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Penelope Fitzgerald, the Booker Prize-winning author of `Offshore' and `The Blue Flower', turns her attention to the remarkable life of the Pre-Raphaelite artist Edward Burne-Jones.`I mean by a picture a beautiful, romantic dream of something that never was, never will be, in a light better than any light that ever shone - in a land no one can define or remember, only desire' Edward Burne-JonesEdward Burne-Jones (1833-1898) was the prototypical pre-Raphaelite but with a truly individual sensibility. Penelope Fitzgerald's delightful biography charts his life from humble beginnings in Birmingham as the son of an unsuccessful framer, through a transformative period at Oxford, where he met his close friend and collaborator William Morris, and on to the apprenticeship with Dante Gabriel Rossetti that would shape his artistic vision.His work harks back to an Arthurian England - an Arcadia that offered solace against the onset of the Industrial Revolution, and on a deeply personal level provided respite from his ever-present melancholia. This is an illuminating portrait of a fascinating figure - artistic genius, doting father, troubled husband - written with all Penelope Fitzgerald's characteristic sympathy and insight.
Penelope Fitzgerald was one of the most elegant and distinctive voices in British fiction. Three of her novels, The Bookshop, The Beginning of Spring and The Gate of Angels have been shortlisted for the Booker Prize. She won the Prize in 1979 for Offshore. Her last novel, The Blue Flower, was the most admired novel of 1995, chosen no fewer than nineteen times in the press as the `Book of the Year'. It won America's National Book Critics' Circle Award. She died in April 2000, at the age of eighty-three.
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SDCC 2016: The Twilight Zone Exclusive Set of 6 Pin Mate Figures
The Twilight Zone Pin Mate Wooden Figure Set of 6 – Convention Exclusive from Bif Bang Pow! features six classic, beloved characters re-imagined for the very first time as rare color Pin Mate™ collectible wooden figures – available only at Entertainment Earth. A must-have for any fan of The Twilight Zone, this never-before-seen wooden figure set showcases episode-specific characters, which are individually numbered within the series (included on the packaging as well as the bottom of each figure).
- Mystic Seer from "The Nick of Time" is number 1.
- Gremlin from "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" is number 2.
- Kanamit from "To Serve Man" is number 3.
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- Talky Tina from "Living Doll" is number 5.
- Invader from "The Invaders" is number 6.
Designed to highlight the characters in color, each retro-style figure is wrapped in 360-degree, hand-painted artwork that includes some decal elements. Limited to only 800 sets, the personalized production of the hand-painted artwork gives each figure a one-of-a-kind authenticity that cannot be duplicated. Plus as an Entertainment Earth Convention Exclusive, each limited edition set is individually numbered with a holographic sticker – making this already highly collectible set even more collectible! Ages 14 and up.
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Snow White Baby Costume Prestige includes a tutu onesie and a matching headband with bow. This is an officially licensed Disney Princess (TM) Costume. This authentic Princess Costume for girls is available in sizes Infant (6-12 months) and (12-18 months). This is a perfect costume for your ballerina!


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This month we are having at scrapchat a scrapbooking competition as a moderator I am not able to win but am able to join in the fun! I wish everyone the best for you all have such wonderful layouts which makes it extreamly hard to judge and make a choice.
Here are my projects for both weeks
We had to;
Do a sketch first
2 photos ( my Q1 pics)
Journalling ( I have used a white gel pen ontop of strips of cardstock)
Stamping ( Stamping is under the journalling)
ribbon ( i used under the photo and bunched the ribbon a little to give more of a 3D
We had to do a sketch first
had to have sewing on our layout
Hidden journalling
Subject: something that ment a lot to us!
Monday, September 8, 2008
Project Scrap away - WEEK 1 & 2
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I came into this week not feeling overly awesome. The last few weeks haven't been the best training either. But all of that said I woke up this morning and actually feel amazing. I'll stretch my legs today and Wednesday, but other than that I won't do any additional running and nothing with elevation.
My race strategy is as follows; run as hard and as fast as I can until I collapse. At that point my crew is allowed to let me wallow in the dirt for 10 minutes, force me to get up, and start the process all over again. It's a solid strategy. I'm getting really excited!
Monday, October 17, 2011
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- Jake said...
I like that race strategy.
"Peaking" for big races is as much mental as physical sometimes. Often in the 7-10 days leading up to a big race, I'll go from feeling amazing to crappy to pretty good to crappy again... but all that really matters is how you feel when you wake up on race morning.
Good luck this weekend!
- October 17, 2011 at 9:15 AM
- Kristin said...
craig! the trejos are cheering for you this weekend!!!
- October 18, 2011 at 8:19 AM
Hey Craig, it was great to run with you for a spell yesterday. Nice work out there. Well done.
- October 22, 2011 at 8:38 PM
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Law Offices of Robert S. Windholz launches revised Web site with wide range of news and information, including helpful links to Georgia government resources on Web
Alpharetta, Ga. (PRWEB) March 19, 2010 -- A personal injury law firm in Georgia has introduced a new version of its Web site, which provides Georgia families with convenient access to free online resources regarding the state's court system.
The new site was launched by The Law Offices of Robert S. Windholz, an Alpharetta, Georgia-based law firm with more than 35 years of experience handling various personal injury cases, including auto accidents and truck driver accidents.
"Our site now contains a wide range of Web links to help users find more information on Georgia law and the various layers of our court system," said Windholz, referring to the Resource Links available on the Web site. "We also tried to provide some helpful content regarding the services provided by our firm and the various specialty areas in which we practice personal injury law."
According to Windholz, the site content is free to access and there is no user registration requirement.
Windholz is a veteran of the U.S. Navy who served for six years during the Vietnam War before receiving an honorable discharge. Since entering the legal profession in 1973, he has approached each case with the same discipline, diligence, and tenacity that made him a successful naval officer. In tribute to the importance of military service, the Windholz firm offers a discount to military veterans on all cases.
Windholz is a native of New Jersey and a graduate of Emory University Law School. He has been associated in securing more than $40 million in verdicts and settlements for clients in his career.
The Law Offices of Robert S. Windholz represents clients in personal injury cases, including auto accidents, truck accidents, medical malpractice, wrongful death, workers' compensation, product liability and nursing home abuse matters. For more information about The Law Offices of Robert S. Windholz, please go to www.robertswindholz.com or call toll-free at 866.580.1036.
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I'm not sure what is true about the Apple CEO's health. Rumors about his health have been weighing on the stock for months. He came out today and said that the reason for his recent weight loss is not his history of pancreatic cancer but rather a hormonal imbalance. That sounds fine and I wish him all the best but I have no idea whether that is true and neither does the largest Apple investor.
The Apple Board, however, should know whether it is true. They might even have signed off on a white lie to protect Jobs' privacy. I'm not saying it's a lie but some people are.
What the Board does or doesn't do with personal information regarding a company executive is really fuzzy. Jobs at the helm is generally agreed to be worth billions in market value. That's a big deal. Executives' right to a life outside the office is also a big deal.
Any exec could quit, die or become ill at any moment. It's a risk you assume as an investor. If the story presented today is not the 100% truth, I guess I'm OK with that.


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Before we start with "today's post" all I wanted to say is that's the actual topic I've struggled to write and publish because of two reasons. One, I got the whole thing deleted by accident and two, I got angry at myself and stopped trying. Yup. That got depressing really quickly. Anyway, sorry and enjoy!
So, the F word… hmm what that might be? I'm guessing by the picture you've assumed right, but for those that didn't have a look at the "featured image": no. the F word is not "F*ck". So that pretty much sums up my whole point. But actually the cuss word, I guess, goes very well with the word of today's topic : Failure.
