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Pignon, Haiti — The school at Haut Savanette badly needed improvements. Students were virtually sitting on top of each other due to lack of space and seating. One class was seated directly next to another, making it difficult for the listening students to hear their own teacher and concentrate on their work. Another problem Haut Savanette faced was having no toilets near the property. While the students wanted to be at school, these challenges made learning difficult.
Thanks to the partnership of Immanuel Church in Gurnee, Illinois, and Jerusalem Baptist Ministry, the school at Haut Savanette now has two completed classrooms and two pit latrines. Construction ended on April 9 and the children couldn't be happier!


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I've been thinking a lot about educational rights. The very effective "Because I am a Girl" campaign and the recent events in Nigeria has certainly made me more aware of how important it is for us to understand this issue. The experiences of these Nigerian girls, the tragedy of this is unfathomable. I want to do something but there is a certain powerlessness that comes from watching something like this. But as we know, words can be the most effective tool to bring about change and as a writer it is a way that I can at feel like I'm doing something to bring about change and hopefully bring these girls home.
I always look at the connections of things and history is the best way that I know how to do this. I'm aware that there is a distinct difference between Western history and within that more specific experiences, but I can only speak from what I've studied and what I know, from my own experience. I've focused my studies on Medieval and Canadian women's history, so that is where my mind immediately leaps. Some of it is a little dim in my memory but here it is…
I've been writing about the issue of women's education in the context of the 19th century Canadian education and how difficult it was for women to get one, as it wasn't considered necessary (and sometimes actually harmful to their bodies and minds) for girls to be educated.
What did they need a degree for when their role was to be wife and mother? Only a few colleges would accept women and then there was the matter of paying for it. Of course I go to Montgomery because that is who I'm writing about at the moment and her deep need for education. She had to convince her grandparents that it was okay for her to attend college. Later, when she had saved up enough money to go to university, she wrote in her journal how no one could quite understand why she would even want to go. Hadn't she had enough education?
This week I've been reading a biography by Fiona Maddock about one of my favourite medieval women mystics, Hildegard von Bingen, a women who didn't step into her voice until she was 40 and, even then, had to circumnavigate the misogyny of her day by proving to the Pope and male colleagues that what she was writing and saying came from her visions, came from God. To go into this in more depth would be the topic of another blog post, but consider for a moment what this means. She was too afraid of what might happened–afraid for her life probably–that she wouldn't speak up until the words or visions made her so ill that she knew that she had no choice, she had to speak.
Writing today's blog post made me think of Christine de Pisan. Her book, The Book of the City of Ladies–written in the 14th century– I read in university was a call for women's education. A response to Jean de Meun's The Romance of the Rose, de Pisan spoke out against de Meun's sexist notions by creating a city where women are empowered to be educated and build a productive society. In de Pisan's world she was specifically thinking of her particular class, but if we strip away those politics for a moment, we will see that at its core is a woman who used her position to write about educational rights for women using the only tool that she had at her disposal.
Even in the last century, it was considered inappropriate for girls to have a post-secondary school education. From what I know, I am the second generation of women to get to post-secondary school and grad school in my family. My grandmother only got to go to half a semester of college in the 1930s because she had to come home and help with the family, allowing funds for her younger brother to go to school. Not begrudging my great-uncle his due to get an education, but it wasn't questioned that his educational goals were more important than hers. I wonder what my grandmother would have done had she had the opportunity to get her degree?
The events in Nigeria has also brought to mind a tragedy here in Canada. It is also hard not to think about what happened in Montreal in 1989 when Marc Lapine killed fourteen women for being "feminists." As a teenager, this was probably one of the defining moments where I chose to focus on my education and women's rights. That is was my right to go out there and learn and think. It took a while for me to feel good about what I have to say and I'm still struggling with that every day.
Contemporary girls and women have a new and stronger voice to look up to. A survivor story. Malala Yousafzai's experience and work is inspirational for girls and women–and hopefully men, too– of this generation. She survived and has used her story to inspire and bring awareness to the issue of women's education.
I'm not saying that we don't have more to do here in North America around gender equality and women's education. But I will say this. Every class I take more than 3/4 of those in attendance are women. I always look around the room and think about the centuries of women who were silenced or forbidden to be educated. Maybe, just maybe, the paradigm is shifting.
This is my call. Those of us who have had the opportunity to be educated need to remember that we are part of a long history of women who didn't get the chance. Like I always say, we must vote because those before us (and even some of us around the globe today) didn't/don't get the opportunity.
I'm grateful for the freedom to be educated and to have the freedom to even write this post without fear for my life. Now it is time to take this paradigm and make it global. What we do in our lives will connect to others. I'm not sure what the answer is yet. But perhaps writing about it here is a good start.


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Bayern Munich vs. Chelsea: 10 Unforgettable Moments from Champions League FinalMay 19, 2012
Bayern Munich vs. Chelsea: 10 Unforgettable Moments from Champions League Final
Bayern Munich and German international legend Franz Beckenbauer has always said he lives life with "no regrets."
An admirable sentiment, if he truly can apply it.
Because watching Bayern Munich midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger slump to the turf, crestfallen, after missing the decisive penalty kick in the shootout, made you feel certain that the German No. 31 will look back upon this day with disdain.
It was a thoroughly encapsulating final, this 2012 edition, perhaps most because it was underwhelming for so long.
Then, when two goals of such terrific quality were scored (Thomas Muller for Bayern and the incomparable Didier Drogba for Chelsea), before Arjen Robben's penalty miss in regular time, the game seemed destined for an unforgettable finish.
Which is exactly what happened. Here are 10 of the most unforgettable moments from a final that won't soon be forgotten.
Petr Cech Saves Arjen Robben's Low Drive in the First Half
In a fitting bit of foreshadowing, Chelsea keeper Petr Cech did well to get down quickly to his right to deflect a forceful Arjen Robben drive into the side netting during the first half.
Bayern had dominated for the entire half, and would continue to do so. While Robben was handled quite effectively by Chelsea left-back Ashley Cole, the Dutchman burst through the Blues defense on that occasion, only to have the Czech international deny him glory.
Mario Gomez with Three Glaring Misses
He tried a couple sensational overhead efforts, but Mario Gomez—scorer of 41 goals this season for Bayern Munich in all competitions—would have been better off putting away the three gilt-edged chances made available to him in the first half.
The most glaring miss by the German with the Spanish name came after Franck Ribery fired a low drive across goal.
Gomez, who had been so clinical all season for the Bavarians—not least of all in the Champions League—saw the ball come right into his path. But instead of firing a first-time drive past a helpless Cech, Gomez took a touch, which thereby allowed the Blues defense to recover and scupper the chance.
