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PARISH COUNCIL: Any organisations in the parish seeking grants from the parish council in this financial year, for payment in January 2016, should send their applications to the clerk by October 31, phone her on 01435 831653 for details of what is required.
COFFEE AND WINDMILLS: The windmill at Windmill Hill will the focus for fund raising at Coffee and Company on Thursday morning at Osborne House Community Room between 10am and Noon. There will be a raffle, bring-and-buy, cakes etc as well as coffee and company. Coffee and Company is open each Thursday during the year. A cheque for £250 was sent to Demelza Hospice for Children in September.
PROMISES AUCTION: The annual auction of promises held jointly by Children of Gambia Services and the Dunn Village Hall will be on Saturday October 17 at 7.15pm in the hall. The Gambian project was set up in 2007 and provides education, a meal a day, and basic medical assistance for children aged 3 to 7 years in rural locations in The Gambia, and the village hall is familiar to us all and always needs regular maintenance and repair.
There is still time to donate promises of services, admission tickets to attractions or specific items for the auction. Donors will of course be able to display promotional literature for their firm or organisation, and provide links from the COGS website and Facebook page. Contact Nina on 07701045887, for more details and offers of items.
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DOWNEY - Hoping to deter unsolicited filming and photography of grave stones and monuments, the Downey Cemetery District updated its filming policy last month prohibiting anyone from recording inside the cemetery without a permit. While the district already requires a permit for commercial filming, district administrator Arlene Salazar says recent concerns motivated district trustees to clarify the policy's language.
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Oh haaay.
So many things we should talk about. When you haven't blogged since May (seriously, May? I am such a slacker), so many things have come up like: Theo almost being a year old, our new favorite drama "This Is Us," our new least favorite drama The Presidential Election, me going back to work next week, all my opinions on everything, and the fact that I am now a permanent resident of Canada!
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Theo is 11 months old and will be walking very soon. He is smiley and funny and very often joyful. He's a little too needy at times (aren't we all), and he has a bad habit of throwing all of the food I try to feed him onto the floor, but other than that, he's the cat's pajamas. He has about five-ish teeth and enjoys using them to bite me on the hand or leg. He has been known to say Mama and Dada and Achoo when he feels like it. He loves waving, although lately his wave has turned into more of a salute (not in a good way — think Germany in the 30s. Just because he's blue-eyed and has become blonde, his views have apparently gone wonky).
As many of you probably know, being a mom is weird. It is wonderful and hard and dumb and the best and terrible and beautiful all in about five minutes. I love Theo in a very different and more powerful way than I have ever loved anybody — my instinct is to protect him and care for him and comfort him. But sometimes he also bores me to death because I can only read that book about driving boats and combines across Canada so many times.
I am going back to work on Monday after my year of maternity leave. Seriously, I so appreciate this about Canada. I couldn't have imagined going back to work when Theo was 6 weeks. I probably would have just stayed home with him, but I know not everyone has that luxury. But after a year, we are so much more settled, and I'm so much more confident in him, and it'll be good. And to make it even better, I am only working mornings, and Andrew is only working afternoons this year. So we don't have to do any daycare, we each get to spend quality time with Theo, and we each get to do some things we enjoy at work! I am very grateful for how this has turned out!
Speaking of gratefulness, I became a Canadian permanent resident this month!
We were expecting to have to wait at least another 6 months, but we got approved early. So, just to explain: I am still an American citizen. I am not a Canadian citizen. I am a permanent resident/landed immigrant/have a green card. This means that I am allowed to live and work anywhere in Canada, I have permanent healthcare, I have a normal social security number, etc. I basically can do everything except vote in Canadian elections. I am so happy that this process is done (it took two years and lots of money), but now I am settled and don't have to stress when I go through customs!
So, I can't vote in Canadian elections, but I do still get to vote in American ones. Goody. Just a couple of words on the thing we are over: the election. Over it.
I have been pretty vocal on Facebook about my dislike of Trump. I also dislike Clinton and will not vote for her. I don't trust her, I think she's a Shady McShadester, and I also hate her position on abortion. The reason I've been harsher about Trump is very related to my faith. Many of the Christians I am Facebook friends with are not considering voting for Clinton. But they might consider voting for Trump. I've just been so discouraged and frustrated with some leaders in the Christian community who have supported Trump when, if he were a Democrat, they would use every single thing about him (his multiple divorces, his affairs, his language, his bigotry, his sexist behavior, his flip-flopping) as reasons to denounce voting for him. But because they hate Clinton, ignoring all those things or calling them old news (although apparently Bill's decades-old affairs aren't old news), seems to be just fine. The hypocrisy astounds me. But, the argument goes, Clinton has done this and that and this as an elected official! True. Don't vote for her. Trump probably will do this and that and this as an elected official as well. He's never been one. Don't give him a chance.