– me inserting a graded assignment, but instead of the F grade is the cuss word – (Looks the same, feels the same)
Why do I want to touch the subject? Who likes to talk about failure? No one.
You're very welcome.-evil laugh-
So, a month ago I've had a pretty tough time dealing with me (almost) failing a subject at school. Yikes. It got to the point where I couldn't sleep or worse, had very vivid dreams about failing. And that got me thinking, what if I could help (just a little bit) people that struggle with "the F word" right now.
What would I say to those that have hard time coping with an unforgiving failure?
I would say: Time doesn't stop. Neither do you. Just do your thing. Put your pants higher and be proud of your mistakes. Because accepting failure helped me understand the value of each and every moment/ #they ain't coming back.
I know, I suck at advising. -Garry, I quit!-
And now Ladies and Gentlemen: a serious me;
But really. Don't let "it" ruin you. If it's Garry or Barry or Larry or whatever. One mistake does not define who you truly are. -A human being, I presume-
Mistakes help you learn and gather knowledge that will later help you in life.
Believe me, I'm seventeen. -trying not to laugh-
You must be really depressed if you want advice from a seventeen year old. 😀
And now please make a simple exercise with me: hold your hand in front of you and think of it as a crystal bowl that shows the happiest moment of your life. Look at your happy crystal bowl and for one minute bring back a memory.
Did it at least make you smile? 😀
Because smile makes every dull moment seem like a manageable one.
And that, you guys, is my advice.


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In 1863 Edward A. Calahan of the American Telegraph Company invented a stock telegraph printing instrument which allowed data on stocks, bonds, and commodities to be sent directly from exchanges to broker offices around the country. It printed the data on 0.75 inches (1.9 cm) wide paper tape wound on large reels. The sound it made while printing earned it the name "stock ticker". Other inventors improved on this device, and ultimately Thomas Edison patented a "universal stock ticker", selling over 5,000 in the late 19th century.[3]
In the early 20th century Western Union acquired rights to an improved ticker which could deal with the increasing volume of stocks sold per day.[3]
At the time of the stock market crash in October, 1929, trading volumes were so high that the tickers fell behind, contributing to the panic. In the 1930s the New York Quotation Stock Ticker became widely used. A further improvement was in place in 1960.[3]
In 1923 Trans Lux Corporation delivered a rear projection system which projected the moving ticker onto a screen where all in a brokerage office could see it. It was a great success, and by 1949 there were more than 1400 stock-ticker projectors in the U.S. and another 200 in Canada. In 1959 they started shipping a Trans-Video system called CCTV which gave a customer a small video desk monitor where he could monitor the tickers.[6]
Competition, including Ultronics' Lectrscan electron wall system, led Trans-Lux to introduce the Trans-Luix Jet. Jets of air controlled lighted disks which moved on a belt on the broker's wall. Brokers ordered over 1000 units in the first six months, and by the middle of 1969 more than 3000 were in use in the U.S. and Canada.[6]


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I was at the surgery center at 0800 where the husband left me at the front door while he tried to find a parking space. The first thing the center wanted was my check for 1000.00, the deductible for this procedure. Getting that out of the way, I met the husband at the front door and then down a long hall to the surgery waiting room. That was a short stay. The staff called my name and we headed into the pre op area where I got to trade in my capri's and sweater for a lovely washed out pale blue gown with the slit from neck to knees. A few ties were missing so I made sure I didn't make any fancy dance moves in it.
IV started and antibiotic and fluids started and a hit of Versed to relax me while I waited to be wheeled back into surgery. The husband was bought back to keep me company until the call to the surgery suite came. The next thing I recall was waking up back in my little cell with a wrap from toes to just below knee and along with that, pain. Demerol pushed down the IV by the nurse helped to relief some of it so she came back a little later with another dose. By the third dose I was humming along with my eyes closed. Ya gotta love drugs doncha? You can tell when you have reached old age. Doin drugs is medicinal and not to "cop a buzz".
Surgery was about 45 minutes long just as the Doctor promised. As soon as my vital signs looked somewhat normal, a wheelchair appeared and I was on my way home. Right now I'm waiting on the husband to get the Tylox prescription filled so I can grin again. Purely medicinal.
It's done and the recovery process can start and that's a good thing. I'm looking forward to talking to the doctor next Tuesday. I want to know if what he found was what he expected to find!
I'm thankful that I have the wheelchair. A couple of Tyloxs and my mouth feels like I ate a bag of cotton balls so of course you drink. Drinking leads to increased times you have to empty the bladder. You wanna try that on crutches? I look like a ship heaving on rough seas and if I don't look like that, that's how I feel. Maybe I should yell "incoming" when I stand up just to warn anyone in my way. I'll use the wheelchair instead. I've already ran into doors and walls and my chaste vocabulary was one of the first things to disappear. If you believe I had a chaste mouth then I have a bridge in.......yadda, yadda, yadda.
I have to ask the husband for assist but I try not to do it often. I can hear that tone and it's not the tone of a deeply devoted nurse to her profession. I have two months non weight bearing. This ought to be interesting. Then at about the time I think he is an impatient nurse, he ambles through the room asking if I need anything or if I'm "ok'. Now if he could only do the bathroom trip for me I would be most grateful.
Maybe I should end this. I could be getting Tylox silly.
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Is it me, or are there fewer and fewer places that one can go to to get some "alone time"? It seems to me that, no matter where you go these days, there's "always somebody there". In my older days, if you had to head out on the road at some ungodly hour of the overnight, the one consolation was that you'd at least have a good portion of the road to yourself, making for a somewhat easier drive.
Now I don't know about you, but I am never going to "be ok" with a traffic jam on some highway at 3 AM. In my world, "patience" and "driving" have never been particularly fond bedmates. But I'm thinking it's a rare person who could sit in bumper to bumper traffic at that hour of the night.
And it's not just the roads that seem to be permanently "sleepless". I think about just 11 or 12 years ago, if you found yourself in dire need of some baby supplies, or something like that, and it was well past midnight on a weeknight, you didn't have to bother dressing up too much because you could pretty much count on a quick "in and out" of the convenience store at that hour.
Not so, anymore. It seems like no one calls it a day anymore. Everywhere you go, there's somebody there! On a recent, rare, day off I packed the kids into the car and headed out to our old "desert island" type retreat. It's what I thought was a little-known little recreation spot that's tucked way up in the corner of State parkland. Little parking lot, picnic area, and usually, the only other soul you might meet was the solitary Park Ranger who might be making the rounds.
This time, however, the parking lot was jammed full, and there were people everywhere! I mean, I'm not completely anti-social, but damn, it would have been nice to just plop on the grass somewhere and hang out with the kids.
Seems everything has become an "attraction" now. Rush hour is pretty much 24/7, and you have so few places to go where you can just go.
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Two things first:
One: fahhhhhkkkkk. Do not use Yahoo's gametracker to follow games, ever. Last night's game turned out bad enough, but it wasn't on TV around these parts so I did what I normally do in such situations: follow along on a gametracker. Yahoo somehow forgot to record VT's 65th point, so after Sammy hit his three-pointer with no time left, the screen said 65-64, final. Yay! No, actually, boo - and then, dammit. It makes losing, like, twice the fun. As for the game itself, choking away a lead (more than once) makes for a pretty good lesson in closing out an opponent, but couldn't we have learned that same lesson against NC State? Hopefully we get ours back in a couple weeks.