Manuel Neuer Saves a Forceful Drive from Solomon Kalou
Kalou was a peripheral figure for most of the match—as had been the case for Chelsea against Barcelona in both legs, the attacking players didn't have much to do in the final third—but the Ivorian did catch hold of a forceful drive from the right edge of the penalty area that, had Manuel Neuer not saved it assuredly, was snaking in toward the near post.
Bayern Have a Franck Ribery Goal Called Back for Offside
Bayern continued to dominate throughout the second half, and the Bavarians believed they had grabbed the opener when Franck Ribery touched home from six yards out after a deflection fluttered Arjen Robben's drive to the goal-mouth area.
Ribery was rightfully ruled offside, however, and the game continued on scoreless.
Thomas Muller Grabs the Opener for Bayern
Like a certain Gerd Muller of so many years gone past, Thomas Muller scored for his club side when the occasion demanded production.
Ghosting in to the back post, Muller latched on to a wondrous lofted ball from Tony Kroos and headed the ball down into the turf, whereupon it bounced up past a hapless Cech and into the back of the net. Eighty-four minutes gone, and it looked like we'd seen the winner.
It was 1-0 Bayern, but not for long.
Didier Drogba Equalizes for Chelsea
He was one of the foremost aerial threats in the English game for years, but you'd have to think Didier Drogba will look back upon his headed goal in Munich as the finest in his career.
Chelsea, dominated so thoroughly for the majority of the match, had earned their first corner in the 88th minute. And in vintage, ruthless fashion that would have brought a smile to a certain Jose Mourinho, they converted.
Drogba met a well-struck Juan Mata corner and headed an unstoppable, inch-perfect effort past a dumbstruck Neuer, who could only get a palm to the rocketed ball. Chelsea were on level terms.
Petr Cech Immortalizes Himself
It wasn't the best penalty from the Dutch No. 10, but Cech still did remarkably well to keep out, then smother Arjen Robben's injury-time spot-kick.
It had seemed for all the world as if Bayern were high and dry, but the script shifted once more. Just as it had all night.
Manuel Neuer Saves a Penalty, Then Converts One
It spoke to Bayern manager Jupp Heyneckes's confidence in his keeper that Neuer took the third spot-kick in the shootout.
And wouldn't you know it, after saving Juan Mata's effort, Neuer slotted a perfect penalty past Cech to keep his side in the lead.
The man who once said he could play as an outfielder in the German third division definitely backed up that claim with his effort.
Bastian Schweinsteiger Finds Misery
Upon first glance, it seemed a well-struck penalty.
Perhaps a bit soft, Schweinsteiger had placed his effort well, coaxing it toward the right edge of the goal. But Cech, who had been so good all game, made a terrific lunge to get his fingertips to the ball and deviate its path.
In an agonizing moment that seemed to stretch on, the ball struck the post before bouncing out.
Schweinsteiger was immediately distraught, shielding himself with the brim of his jersey. It spoke to teammate Philip Lahm, however, that he immediately rushed to Schweinsteiger's aid to console him.
Didier Drogba: It Was Written
As he would say following the match, "Life is beautiful."
There was no better way to sum up the end of the final for Didier Drogba. He'd provided the equalizer that forced extra time and then penalties and then, wouldn't you know it, he sent home the decisive penalty to give Chelsea the European crown owner Roman Abramovich has craved for so long.
His run-up was short and to the point: kind of like his approach to football. There are few players more decisive and incisive than Drogba. As much as it pains me to say, he will be missed from the English game.


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Day 02 / Puerto Iguazú
Breakfast. In the morning, visit to the Brazilian falls(US citizens need visa to enter Brazil)for a panoramic view of the falls framed by a myriad of rainbows. In the afternoon, take an open train out departing from the Visitor Center to make the journey up to 'Garganta Station' where you will get off for a 1,200 meter walk up to the Devil's Throat balcony, to share one of the greatest shows on earth. Return by train to the Visitor Center.
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After being moved from middle rate care to low on dla I started the battle to get it reinstated. At first when I had fibro I coped ok..still managing to do things although it took time and effort but lately it has become worse...also being diagnosed with osteoarthriis hasnt helped.(need a new hip..not done by my lha..why? Im too young!!)....I need a wheelchair to go out and find the simpilist tasks exhausting. So couldnt understand why my dla care was reduced...anyway received notification that they are putting me back on middle rate care
.For this I have to thank my mum who has been a great support and fought for me all the way...also my new doctor who has a great understanding of fm.( I changed drs earlier this year cos my old one attributed everything to fibro!!)
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The opening of the Zeitz MOCAA in Cape Town has the House and Leisure team brimming with excitement. It's a truly momentous occasion: not only is this a dazzling architectural feat, led by international legend Thomas Heatherwick, but it's also the first museum dedicated to celebrating African contemporary art in Africa.
Through a series of in-depth coverage we've been exploring what the Zeitz MOCAA means for the local art industry – from a deep dive into the history and development of the museum to a look at Zimbabwean artist Kudzanai Chiurai's mid-career retrospective and more. Now, for a more personal take, the House and Leisure team has selected our must-sees from the spectacular array of art on show.
Tiaan Nagel: Editor
The cynical, humorous and highly theatrical works of Zimbabwean artist Kudzanai Chiurai are my must-sees at the opening of the Zeitz MOCAA. The exhibition will feature controversial pieces from his early career, including some from the We Live in Silence series, as well as a multimedia installation called Conflict Resolution that originally showed in 2012.
Robyn Alexander: Deputy Editor
I'm looking forward to spending some quality time with 'The Waves', created by Liza Lou and her team of Zulu artisans. This subtly beautiful piece takes up two full walls in the gallery in which it's exhibited and is a fascinating and moving work that can be seen as a reflection on craft, women's work and the creative process itself.
Rosalynd Watson: Managing Editor
I am fascinated by Tunisian artist Mouna Karray's photographic works. To create them, the artist goes to violent conflict zones, encases herself in a white fabric 'sack', then photographs herself in the landscape. The works exude a powerful sense of vulnerability and a strange beauty that makes them hugely compelling and very moving.
Chrizanda Botha: Decor Editor
Mohau Modisakeng's work is deeply expressive and emotional yet absolutely beautiful. The striking, large-scale photographic prints are most definitely a must-see – they have been exhibited around the world from Boston to London and Dakar. I am looking forward to seeing the work hanging in its new local home, the Zeitz MOCAA.
