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I grew up being pretty savvy about the Revolutionary War, living in Massachusetts. But I know very little about the Civil War. So, please forgive me if you already heard this story. And from the number of blogs out there about this particular person, I have a feeling he is well-known to many. I first learned about this man's story when corresponding with a fellow named Kevin Frye who lives near Andersonville and is an expert on the subject. I wrote to him some months back when I first found out about Salem. Kevin will take anybody on a free, behind the scenes private tour of the Andersonville site, with his golf cart providing transportation for 5 people. He will bring you to the grave(s) of your ancestors and will do it all for the asking, plus any tips you might find appropriate, he added. Some day I may just take Mr. Frye up on his offer as I would really like to visit Andersonville and find Uncle Salem's grave.
First in Kevin's email to me, and then again when I was doing research for last week's blog, I came across this fellow's story.
In Terryville, Connecticut, about 40 miles from Coventry where my Uncle Salem was born, a family by the name of Atwater lived. The father, Henry, made his living as a stone mason, but was also a school teacher and the local Justice of the Peace. He was a well-respected member of the little town and expected his children to earn their own respectable places in society. The third born of eight, his son Dorence, was a quick learner and as a young teenager of thirteen was already working as a clerk in a local store and in the post office.
But, war had broken out in the 1860s and Dor was eager to serve. At barely 16 years old he went off to war without consent of his parents. Lying about his age, he enlisted with the 2nd Connecticut. He became a regimental clerk for his unit, but while on horseback delivering a dispatch to his general, just a few days after the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863, Dorence was taken prisoner by the enemy. In his coat pocket he had the letter he had just received advising him of his mother's death. How distraught he must have been, such a young boy, far from home, having just learned of his mother's passing and now in the hands of the enemy.
At first Dorence was held at Bell Isle Prison where he became quite ill with diarrhea and scurvy. After a short time, they moved him from that prison to Richmond where, at the recommendation of his Union adjutant, also a prisoner, he was assigned by his captors as clerk for various projects including keeping track of the funds taken from Union soldiers and keeping an account of the supplies purchased by the US Government for the Union Soldiers who were, like him, sick and suffering in rebel prisons.
In February of 1864 he was sent to Camp Sumter in Andersonville, Georgia to the newly opened prison there. He was one of the first batch of prisoners sent there to suffer. Still sick with scurvy and various life-threatening conditions prevalent in these prison camps, once again because of his experience as a clerk, Dorence was assigned the detail of assisting the prison surgeon in recording the deaths of the Union captives. In large numbers these soldiers died from scurvy, dysentery, starvation, exposure and wounds from battle and were buried in large trenches by the scores.
Although now just 19, Dorence had the experience as a clerk to know the value of records, especially in this situation. His assignment was to make the list for the prison officials. He was also to make one copy for Richmond, the Confederate Capital and one for the Union Army, which he suspected would never be delivered. So weakened by his suffering, at times he had to hold his right hand with his left in order to steady his pen. But Dor felt a compelling need to get this information to the families of these men and to Washington. He wanted to honor them and make certain that the sacrifice he knew they made would be made known to all. So, Dor set out to make a fourth copy, a secret copy of these "death rolls". He carefully recorded their names, the date and cause of their deaths, making note of where they were buried, hiding his own pages among the official record.
|Andersonville's dead were buried in trenches, one after the other.
Dorence went home to Terrytown, CT, sick and dying of Diphtheria. He was still just a boy of 20 when his widowed father nursed him back to health in the family home. All he could think about was how was he going to get the information he had recorded to these families who had no way of knowing the fate of these brave souls, nor of their final resting place. Perhaps that's what kept him going and gave him the strength to survive when so many others had not.
And so it was there at Andersonville where Dorence and my great grand uncle Salem's paths crossed. It was this record that made it possible for Kevin Frye, the Andersonville expert, to identify his grave for me when I wrote to him. As Salem was taken to the prison hospital and later pronounced dead on September 1, 1864, Dorence was there to record the event on the list. Perhaps he knew Salem, having also been born in Connecticut. Maybe they exchanged stories of home and Dorence may have comforted Salem as he drew his last miserable breath in the hellish place.
This young hero who took it on his own to honor these men and provide some answers to those who waited at home did not have an easy time of it, however. I am not really a believer in the "no good deed goes unpunished" theory, but in this case it really was the way things went.