In my mind, both Trump and Clinton go against anything the Bible might have to say about leaders, wisdom, integrity or righteousness in any sense of the word. We are not electing a pastor, but we are electing a leader and can I really trust either of these people to stay true to any of their promises, lead with integrity or represent America well? Answer: no. Now, I know one of them will win. But I honestly don't see a lesser of two evils here. And I also refuse to vote out of fear. I have been reading through the prophets in the Bible lately, and there is so much about poor leadership, but most importantly, about my responsibility to live a righteous life with the help of the Lord, no matter what the culture around me is doing. He is the one whose holiness I fear. So, I will send in my absentee ballot, and I will choose a presidential candidate, but you better believe it will not be Clinton or Trump. End scene.
Moving on to something that brings us joy instead of gloom: This Is Us!
Is this everyone's new favorite drama in replacement of Parenthood? If not, it needs to be. As I watched the first episode, I was loving it anyway, but then I got to the end and my mind was blown, and you know how I love me some episodes that remind me (even in the smallest sense) of Lost. It's just the best of both worlds. Please get to watching.
Well someone is standing up in his crib and acting like it's the end of the world. (He was sweetly asleep one second ago.) I had better get going.
How are all of you? I will try to blog again before the Ivanka/Chelsea election of 2024.
Love you all!!
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December 15, 2016 at 10:05 am
Hey Denise- Theo is just the cutest 🙂 I hope your back-to-work transition goes smoothly. A year of maternity leave is really amazing. Can you please email me your address? email@example.com. As always, if you're going to be in town at all and have some time, I'd love to see you. Take care and stay warm 🙂 – Erin


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I love years when Christmas falls midweek. It ensures the maximum amount of disruption to everyday life. And really, isn't that what the holidays are about?
I love years when Christmas falls midweek. It ensures the maximum amount of disruption to everyday life. And really, isn't that what the holidays are about?
A Tuesday Christmas isn't as excellent as a Wednesday or Thursday Christmas, but still works nicely.
The good news is because there was only one day between the weekend and Christmas, more people this year got Christmas Eve off. The Workforce Institute, in a survey released last week, found 38 percent of full-time employees surveyed were planning on taking Christmas Eve off this year.
The bad news is the survey didn't even bother to ask about the day after Christmas — although 26 percent did say they were taking off the whole week.
Christmas Plus 1 is celebrated as Boxing Day, a full-fledged, take-the-day-off holiday in most of the English-speaking world. It's that way in Canada. It's that way in Great Britain and Australia. And really, it's an excellent idea. If only for wringing out another shopping day out of a sluggish economy.
But I think of Boxing Day as Parents' Christmas. The point in the holiday calendar when people with kids can catch their breath, kick back and experience the holiday.
When my children were small, everything between Thanksgiving and Christmas was a blur. This means any Christmas memories I might have from those years were formed either on the day after Christmas or simply reconstructed from photographs. I'm hardly alone.
Which makes it feel wrong that we're a be-here-all-the-earlier-next-morning-Cratchit! kind of society.
Sure, given that the commercial buildup to Christmas started in August, I can appreciate some people's desire to declare things over and done at the stroke of midnight Christmas Day. Holiday weariness. It's endemic.
Still, the day after Christmas has its own charms.
It's the day when some assembly is required. When Lego is built according to the instruction sheet. When batteries are located. When the back-stories of gifts are revealed. That's hard to do on a working day.
It's a day to bully young people into standing in front of Christmas decorations. Something you should have done on Christmas but everyone was running around and that was impossible. It takes a second day to wear them down.
It's a day when you can actually study the photos on the Christmas cards and posted on Facebook so you can wonder at how impossibly old those people had become.
It's the day to try out clothing that arrived under the tree to see if it's really something that you could actually wear without exciting a lot of public comment or even ridicule.
A lot of that happens during Christmas that needs time to try on for size.
In "A Christmas Carol" the spirits do their work in one night. That's not nearly enough for mortals.


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Condé Nast's fifth Fashion Rocks event was hardly devoid of well-dressed men: Valentino, Justin Timberlake (who's fashion-savvy has become a matter of debate…well, for me anyway,) Gossip Girl's Chace Crawford (who's rumoured to have scored an up-coming VMAN cover.) My point is that, for a menswear designer, Michael Bastian more than held his own in this pantheon of celebs.
I love his vintage-looking blazer as well as his loafers and with an open shirt and a pair of well-tailored grey shorts, he is a vision of relaxed but high-fashion cool.
Notice the subtle pocket-square (an emblem of any well-dressed male) and devour this style inspiration.
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Brightest Flashlight, an Android app that turns your handset's LED camera flash into a flashlight, is a free download that has been downloaded 50 to 100 million times. It is also an app that made money not just through legitimate ads, but also by covertly selling geolocation data and device ID information to third-party advertisers. The Federal Trade Commission caught wind of the app's antics back in December, with the FTC and the app's developer, GoldenShores Technologies, arriving at a settlement that's nothing more than a slap on the wrist.
The terms, which are now final, disallow GoldenShores and owner Erik Geidl from collecting location data unless they explicitly state how and why they're obtaining it, and who will receive the information. This will likely appear in the form of a warning message as soon as you open the app.