Ian Martin: Art Director
For me, one of the most captivating pieces on show at the Zeitz MOCAA is 'Hanging Piece' by Kendell Geers – it's basically an empty room filled with bricks suspended from the ceiling by bright red ropes. There's a strong sense of juxtaposition at play, where objects as aggressive as bricks convey a strange sense of calm while hanging peacefully in the room.
Gemma Bedforth: Junior Art Director
Part of the All Things Being Equal… exhibition, Beninese photographic artist Leonce Raphael Agbodélou is the artist I'm most looking forward to at the opening of the Zeitz MOCAA. I'm drawn to the dramatic content of his ongoing project Citizens of Porto Novo and, as a magpie for all things print and pattern, I'm particularly excited to see his Camouflage series.
Kholeka Kumalo: Features Editor
When the artwork is as intriguing as the artist, it's a thrilling experience. I am looking forward to seeing what materials and forms Nandipha Mntambo will be coming back to the scene with.
Karen Tennent: Chief Copy Editor
I can't wait to stand in the museum's grand atrium and gaze up at the remains of the concrete tubes that were sliced through to create the space. I love it when a new institution not only retains elements from the building it is inhabiting, but also highlights them. The basement level also promises to be an architecturally intriguing area, with glorious geometrics and rounded walls, and I'm excited to see what Heatherwick Studio has done in the other 'non-traditional' gallery spaces.
Reshoketswe Mokale: Junior Decor Editor
With work that is light yet meaningful, Nicholas Hlobo is my must-see for the opening of the Zeitz MOCAA. I am completely taken by his use of colour. I admire his use of thread and sewing, which translates into his sculptures too. Sometimes art is literal and sometimes it is figurative; I get a sense of balance between the two from him.
Jessica Hunkin: Online Editor
Every opportunity I've had to see Marlene Steyn's work in person, I've been enthralled. Within her strange, self-contained worlds, human figures are twisted, distorted and inter-connected in the most interesting ways. The artist's larger-than-life tableaus are grotesquely beautiful, but her smaller sculptural pieces are equally arresting. I can't wait to see what Marlene has on show at the opening of the Zeitz MOCAA – I'm sure it's going to be mesmerising.
Catherine Franklin: Online Content Producer
The fact that Cyrus Kabiru's artworks have been added to Zeitz MOCAA's permanent collection proves how significant he is in the local and global art industry. Best known for his collection of eyewear known as 'C-Stunners', Kabiru recycles urban debris and obsolete technology to create sculptures, installations and films. Kabiru also engages with Afrofuturism, one of my favourite genres of African art, and his works challenge the imagination.
Read about the history and development of the Zeitz MOCAA, the first museum dedicated to African contemporary art on the African continent.


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The actor - Lincoln Burrows on the Fox series - told Deadline the nine-part revival is "dealing with ISIS and ISA".
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Purcell also confirmed what co-star Sarah Wayne Callies first told Digital Spy back in February - that series creator Paul Scheuring has written all nine episodes of the revival.
"Honestly, the fans are going to be blown away by this," he said. "It's really a riveting, high-tension thriller.
"I've seen the dailies of it, and it looks like a cross between Bourne Identity and American Sniper. It's crazy. It's really, really cool."
Earlier this month, Purcell was badly injured on-set - with an iron bar striking him on the head. But he's made a speedy recovery - and revealed more plots about the scene he was shooting at the time...
"It was just basically me running into this prison to look for my brother, Michael," he explained.
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Question about Kenmore 74172 / 74174 / 74179 Top Freezer Refrigerator
Everything seems to be maechanically functional, but when the cubes freeze in the try they seem to be stuck to the tray and the motor can not push them out. The motor must have a clutch or something because it starts to click. I removed the ice maker and removed the main gear that turns the ejecting aparatus so that it is free tur turn with out the motor involved. It spins frely until it gets to the ice cubes but I can not break the ice cubes free even with a pair of pliers, so I do not feel like it is a problem with the motor. If I put a little water in the tray they come right out. I tried to turn down the temperature of the freezer but that did not help either. Is there a coating or something that is worn out that is causing it to stick (it appears to be in good shape, clean and brown plasic or teflon) or is there something else I am missing here? Should I just buy a replacement ice maker unit even though it apperas to be working mechanically?
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is the heater the silver u-shaped tube that runs under the ice cube tray? I thought that was the freeze element.
seems like a hard thing to troubleshoot. the connector has 4 wires and would be difficult to make any measurements there since it would have to be plugged in.
Same thing here. The ice maker works fine, but ice cubes get stuck to tray and don't fall out when dumped. Then the new water fills up in the tray and just runs over the cubes still in it.
I read in the manual to periodically rinse the tray with vinegar & water to wash away any mineral deposits that build up from your water. I did that and it allowed the ice to be dumped 3-4 times, but then it was sticking again.
Anything that I could use to wash it out with or coat it with that would be longer lasting?
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Icemakers typically have a little heater element in them that turns on to release the ice. You will likely have to replace the unit if you can't isolate and replace that part.
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1. Don't see him. Don't phone or write a letter.
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I've always been a fabric tote gal. They're cheap, colourful, lightweight, washable, and the simplest reduction of the increasingly fussy handbag. It's so difficult to find a clean, efficient shape. When I started working, I bought myself a cloth-lined faux leather tan tote from Mango. They were on sale and I got lucky. It had no pockets and was so roomy it could fit my laptop, two notebooks, a bulky wallet and a balled up wool muffler. I've lost count of the number of strangers on the Metro who asked me where it was from. My favorite was a sweet salesgirl in a shop, asking if it was still available and looking terribly guilty because this was a competing brand. I wore the bag down to pieces. It lasted me two years. Since then, I've never quite found a replacement, but I have found some pretty good bags. Huzzah for the internet.
This medium-sized kalamkari bucket bag from Tjori looks like something young Jane Birkin would own. For most of her life, this iconic actor-model-singer-songwriter has been associated with a unique brand of scruffy simplicity. For years, she wore only white t shirts and blue jeans and went everywhere barefaced, messy bangs framing her big beautiful eyes. But her signature accessory was a woven straw tote. It had a sturdy inflexible handle and a gaping top that threatened to spill everything, but it went with her everywhere. The one time it didn't, Jane ended up making history. "I remember it well.", she told the Telegraph. "I'd been upgraded by Air France on a flight to London, and was sitting next to a man. I'm not quite sure what type of bag I had with me – my husband, Jacques Doillon, had reversed his car over my basket, crushed it on purpose not two days before. Little did he know that on this airplane journey, when everything fell out of whatever bag I had, the man next to me said: 'You should have one with pockets'. I said: 'The day Hermès make one with pockets I will have that', and he said: 'But I am Hermès and I will put pockets in for you'." This man was Jean-Louis Dumas, chief executive of Hermès, and Jane doodled him a prototype on a sickbag because she had no paper. That's how the wildly coveted Birkin was born- a husband's cruelty, a not-good-enough replacement bag that couldn't contain its cargo, and a handy surface to draw on. I feel a thrill every time I hear the story.