After reading the story of the "death list" in a newspaper, someone in the War Department in Washington, requested that Dorence send them the list. He refused, wanting to personally fulfill the promise he had made to himself and these men, which was to let these thousands of families know what became of their loved ones. Not yet fully recovered from diphtheria, Dorence was ordered to Washington, and to bring his list with him. He was forced to sell his list to them for the purpose of copying it for $300. Dorence understood the price was for the right to copy it, not for the list itself, which would be returned to him when the War Department had completed its project. Dorence was also given a position as a clerk to assist in the project.
Unfortunately, his superiors and the Secretary of War was not of the same mind as Dorence had believed them to be and they refused to return the list to Dorence after the copy had been completed. Ignoring his repeated requests, Dorence was then ordered by the Secretary of War to go to Andersonville with 40 or so others to mark the graves, using the copy they had made and his own list, not to mention his personal knowledge of the whereabouts of the over 13,000 graves. Clara Barton was among those who were there and would become a lifelong friend and supporter of Dorence. Dorence was invaluable to the group, pinpointing the exact locations of the trenches and matching up the men with the wooden markers they were preparing. However, Dorence, with the sole purpose of ending the suspense and anguish of the families and friends of the Andersonville dead, took his list while he was there and refused to return it. He admitted to taking it, saying that a man can take what is his wherever he finds it, and that the law allows for it.
A court martial followed charging him with two counts: 'conduct to the prejudice of good order and military discipline' and 'larceny'. The procedure must have felt like such betrayal to young Dorence. The frustration and anguish he must have felt as one witness after the other testified and hearing that he was accused of stealing something that he felt belonged to him must have been overwhelming for such a young patriot. And the sentence that was handed down was a dishonorable discharge, a fine of $300 and 18 months of hard labor in Auburn prison in New York until the list was returned. He was taken from Washington to Auburn in irons. I am still not sure of the Government's motive in not wanting Dorence to publish his list. In testimony one of the reasons was that they felt Dorence would profit by publishing it. But, it is unclear to me whether this was the real reason for the refusal of the Government to return his list or if it was just some sort of character flaw in the Captain in charge.
He served there two months of hard labor before he was released, reportedly because the Secretary of War was worried about an investigation that various newspapers around the country had threatened. Among these newspapers was the New York Tribune. Dorence promptly went to work and alphabetized and organized his list and had 25,000 copies printed. The Tribune published it and put it on newsstands before the government knew what was happening. Dorence was able to finally do what he had set out to do and he shared the information with the families and the entire country. In an introduction, written by Dorence, he explained to the families why it took so long for him to get this to them and recounts the events that took place surrounding the recovery of what he felt was his property. I have just copied an excerpt here. While you read this, try to picture that Dorence Atwater was just 21 years old when he wrote this, still sick and weak from his captivity and mistreatment by both the South and the North.
THIS record was originally copied for you because I feared that neither you nor the Government of the United States would ever otherwise learn the fate of your loved ones whom I saw daily dying before me. I could do nothing for them but I resolved that I would at least try and let you sometime know when and how they died. This at least I am now able to do. So many conflicting rumors have been in circulation in regard to these rolls and myself that I deem it prudent to give a brief statement of my entire connection with this DEATH REGISTER and to show how and why it was so long withheld from you...
...The appalling mortality was such that I suspected that it was the design of the Rebel Government to kill and maim our prisoners by exposure and starvation so that they would forever be totally unfit for military service and that they withheld these facts. Accordingly the latter part of August 1864 I began to secretly copy the entire list of our dead which I succeeded in doing and brought it safely through the lines with me in 1865.
Arriving at Camp Parole at Md I learned that I could not get a furlough on account my term of service having expired some seven months before. I wrote to the Secretary of War asking for a furlough of days for the purpose of having my DEATH REGISTER for the relief of the many thousand anxious in regard to fate of their dead. Before an answer could have returned I received a furlough from the commandant of the camp. I then went my home in Terryville Conn where I was taken sick the next day after my arrival which confined me for three weeks.
On the 12th of April I received a telegram from the War Department requesting to come immediately to Washington and bring my rolls and if were found acceptable I should be suitably rewarded...