In addition, for any data collected, they must keep records for FTC inspection and, if Geidl decides to start up a new business, he must tell the FTC about it in the next 10 years. Finally, any data collected up until now must be deleted within 10 days.
As for fines, there won't be any. According to the FTC, because Brightest Flashlight is a free app, it did not seek to impose fines. Its justification in not doing so is faulty at best, since it ignores the fact that Geidl most likely earned income from selling geolocation data.
The unethical nature of it all should have been enough for Geidl to be fined, but the FTC instead did the equivalent of a finger wagging. The ruling certainly reads stern enough, but it doesn't amount to a real punishment. We understand that app developers who have their apps available for free need to make money in some fashion, but this is not the way to do it.


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This 23-Ton Star Wars X-Wing Is the Largest Lego Model Ever Built
The world's largest Lego model, a 45,000-pound Star Wars X-Wing starfighter, is just sort of sitting in New York's Times Square right now.
It was assembled by a team of 32 people over the course of 17,000 man-hours in Kladno, Czech Republic, on what one assumes was the world's largest living-room floor. The X-Wing comprises 5.3 million Lego bricks, some 2 million more than the previous title-holder, a robot at Minnesota's Mall of America. At 43 feet from front to back, it's actually two feet longer than than the fictional X-Wing that Luke Skywalker flew into battle in the original Star Wars movie.
The model will remain in Times Square through Saturday before being packed up and shipped to Legoland in Carlsbad, California.
"It has a steel infrastructure that's built to the seismic code for Carlsbad," master builder Erik Varszegi told Businessweek. "It's really the same design as the retail set, but at 42 times the scale."
The White House last year staunchly refused to build a Death Star despite a popular online petition to do so, citing budget constraints and an estimated cost of roughly $850 gajillion. But perhaps someone could at least build a life-size Lego Death Star so the Lego X-Wing will have something to blow up. Everyone knows the best part of playing Legos is at the end when you crash them into each other and send the pieces flying all over the room.
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I mean, their coming back;)
Jack and Johrel have just came back from abroad with many sweets!!
Jack was in Korea for more 2 weeks to attend his sister's wedding ceremony.
Yuri : How's your vacation?
Jack: I ate meats too much and don't want to have them for a while...
Johrel had stayed in Cebu island for a week after Tokyo marathon.
Yuri: You didn't get a suntan at all!
Johrel: I put on a heavy layer of sun block☆
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good morning
It's just past midnight here so I can technically call it (early) morning. I try to take the whole weekend off to do things with the family, unplug more or less, and get caught up on more mundane work. Sometimes you get everything done early and it feels like I can get a jump start on the week.
I'm off to bed now but for some of you it's early morning, hope it's a good one!
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Stephen Fife, who was slated to start, was placed on the 15-day disabled list (retroactive to 4/22) with right shoulder bursitis.
Magill, 23, was my No. 6 prospect coming into the season and had a 2.84 ERA in his first 19 Triple-A innings. While he struck out 23, which was great, he also walked 14 batters. The biggest knock on him is his command/control. So far, he hasn't done much to prove the scouting reports wrong.
However, Magill did answer the critics regarding his velocity. Once considered to have a fringe-average fastball, Magill now routinely works in the low-90s and touches 94-95 MPH at times. He also boasts a knockout slider in the low-to-mid-80s and an average changeup.
His repertoire isn't the question -- it's the finer points of pitching.
Magill is going to have to learn on the fly, as the Dodgers don't have any other realistic options to fill a starting rotation spot at the moment. He isn't as ready as I'd like, but he's definitely a better option than Zach Lee, who was my No. 1 prospect coming into the season.
Magill will be the Dodgers' ninth starting pitcher of the season. This is the team's 23rd game, and this isn't how the brass planned the first month of the season. Things will eventually even out. Might as well get all the crap out of the way early rather than having to deal with it in August and September. There's no guarantee things will even out, but the Dodgers' luck couldn't possibly be this bad for a six-month stretch.
I know this: tonight's game (on MLB Network at 6 p.m.) just got a lot more interesting.