Two. It's a common complaint among UVA fans that recruits who verbal our way, especially early, get the "UVA discount" in their star ratings. Oh, you picked Virginia over Penn State? I guess you really don't need that fourth star. It does work both ways, though, and that brings us to Miles Gooch, whose ESPN evaluation magically showed up a day or two after his verbal here. Suddenly, Gooch is our highest rated recruit for 2010. It says some interesting things, too, like: "Gooch is a very intriguing quarterback and athlete that is comparable to another QB in this class, Devin Gardner." (!!) Well hell, Rivals thinks Gardner is the best QB in the country this year. Athleticism is definitely a trait they have in common, but the other similarity would be their delivery - Gardner's is weird and ESPN goes on to call Gooch's "almost indescribable." That's not a good thing. But his arm strength is, as is his athleticism, and the ringing endorsement from one of the scouting services bumps up the intrigue on Gooch a notch.
Now for yet another quarterback-playin' dude that might or might not do that in college.
Name: Jake McGee
Position: QB (? TE?)
Hometown: Richmond
School: Collegiate
Height: 6'5"
Weight: 210
ESPN: no ranking
Rivals: 5.2, two stars
Scout: isn't aware of his existence
McGee has managed to be something of a catalyst in dividing the UVA fanbase in their evaluation of Mike London's recruiting efforts thus far. One school of thought says, "Great, we're competing with ODU and Richmond for recruits now. Nice to see London has turned us into a I-AA program." On the other hand, there's: "Heath Miller was a lightly-recruited quarterback who we turned into a tight end and that worked out pretty well, and besides, Groh ignored the last quarterback to come out of Collegiate and NC State got the spoils." (That would be Russell Wilson.)
Both of you, stop it, you're being retarded.
Obviously, Heath Miller was on the far right end of the bell curve. And just because Collegiate turned out a pretty damn good quarterback last time doesn't mean they will this time. I never want to hear this argument again. And on the other hand, anyone who bellyaches about the ratings and profiles of the recruits we're getting doesn't have a handle on reality; from which part of the thin air would you like London to pull a few four-stars at this stage of the recruiting game?
That said, I would have to lean a little toward the side that has to wonder if McGee really will be a contributor. His stats are impresivo, no question, as with all D-I quarterbacks. And his performance in the state championship game was nothing short of mindblowing. Seven touchdowns - four throwing and three rushing. Almost 400 yards of offense generated by himself, divided between the passing and rushing. And he plays safety, too, and picked off a pass to stop an enemy drive to the end zone. This is small-school stuff, the private-school championship, so take it for what you will, but clearly McGee had no peer on the field that day.
But when it came down to brass tacks, his only offers were from Richmond and Princeton. And this isn't because nobody knew where to look for him. Like I said, Collegiate turned out Russell Wilson, so ACC schools know about the place, and at least five of them poked their noses around the place looking for tapes and stuff on McGee, UVA included. It didn't result in a single I-A offer. Football programs ranging the spectrum from Northwestern to Florida recruited him a bit but didn't offer. At Richmond he was probably one of the prize recruits in the class - like, QB of the future type - but at UVA, he's honestly going to have a hard time squeezing into the mix, especially as he's the third recruit in this class alone to be listed by the services as a quarterback. The likelihood of his remaining there remains slim, as Strauss was the first guy the new regime offered and Gooch is the Devin Gardner-like athlete with the rocket arm and weird-ass delivery.
So what'll it be for McGee? The height screams tight end. One negative of the short-lived Gregg Brandon experiment was that it drove off half the tight ends and we spent the summer and fall not really recruiting any, so there's definitely an opening or two. If we don't gain any tight ends by trade between now and Signing Day, you can probably write it in pen for McGee. Even if we do, the mix at quarterback is getting crowded and I don't see McGee breaking into it. It's not a stretch to imagine him on defense, either. He's actually a little tall for a college safety and a little light (right now) for linebacker, but if he can put on enough weight for tight end he can play linebacker too. All speculation at this point, some of it the result of my overactive imagination. Sign him now, figure out where to put him later. That's kind of the way it tends to be with guys like McGee, who played quarterback in high school because for a lot of schools that's just where you put your best athlete. And McGee plays basketball well enough to have gained some interest from a few D-I schools there, too - athleticism is not in question. Redshirt year seems guaranteed while the coaching staff figures this question out, and we'll check in two years down the road to see about how much he'll see the field once we know where he settles in.
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This is a favourite of mine. This in an ideal world is what I'd like all students to discover about themselves. The concept of unconditional self acceptance that we teach through Rational Emotive Behaviour Education is illustrated here. In a world where it seems that Lisa has been abandoned by those she looks up to she can fall back on her own unshakable belief that she is always worthwhile. The teachers and SSO's at Para Hills School P-7 in South Australia and teachers everywhere want this for their students. This excerpt from The Simpsons and many others can be used to teach and reinforce important ideas about confidence. Albert Ellis who created REBT encouraged educators and counsellors to use popular culture to explore concepts such as unconditional self acceptance. Ellis' work lives on in a growing number of schools in South Australia. Good stuff!
Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy was developed by Dr. Albert Ellis in the 1950's. Educators are beginning to rethink how they address behaviour in schools. Slowly we are appreciating that if students are to learn how to better manage themselves emotionally and behaviourally more successfully then REBT has a lot to offer through RATIONAL EMOTIVE BEHAVIOUR EDUCATION
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A young man has recounted his discussion with an old friend whom lives a very comfortable.
In a bid to follow in this friend's footstep, the young man inquired the source of his wealth and was shocked at the friend's response.
According to him, his friend is into rituals, popularly referred to as Yahoo Plus.
Not stopping there, the young man revealed that many of the young ladies walking on the street today are walking deads as they have been used for rituals by these boys.
I came across an old friend of mine, mehn you needed to see his car, modern benz flashy rims and see his dressing we got to talk and I asked him the way forward, he said he did gee (Yahoo) and I was like how did you get this far?
He replied " i plus up nw" asin (yahoo plus+) and I went forward to ask what he did, he didn't even hide it maybe bcz he trusted me this was what he told me.
My guy as I start this gee tin e no pay me imagine clients go dey give me $200 why nw na em i go one baba like that, the man assure me say I go hit jack pot na just to do some rituals.
At first I shake but after I go meet the man him give me hanky say if I sleep with any girl of my choice make I make sure say she sleep after sex then use the hanky clean the pussy then bring am for am.
My guy after i do am i go give the man like after 2 months everything begin click for me o sometimes e dey hard bcz you go do some girls the baba go say dem don use dem".
Jesus, I was shocked I couldn't believe my ears he went on to say most Nigerian university female students are walking dead and empty vessels and he said he has been doing this for like 9 months.
Just imagine the amount of innocent girls that are useless just bcz of material tinz. I am sorry to say but most of you girls are in big soup you need deep deliverance.
Well this should serve as a lesson to ladies out there and they should watch out for the kind of company they keep.


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Oxana Shilova is a gifted singing actress highly acclaimed for her magnificent voice, outstanding technique, intelligent musicianship, and dazzling dramatic talent. She is the leading soprano soloist of the Mariinsky Theater and has collaborated with Valery Gergiev, Pablo Heras-Casado, Gianandrea Noseda, Tugan Sokhiev, Mickhael Güttler, Nikolay Znaider, Constantine Orbelian, Mikhail Tatarnikov, Fabio Mastrangelo, Yuri Bashmet, Charles Roubaud, Alain Maratrat, Francesca Zambello, Stephen Lawless, Michael Mayer, and Claudia Solti.