...I was convicted and sentenced as follows To be dishonorably discharged from the United States service with loss of all pay and allowances now due; to pay a fine of three hundred dollars to be confined at hard labor for the period of eighteen months at such place as the Secretary of War may direct; to furnish to the War Department the property specified in the second specification as the property stolen from Captain JM Moore; and stand committed at hard labor until the said fine is paid and the said stolen property is furnished to the War Department.
On the 26th day of September I arrived at Auburn State prison New York where I remained over two months at hard labor when I was released under a general pardon of the President of the United States.
I reached New Haven Conn on the following day and learned that the record had not been furnished you. I immediately set about preparing it for publication and have arranged to have it printed and placed within your reach at the cost of the labor of printing and material, having no means by which to defray these expenses myself. I regret that you have waited so long for information of so much interest to you.
|Young Dorence Atwater
The government never restored his pension, but at the age of 23, he was given a consulship in the Seychelles Islands, which was chosen because it was thought to be good for his health. But, the climate was not good for Dorence, still suffering residual effects from his prison days. So he was given a consulship in Tahiti where the climate was indeed healing for him.
He prospered as a businessman with a shipping line and a pearl business. He worked with lepers and the impoverished and was well-loved by the Tahitians. Known by some in the State as the Angel of Andersonville, the Tahitians called himTupuuataroa, or "Wise Man". Dor and Moe also had a home on Market Street in San Francisco. However, in the great earthquake of 1906, the home was destroyed, along with it the original "death list". They lived in the hotel Normandie in San Francisco after that, his health making it impossible for him to withstand the voyage back to his beloved Tahiti.
Dorence died in San Francisco in 1910 at the age of 65. Moe accompanied his body back to Tahiti two years later after funds to transport it there were raised. There to greet the funeral procession was every person on the Island.
He was the first non-royal to be given a royal funeral in Tahiti. His wife died in 1935. She was 87. Dorence is buried beneath a 7,000 lb stone. On one side is carved "Tupuuataroa" (Wise Man). On the other, "He builded better than he knew that one day he might awake in surprise to found he had wrought a monument more enduring than brass."
Of the more than 13,000 men who died and were buried at Andersonville, there are but 400 not identified. All of us who have ancestors buried there owe some gratitude to the Angel of Andersonville, Wise Man Dorence Atwater. Without the remarkable foresight of a Connecticut teenager a century and a half ago, we may never have known what happened to Salem Judson Tiffany and so many others. Thank you, Dor.


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Secret - How to easily beat remix 8
ok, I've heard from other people that remix 8 is one of the hardest ones in the game because of it's speed. Well, here are some tips that may help you beating it:
-at the beginning and the end of the song, the game continuously switches between the ninja dog and the table tennis guys, which will make most people panic, but the trick at these points is to keep the same rhythm, because, even though it switches all the time, both the dog and the table tennis thing have exactly the same rhythm here.
-just after the first part, the drum part will come. at this part there is another little trick. the red drummer will play a simple beat, but right when it switches to you, the red drummer will play one last note. this is made quite unnoticeable so you have to hear carefully.
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Declaring State Machine Objects
While state handler functions specify the state machine behavior, and as such are represented in code only (ROM), they require a state machine object (RAM) to remember the current active state and the current event. These state machine objects are represented in QP-nano as C structures derived from the
QActive structure, which is provided in QP-nano header file qpn.h. The "derivation of structures" means simply, that you need to literally embed the QActive structure as the first member of the derived structure. Listing Two shows the declaration of the Pelican structure. By a convention, I always name the parent structure member
typedef struct PelicanTag Pelican; /* type definition for Pelican */ struct PelicanTag { QActive super_; /* derived from QActive */ uint8_t pedFlashCtr__; /* private pedestrian flash counter */ };
Looking at Listing Two, you should convince yourself that the "derivation of structures" simply means aligning the
QActive object at the beginning of every Pelican object in memory. Such alignment allows treating every pointer to Pelican as a pointer to
QActive at the same time, so any function designed to work with a pointer to
QActive will work correctly if you pass to it a pointer to Pelican. In other words, all functions that QP-nano provides for
QActive objects will work just fine for the derived Pelican (or Pedestrian) objects. You can think of this mechanism as single inheritance implemented in C.