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"Let's get serious here - but not dull. You don't have to be in love with the past to be riveted by this fact-filled look at the vibrant time period some us still call the "Dark Ages," ...every page has something interesting - timelines, beautiful pictures, maps and sidebar tidbits, ...This hefty book will feed brains depleted by too many butter cookies." -St Paul Pioneer Press "This book is beautifully and lavishly illustrated with period art, architecture, documents, maps, artifacts and sculpture, as well as photographs of specific locations...a feast for the eyes...Given the scope and the beauty of its pages, this book would be ideal for the historian in the family." -Pittsburgh Post-GazetteReseña del editor:
This lyrical adventure sweeps us through time and across Europe and the Middle East, charting the lands and events of the period known as the Middle Ages. Artworks, maps, and fine photography illuminate the key events of every century, beginning with the fall of the Roman Empire in A.D. 476 and moving forward to A.D. 1500 - the beginning of the age of discovery. Vibrant text from author John M. Thompson captures the drama and intrigue of the era, exploring wars, migrations, occupations, and inventions. Three hundred illustrations - antique paintings, magnificent portraits, illuminated manuscripts, and historical documents such as "Magna Carta" and the "Domesday Book" - lend rich immediacy. More than 60 maps, among them specially commissioned illustrated presentations and a lavishly drawn crusader map from A.D. 1170, chart important routes and events including the spread of Christianity and Islam. Twelve richly illustrated spreads chronicle the amusements, clothing, feasts, science, books, animals, and other aspects of daily life in the Middle Ages. Voices of the medieval world come alive through quotations from literature, letters, and journals that have survived the passage of time. Sidebars in every chapter examine important beliefs, arts and letters, architecture, and innovations. Biographical features introduce fascinating women and men, revealing the stories behind famous names like King Arthur, whose legend is noted in medieval Welsh literature. Joan of Arc, the teenage French peasant whose infamous trial is documented word for chilling word. Charlemagne, 8th-century ruler of an empire that encompassed Western and Central Europe. Saladin, sultan of the Arab world and enemy of the crusaders, yet respected by them for his high standards of chivalry. And his foe, Richard the Lionhearted, iconic king of England who spent most of his life elsewhere. In a unique feature that helps readers trace the march of time and progress, a world-class city is highlighted to exemplify the character and developments of each century. These key urban areas include London, Paris, Barcelona, Constantinople, and Damascus. Their histories are traced on fascinating time lines that also tie in global happenings during the century, for a rich overview of world events and progress. Painstakingly designed for accuracy and ease of use, "The Medieval World" is a fine reference for libraries, schools, families, and all who find fascination in this pivotal yet mysterious era of world history.
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New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned the deadly suicide blast in Pakistan`s Lahore that killed around 50 people on Sunday evening.
"Heard about the blast in Lahore. I strongly condemn it. My condolences to families of the deceased & prayers with the injured: PM," Modi tweeted from his PMO India account.
More than 50 people were killed when a suicide bomber blew himself up on Sunday evening near the main gate of the crowded Gulshan-e-Iqbal park in Lahore, media reports said.


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Conductor/composer Craig Hella Johnson talks about his work "Considering Matthew Shepherd" that'll be performed at the Lied Center in Lincoln on February 25th. This concert is part of the Abendmusik at First Plymouth series.
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Richard Silverstein - the American blogger who says he has been given the text of a memo outlining Israel's plans for a strike on Iran's nuclear facilities - is clear about what he thinks it is.
He says it came from a senior Israeli politician - a former minister - and he describes it as a "sales pitch", used by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defence Minister Ehud Barak to try to win round sceptical members of Israel's divided inner security cabinet.
The text supplied to the BBC is just that - text.
There is no document as such and thus it is impossible to verify if it is indeed an Israeli cabinet paper of some kind. But its purpose for Mr Silverstein is clear.
He believes it was passed by a serving officer to the politician and then leaked by him precisely to alert the outside world to the scale of Israel's military plan to strike at Iran and thus to reduce its chances of ever happening.
An unprecedented public debate is underway in Israel on the wisdom of launching an attack against Iran. And this leaked document, whatever its source, and whatever its original purpose, has become an element in that debate.
'Paralyse the regime'
The document itself is striking in both the scale and scope of the military operation that it proposes.
It also employs a range of technologies, many of which we have known that the Israelis are developing, but this document suggests that they are battle-ready and fully operational.
The leaked text suggests that an Israeli operation would begin with a massive cyber attack against Iran's infrastructure, to "paralyse the regime and its ability to know what is happening within its borders".
Ballistic missiles would be fired at Iranian nuclear targets, albeit with conventional non-nuclear warheads. Cruise missiles would be fired from Israeli submarines in the Gulf.
It has long been assumed that Israel's small force of German-built Dolphin-class submarines has been adapted to fire cruise missiles, though it is not clear if these are a version of the US-made Harpoon or a derivative of the much longer range Israeli-built Popeye.
According to the text, it will not be just the main Iranian nuclear facilities that are struck, but command-and-control systems; research-and-development facilities and the residences of senior personnel in the nuclear and missile development apparatus.
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Summer Plans
I just returned from two lovely weeks in Vienna, Austria where my sister is studying abroad and doing some fascinating archaeological digs with some really cool people. I think every good trip to a distant place should have the potential to alter the way you see the world, and that's definitely been my experience in Europe and beyond. Only if a city really inflects itself in you, you will miss it even when you're home, and you will begin to feel less home at home, always remembering another somewhere and another set of someones. That's only happened to me a couple of times, and although lots of folks I encountered in Vienna were bristling cold by my Midwest standards, there was something amazing about being there, and I will carry these memories with me for a long time.
Anyhow, below are some of the tentative summer plans I have this year:
I will be taking a summer class at SCUPE this June called Building Together a Just Economy, taught by Joerg Rieger and Rosemarie Henkel-Rieger. Although I've never taken a critical race theory class, a theology class, or a class on gender/sexuality I have tried my best to self-educate in these areas, and I think I've been able to do so relatively well. However, I can't wrap my head always around the economic dynamics of oppressive systems, and I think that this course will really help me appreciate the theological resources that Islam, Judaism, and Christianity can offer when it comes to the project of tackling exploitative capitalism and building a just economic system as people of faith. I hope that I can continue to take classes in more practical pastoral areas as well, but I know that I really need to improve my economic analyses in order to do more intersectional justice work.