Leading roles at her home stage of the Mariinsky Theatre include Adina L'elisir d'amore, title-role Lucia Di Lammermoor, Violetta La Traviata, Susanna Le Nozze Di Figaro, Antonia Les Contes D'Hoffmann, Pamina Die Zauberflöte, Donna Anna Don Giovanni, Madame Cortese Il Viaggio A Reims, Mrs Alice Ford Falstaff, Desdemona Otello, Helena A Midsummer Night's Dream, Lyudmila Ruslan and Lyudmila and the Swan Princess The Tale of Tsar Saltan. Other repertoire includes Elvira I Puritani, Gilda Rigoletto, Lucrezia I Due Foscari, Ascagne Les Troyens, Micaëla Carmen, Leila Les Pêcheurs de Perles, Norina Don Pasquale, Despina Così fan tutte, Ilia Idomeneo, Re di Creta, Xenia Boris Godunov, Emma Khovanshina, Luisa Betrothal in a Monastery, Belinda Didon et Enée, Rosina Il Barbiere di Siviglia, title-role The Golden Cockerel and Naiad Ariadne auf Naxos.
She has performed on the international stages including the Palau de les arts Reina Sofia, the Dallas Opera, the Bergen National Opera, the Opéra de Lyon, the De Nederlandse Opera and Reims, Montpelier, Avignon, Bordeaux, Toulouse and Marseilles. She is a regular participant at international festivals with highlights including the Music Festival Stars of the White Nights (2008-2016), the Moscow Easter Festival (2013), summer festivals in Baden-Baden (2016) and Edinburgh (2016).
Her recent operatic highlights include Violetta (La Traviata) at some of the greatest Russian opera theaters including the Bolshoi Theatre and her European debut at the Sofia National Opera in May 2016. In October 2016 she made her role debut as Micaëla in Carmen at the Primorsky Stage of Mariinsky Theatre. During the White Night Festival 2017 she made a distinguished debut as Musetta in La Bohème.
Oxana is performing regularly on the concert stage in recitals and vocal performances in Russia and abroad. She has a vast concert repertoire including Handel's Messiah, Mozart's Exsultate, Jubilate, Haydn's Creation, Pergolesi's Stabat Mater, Orff's Carmina Burana, Stravinsky's Les Noces. She has toured in Belgium, Great Britain, Italy, Norway, Slovakia, Finland, France, USA and Argentina. Additionally, she has appeared in recitals with romances of Debussy, Chausson, Rimsky-Korsakov, Tchaikovsky, Glinka, Rachmaninov, and Medtner. In May 2016 she opened the festival «St. Petersburg Palaces» at the Hermitage Museum with Stephen Costello and Constantine Orbelian. Also in May she performed with Anna Netrebko and Ildar Abdrazakov at the festive concert Classic Gala on Palace Square in St. Petersburg.
Oxana Shilova was born in the city of Almalyk, Tashkent region of the Soviet republic of Uzbekistan. Her parents were both Honored Teachers of Russia. Her farther was also singer-songwriter and had recorded an album. Her first musical teacher Ekaterina Goncharova took Oxana to her brother Evgeny Fedotov, one of the soloists of the Kirov Theatre in St. Petersburg. Carefully following his advice, Oxana became a student of the Rimsky-Korsakov Music College where she met her longtime teacher Mariana Petrova, a lyric coloratura soprano of the Mussorgsky opera and ballet theatre. Thereafter Oxana continued her education at the St. Petersburg State Conservatory entering with the highest grades. At the 3d year of studies she joined the Young Singers Academy of the Mariinsky Theatre. As a member of the Studio at the Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory, she had her first stage experiences as Belinda in Purcell's Didon et Enée, Barbarina, Suzanna in Mozart's Le nozze di Figaro. On the Mariinsky stage she made her first appearance as Despina in Cosi fan tutte by Mozart.
Oxana has participated in master classes with Joan Sutherland, Elena Obrazstova, Mirella Freni, Renata Scotto, Ileana Cotrubas and Placido Domingo. She is the winner of numerous international music competitions.
- Laureate of the St. Petersburg's theater audience society prize Teatral for the psychologism and the outstanding vocal performance for the role of Violetta ("La Traviata") (2016)
- Prize-winner at the Stanislaw Moniuszko International Competition in Warsaw (1st prize, 2007)
- Prize-winner at the III International Elena Obraztsova Competition (1st prize, 2003)
- Prize-winner at the International Opera Singers' Competition in Geneva (2nd prize and special prize for best performance of a French work, 2003)
- Prize-winner at the V International Rimsky-Korsakov Young Opera Singer's Competition in St Petersburg (2002)


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I'm distracted today…you ever have one of those days? No matter how hard you try, you can't seem to focus. Life is a blur all around you. With family and friends and work and church and news and life, it's difficult to concentrate. That's my day today.
I think this is how Satan gets us best. He gets us distracted – focusing on the little things that don't really matter in the scheme of things. He gets us to procrastinate (I am REALLY good at that). He turns our focus off of God and relying on Him and helps us focus on ourselves, our worries, our frustrations, our task that we have to get done.
A few times in the New Testament I read about people who get distracted.
The first is a familiar story to many who have heard a sermon or two. It is the story of Mary and Martha when Jesus came to visit. In Luke 10:38-42, Jesus and His followers had been invited to dinner. Martha was busy getting everything ready and preparing the meal, and Mary was sitting at Jesus' feet listening to him.
Martha became indignant and wanted Jesus to tell Mary to get up and help, but He didn't. Instead, he taught Martha a lesson on distraction. He said that what Mary was doing was more important – focusing on Jesus.
Focus on Jesus…
It's hard for us to do that every waking moment of the day, isn't it. I mean, what about all the other stuff? Are we supposed to just let that all slide?
Another example in the New Testament about distractions is found in Paul's letter to the Corinthians. In 1 Corinthians 7:32-35, Paul says this:
I would like you to be free from concern. An unmarried man is concerned about the Lord's affairs—how he can please the Lord. But a married man is concerned about the affairs of this world—how he can please his wife— and his interests are divided. An unmarried woman or virgin is concerned about the Lord's affairs: Her aim is to be devoted to the Lord in both body and spirit. But a married woman is concerned about the affairs of this world—how she can please her husband. I am saying this for your own good, not to restrict you, but that you may live in a right way in undivided devotion to the Lord.
According to Paul, it would be better for people to remain single so that they are not distracted from their devotion to the Lord. Apparently this apostle knew way back then that people are easily distracted.
Lastly is the story of Peter walking on the water in Matthew 14:22-36.
In this story, Jesus comes walking on the water in the middle of a windstorm on the sea, and His disciples were afraid because they thought He was a ghost. But Peter asks Jesus to confirm that it was Him by allowing Peter to walk on the water to Jesus. So Jesus complies, and Peter begins to walk…on the water.
As Peter is walking, however, he begins to be distracted by the wind and the waves all around him and he takes his eyes off of Jesus. At this point he begins to sink, and all he can say is "Lord, save me." And Jesus does.
Distractions take many forms. They may involve family members, co-workers, work itself or even Christian duties. While I have been working on this article, I have received numerous phone calls, had several visits in my office, had to write a few emails and have had conversations on Facebook and Twitter. Distractions abound.
But we must not lose our focus. Jesus wants to be the center of our attention. It is when we are focused on ourselves and what WE must do and where WE must go that we lose sight of HIM. He created us, and, according to Jeremiah 29:11, He has great plans for us.
So shouldn't we trust Him to help us through the storms of life that so violently rage all around us? Shouldn't we be able to find peace through Jesus in the middle of the chaos?
Jesus isn't moving…
He's still right there.
Where are you?