After a successful, much-photographed run with her namesake, Jane Birkin has ditched it because it no longer felt right. Now seventy and still as elegant as ever, she told the BBC this year that if, like her, you were filling it up with "junk… and half the furniture from your house, it's a very, very heavy bag…now I fill my pockets like a man, because then you don't actually have to carry anything." Classy broad!
Back to the kalamkari bucket bag now. I bought it on sale for Rs. 1599 and have been using it for three months. It's holding up nicely. It can fit a large wallet, your phone and its accessories, a couple of small paperbacks, your glasses and your shades, a vast cotton scarf, a 500 ml water bottle, and your medicine bag. Like Hermione Granger's tiny beaded carryall pimped with the Undetectable Extension Charm, this deceptively small bag can lug a lot of stuff. It's lined with cloth and has two small pockets, one zipped and the other open, for keys, change and stationery. The shoulder strap is non- extendable and short-ish, so when slung over your shoulder, the bag reaches your midriff. The tassels and the top and bottom materials are leatherette, which means it still looks good as new. I keep the tassels tied loosely, so I can reach easily for whatever it is I want. The kalamkari is pretty and I'm still trying to figure out what school it is. If you know what it is, please do share.
Available here. Should last two years with considerate use.
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Chapter 246-500 WAC
Last Update: 8/23/06
WAC Sections
Contact with human remains.
Refrigeration or embalming of human remains.
Transportation of human remains.
Cremated human remains.
Authority of the local health officer.
(1) "Barrier precaution" means protective attire, equipment, or other physical barriers worn to protect or prevent exposure of skin and mucous membranes of the wearer to infected or potentially infected blood, tissue, and body fluids.
(2) "Burial transit permit" means a form, approved and supplied by the state registrar of vital statistics as described in chapter
RCW, identifying the name of the deceased, date and place of death, general information, disposition and registrar and sexton information.
(3) "Coroner" means the county official as described under chapter
RCW and RCW
(4) "Department" means the Washington state department of health.
(5) "Embalmer" means a person defined and licensed under chapter
(6) "Funeral establishment" means a place of business defined and licensed under chapter
(7) "Funeral director" means a person defined and licensed under chapter
(8) "Health care provider" means any person having direct or supervisory responsibility for the delivery of health care, including persons credentialed in Washington state under Title
RCW and military personnel providing health care within Washington state regardless of licensure.
(9) "Human remains" or "remains" means the body of a deceased person, in any stage of decomposition, and includes cremated human remains, but excludes archaeological resources under chapter
(10) "Local health officer" means a licensed physician defined and appointed under RCW
(11) "Local registrar of vital statistics" means the local health officer or administrator who registers certificates of birth and death occurring in his or her designated registration district under chapter
(12) "Medical examiner" means a physician appointed by the county legislative authority to replace the coroner under RCW
(13) "Refrigerate" means:
(a) Placing in a mechanically cooled unit maintained at a maximum temperature of 48°F in a licensed funeral establishment; or
(b) Placing in a mechanically cooled unit maintained at a maximum temperature of 48°F or packing with dry ice or leak-resistant sealed ice packs outside of a funeral establishment.
[Statutory Authority: RCW
. WSR 06-17-182, § 246-500-010, filed 8/23/06, effective 9/23/06.]
Contact with human remains.
(1) Funeral directors, embalmers, medical examiners, coroners, health care providers, and others directly handling or touching human remains must:
(a) Wash hands and other exposed skin surfaces with soap and water or equivalent immediately and thoroughly after contact with human remains, blood, or body fluids;
(b) Use barrier precautions if a procedure involves potential contact with blood, body fluids, or internal tissues of the deceased;
(c) Not eat, drink, or smoke in areas where handling of human remains or body fluids takes place;
(d) Use reasonable precautions to prevent spillage of body fluids during transfer and transport of human remains including, when necessary:
(i) Containing, wrapping, or pouching with materials appropriate to the condition of the human remains; and
(ii) Obtaining approval from the coroner or medical examiner prior to pouching any human remains under their jurisdiction;
(e) Wash hands immediately after gloves are removed;
(f) Take precautions to prevent injuries by needles, scalpels, instruments, and equipment during use, cleaning, and disposal;
(g) Properly disinfect or discard protective garments and gloves immediately after use;
(h) Properly disinfect all surfaces, instruments, and equipment after contact with human remains, blood, or body fluids;
(i) Provide appropriate means for disposing of body fluids, blood, tissues, and wastes or for retaining them for final disposition with the body.
(i) All autopsy rooms, morgues, preparation rooms, and other places where human remains are handled must be equipped with impervious containers with disposable, impervious liners and tightly fitting closures.
(ii) Body fluids, blood, tissues, and wastes removed from human remains must be kept with the body or disposed in accordance with local ordinances and other applicable laws and rules for infectious waste.
(iii) A sewage system approved by the local health officer or the department may be used for the disposal of blood and other body fluids.
(iv) All containers and liners used to receive solid or fluid materials removed from human remains must be cleaned and disinfected immediately after use, interred with the body, or disposed in accordance with local ordinances and other applicable laws and rules for infectious waste.
(2) Persons responsible for transfer or transport of human remains must clean and disinfect equipment and the vehicle if soiled with body fluids or any other portion of human remains.
[Statutory Authority: RCW
. WSR 06-17-182, § 246-500-020, filed 8/23/06, effective 9/23/06.]
Refrigeration or embalming of human remains.
(1) Funeral directors, embalmers, and others assisting in the preparation of human remains for final disposition must refrigerate or embalm the remains upon receipt.
(2) Funeral directors, embalmers, and others assisting in the preparation of human remains for final disposition may delay refrigeration upon receipt or remove human remains from refrigeration for the following activities:
(a) Embalming;
(b) Transporting;
(c) Cremating or burying;
(d) Viewing for identification for a period of time not to exceed one hour by a person able to identify the deceased;
(e) Washing, anointing, clothing, praying over, reading to, singing to, sitting with, guarding, viewing, or otherwise accompanying the deceased for a period of time not to exceed twenty-four hours by persons acting according to the directions of the deceased or the person having the right to control the disposition of the remains under RCW
, provided that anyone directly touching the remains uses barrier precautions according to requirements under WAC
(1)(b); or
(f) As otherwise approved by the local health officer after evaluating specific circumstances, the need to protect public health, and recognition of religious beliefs.