Actually, when you look at the declaration of the
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QActive itself is also derived from another structure QHsm. The QHsm structure represents a Hierarchical State Machine (HSM) and stores the current active state and the current event.
QActive adds to this an event queue and a timer, which are both necessary elements of an independently executing state machine. In UML, such independently executing entities are called active objects, which explains the origin of the name
QActive. The memory cost of
QActive object is 6 to 10 bytes of RAM, depending on the size of the pointer-to-function and the configured size of the timer counter.
Of course, it doesn't matter what else you add in the derived structure after the
super_ member. In Listing Two, I've declared additionally the
pedFlashCtr__ counter, which the Pelican state machine uses for counting the number of flashes of the "don't walk" signal in the
pedsFlash state (Figure 2).
Initializing State Machine Objects
Initialization of hierarchical state machines requires some attention because you need to execute the top-most initial transition, which in general case can be quite involved. For example, the top-most initial transition in the PELICAN crossing statechart (Figure 2) consists of the following steps: (1) entry to
operational, (2) initial transition in
operational, (3) entry to
carsEnabled, (4) initial transition in
carsEnabled, (5) entry to
carsGreen, (6) initial transition in "carsGreen", and finally (7) entry to
carsGreenNoPed. Of course, you want QP-nano to deal with this complexity, which it can actually do, but in order to reuse the already implemented mechanisms, you need to execute the top-most initial transition as a regular transition.
Figure 3 illustrates how you do it. You need to provide a special state
initial that handles the top-most initial transition as a regular state transition. The
initial state is nested directly in the top state, which is the UML concept that denotes the ultimate root of the state hierarchy. QP-nano defines the top state handler function
QHsm_top, which by default "handles" all events by returning NULL pointer. ("Handling" events in the top state means really silently discarding them, per the UML semantics.)
Configuring and Starting the Application
After you've coded all state machines, you need to tell QP-nano about them, so that it can start managing the state machines (or actually active objects) as components of the application.
QP-nano executes all active objects in the system in a run-to-completion (RTC) fashion, meaning that each active object completely handles the current event before processing the next one. After each RTC step, QP-nano engages a simple scheduler to decide which active object to execute next. The scheduler makes this decision based on the priority statically assigned to each active object upon the system startup (priority-based scheduling). The scheduler always executes the highest-priority active object that has some events in its event queue.
Listing Three shows how to configure and start the application. You customize QP-nano in the qpn_port.h header file, which contains extensive comments explaining all the options (1). Next, you statically allocate all active objects (2-3) as well as correctly sized event queues for them (4-5). Please note, that the highest-priority active object in the system, such as Pedestrian, might not need an event queue buffer at all, because the single event stored inside the state machine itself might be sufficient.
(1) #include "qpn_port.h" /* QP-nano port */ #include "bsp.h" /* Board Support Package (BSP) */ #include "pelican.h" /* application header file */ /*................................................................*/ (2) static Pelican l_pelican; /* statically allocate PELICAN object */ (3) static Ped l_ped; /* statically allocate Pedestrian object */ (4) static QEvent l_pelicanQueue[1]; /* PELICAN's event queue */ /* as the highest-priority task, Ped does not need event queue */ /*................................................................*/ /* CAUTION: the QF_active[] array must be initialized consistently * with the priority assignement in pelican.h */ (5) QActiveCB const Q_ROM QF_active[] = { (6) { (QActive *)0, (QEvent *)0, 0 }, (7) { (QActive *)&l_pelican, l_pelicanQueue, Q_DIM(l_pelicanQueue)}, (8) { (QActive *)&l_ped, (QEvent *)0, 0 /* no queue */ } }; (9) uint8_t const Q_ROM QF_activeNum = (sizeof(QF_active)/sizeof(QF_active[0])) - 1; /*................................................................*/ void main (void) { (11) BSP_init(); /* initialize the board */ (12) Pelican_init(&l_pelican); /* take the top-most initial tran. */ (13) Ped_init(&l_ped, 15); /* take the top-most initial tran. */ (14) QF_run(); /* start executing state machines */ }
Next, at label (5) of Listing Three, you define and initialize a constant array
QF_active[], in which you configure all the active objects in the system in the order of their relative priority. QP-nano has been carefully designed not to waste the precious RAM for any information available at compile time. The
QF_active[] array is an example of such compile-time information and is allocated in the code-space by the
Q_ROM modifier.