Privilege from a Nikkei Perspective
I had a great time teaching Adult Christian Formation last month with my congregation, St. Paul and the Redeemer, where I was part of a series of speakers addressing white racism and privilege in the church and society. We explored how to use theological and liturgical resources, as well as story and academia, in order to challenge white supremacy. I am also excited to share that SPR is where I will be fulfilling my seminary's field placement requirement this next year as a pastoral intern, which means I hope to get to do all sorts of fun things like leading Bible studies, preaching, and working with youth right here in Hyde Park.
At the e-formation conference held at Virginia Theological Seminary from June 5-8, I'll be presenting an interactive workshop on Doing Theology Online. As you may know from reading my blog or engaging with me on social media, lots of the ways I have been interested about using social media have intersected with concerns and questions about challenging power structures with marginalized theological perspectives. If you're interested in purchasing Webinar access to the conference ($89), my session and many others may be viewed from home.
However, I hope they make the video of my talk eventually free. If that's not the case and if the webinar access is too expensive for you, email me (firstname.lastname@example.com) and I'll send you my notes and slides.
I'm participating in a lot of fun things at Wild Goose this year:
- The day before the Goose, I will be facilitating a daylong pre-festival workshop with several friends and colleagues called the Racial Justice Institute. Check it out here! As an anti-racism educator, I am very excited about this gathering, and I actually think this event will be worth coming to Wild Goose itself. We have a few free tickets to give away for friends, so please let me know if you're interested.
- I'm going to be on a panel about diaspora and Asian American/bicultural identity with theologian Soong-Chang Rah and filmmaker SueAnn Shiah, which I'm getting psyched about. I have never seen many Asian American and/or Pacific Islander speakers or attendees of the festival, so this should be interesting.
- I'll be speaking to the youth participants of Wild Goose about claiming our ancestral heritages to fight racism, in a workshop called "All In God's Image: You Contain Multitudes." Only young ones allowed, but if you are an interested parent I'm happy to pass along my notes.
- I'm going to be participating in a fishbowl discussion with some fellow LGBTQ+ Christians on how to handle faithful engagement and disagreement in conversations around human sexuality and the church in a session called "Oriented to Love."
- My friend Austen and I are leading a workshop on liminality in terms of gender and race. Here's the description: Join transgender theologian Austen Hartke and Japanese American educator Kenji Kuramitsu in sharing stories of social liminality as we inhabit "betwixt and between" spaces. We'll be considering the middle grounds of race, gender, faith, and sexuality as we highlight relevant characters from scripture and throughout church history. This will be a "mixed-methods" workshop using stories as a point of departure for creating authentic and healing theology, and encouraging participants to explore and voice their own social locations.
- I'm joining worship leader (and my boss!) Gary Rand and other creatives in a Christian worship session on Friday night that will incorporate spoken word, carpentry (really), and sacrament to challenge unjust the social structures that depress and dehumanize us.
- It looks like I'll be a part of a panel with my friends AnaYelsi Sanchez, Micky Scottbey Jones, and Jim Wallis about racism in America.
The day after Wild Goose, I'm headed to Las Vegas for a week of long board meetings and fraught Robert's Rules-driven voting sessions. No, it's not for a church convention – one of the other hats I wear is serving on the National Board of Directors of the Japanese American Citizens League, working to empower young Japanese Americans. We'll be having what is shaping up to be a very interesting yearly convention as hundreds of Nikkei descend on Las Vegas.
The last week of July I am headed to Provincetown, MA to work as a staff member at COLAGE camp. This is my second year doing this, and the relationships I made last year were simply life-changing. Before I understood myself as almost anything else, I understood myself to be bad because I was queerspawn: the child of a gay parent who felt like this was a terrible secret to hide. I'm doing some teaching there: I will be presenting to high schoolers about how to disrupt white supremacy in their communities and families and co-leading a workshop to LGBTQ parents on race and parenting children of color as a queer person.
In August, I'm saving up for a plane ticket to Hawai'i, where I'll be living for the month and working with my church's diocese out there hopefully in a ministerial internship kind of placement. At the end of the month, properly tanned, I will be headed to New York City with my partner to hang out with and visit my friend Jeff.
Please do say hello and let's make sure to connect if you find yourself in Honolulu, New York City, Boston/Provincetown, Hot Springs, Las Vegas, Chicago, or Alexandria/DC when I am around. If you are feeling particularly generous and want to help supplement the travel experiences I am hoping to have this summer, please do get in touch with me (with many of these opportunities I am hoping to simply break even, and at this stage in my life generosity is always appreciated). I'll be in Chicago for around 4 scattered weeks this summer, so please get in touch if you are interested in hanging out here!