(3) A funeral director, embalmer, or other person assisting in the preparation of human remains for final disposition must prohibit activities otherwise allowed under subsection (2)(e) of this section if informed by a local health officer or medical examiner that such activities would pose a direct threat to human health.
(4) Nothing in this section restricts the authority of a coroner or medical examiner when human remains are under his or her jurisdiction in accordance with RCW
[Statutory Authority: RCW
. WSR 06-17-182, § 246-500-030, filed 8/23/06, effective 9/23/06.]
Transportation of human remains.
(1) Persons who transport human remains must:
(a) Use effective hygienic measures consistent with handling potentially infectious material; and
(b) Obtain a burial-transit permit from the local health officer or local registrar of vital statistics or file a notice of removal according to requirements of RCW
prior to transporting human remains from one registration district to another.
(2) Prior to transporting human remains by common carrier, the persons responsible for preparing and handling the remains must:
(a) Enclose the human remains in a leak-resistant container placed inside another leak-resistant, securely constructed shipping container to prevent the release of all body fluids;
(b) Obtain and enclose the burial-transit permit in a sturdy envelope; and
(c) Attach the burial-transit permit to the shipping container.
(3) Persons responsible for human remains routed to the point of final destination on a burial-transit permit:
(a) May temporarily hold the remains at a stopover point within the state of Washington for funeral or other purposes without an additional permit; and
(b) Must surrender the burial-transit permit to the sexton or crematory official at the point of interment or cremation.
(4) Sextons and cremation officials shall accept the burial-transit permit as authority for interment in a cemetery or for cremation within the state of Washington.
[Statutory Authority: RCW
. WSR 06-17-182, § 246-500-040, filed 8/23/06, effective 9/23/06.]
Cremated human remains.
(1) Other than the provisions in this section, this chapter does not apply to human remains after cremation.
(2) A local registrar, in cooperation with the Washington state cemetery board, may issue a permit for disposition of cremated human remains. The permit for the disposition of cremated remains may be used in connection with the transportation of cremated remains by common carrier or other means.
(3) The local registrar or the department of health may issue a permit for the disposition of cremated human remains which have been in the lawful possession of any person, firm, corporation, or association for a period of ninety days or more. This permit will specify that the disposition of cremated remains must be consistent with Washington state laws and rules.
[Statutory Authority: RCW
. WSR 06-17-182, § 246-500-050, filed 8/23/06, effective 9/23/06.]
Authority of the local health officer.
To protect public health and respond to emergency situations, the local health officer may:
(1) Impose additional requirements for the handling, care, transport, or disposition of human remains; or
(2) Suspend any requirements of this chapter.
[Statutory Authority: RCW
. WSR 06-17-182, § 246-500-060, filed 8/23/06, effective 9/23/06.]
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By – Boom Rizal
Do you know that moving from one house to another repeatedly can have adverse impact on your child? In a Journal of Personality and Social Psychology study, researchers suggest that frequently changing homes or moving to a new neighborhood is linked to poorer well-being in adulthood.
Lead author Dr. Shigehiro Oishi of the University of Virginia, said: "We know that children who move frequently perform poorly in school and have more behavioral problems." However, the impact may vary depending on the child's personality. Moving a lot is more difficult among introverts than their more open counterparts, or extroverts. "Less outgoing people have a harder time making new friends," Dr. Oishi remarked.
Before moving to your new condo unit, explore these 8 guidelines in helping your kids adjust in a new environment.
Explain The Real Reasons For Your Relocation
Whether you're dealing with an adult or a child, the key to an easy adjustment is the truth. Researchers at the University of California revealed that kids are more likely to lie if they discover adults have not been telling the truth. "Perhaps the children did not feel the need to uphold their commitment to tell the truth to someone who they perceived as a liar." said Professor Leslie Carver.
If you're changing residence due to a new job or a promotion, explain this to your child. The same goes if there had been issues with your previous landlord or neighbors. Knowing the truth can help them deal with the new changes in their life.
Bring Your Little Ones During Site Visits
Adjusting to a new neighborhood with your kids can be a challenging undertaking. You're leaving behind neighbors who've become friends and a town that has become your home for years. Make relocating a family affair. During your visit to your prospective condo community, bring your entire family. Let each member check out the unit, facilities and amenities. Let your kids ask questions from the real estate agent on matters that affect them, such as the use of the swimming pools and entertainment rooms.
Ask Your Kids About Their Opinions On Your Condo Design
A parent's guide to helping children adjust in a new home should include putting value on the little ones' opinions.Together, you can explore interior design themes for your condo. Will you go for a travel-inspired theme or a minimalist design? Give them the liberty to decide on how to design their bedrooms. This will give your children a sense of ownership, and most importantly, the confirmation that their opinions matter.
Reach Out To Your Introvert Child
The research led by Dr. Oishi of the University of California said relocating to a new home is more difficult for introvert kids than extroverts who can easily make friends. As a parent, you should know that introverts are not exactly anti-social. If your teenage son doesn't want to take a dip in the pool with peers, it's not because he hates people. He just feels uncomfortable being with a lot of people. He can have a small group of friends whom he dearly treasures. According to a 2005 findings, being an introvert may imprinted in the genes. An introvert's brain is less likely to release dopamine, a neurotransmitter that controls the brain's pleasure centers. So, stop telling your child to "snap out of it." Instead, ask about his interests. You can offer to prepare a simple dinner for him and his closest friends in your new condo.
Turning your condo living room into a play area
If you're a parent of hyper toddlers and energetic preschoolers, you'd know the struggles of keeping your home in order. The living room turns into a playground with lots of toys, running and screaming everywhere. Moving to a condo community means that you can finally free your living room of unwanted Lego pieces and let its design theme shine through. Bring your kids to your condo community's outdoor playground or kiddie swimming pool. Physical activities and interaction with other kids can do wonders to their well-being.
Finding ingenious ways to control noise
Now that you're a condo tenant, you should be aware of the rules and regulations designed to maintain healthy community living. Some rules are written, such as smoking prohibitions in certain common areas, while others are not—like keeping your TV's volume at "reasonable" levels. This is where your common sense must work. If you love listening to Metallica on Sunday evenings, you can opt for high-quality headphones or better yet, incorporate soundproofing into your small condo design. A sound-proof room is also recommended if you nurse infants.
Throw a simple party for your neighbors' kids
Help your children gain new friends. You can invite your neighbors' kids for a fun afternoon of refreshments and games. Reserve the kidding pool for a bunch of water games or the open lawn for a barbecue party. You can also use this opportunity to meet other parents in your new community. Perhaps you can plan regular get-together or cookouts.