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I have been trying to do a Pound Puppies podcast for a while and when I plan a show I like to try and immerse myself in the subject as much as I can. Because of this I have been watching older Pound Puppy stuff, but also the newer stuff, like the just released Pound Puppies: Homeward Pound.
The DVD has 5 puppy-rific episodes and a Learn to Draw Lucky bonus feature to engage a preschool audience. Yes, the new Pound Puppies, much like the ones from my youth, are built for the younger generation and I am very happy they kept that target audience. Will you as an adult be able to take much away from it? Not on the surface, but if you can appreciate a well written show with a sweet message that is well assembled with endearing character, then you will enjoy the show or at at least enjoy sharing it with someone much younger.
Don't take my work for it though, here is some footage straight from Shout! Factory.
If that is appealing to you, Do yourself a favor (or more likely the younger person in your life) and catch Lucky, Squirt, Cookie and the entire Shelter 17 gang as they find homes for wayward canine cuties. Pick up Pound Puppies: Homeward Pound on DVD.
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My life at times, most times, seems pretty mundane, but below the surface are a ton of problems coursing madly. This isn't going to be a rant post...more of an outline of things that are happening, or upcoming things happening. I just need a place to clear my thoughts, and this is the perfect place.
With college being the next step, I'm starting to realize that the real world is a lot harder than this teenage world we delude ourselves in. The teenage world is filled with petty drama (for the most part, there are exceptions to everything), amazingly fun times, and school deadlines. Put a few fillers in between those main things, and you basically have what being a teen is like. As if anyone could forget. But coming out from that is like a brick to the face. There is no easy transition from teen world to adult world. There are no definite steps on how to make it easily from one stepping stone to the next. I'm currently in the middle of these steps, one foot on each, and I'm so reluctant to take my foot off my old spot...but at the same time I want to see what the world look likes from this new shiny spot. Even if the shiny spot is way more slippery.
Lots of adults in these past weeks have been telling me "this is how it is". I've been complaining because I can't get a hold of people for college. And now I've got issues with getting money back from one college, and its like...I just want something to go my way. Because it really hasn't been going my way for quite sometime. The good thing is that I'm a resilient person. I can get knocked down, I'll take a few seconds to take what's been thrown at me, and then I get back up to try again. I've been doing this so much that I'm tired. I don't know how much longer I can keep getting up. What with college problems, trying to get a job, growing up in general...no one has the rules to life. No one has the exact booklet of how to make it. It's something you have to learn, it's something you have to yearn as you grow and you get these secrets whispered in your ear. It gets harder at the same time it gets easier. It is way too different from magical teen land. I'm just trying to cope with it one deep breath at a time.
On a happier note, prom is so close! This Sunday! The next few days are going to be filled with excitement. Saturday I go get my nails done, and then Sunday is the big day. I get my hair done by a friend I know, get all dolled up...and then ride in a limo to the magical place our class rented for the night. I don't have a date, and I don't need one! I can create special moments without someone hanging from my arm, especially with my wonderful friends at my side. I plan to laugh, to dance, to smile and enjoy this time as a kid. Because that night that is what we will be celebrating. Our freedom to still be a kid, even if we're so close to crossing that bridge to adulthood. I feel sad, and yet at the same time the feeling of so close is overwhelming.
I'm also super excited for summer. I want sun, i want Popsicle, i want to sleep in, i want to have random days of friends coming over, I want the days all to myself. Summer offers this all and more. I love the flowers, I love the sun (not always the heat), I love the sparkling water, the white puffy clouds and the birdsongs.
I guess everyone feels this overwhelming sensation at times. But the key to it is to remember there are good things waiting on every corner, no matter what dark street you seem to be walking.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
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This great classic brings Doris Day and Rock Hudson together for the first time. Pillow Talk is about playboy songwriter Brad Allen's (Rock Hudson) succession of romances which annoy his neighbor, interior designer Jan Morrow (Doris Day), who shares a telephone party line with him and hears all his breezy routines. After Jan unsuccessfully lodges a complaint against him, Brad sets about to seduce her in the guise of a sincere and upstanding Texas rancher. When mutual friend Jonathan (Tony Randall) discovers that his best friend is moving in on the girl he desires, however, sparks fly. Admission is FREE and we'll provide the popcorn! Where: New Hampshire Telephone Museum 1 Depot Street Warner, NH 03278 603-456-2234 When: Friday, October 28th at 6:30 pm - approx. 9:00 pm Cost: FREE! Looking for more information? Give us a call [603-456-2234] or "Like" us on Facebook for more details on this event and all upcoming events.
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Dr. Vivian Bosque
Florida Foreign Language Association
2615 Silver River Trail
Orlando, FL 32828
Dear Dr. Bosque,
On behalf of the 106 members of the Joint National Committee for Languages and the National Council for Languages and International Studies (JNCL-NCLIS), I write today to express our support for the Miami Dade County Community Forum on Bilingualism and Biliteracy. The implementation and advancement of sustainable programming in world languages begins at the local and state levels, and this Forum is a solid example of the kind of conversations that bring about these changes.
Languages are an essential component of 21st century skills. They are vital to global security, and increasingly important to our economic growth, as the language industry – itself a sector worth $15b annually that employs more than 200,000 Americans – leverages more than $1.5T in US trade. In terms of job growth, a recent survey by Michigan State University and the National Council for Languages and International Studies showed that 11% of American mid- and large-size companies are seeking college graduates with language skills, and that 14% have lost business due to a lack of these skills. These graduates are needed to work in increasingly global and diverse workplaces and to develop products and services for multilingual and multicultural markets here and abroad. More importantly, using a second language on at least a weekly basis correlates with a broad range of cognitive and educational advantages, such as adaptability, "soft skills," and other traits that American companies find highly desirable in their workforces.
Miami-Dade County is in a unique location to integrate languages more widely into k-12 educational programming. With a Hispanic population over 60% as well as representation from numerous other world languages, Miami-Dade County is better-positioned to embrace dual-language immersion than many other places in the U.S. Dual-language immersion confers immense cognitive, educational and social benefits on the individual and has even been shown to close achievement gaps for English Language Learners. This education model has an equally positive impact on native English speakers.
By holding discussions at the local level such as this Forum, residents of Miami-Dade County are ensuring the best possible means of encouraging bilingualism and biliteracy in the community. JNCL-NCLIS is proud to lend its voice in support and will happily answer any questions.
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Clean Diesel: The End of Clink! Clatter!! Clash!!! Smelly! Smokey!!
Big, smoke belching 18 wheelers and heavy duty trucks? Yes. Cars? No! At least not yet, but wait … there's more, much more automotive retailers need to know about what their showrooms will sell and their service areas will repair and service in the near future.
Diesel cars have not sold especially well in the U.S., except to the very, very environmentally concerned. R.L. Polk, a leading data compiler has noted sales of diesel vehicles are up some 40 percent to 543,777 units, but that only amounts to 3.4 percent of all cars sold in America. J.D. Powers and Associates is predicting diesel sales may triple to 10 percent by 2015.
There is a persistent disease in the U.S., known to the automotive psychological experts as "diesel knowledge deficiency." It is a disease, which I hope to argue has severely disenfranchised the American consumer of high quality and ultra performance automobiles.
So, what's the big deal about diesels?
Perhaps surprisingly to some, diesel engines, while invented and patented in 1892 by Rudolf Diesel, were not used in passenger vehicles until 1936 when Mercedes-Benz introduced the 260D, the world's first production diesel car. Until then, diesel engines – which were big, bulky and difficult to start in cold weather – were used in heavy trucks, steamships, freighters and similar equipment.
