends, my seasoned (not old) friends are keeping me together as well. I spend a lot of time running around the planet, mostly for food and shopping.
Soooo that's kinda it in a nutshell. You're welcome, again.