Get to know your children's new friends outside your condo community
If you're changing towns or cities, it's likely that your kids will also be moving to a new school. Adjusting to a new school can be tough, especially if you have a tween or an adolescent. It may take a few months before your kid makes a new circle of friends. Once this happens, invite them over for a casual meal. As a parent, you're obliged to know the people around your child. By inviting them over, you can gauge their family background, interests and whether they are ideal as friends. Remember that peers have a strong influence on growing kids. Moreover, you can encourage them to do their group assignments and get-togethers where you can monitor them: in your home.
Change is inevitable. Yesterday, you were convinced that you'll grow old in your ancestral home in the province, but today, you're scouting for a condo unit near your new office. You loved the countryside and you're sure that the laidback atmosphere is beneficial for your young children. However, changes happened and you're now to embark on a new journey. Moving to a new home is a tough experience for you and your kids. Make it a family matter and work towards adjusting together.
About Author
Boom Rizal is an investor, a property consultant, a researcher and a writer. She finds helping other OFW's in making good decisions when investing in various businesses and/or real estate properties as part of her daily life. She also loves to take research in property innovation and writes articles advising readers on how to invest in a property.


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Diane Spencer is comedian, actor and writer. She first performed stand-up in 2006, when living in New Zealand bust is now based in the UK. Since winning the Chortle Award for Best Newcomer in 2011 she has written and performed a brand new show every year.
'Hurricane Diane' is about being optimistic when you're naturally disastrous.
Tell us about your latest show.
'Hurricane Diane' is about being optimistic when you're naturally disastrous. I have a wonderfully revolting story about cystitis in it, but also more dark comedy moments such as my Mother discussing her death. It's on at the Soho Theatre May 16/17 and I'm going to film it to put on YouTube. I've done that with all my shows to date.
How long have you been performing?
Stand up, since 2006/2007. I'm an actor too, and starting being paid for that - benchmark of success! - in 2005.
How do New Zealand and the UK differ on the entertainment scene?
New Zealand has less night time/indoor attractions, but they have a thriving daytime/outdoor activities culture. It depends on what you want. NZ has one full-time comedy club so that tells you why I left. It has theatres, art galleries, fashion shows, burlesque and bands that tour bars, just on a smaller scale but it is a country of just over 4 million people so naturally there's less choice.
What is Fried Halloumi and what's its attraction?
Halloumi is an intensely salty, rubbery cheese made in Greece and Cyprus. Fried in sesame oil with a sprinkling of dried chilli flakes it is a crunchy squeaky snack of indulgence we are lucky to have.
If you were curating a stand up show for television, who would be your guests?
My show would be post watershed, Sky or C4, with content warnings - purely for protection of the work. The list is long - Kevin Shepherd, Carey Marx, Dana Alexander, Ian Cognito, Abogoliah Schamaun, Jo Caulfield, Ben Norris, Sean Meo and many more. Anyone who writes well and has something to say essentially.
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City to vote on deer management plan
Bow hunting allowed, deer feeding discouraged
By Angie Landsverk
The proposed urban deer management plan is going before the Waupaca Common Council on Wednesday, April 5.
Among the recommendations in the proposal are a managed archery harvest program, a focus on enforcing the prohibition of feeding deer in the city and more education about the state law that allows bow hunting in the city during the regular archery season.
The April 5 meeting begins at 6 p.m., in the council chambers at City Hall.
The council typically meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the month.
Since there is an election on Tuesday, April 4, the council is meeting on the next day instead.
Council meetings are open to the public.
A public hearing on the proposed plan took place on Tuesday, March 21.
Five city residents spoke in favor of the plan, including two people who served on the city's Deer Management Ad Hoc Committee.
One resident spoke against the plan.
That resident was Diane Pomerenke, who described her address of 310 High Street as being "right in the middle of deer central."
When Pomerenke bought her home, she knew deer were in the neighborhood.
She enjoys seeing them and said the hostas planted throughout her yard look beautiful "all the time."
Pomerenke sprays a deer repellent frequently on her plants, beginning this time of the year.
"We have a city filled with green space. This is not going to be something that goes away because you hunt them once in a while," she said.
Noting chipmunks and squirrels also damage plants in yards, she asked, "How far are we going to go?"
Pomerenke expressed a concern related to the state law already allowing people to bow hunt in the city during the regular archery season.
"I don't know how long the rule's been on the books," she said. "I think it should be looked at."
Act 71
Under Wisconsin Act 71, which went into effect in 2013, people may hunt with bows and crossbows in the city limits during the regular bow season.
Wisconsin's bow season begins in mid September and ends in January.
Hunters must follow all Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources rules.
In the city, hunting is not allowed within 100 yards of a private building, unless the owner gives the hunter permission.
Hunters must shoot their arrows toward the ground.
In addition to having a hunting license, anyone wanting to discharge a bow in the city limits must obtain a $10 permit from the Waupaca Police Department.
The city has not tracked who obtains the permit for the purpose of hunting in the city during the regular archery season.
Pomerenke wondered who has hunted in the city and also whether there would be background checks on those participating in a managed archery harvest program.
Deer with arrows in them have shown up in Pomerenke's yard, and she worries about the effect such a vision would have on children.
Managed harvest
Susan Reniewicki lives on Lake Street and served on the ad hoc committee.
She said the committee's proposal includes stringent vetting in order for a hunter to participate in the managed archery harvest program.
The committee recommends implementing a program similar to the Multi-Metro Deer Management Group program.
That Marathon County group began its managed archery harvest program in 2006.
It uses a proficiency test to select hunters who demonstrate accuracy.
The hunters are volunteers, and each one is assigned a number, as well as a particular area in which to hunt. The number assigned to each hunter is also marked on the hunter's arrows.
In addition, each hunter must harvest two deer in order to stay in the program.
The venison is donated to area families.
The recommendations of Waupaca's ad hoc committee include limiting the managed archery harvest to city parcels of 10 acres or more and seeking an agriculture permit from the DNR for a season of Aug. 1 to March 1.
Reniewicki said if someone did not want hunting to take place on his property, it would not happen.
"I hope we go through with this," she said of the proposed management plan.
Committee work
The ad coc committee brought its recommendations forward after spending several months studying the topic.
Mayor Brian Smith appointed the ad hoc committee last fall after a handful of residents attended a council meeting and expressed concerns about the city's deer population.
The mayor tasked the committee with determining whether there is a problem with the size of the deer herd in the city.
The committee concluded there is, after it developed a survey, looked at how many car/deer collisions took place in the city and researched how other communities handle their urban deer populations.