text: Hi, Sorry if this has been asked before - I've done some searching on the forum and generally out there, and so far can't quite seem to find what I'm looking for. I'm a photographer and I currently use Microsoft Windows Live Essentials Photo Gallery on my PC as my one-stop workflow for organizing and editing big albums (approx 100-500) of photos. I still use Photoshop and other advanced tools for more complicated jobs where I need finer control and detailed work. But for 99% of my general quick editing and organizing, the new MS tools are the quickest and easiest way to get the job done. I'm not looking for a batch-editing tool. Most of my edits are a simple crop (keeping original aspect ratio) and then perhaps a quick exposure/contrast/color correction - but each photo might be slightly different, so I don't just apply a single set of batch corrections to the entire album. I need the most efficient possible way to flip through every individual photo in the album, review it, decide to keep or reject it, do some quick adjustments, and then possibly dive deeper into some more advanced touch up on just a few of the photos in the album. Ideally I can do this all from a single tool, scanning through the album just once, making my workflow as quick and easy as possible. I've been thinking of moving to the iPad to do this kind of work, mainly because it would be better in terms of portability. But I don't want to lose out too much on functionality. I've had a look at some of the photo editing apps for iPad out there - some seem to offer all the core features and a lot of extras beyond what the MS tools offer. The best comparable app seems to be PhotoGene, and it does seem to offer a lot more, but still be as easy to use for the most part. But from what I have seen so far, this app and all the other similar apps I have tried seem to suffer from one fatal flaw. In the MS app I can simply start at the first photo in my album, do a quick crop/edit, and then click right-arrow, and go to the next photo, and so on. There is a counter on the window which tells me that I am at (1/100...2/100...etc). I can also hit delete to quickly remove that photo from my album, so in this way I can also do rejection as part of a single scan through my album. I would expect that the iPad apps would have something similar such as a finger-swipe to switch to the next photo, and perhaps a command to remove a photo. But so far it is not clear to me that PhotoGene or any of the other alternatives out there really has this. So it seems that in all the available apps, I need to edit a photo, save my changes, and then go back to the album, and (visually) select the next photo to edit from a set of thumbnails. This is fine when I have an album of 20 or so photos, but when I have literally hundreds, and within that, there may be a series of 10 photos that look quite similar - it is very difficult to visually select the "next" one in the series by just looking at thumbnails, and it's a real pain to do that over and over a few hundred times, just to flip through and clean up an entire album. The other key feature that I use in the MS tool is the touch up feature, which is simply dragging a box around an area to be touched up (such as a blemish) and the tool automatically figures out how to clean it up for me, and it works perfectly almost all the time. I guess the "clone" tools are the best way to accomplish this in PhotoGene, but they are slightly more difficult, which could be a pain when I need to do 10 small touch ups on a photo. So I guess what I am looking for is really the most comparable app to the Windows Live Essentials Photo Gallery, specifically with the features for moving back and forward between the album (doesn't this seem like it would be the most natural feature on an iPad, since it is a simple gesture, and is already offered by the "photo viewing" apps?), and for removing photos from the album - and perhaps with a simpler touch up feature as well. Then of course, if I can get all the more advanced features offered by something like PhotoGene, without cluttering things up and making the core features much harder to use, then thats a big bonus too. Any advice on what app might meet my needs? Or if there is no app quite like this yet, what would it take to submit the feature request to the developers of PhotoGene, for example, and what might the turnaround be on getting a new version with these features?


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How To Avoid Credit Card Blocking
What's your credit card doing behind your back? If you don't know what credit card blocking is, you should, to avoid becoming a victim of it. And you can be sure that you are going to be stuck with a huge credit card block when you're travelling, you need access to that credit and you absolutely least expect it. Bang. Now you're really stuck!
It usually plays out like this. You are travelling outside North America, you go to use your Visa debit card and you are ... gulp ... denied access.
You immediately call your bank to find out what's going on. The person on the other end of the telephone tells you that you don't have enough money in your account. "What? That couldn't be!," you say (you're always on top of your transactions).
The bank employee tells you that $500 extra was taken out of your checking account by the hotel where you recently stayed; your bank is also slamming you with several overdraft charges in the meantime.
You think this is insane, but do remember that you used your debit card at the hotel where you stayed for three nights. So you call the hotel, and you find out from the accounting department that what they did is actually very common among hotels and car rental companies: It's called credit card blocking. Unfortunately in your case, your debit card was mistaken for a credit card.
Essentially, credit card blocking is the service provider's way of guaranteeing you don't exceed your credit line before checking out of a hotel (or any other service that needs a reservation), leaving it unpaid. In doing so, the company holds onto your money, amounting to different sums, depending on how long you used the service, for up to 15 days and then replenishes it. Regardless if you had any other application for that part of your credit line during that two week (or longer) period, then you'd better figure out somewhere else to get the money as for that time it's unobtaininum!
And remember, it's not just for debit cards, as credit cards get hit just as often!