Q_ROM is a macro that for the IAR 8051 compiler is defined as
__code in qpn_port.h. Other Harvard-architecture processors can benefit from this scheme as well. Similarly, at label (9) of Listing Three, you define and initialize another compile-time variable
QF_activeNum, which is the total number of active objects actually used in the system. Please note that the zero-element of the QF_active[] is unused, so the number of active objects in the application is the dimension of the
QF_active[] array minus 1.
main() function is remarkably simple. You call the board initialization (11), trigger all initial transitions in the active objects (12-13), and finally transfer the control to the
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This blog used to be called Roscoe Blvd. I have expanded the area I want to cover to all of Palm Valley. Palm Valley is not strictly delineated and only semi-official. There are signs where you enter it, but it exists more in the mind than on a map. We aren't a subdivision. We don't have covenants nor a homeowner"s association. Roscoe Blvd. is the main thoroughfare with lots of little side streets. I hope to start recording more of it this summer.
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VERGENNES — Vergennes Partnership and city officials are looking for public input at a jointly sponsored Wednesday night Vergennes Opera House forum on a series of planned and potential recreation improvements around the city.
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VERGENNES — The Vergennes Union High School board on May 13 hired a new co-principal for the 2013-2014 school year who has spent the past six years as the assistant principal of U-32 High School in East Montpelier.
Burlington resident Stephanie C. Taylor will begin this summer, said Addison Northwest Supervisory Union Superintendent Tom O'Brien.
VERGENNES — Vergennes aldermen at their meeting last week moved closer to adopting a policy that would ban tobacco use in the area around the city pool and on the city's central green.
A council subcommittee will look at model policies and ordinances offered last week by a tobacco prevention expert and make a recommendation at the council's May 28 meeting.
A policy could be a gateway to a law that calls for tickets and fines, depending on how well the policy works.
WASHINGTON — Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., on Thursday said $2.2 million in milk program safety net payments are arriving just as Vermont dairy farmers need them most, as spring planting begins. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) last week announced the payments under the Milk Income Loss Contract (MILC) program that provides support in months when the price that farmers are paid for their milk drops while production costs remain high.
VERGENNES — At a City Council meeting last Tuesday where aldermen discussed a smoking ban in some public places (see story, Page 1) officials and supporters of the Vergennes Opera House also spoke in favor of the organization's request for $10,000 in the next city budget. Aldermen budgeted $10,000 last year, but have not done so in the past.
VERGENNES — Unfortunately for visiting Mount Abraham, the Vergennes Union High School boys' lacrosse team chose Saturday to play its best game of the season — and probably of the past four years.
The Commodores bolted to a 4-0 first quarter lead and survived a second-quarter Eagle surge on the way to a 13-7 victory that moved VUHS to 4-6.
MIDDLEBURY — The Mount Abraham Union High School golf team won a pair of matches earlier this month, and senior Jona Scott earned medalist honors in both outings. Scott has been the medalist in three of the Eagles' matches this spring.
The Eagles defeated Rice, 354-361, on May 1 in a two-team match at Middlebury College's Ralph Myhre Golf Course.
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Oprelvekin (Neumega®, IL-11)
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Classification: Colony Stimulating Factor
About: Oprelvekin (Neumega®, IL-11)
Oprelvekin is a type of colony stimulating factor, which is a group of medications that stimulate the production and function of blood cells, including white blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets. IL-11 is a protein produced by the body to increase production and maturation of platelets. Oprelvekin is a man-made version of IL-11 that stimulates platelet production. A platelet is a type of blood cell that is responsible for making blood clot properly, thereby preventing bleeding; platelet levels are often decreased during cancer therapy.
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How to Take Oprelvekin
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If you give this medication at home, you should store the bottles in the refrigerator, protected from light. Once mixed with sterile water, you must use it within 3 hours. Your provider will teach you or a caregiver how to mix the dose and inject it. Keep the vials out of the reach of children and pets.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has caught Jupiter's moon Ganymede playing a game of "peek-a-boo." In this crisp Hubble image, Ganymede is shown just before it ducks behind the giant planet. This color photo was made from three images taken on April 9, 2007, with the Wide Field Planetary Camera 2 in red, green, and blue filters. The image shows Jupiter and Ganymede in close to natural colors.