During the March 21 public hearing, Thomas Schwalenberg was among those speaking in favor of the committee's recommendations.
It was not the first time the Larsen Street resident spoke about the issue.
A number of years ago, Schwalenberg asked the city to consider taking measures to address the deer herd in the city.
That was before Wisconsin Act 71 went into effect.
Schwalenberg loves to garden and said everything in his yard gets chewed up by deer, including the strawberries, raspberries, hostas and lilies planted by his wife, Ann.
Other cities allow archery in areas where problems exist, he said.
"I feel it's only getting worse," Schwalenberg said.
Susan Young also enjoys gardening at her home on Washington Street.
She has spent thousands of dollars on trees, shrubs and plants – some of which no longer exist.
"I like seeing the deer in town, but there needs to be some management," Young said.
Terry Defour lives on Park Avenue and said he and his wife are both in favor of seeing not as many deer in their yard.
Barb Haen served on the city's Deer Management Ad Hoc Committee and is also in favor of a managed archery harvest program.
In addition, she said it would be helpful to obtain data about how many deer are being harvested in the city under Wisconsin Act 71 and see that option become a better organized hunt.
Haen's yard has also been affected.
She said nothing seems to work other than buying deer repellent.
That gets expensive, Haen said, as it needs to be reapplied just about every other day.


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(Monday) Is Sophocles telling me to go and ask a man about a bike? Or shall I just go down to the next spinning class?
Well, pops has a new title, it's so long I might have to drop some of it, let's face it, the bit about forger of sick notes isn't on. Here we go though:
Captain poppypug (ents and haberdashery div, triathlete)
If you have completed let me know and you too can have an appendage to your name.


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GASTONIA, N.C. – A 24-year-old mother has been arrested on child abuse charges after police say she left her toddler alone in the car while she went shopping.
Amanda Lynn Stone faces misdemeanor child abuse charges.
According to police, Stone left her 3-year-old alone in the car April 3 while she went shopping at Franklin Square. Police said the child was asleep in the car.
Stone admitted she left the child alone, but said she was only gone five minutes, according to police. A witness says Stone arrived back at her vehicle 10 minutes after she first saw the child.


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I've been thinking lately about how much I like to write and about the release and healing I experience after just a few hours of unloading the week's experiences on paper. How many Saturday mornings have I spent in pajamas buzzing on my third cup of coffee, bathing in a Mahler symphony and carefully shaping thoughts and memories and ideas with my fingers? I keep most of my writing hidden away in my computer in a folder called "personal," but I am becoming aware that I won't grow as a writer until I start taking risks and getting some of my stuff out there. So here is my first offering, some thoughts that I wrote on March 7, 2010. The context of this piece is a modern shopping mall in Chisinau called Malldova where I was searching for a suit to wear to my friend Andrew's wedding, a suit which I did eventually purchase, which I did wear to his wedding and which I will also wear to a certain special event that will take place in just 76 days….
Walking around Malldova last night was a strangely humanizing and yet unusually disturbing experience. There were hundreds of people out for a good time, perusing the designer clothing stores, enjoying a game of bowling or pool, sitting down with a book at Diverta or enjoying Japanese cuisine with two chopsticks in hand. It felt so surprisingly normal: the cleanliness, the expensive and desirable clothing, the families out together on a Saturday night. An echo from my past, these surroundings offered a peculiarly welcoming sense of comfort. Browsing the Apple store—a replica of the Apple store in Nashville–felt so familiar, so ordinary.
But in the back of my mind were haunting images. The children we met on Wednesday in a village outside of Chisinau are just a few kilometers away, living in devastating poverty, not knowing what the future holds for them. While the wealthy peruse the shelves of Fourschette supermarket and choose a pair of designer Levi's, these children cry out for justice, for an ear to hear them, for an embrace to assure them that they are not forgotten.
In that moment it was so easy to be overwhelmed by the disparity in Moldova, by the richest of the rich living next to and among the poorest of the poor. The contrast seemed too great, too vast to reconcile. But then I realized that our world really is so small. Is the distance of 30 kilometers that separates Malldova from the village we visited Wednesday so much less than the distance that separates Cool Springs, Tennessee from a village with no clean water in Africa? We're all so interconnected, aren't we?
I realized again yesterday that I am wealthy, that I like nice things and that I experience a consoling familiarity when I am among the rich. I love drowning in the scent of a coffee shop and sporting nice clothing and losing myself for hours in any bookstore. But this familiarity that embraces me is also agonizing and particularly disturbing. I barely slept last night as I thought about the $300 I intend to spend on an Italian suit. I say that I want to live in solidarity with the poor, and yet I sincerely think that I am just kidding myself.
Sure, I have made concrete changes in my life recently in my pursuit of simplicity. I don't have a car, I strictly limit my monthly food budget and my salary is only a tiny fraction of what it used to be. But I still have a US passport, a credit card and a support account that allows me to reimburse such "necessities" as books and a laptop computer and international plane tickets.
As always, I return again to the ideals of justice and equality. Is it wrong to eat at a nice restaurant or to own a $300 suit? No, not necessarily. But how do I make these kinds of decisions with the knowledge that there are literally thousands of people who will die today because they have no access to clean water or to basic medical care? Why is it that an hour in a coffee shop or browsing a mall seems so life-giving to me? Will I ever be found among the poor, in solidarity? Or will I always be the oppressor? Can I buy this suit with the full knowledge that the poor are in our midst, right here, crying out for justice? What is my response to their cry? What am I doing to fight for equality and peace and new creation? Or am I just perpetuating the brokenness of the world into which I was born?


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In Cabarrus County, almost half of all children (47.4%) ages 5-11 are overweight or obese. Nationally, school garden initiatives are demonstrating strong evidence towards increasing children's food and vegetable consumption. Through the REACH grant, the school garden initiative aims to increase the accessibility and availability of fresh fruits and vegetables in Cabarrus County schools by establishing new and revitalizing existing school gardens. The goals of the school garden initiative are to:
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Selected schools participate in an introductory training during staff development days on the basics of a school garden—what to plant, how, when, etc. They also learn about curriculum options as well as other ways to integrate the garden in school instruction. All supplies required to establish new or revive existing gardens are provided including seeds, soil, tools and lumber. Quantities are determined based on the school's application and a survey of the school grounds and needs. Both the REACH Program Coordinator and School Garden Trainer are available to assist schools throughout the process of garden planning, development and maintenance. This includes technical assistance and on-site training as needed.
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Waste collection options needed to control costs
Now that the solid-waste department of Lexington is unionizing, the costs will skyrocket for this service. We need to provide customers options to allow them to control these costs.