After the war, technological improvements and innovations were added to the diesel by Mercedes and in the 1970's large volume production of diesel-powered passenger cars commenced. Today, more than 50 percent of all vehicles sold in Europe are diesel-powered. Over half! In the U.S, just 3.4 percent.
Basic question: what makes a diesel different from the engine under the hood of most cars and light trucks in the America today?
Without resorting to a lot of tech-talk or a lengthy and possibly boring statement, it will suffice to say the diesel gets power faster without an electric sparkplug – it uses compression to ignite the fuel – and, thus, does not require a fuel with a high ignite or combustion factor. Admittedly, that is over-simplification, but when reviewed by a Mercedes-Benz person I was reassured, "That is accurate." In fact, diesel engines are so flexible they can run on vegetable oil. If you don't believe me, check out this video featuring movie diva Daryl Hannah who only drives biodiesel. For those who want a more comprehensive and understandable explanation and demonstration visit www.howthingswork.com or click here for a complete demonstration of how diesel engines work.
Generally, diesel engines are more effective, efficient, economical and, eventually, environmentally acceptable than the more familiar internal combustion engine. They get 20 to 30 percent better fuel economy, which results in roughly a 20 to 30 percent reduction in the emissions of carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (C02) and hydrocarbon gases.
Why all the news, information and conversation about diesels now?
Many factors, facts and fallacies have contributed to diesel news: among them –the global warming phenomenon; state emissions controls and regulations; the soaring cost of oil per barrel and, subsequently, gas per gallon; lingering perceptions of diesel engines; more vehicles on the road; the depletion of natural resources; governmental action or inaction; court cases, including the U.S. Supreme Court case that opened this week, and Al Gore's notwithstanding environmental concern.
In the U.S., stringent new regulations concerning the sulfur emissions – cleaner burning – from diesels in heavy trucks (when you're behind an 18 wheeler with a heavy load at a stop light, a gas mask is a welcome accessory) resulted in a drastically lower sulfur composition in the formulization. These big trucks may be a reason why many equate the technology with older cars and light trucks powered by diesel engines – noisy, smelly, etc. Another factor has been the limited availability of diesel fuel at service stations. But this is also about to change.
Last month, 45,000 service stations in 45 states began selling the "new and improved, ultra low sulfur" diesel fuel in response to the government's request for lower exhaust gas emissions. Not all stations have the new fuel and it will be "sometime" before the new fuel replaces the old, according to one source I spoke with.
The national average price of the new diesel fuel as this article is being written, according to the Energy Information Administration, stands at $2.567 per gallon compared to regular gasoline, which averages $2.246 per gallon. In 2009 – just three short years away – an even tougher, tighter fuel composition regulation will be instituted.
Additionally and significantly, this new diesel fuel formula has resulted in significant re-engineering for "cleaner" diesel engine-equipped cars destined to be sold in this country. Brands including VW and Volvo that sold diesel-equipped cars have stopped selling in the U.S., but perhaps not for long.
According to various sources on both sides of the Atlantic, every car manufacturer in the U.S. and Europe has been upgrading, improving and literally re-inventing cleaner diesel engines to comply with new government regulations on emissions and diesel fuel composition. They are considering the technology a viable alternative to traditional gas engines.
While Pacific Rim nations are not yet as stringent in national emission controls, car manufactures in Asia are also hard at work on new diesel-equipped vehicles since many produce for the U.S. market or eventually hope to do so. In nations with economies – namely, Brazil, Russia, India and China – a few steps have already been taken regarding emissions, but nothing is yet significant and auto production has not become a growing economic-industry factor... yet.
Who is leading the industry in diesel innovations and technology?
Mercedes-Benz, the first car manufacturer to produce a diesel-equipped passenger car over 70 years ago, is still the highly motivated leader in diesel inventions, innovations, and improvements.
The result of the company's significant investments in time, people and resources appeared earlier this year at the North American International Automobile Show with the introduction of the BLUETEC diesel line. To borrow a phrase, "these are not your father's diesels!"
A media release stated, "Mercedes-Benz is the pioneer of a new generation of clean and powerful high-tech vehicle s with highly effective exhaust gas treatment systems that give them the potential to fulfill the most stringent emission limits in the future." And they are turbo powered too.
A few weeks ago Mercedes-Benz revealed the new passenger it was bring to America that are equipped with the new Bluetec diesel engines. The company has sold millions trucks in Europe equipped with the new engines, so they are tried and true.
Last month, Mercedes-Benz unveiled its new E320 Bluetec sedan. It accelerates from 0 to 60 in just 6.6 seconds thanks to 400 pounds of torque and earns a significant 37 mpg highway/26mpg city. The E series will be joined by four other new-Bluetech diesel-powered vehicles next year as well.
The new 2007 models are not just fully compliant with new regulations, they set the benchmark for diesel engine technology that others will most definitely strive to emulate.
On the eve of the Los Angeles Motor Show DaimlerChrysler, Audi and Volkswagen announced that they intend to establish the BLUETEC brand name as the designation for particularly clean, highly fuel-efficient passenger cars and SUVs with diesel engines. Under the shared concept of BLUETEC, each of the manufacturers involved will be working on their own technical systems for meeting the world's most stringent emission regulations.
Audi's Winning ways
NASCAR rules in the U.S., but elsewhere in the world open-wheel racing is the favorite and is gaining fans in America too. This year, Audi shook the motorsports world to its high-tech-core with a record shattering 650 horsepower V12 TDI diesel-powered race car.
The diesel-powered R10 TDI race car won every major race it entered – the legendary 24 hours at Le Mans, 12 Hours of Sebring and the American endurance called Petit Le Mans Series – for a total of seven victories in a debut season. Along the way it was named Race Engine of the Year 2006, Alternative Race Engine of the Year, clinched the Manufacturers' Championship and also won the Drivers' and Teams' titles.
At an exclusive event at the LA Auto Show, Audi revealed plans to introduce its diesel-powered vehicles in America. An Audi spokesperson informed me, "We will import diesel cars to the U.S. in 2008, but exactly when is to be determined." Currently, Audi sells roughly 50 percent of its cars in Europe with diesel engines.
Recently, Audi premiered a world first twelve-cylinder diesel engine in a passenger car, the Q7. It is a six-liter, V12 generating, 500 horsepower and 738 ft-lbs of torque beast that is reminiscent of the engine featured in the winning Audi race car. Fast? 0 to 62 in 5.5 seconds with an electronically governed top end of 155 mph. Wow! Too bad it won't be sold here … yet.
Honda's on the Diesel-powered Bandwagon
John Mendel, senior vice president for American Honda Motor, noted confidence this summer when he said, "Our diesel technology will achieve our goal of crating new value in the market. Some have suggested this will be as important a breakthrough as the Civic CVCC was in being the first to meet the U.S. Clean Air Act in the early 1970's."
Mendel's comments were followed late September by a release from Honda headquarters in Tochigi, Japan announcing the development of a "next-generation" diesel engine that reduces exhaust gas emissions to a level equal to a gasoline engine. The new engine uses a catalytic converter that enables a reduction in emissions sufficient to meet EPA requirements. The new diesel will be introduced within three years.
Toyota Is Not Resting On Its Laurels
As it turns out, Toyota is not merely focusing on hybrids. The company's acquisition of 5.6 percent of Isuzu earlier this month for $375 million will give the auto giant access to more than 800 experienced diesel engineers at Isuzu and Toyota President Katsuaki Watanabe has said he anticipates "the growth of diesel engines going forward."