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With his works performed by prominent musicians and orchestras throughout the world, John Corigliano is one of America's most acclaimed composers. He has written three symphonies, an opera, movie scores and refashioned Bob Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man" into a score with his own newly composed music for orchestra and soprano. He has won three Grammy Awards, a Pulitzer Prize, the Grawemeyer Award and an Academy Award. Corigliano is also a Distinguished Professor of Music at Lehman College, where he has taught for 36 years.
At his Upper West Side apartment recently, he talked about the process of composing, why he loves teaching at Lehman, and why he never paid attention to Bob Dylan in the 1960s.
You grew up in Brooklyn in a classical music family.
You could have settled for a quiet life as an orchestra musician but you were drawn to composing. Why is that?
My father was the concertmaster at the New York Philharmonic and I would see him rehearse them and get nervous before the concert and then the next day get the seven New York newspapers and see what they said about them ...so the idea of being a performer ... I could not imagine standing on a stage and playing an instrument. But I loved music and got fascinated with composing.
You got started composing as a teenager, listening to long-playing records in your bedroom?
LP records opened me up to contemporary music because the Philharmonic didn't play a lot of it. I was fascinated by how Copland got those wonderful harmonies by simple chords and spacing them differently. And I'd go to the piano and try to figure out how he got it so fresh even though it was just C major. And then I'd go to the library, get the score and see how he did it. That's how it started.
You do so many different types of composing...symphonies, movie scores...
I never like to do the same thing twice. I have three symphonies and the first is for full orchestra, the second for strings alone and the third for concert band. I try to discover in the writing of a piece, something new.
How hard is the process?
Composing is the most awful thing to do and the greatest thing to have done. But every time I start a new piece, I go through the fires of hell because I have no ideas. I don't write a melody. I have to picture the entire piece ...see its shape so that I can find out what kind of music it needs. Then you have to get the pitches and rhythms. ... It's very hard.
You rescored Bob Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man," but you never heard him in the 1960s. How could that be?
I am sure I was in a coffee shop and may have heard his music but my ear didn't go to it because the music is based on three chords ... maybe four ... and my ear didn't find that inviting. It's not an insult to him. That's the tradition of folk music. Very simple for everyone. Now the Beatles' works were so unusual musically that I immediately gravitated toward that, so I can say I knew the Beatles but didn't really know Bob Dylan.
Is it true you got your job at Lehman because your mother met someone in a beauty parlor?
She was sitting next to a woman whose son was Ed Kravitt, who was chairman of the music department at Lehman. And my mother was convinced that if I became a composer, I was going to become poverty stricken and never earn a cent. While Mrs. Kravitt's hair was drying, my mother made a persuasive argument about why her son should hire me.
You've been at Lehman since 1974. Why do you still teach?
I love the students and I love teaching there. Some of the students have composed but some never have. And to see what you can pull out of them -- a student who has never written music before -- to actually compose music and hear it back and watch the expression on his or her face. ... It is worth a lot.
What advice do you give young composers?
I tell them two things: How will you earn a living and compose? Are you willing to take little jobs, side jobs and earn pennies and live rather poorly for a good part of your life until you get enough fame that you don't have to? And two, don't get married at 20-something years old. Wait. I've seen young composers get married and have a kid and be so overwhelmed by the financial and home duties that they can't possibly write music anymore and that's a real shame.This is the default layout for a page with a Menu.


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Hell's Kitchen Studio Makeover: Part 1 – Starting Small
Having remodeled about a dozen homes and produced/styled close to 100 home stories for magazines, I may have met my match recently with a tiny studio apartment in Hell's Kitchen. In the past, when I do a before-and-after makeover on someone's home, it's usually with a limitless budget and a team of stylists and assistants pinning, painting and primping a home from dull to magazine-worthy perfection. So, when I saw my friend's Facebook photos of his new Hell's Kitchen studio apartment, I thought, "how hard could it be do a total makeover in an afternoon with a few hundred dollars and just myself?"
A lot harder than I thought — I've gotten used to looking at an ugly mirrored wall and announcing "wouldn't it be great if there was this organic fabric hung from the ceiling using hospital tracking to cover it?" and it would be up by the end of the day from one of the magical elves.