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For example, if you checked into a hotel that was $200 per night, and you stayed for five nights, then the block would likely be at least $1,000. Plus, hotels and rental car companies often include what are considered additional estimated "incidental charges" for food, beverages or gasoline. Just try renting a car in Europe. For a $75 one day rental, some rent a car companies will block over $3,000 on your credit card for as long as three weeks!
Be especially aware of rental car companies which are based outside North America as they are generally rapacious and avaricious. They will try to hit you with as much as $50 a day in additional insurance coverage. Should you wisely refuse to pay those atrocious insurance premiums then if you park that car somewhere that it gets a mild "keying" type scratch on one door panel, you will see at least $3,000 vanish from your credit card balance... and not due to a block, but to pay for the damage! Where are these rental car companies getting their bodywork done? At Tiffany's?
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Red Rocks is located in Red Rock Canyon National Recreation Area, just minutes outside of Las Vegas, NV. Red Rocks offers over a thousand single and multi-pitch for climbers of all abilities. Climbing ranges from sport-climbing to long, traditional-climbing on routes involving cracks, flakes, and varnished edges. The routes range from easily approached climbs at single-pitched crags, to multi-pitch routes with lengths up to Grade IV (those requiring all day or possibly an overnight for a slower party), and provide you with many different types of adventure.
We operate in Red Rocks through a special permit that allows us 2, five-day visits each year. We normally offer one trip in the spring - usually in April, and the other trip we offer in the fall - usually in November or December; allowing you to extend your climbing season when many other areas get too cold.
Red Rocks offers many great routes, and we offer a low climber-to-guide ratio to allow our guests the opportunity to climb as many routes as they can. Some of the classics you may climb with us out there are:


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As of 2016, Aon Hewitt gets generally low satisfaction ratings from customers. Yelp reviews for the Illinois headquarters are generally negative, with an average rating of one star. A Yellow Pages review for the same office also gives a one star rating, with the reviewer complaining of receiving wrong information.
Yelp reviewers for Illinois-based Aon Hewitt generally give a one or two star rating to the company. Some customers complain of call centers with long hold times and representatives that are poorly trained. Others mention issues with payments not being received or problems with simple administrative procedures. A reviewer is unhappy about the unprofessional manner of some of the staff.


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Welcome to the Calaveras County Human Resources Benefits page. Calaveras County offers a comprehensive benefits package to regular full-time and part-time employees who work at least 20 hours a week. We offer a competitive benefits package to meet the needs of all employees and their family members.
County Contribution towards Medical Insurance for employees:
Cash - In - Lieu (CIL) of Medical Insurance: Employees may opt out of medical insurance coverage and receive $300 per month. Employee must provide proof of current medical coverage under another plan. Employees electing to take CIL will be eligible to receive dental and vision at no cost for themselves and dependents.
Anthem Blue Cross PPO plans with an Out Of Area plan for some remote locations. Members of DSA may chose any of the three plans.
Incentive Plan 80/20 with $500 individual / $1000 family deductible
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FORMER Tottenham Hotspur star Christian Ziege has revealed how he almost died following an injury he picked up playing for Spurs.
Just months after playing in the 2002 World Cup final defeat against Brazil, the Germany international suffered a thigh problem in the 2-2 draw with Charlton Athletic.
The left wing-back was even sent off in that clash after he received a second bookable offence in injury time, but that was the least of his concerns.
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In an exclusive interview to Four Four Two, he said: "I was close to dying.
"I got a knock on my thigh. It wasn't a big kick but my leg swelled up really badly after the match. I was in massive, massive pain.
"My wife told me to call the doctor but it was Boxing Day and I said, 'I can't call him now.'
"My wife called him and he said we have to look at the pressure inside the leg and I should go to hospital.
"They operated on me, and I can't remember too much about the next few days because they put me on a lot of medication.
"They told me if we'd left it another 30 or 45 minutes, they would have had to cut off the leg as otherwise I would have died.
"It was so scary and I had to have another operation five months later because the muscle was dead.
"They had to take it out and I had to start again."
The Euro 1996 winner would only make one Premier League fixture over the next 13 months, and his playing time was cut short when David Pleat replaced Glenn Hoddle in charge.
Not only was Ziege a fan favourite during his time at White Hart Lane, but he also picked up two Bundesliga championship's with Bayern Munich as well as a UEFA Cup winners medal, and clinched the Serie A crown with AC Milan.
In addition to that, he was part of the Liverpool side that clinched the treble in the 2000/2001 season, where they won the League Cup, FA Cup and the UEFA Cup.


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Name: B-MACHINA
Title: Eine Seltsame Reise Durch Die Nacht ('A Strange Trip Through The Night')
Format: 5" CDr released in 2008 on Hugin's own W.A.R. Productions label (no catalogue reference). This version has the disc in a black paper envelope, sandwiched between various colour card inserts and housed in a clear plastic wallet. A business card size inlay accompanies the disc and shows the edition number. There is also an 'ultra-limited edition' version of this release, which came with a bonus white t-shirt.
Edition: 44 hand-numbered copies, of which the first 5 constitute the die-hard version.