According to the auto blogosphere, Toyota has another ace up its sleeve. A Land Cruiser model with a powerful diesel V8 that has been seen testing in Europe, reportedly with a 4.5 liter engine, generates with twin turbo-chargers 268 hg and 470 ft-lbs of torque. Could this be a power plant for the new Tundra trucks coming out of the new San Antonio, Texas plant?
That's a question I intend to ask next week at the reveal of the new Tundra. Stay tuned.
BMW Tells All About Their Diesel Plans
BMW too announced plans to bring diesels to the U.S. in late 2008. The German automaker has developed an enhanced concept for minimum exhaust gas emissions for this engine, which will meet the strict emissions standards in effect in California and other states. As a result, BMW will be able to simultaneously introduce these new cleaner Advanced Diesels as so-called 50 States (Bin5) models.
What's Up In Detroit?
GM has been quiet about plans for its diesel engines, but announcements should be made soon. You can bet the Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep brands will be among the first to establish a foothold with technology from its European divisions. And Ford has recently announced the development of a new regulation-compliant diesel engine.
Diesels bottom line?
Like the old movie title, The Diesels Are Coming. So, get ready. After years of literally ignoring diesel-powered vehicles, Americans will soon see more and more diesel cars and subsequently have the opportunity of benefiting from them.
The investment of countless millions of dollars, euros and yen from auto manufacturers throughout the world has resulted in a new generation of improved diesel engines … they're stealth-like silent, efficient, environmentally equitable, and, of course, meet all the new government regulations.
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"Glenn Beck will end his daily Fox News Channel program later this year.Link
His departure was jointly announced on Wednesday by Fox and Mr. Beck's company, Mercury Radio Arts. The companies said they would "work together to develop and produce a variety of television projects for air on the Fox News Channel as well as content for other platforms including Fox News' digital properties."
As expected, a senior Fox News executive, Joel Cheatwood, will join Mr. Beck at Mercury Radio Arts."
Glenn Beck being off TV (for the time being) is a win for sane people everywhere.
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When trying to figure out what to pack for vacation (short answer: as little as possible!), I'm always stumped by the problem of what book or books to bring along. Will I read this? Will I enjoy reading this? Will I enjoy reading this enough to lug it around? Does it take up too much space in my beach bag? (That last question might seem weird. Beach bags are roomy enough…unless you're hitting the sand with Kloppenberg's Toward Democracy, one of my beach reads last year. A truly wonderful book, but a bit unwieldy in a lounge chair.)
I usually end up bringing more books – or, in the case of Kloppenberg, more book – than I will find time to read in entirety while on vacation. But this time around, I managed to finish all three of the books I brought with me: Margaret Fuller: An American Romantic Life — The Public Years, by Charles Capper; Unwanted Advances, by Laura Kipnis; Lucky Jim, by Kingsley Amis.
Why those three?
I had read the first volume of Capper's biography of Fuller the week before my trip – couldn't put it down, in fact – so bringing the second volume along was an easy choice. In retrospect, it was probably an ill-advised selection for an ocean voyage. But of course I already knew how Fuller's story was going to end – the mystery was in the telling, and Capper told her life, including its wrenching ending, so wonderfully well. If you're looking for a model of how to do intellectual history via biography, read Capper on Fuller. You will go on a deep dive into the lived experience of someone who was both extraordinary and emblematic – and of course that's the key for biography as intellectual history in general, and perhaps the key for understanding Margaret Fuller in particular. It's the interplay between the utterly unique individual consciousness and the mindset(s) of a broader milieu: a life in bold relief against the currents of her time, channeling and shaping those currents even as she was shaped by them – a rock in the river, strong enough to stand out, sturdy enough to stand upon and from that slippery vantage point survey the whole.
Before this summer, I hadn't necessarily planned to read the Kipnis book, nor had I planned to not read it. There has been plenty of buzz about it, and plenty of controversy, so it was certainly on my radar screen and in my social media feeds, but that wasn't enough to move it into my Amazon shopping cart. However, when the news broke that one of the subjects in the book was bringing a defamation lawsuit against Kipnis and her publisher for (among other things) portraying said litigant as excessively litigious, I decided to buy the book and see for myself what Kipnis had done wrong or right. I just starting volume 1 of Capper's biography when the Kipnis book arrived, so I set it on the top of my "to read" pile and it was ready to hand when I started packing.
Earlier this year, after reading Stoner – good God in heaven, what a fate — I asked for some crowdsourcing help to come up with a list of more academic novels I ought to peruse. In particular, I am looking at gender in portrayals of "the professor" as a fictional character, so I asked people to offer suggestions along those lines. Several folks mentioned Lucky Jim; I ordered it a while back and stashed it for later reading. Vacation time seemed like as good a time as any.
I figured that these three books were all different enough from one another that I would enjoy the variety, and that was certainly true. Each called forth and rewarded a different kind of engagement or stance from me as a reader. But because I read them in succession (in the order listed above), and because I (and not some other person, or several other persons) read them — so that their ideas and themes and language and plots were all bouncing around at the same time in my own little acre of brainspace – I was able to see (or construe) some slight connections between them that might not otherwise have occurred to me.
In the next few blog posts, I'll talk a little bit more about each of these books and try to retrace the links I found or fashioned between them.
But for now, I'd be glad to learn what the rest of you are reading, by chance or by choice or even as a chore, over the long hot summer.
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Half the field for St. Louis is set.
In the first matchup, the upset-ridden West regional final, Louisville surged late to stun Florida by four. Full credit to the Cardinals, particularly Russ Smith (who made several big shots down the stretch in place of Peyton Siva, who had fouled out) and Chane Behanan (who had a big second half after being quiet in the first 20 minutes). But the Gators earn demerits for their lack of offensive execution in the second half and lack of poise down the stretch. Florida was red-hot from deep in the first half against the Louisville zone, but didn't adjust well when the Cardinals switched to man-to-man. And they took some bad, early shots down the stretch.
In the East regional final, Ohio State beat Syracuse in a game that managed to stay exciting despite the officials' intention, from the opening tap, to make themselves the focus of the game. The officiating was maddening and inconsistent on both ends of the floor. The Buckeyes were able to come out of a first half where they lost Jared Sullinger and Evan Ravenel to foul trouble relatively unscathed, in large part due to their own success at the free throw line. In the second half, they pulled away a bit, but the Orange kept within striking distance and actually had a late possession to take the lead. They couldn't convert, though, and the Buckeyes -- particularly Lenzelle Smith Jr. -- hit a couple of very tough shots to seal it. Syracuse was pretty much textbook in lengthening the endgame, but OSU eventually hit enough free throws to get the win.
On Sunday, Kentucky and Baylor, and then North Carolina and Kansas, will face off in an attempt to join the Cardinals and Buckeyes in the Final Four. I went to see The Hunger Games last night after the basketball action, and so I didn't get a chance to write up the rest of the Sweet 16 action. He's a quick recap, along with a couple of picks for Sunday's games.
In the Midwest, North Carolina lost an early 15-point lead and escaped Ohio in overtime. After the quick start, the Tar Heels were shaky all night on offense in their first game without Kendall Marshall. (Harrison Barnes' terrible individual game certainly didn't help.) While all the focus was on Carolina's high-powered offense, an overlooked part of Marshall's absence -- defense -- nearly cost the Heels the game. While Reggie Bullock absolutely locked up Bobcat star D.J. Cooper (who shot 3-for-20), Walter Offutt went crazy against Marshall's replacement, inexperienced freshman Stilman White. Offutt had 26 points and actually missed a free throw that might have won his team the game in regulation. Marshall isn't a great defender, but he certainly wouldn't have been the liability that White was.