There were a few challenging realities I had to deal with the second I walked into the front door. First, my budget was $500 to buy all the rugs, bedding, dishes, bath towels, and accessories needed to turn it from "prison cell" (his words, not mine) into a home. Second, I only had 4 hours to dedicate to the project, which included the actual home visit, shopping, decorating and the photo shooting. Lastly, I would have to do it all by myself without my team of helpful stylists and assistants and with an apartment renter who was not too skilled in the decorating department.
Generally, whenever I feel overwhelmed in a home makeover project, I find it helpful to tackle something small right away to boost your optimism for the overall project. When I decided to tackle actress Kerry Washington's Los Angeles apartment last year and stared at my 6-page "to do" list, instead of hyperventilating, I organized. I organized a drawer in her bathroom of all her skin care products so I could turn to it now and then to be reassured that piece by piece, this will all come together. Eventually. This studio apartment was no different: I started with an awkward shelf.
The closed up, painted over window had become a resting place for a stray candle and a box of crackers. I actually love awkward, unexpected spaces when it comes to interior design; it adds character to a living space, so I decided this little shelf could be a fun mini-bar. I stacked some JCPenney American Living tumblers that could be glasses for wine or spirited drinks, a few bottles of Rose and Grappa and lit some soy tealight candles. The fern fronds were free from the corner deli and the framed photo was added to give it a little more personality. 10 minute makeover. Done and cheers to that. This shelf was my Kerry Washington makeover — if you know what I mean.
Next week, I'll be sharing a 30 minute bathroom makeover from the same studio apartment.
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She said alright, blew smoke through my nose
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Please stop your shit's all hype dude
Meanwhile the wrist all spiteful
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NEW YORK – Lawyers for a Fox News reporter who is being asked to name her sources for a story on last year's Colorado theater shooting urged a New York appeals court Wednesday to quash a subpoena that requires her to appear at a hearing in the state.
The lawyers for New York City-based reporter Jana Winter made the arguments in New York state's Appellate Division in Manhattan, saying the state's shield laws protect journalists' sources. An attorney for theater shooting suspect James Holmes said that the issue wasn't about press freedoms, but about the legal process, and that the subpoena requiring her to appear should be upheld.
Winter was subpoenaed in connection with a Colorado hearing about a leak concerning a notebook Holmes mailed to a psychiatrist before the attack at a movie theater in Aurora, Colo., in July. Media reports have said the notebook contains drawings depicting violence. Winter reported on the notebook, citing law-enforcement sources who were unnamed.
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| This is the Boy Scout BSA Lifeguard Award.
Boy Scouts can also earn the Lifesaving and Swimming merit badges.
Venturers can also work on the Lifesaver Ranger Award elective
The Lifesaving and Meritorious Action Awards may be awarded at any level.
|See the Application For BSA Lifeguard, BSA No. 34435.
|The BSA Lifeguard requirements were revised effective 2009.
|BSA Lifeguard
This patch is not worn on the uniform.
It is aquatic insignia and can be worn on swim trunks.
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BSA Lifeguard requirements
To be trained as a BSA Lifeguard, you must successfully complete the BSA Lifeguard course and demonstrate the ability to perform each of the skills taught in the course.
Before doing requirements 6 through 26, complete the following:
Complete the following requirements within a 120-day period:
Course completion cards are valid only when signed by either a current BSA Aquatics Instructor or BSA Lifeguard Instructor approved by the local council. Training is valid for two years, provided First Aid and CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer training are kept current during that period.
There are five ways to obtain a course completion card:
View the change list (history) of these requirements. The text of these requirements may be locked. In that case, they can only be edited by an administrator.
Please note any errors found in the above requirements on this article's Talk Page.
BSA Lifeguard Training Procedure
- Only those persons currently trained as BSA Aquatics Instructor or as BSA Lifeguard Instructor may train the completion of BSA Lifeguard requirements.
- Training as BSA Lifeguard is valid for three years from the date of application.
- All requirements must be met. (See completion options.)
- The completed application is sent to the local council service center where BSA Lifeguard emblems may be purchased.