I suggest we allow blocks of residents to opt out of the city service in favor of private service and cut their taxes. This could be done on a block-by-block basis. I have private service and it is much more palatable to me.
We also need to go back to picking up all waste by one truck. The market for recyclables has taken a big nosedive lately and most of them are going into landfills.
Create recycling centers and let people deliver to these centers if they decide to recycle.
Lastly, require all new homes and homes with remodeled kitchens to install a trash compactor. This reduces my trash to about one small bag a week, except for yard waste. If you need more capacity, provide multiple Herbies.
Donald Fugette
A drug-user witch hunt
I am saddened to read that Scott County cops plan to arrest 83 people for non-violent and victimless drug offenses. America is truly a police state. The jihad against drug users has been waged for my entire life with mass roundups and inquisitions. Why are we allowing this to happen?
During the witch hunts that raged across Europe, hundreds of thousands of people were arrested for witchcraft, and each was tortured into giving the name of another "witch" to keep the process alive. Civilized people should call for an end to the modern witch hunts against drug users.
And to the 83 people being tortured by our legal system. I would ask you to do this — plead not guilty and take it to trial. The system depends on guilty pleas to keep running. If you all plead not guilty and demand a trial by jury you could bring the system to its knees.
Tina Hoffman
Gays not begging
Right on the heels of the Chick-fil-A and freedom-of-speech pretense, we have a letter writer who applauded the officials of the Boy Scouts of America for upholding their ban on members and leaders who are gay.
He stated that their policy to discriminate against gay people shows integrity and moral fiber and that this discrimination is merely "good judgment" on their part.
I realize this platitudinal hogwash serves to plump many a narrow mind, resulting in sensuous surges of righteousness for the like-minded.
However, stating that gay and lesbian organizations are "begging for acceptance" as if they are some lone band of groveling misfits got my attention.
This couldn't be further from the truth. These people are citizens who have beside and behind them individuals, families and organizations who no longer accept archaic and narrow-minded definitions of normal or marriage or family.
They are an integral and essential part of our communities, churches and schools. We need them. We want them. And we will no longer be silent as you bully our brothers and sisters and attempt to poison the minds of our children with your ignorance and hatred.
So stand back, gird your loins and grit your teeth. Knowledge, awareness, love and understanding are spreading and coming your way.
Jan Scherrer
Protect all speech
I'm afraid James Ramsey, president of the University of Louisville, didn't learn to appreciate the Constitution while he was here in Bowling Green.
I fervently hope Western Kentucky University President Gary Ransdell thinks universities, above all, are places where the free flow of ideas is sacred.
The number of issues in our country where differing opinions need to be discussed is virtually infinite.
The use of bullying tactics by liberals won't help the discussion and certainly is not in line with the more civil tone they claimed was needed after the Arizona shooting. Of course, they didn't really mean that they had to be more civil, just those who disagree with them.
Ramsey falls right in line with the mayor of Chicago, who said that Chick-fil-A didn't fit in with Chicago values. Murder is quite prevalent in Chicago, and I'm certain Chick-fil-A President Dan Cathy and his family go by "Thou shalt not kill," as well as believing in traditional families.
Mayors in D.C. and Boston, as you might expect, tried to make points with the LGBT community by rattling sabers about expunging Chick-fil-A from their cities. Then they realized that local ordinances would prevent from doing anything other than bloviate.
You have to be protective of everyone's rights in order to safeguard your own. If your ideological adversary is prevented from speaking freely, your right to do so will be transitory as well.
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So the iPad with all its hullaballoo and hype and backlash, and the backlash to the backlash has finally arrived in a blaze of publicity. People love it! People hate it! People think "looks pretty damn nice, but i'm not so sure I need to buy it". Apple fanboys are heralding it as the Second Coming, Apple-bashers are lining up to see who can make the most sarcastic remark about its lack of USB-ports or something.
The reviews seem to be mainly positive, and the overwhelming opinion is that its really hard to judge it until you've used it. Its that different.
For me the most interesting thing about it, or the thing that would tempt me most to buy one, is the possibilities for reading, particularly magazine reading, that it throws up. Much has been made of its role as a potential savior for the print-industry, and some heavy weights are lining up to support it.
And we are not talking about just throwing up some PDFs. Some people, such as Popular Mechanics, are using this as an opportunity to reinvent the magazine. The results appear to be some mind-blowing publications, with untold possibilities. Brad Colbow has done a great little video exploring some of the first magazines to embrace the iPad.
iPad Magazine Art Direction from Brad Colbow on Vimeo.
The other aspect to these new-fangled magazines that interests me,however, is the idea of digital archiving. A few years ago I supervised a college project which was a prototype for a digital magazine. One of the chief inspirations for the project for the students was the idea of creating digital artifacts that would be kind of frozen-in-time. One of the guys involved particularly lamented the loss of the feeling you get in our web-era of flicking through old magazines and in addition to the content you can discover a treasure trove of design styles, photography and advertising. My Dad has been doing extensive research over the past decade into the history of Dundalk Football Club and in doing so constantly comes across the most amazing bits of design and advertising from by-gone eras, these are the delightful bonuses that you get when you go on a treasure hunt through old publications.
These days with dynamic website creation webpages are not static creatures; they morph and evolve and update on the hour every hour. I was reminded of all this this morning when I stumbled apron a 1958 Time Magazine profile of Alan Watts, maintained on Time's website. Of course, its amazing that we have this ability, this open resource of history at our finger tips. But there was also something missing. As I read it, what I really wanted was to read it in context. I wanted to see how it sat in that particular issue, were there photos? how was it typeset? what other content featured in that issue? Sadly, none of that is reproduced. What we get is the content from that article neatly set inside the current Time website. Again, I'm not complaining about this, its kind of cool you can read a 1958 article about Alan Watts and get the ability to retweet it, or Share it on Facebook or Digg it. But at the same time, I really wish I could read it in its original format (or as close to its original format as you can get on a monitor…) I know some newspapers are doing archiving projects where you can bring up PDF or images of the original paper itself, and its this kind of thing I'd like to see more of.
This is somewhere where I think the iPad will be able to shine. Colbows video shows just how Time Magazine is going to do this. In landscape mode you get the original article, with its original typography, and layout. The people who are saying the iPad is just a glorified web-browser or that its missing X, Y and Z are missing the point I think. I don't know of anything else out there right now with this kind of capability for reading and design. Of course, Apple won't be the only people to make tablets, but I really think the tablet form factor itself will work because of these kind of publications.
Interesting times.
Update:John Gruber and Khoi Vinh weigh in on the Popular Science app. Vinh's insights in particular are very interesting.