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01. Eine Seltsame Reise Durch Die Nacht 79.55
"What a long, strange trip it's been", Robert Hunter (of Grateful Dead fame) once said, and whilst he wasn't residing on Planet B-Machina at the time (and very probably wasn't entirely fully resident on Planet Earth at the time either, come to think of it) it's a fitting sort of introduction to this accomplished yet indescribable B-Machina release.
One of Hugin's own releases, and done at around that time when the format for W.A.R. Productions CDs was becoming consistent in its use of postcards, magnets and business card inlays (see also, for example, Ceremony of Innocence and other B-Machina releases of this period). Some of the larger cards advertise contemporary B-Machina releases, whilst some promote the band itself. Present on this release is Max, who you will remember adds a flourish of acoustic guitar to the otherwise predominantly industrial machinations of the band's music (and Nazgul uses that word in its broadest context!).
Now, with the best will in the world Nazgul isn't going to sit down and try to explain every boom, whoop and whallop that this nigh-on 80 minute demo presents to the listener. Not only would you be utterly fed up with him trying to do so, it's an almost impossible task given the sheer scale of the piece and it's peculiarities of sound and structure. It's hard enough putting congent thoughts down about 4 or 5 minute B-Machina tracks, let alone a magnum opus like this. Is it any good, you might reasonably ask - well, yes, it is but let's be honest: you do have to be in the mood for this sort of endeavour (or be prepared to have it wafting around in the background like some strange subliminal experiment) as it's hardly the sort of music that you'll be humming along to. The sheer length of the piece makes it a rather intimidating experience too - it is a long, strange trip when all is said and done, so in terms of fulfilling the brief in the title you can't fault the chaps on this one.
Nazgul had held back from posting this release on Honour and Darkness as it was until very recently the only B-Machina/Bonemachine item left in his collection that remained unreviewed. In the last month or so, however, no less than 4 new items have been identified and gathered into the Castle library (something of a miraculous volume given the paucity of remaining items left out there to find) so that's good news all round! One of these 4 items is a controversial release that will stir up some arguments and debate previously voiced on these pages, so keep your eyes peeled for that one...
All of which leads us to Nazgul's trivia question for the day: what is white, has one eye, and accelerates to 81mph (130kph) in approximately 1.8 seconds to a maximum height of 207ft (63m) whilst pulling 4.7G? You're baffled, you say?


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I love all sorts of dumplings: boiled, steamed, and pot stickers. Just about any dumplings would make my stomach happy.
Last week, I was craving for some dumplings and decided to make some kimchi dumplings, using the leftover kimchi in my fridge. Oh boy, what a great combination by combining the traditional filling (I used ground pork) with kimchi and Korean sweet potato noodles. The dumplings were delicious as always, but with a tint of spiciness from the kimchi…so scrumptious, addictive and I couldn't stop eating them.
For the dumplings, I made them potstickers style. First, I make the dumplings using store-bought dumpling wrappers and then slowly fill each wrapper with the filling, then fold and pleat them into the beautiful shape you see on the pictures here.
Kimchi dumplings are super delicious and the recipe is easy to follow. Add some Korean flavors into your regular dumplings and enjoy!
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The ongoing economic crisis has driven many to wonder how our government is spending money. Although a great deal of money has been spent on war in the past decade, some citizens have been convinced by conservative politicians, many of whom are profiting from war and oil through business deals, that money is being squandered on social welfare programs to assist the poor. Because of this, the poor have become scapegoats for many of the country's financial problems. In this context, there is a war on the poor.
There is no war on the poor. The poor have many opportunities to bring themselves out of their circumstances if they would just take the risk. There are many avenues for the poor to get extra education and training that are not being used as much as they should be. Also I believe that in order for a family to break out of being poor it may take a few generations to accomplish. If every generation strives to do greater than the last the families situation would turn around.


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ENB group wants Sweep Team back
THE East New Britain Transparency Advisory has called on Prime Minister Peter O'Neill to reinstate the Task Force Sweep Team and its chairman Sam Koim.
Chairman Patrick Varagat also urged national leaders to exercise true leadership qualities and refrain from arbitrary decision making processes and place more importance on consultation and the rule of law.
He also called on East New Britain national parliamentatians to publicly state their positions to the people of ENB on where they stand on the current political situation as their people who had mandated them have the constitutional right to know.
In a statement, Mr Varagat said due to the current political turmoil, the quest for autonomy for East New Britain Province should be accorded more importance and further called on provincial leaders at all levels to stand together and demand from the national government, autonomy for East New Britain.
He also said they will not be organising any protest march over the current political events in Port Moresby but added that they supported the peaceful march in Port Moresby and the issues raised by leaders of the march.
Mr Varagat said ENB Transparency Advocacy believes that the issues were now being dealt with through established processes by various institutions such as the government, judiciary, Ombudsman Commission, police and the Attorney General office.
He said he had been pressured to organise a protest march in East New Britain but since the issues were now being dealt with by those institutions, there was no compelling cause for them to organise their people to be involved in any protest


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