In the nightcap, Kansas overcame a terrible start and a terrible finish to edge out North Carolina State. KU's Thomas Robinson and Jeff Withey won the interior battle, but some bad plays late by Tyshawn Thomas gave the Wolfpack a chance to go ahead late. And the Jayhawks dodged another late bullet up three with the shotclock off, when NC State coach Mark Gottfried drew up a complicated play for Scott Wood that required Lorenzo Brown to throw a pass all the way across the court. Brown did a decent job, but the pass was a little high and when Wood landed after catching it, his heel came down on the sideline. It was an incredibly difficult pass to make and a classic case of over-coaching.
As for a pick for Sunday's regional final. With a healthy Marshall, I think Carolina is the clear pick, but while he was a limited participant in practice on Saturday, there's certainly no guarantee that he'll be even marginally effective even if he can go against the Jayhawks. The first game without a key players is the toughest, though, and I wouldn't expect Barnes to be as terrible as he was in the Sweet 16. UNC has the front line to match up with Kansas and the Jayhawks are pretty lucky to be here after having played poorly in each of the last two games. I don't really trust either of these teams, so I'm going with my bracket pick, which is Carolina.
In the South, Xavier let itself get down early, as it had in the two previous tournament games, but unlike those wins, the Musketeers couldn't quite get all the way back. Mark Lyons played a big part of the X comeback in the second half, but as his wont, he kind of killed his own rally with a few tough possessions. Baylor proved too tough inside, led by Quincy Acy's 20 points and 15 rebounds.
In the late game, Kentucky beat Indiana 102-90, a rare college game these days not marked by limited offense. UK withstood early foul trouble to Anthony Davis and started to pull away, forcing IU's Tom Crean to play Jordan Hulls and Cody Zeller in the first half despite their own foul trouble, just to stay within reach. Fortunately, the officials decided to let the kids decide the game (unlike the refs in the Syracuse-OSU game) and Kentucky just has a little too much talent.
Baylor has a chance to win on Sunday; they have a pretty good playmaking point guard in Pierre Jackson, a deadeye shooter in Brady Heslip, and plenty of depth up front in Acy, Perry Jones III, Quincy Miller, and Anthony Jones. But I'm not about to pick against Kentucky, the most talented team left in the field and one that, after hitting 35 of 37 free throws against the Hoosiers, seems to have addressed the one thing that has prevented coach John Calipari from winning a national title up to this point.


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The ramblings of a recycled teenager, mainly about birding and other wildlife excursions.
Friday, 29 October 2010
Seeing Red
Just as I approached the A189, a Red Squirrel was foraging on the roadside. I know that they occur in the woods that run alongside the River Blyth, but the A189 slip road at Cramlington Eastlea is a fair hop from there.
My first point of call, Snab Point, was very quiet, so I went on to Druridge Pools. It was rather windy in the Budge Hide, with only a few ducks and a Heron in sight. Three drake Shovellers and two ducks were showing well amongst the Teal and Widgeons.
The other hide overlooking the marsh was even more blustery with only a Heron to see. The Oddie Hide had a good mix of ducks, a few Lapwings and a Cormorant. The only tweets in evidence as I walked to the three hides were Great and Blue Tits, Blackbirds, a Goldfinch and two Mipits.
Returning along the coast road to Cresswell I stopped off at the farm to view eleven swans. At least two where Whoopers and three were Mutes, the others were all resting head under wing. I suspect that at least two others were Whoopers.
At the north end of Cresswell Pond, there were a large number of Lapwings. I counted five hundred and twenty two, but I know that there were more hiding in the hollows. There were about fifty Golden Plovers and at least three hundred Starlings. Six Dunlins and four Redshanks completed the view.
Whilst watching the waders, a large flock of Pinkfeet flew across the horizon. There were at least a thousand and probably more than twelve hundred. Even at about two miles, their calls filled the air. They circled and settled somewhere beyond the Ashington/Widdrington road.
I decided to give the sea at Cresswell another go on the return lap. A few Gannets were circling in the distance. There was a flock of at least forty Scoters. Counting diving ducks on a rough sea is a very inexact science! I watched them on and off for half an hour, hoping to pick out my first UK Velvet, but they remained on the water just too far away to pick out eye patches.
Oh! I almost forgot to mention a record nine Greenfinches on our black sunflower feeder at the same time. There were also two Chaffinches, three Coal Tits, two Blue Tits and a pair of Great Tits hopping between the feeders. I have previously mentioned the Coal Tits hoarding seed. If we didn't mow our lawn, or have pet rabbits grazing it, it would be covered in Sunflowers from seed burried, apparently totally randomly, by our industrious trio.
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The Red Squirrle is probably from the small population in East Cramlington NR, I haven't seen them there myself but I know people who have.ReplyDelete
Thank you, that's interesting. There are obviously corridors of cover on both sides of the road from East Cramlington, although both the East Cram NR and East Hartford/Blyth options involve crossing significant distances without much cover.ReplyDelete
Back in May I had a Red Squirrel come through the marshy field at West Hartford and head towards the River Blyth, presumably to join the RS population there.ReplyDelete
From the direction that it was travelling either the Squirrel had wandered away from the riverside, explored the surrounding area and come back, or travelled from the nearest other RS stronghold (E Cramlington NR or Arcot).
This means that either way Red Squirrels don't seem to be phased by moving away from there comfort zone perhaps in search of food.
The other more worrying thought is that they are being driven out by Grey Squirrels.


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In the eternal battle to make food more Instagrammable, there may be a new camp to root for.
Death to rainbow food. We're tired of it. Let us welcome a new era – an era of galaxy food.
Galaxy food is any type of food – doughnuts, macarons, cakes, whatever – decorated to look like a photograph of space. And yes, it's totally out of this world.
The technique has actually been around for a while, but galaxy food is now rising up to take the 'most Instagram-friendly food' crown from the rainbow madness that's swept the globe.
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Bye bye rainbow food. Your reign is over.
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KARACHI/ISLAMABAD: Pakistan International Airlines proudly hosted the first ever "In-Flight Jam" featuring popular music sensation Momina Mustehsan in attempts to celebrate the 70 glorious years of Pakistan today, on the 13th of August 2017.
A soulful and spirited performance for Independence Day celebrations by the multi-talented artist was thoroughly enjoyed by the passengers on the domestic flight assigned to travel the distance from Karachi to Islamabad, according to the statement issued by the national flag-carrier.
When the crew and Momina, accompanied by musicians Haroon and Sharoon, set the plan in motion and commenced the jam, passengers on the flight were pleasantly surprised and taken aback.
PIA made history today, indeed, with Momina Mustehsan singing in the skies to celebrate the momentous occasion of Pakistan's Independence which marks 70 whole years today.
The entire experience was tremendously unique for PIA, the passengers as well as Momina herself.


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In category #1, millionaires have their shoes repaired and or restored. 70% of millionaires repair their shoes. They buy refinished furniture, which means that they buy used and have it repaired 48%. Or they buy new, once the furniture looks old, they don't buy new furniture. They simply repair it. And instead of buying new clothes millionaires have it altered or mended 36%.
In category #2, in summer time millionaires raise the thermostat in their air conditioner, 57%. At home they switch long distance calls companies 49%. Also, millionaires plan and pay off their home mortgages faster than schedule 48%.
In category #3, millionaires have the shopping list made before shopping 71%. They use discount coupons. Millionaires choose to buy top rated appliance and motor vehicles 44%. And when they got everything that was on the shopping list they go home 36%.
In category #4, millionaires are working with discount brokerage firms to save money 25%. And they buy household supplies in bulk at warehouses 49%.
The % is out of all millionaires in US.