- To qualify for BSA Lifeguard, the candidate must complete the BSA Lifeguard course under the direction of either a BSA Lifeguard Instructor or a BSA Aquatics Instructor. The course for the BSA Lifeguard is in the BSA Lifeguard Instructor Manual.
BSA Lifeguard Retraining
To renew BSA Lifeguard, a person who previously has a completion card can complete the regular BSA Lifeguard course, passing each of the requirements. Those whose BSA Lifeguard training is current or has expired within the past six months may renew or extend the training by "challenging" the course requirements without attending the standard class sessions. The instructor may provide a short review or skills recheck prior to the testing. Summer camp aquatics directors should renew training for aquatics staff members during pre-camp training while emphasizing local camp facilities, procedures and emergency action plan(s). See completion options under "BSA Lifeguard Requirements."
Instructor's Responsibility
Scouts, Venturers, or adults who become trained BSA Lifeguards must be well-qualified and able to use their knowledge as a lifeguard in case of need without undue danger to themselves and with a reasonable chance of success. The instructors are responsible for the strict interpretation of requirements and the elimination of applicants who in their judgment are not qualified by strength, judgment, or ability to put their knowledge into practice as lifeguards.
The reputation of the instructors as experts depends to a great extent on the actual performance of those they qualify. Therefore, they should be certain that the candidate's ability is, without doubt, of the highest caliber. It is expected that the BSA Lifeguard emblem and card will always stand for a very high standard of skill. The instructors to whom this responsibility is entrusted are expected to maintain that standard. For interpretation of requirements, see BSA Lifeguard Instructor Manual, No. 34519.
Requirement resources
- Swimming
- Your handbook is your primary reference. See Swimming skills for step-by-step instructions and lesson video links.
- See also: Swimming & Lifesaving merit badge pamphlets • Guide to Safe Scouting • Safe Swim Defense • Safety Afloat
Related awards
|Aquatic-related awards
While they are not prerequisites, the Lifesaving, Swimming, and First Aid merit badges provide many of the basic skills needed for BSA Lifeguard.
- BSA Lifeguard meets Sea Scout [Quartermaster] rank required list (requirement 11).
External links
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- Application For BSA Lifeguard, BSA No. 34435
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David Ortiz blames Bobby Valentine
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Ortiz, who said he expects to be ready for Opening Day as the strength of his troubled Achilles heel improves, said, "An organization and a team is like the human body. If the head is right, the body is gonna function right. But if the head is mixed up they're going to be all over the place. That was part of our situation last year. Guys weren't comfortable with the manager we had.
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"We were doing drills and game-changing things. For example, we practiced cutoff and relay throws coming from outfielder. The shortstop and second baseman have to go two feet from the outfielder to take the throw and it gives the runner an extra step. The outfielder is watching the guys run. I didn't think we got anyone out with that play. I saw guys hitting the cutoff man 20 feet away from the infield."
Valentine's reasoning was his outfielders had lousy arms and he wanted the stronger-armed infielders making the throw.
Ortiz said he will take his time easing into things this spring, but he thinks Opening Day is going to happen even though he is not yet 100 percent.
"I'm not concerned about it because we did a whole bunch of stuff," he said. "We went back to take an MRI of my Achilles and it was pretty normal. Before that there was a tiny tear so that I was worried about my Achilles snapping. That's not the case any more.
Concerning last year, he said: "The way we struggled and not being able to do anything, it was very hard on me. I remember when I tried to get back and my thing got kind of worse, I pretty much tried to give it a try but it didn't work out. That's when they had to put me off. I was hoping things would get better but it doesn't work that way. It was hard."
In retrospect he felt he wasn't ready to return.
"Yeah I wasn't ready. I thought I was," he said. "I was doing some running and stuff. I knew I wasn't 100 percent but I thought I could survive the rest of the season but things got worse. I put my career to the side and tried to come back. And I tried to help this ballclub that was struggling badly."
Asked if they got him enough help with offseason moves, Ortiz said, "I think they did a good job. It always can be better. Sometimes it's not what you want and it is what it is. If you look at market this offseason there wasn't much you could possibly get. It wasn't anything crazy out there. They went out and got some good players. We need to get back in and play way better than what we did last year."


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The Richfield, Minn.-based consumer electronics retailer reported net earnings of $310 million, or 88 cents, compared with a year-earlier loss of $461 million, or $1.36 a share.
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