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A leaked footage for "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" may have confirmed spoilers about Luke Skywalker's meditation scene in the movie. This footage supposedly involves the use of a big rock to represent the Jedi Monastery.
YouTube user Mike Zeroh gave the details from this supposed leaked footage from "Star Wars: The Last Jedi." According to the user, this footage is part of the trailer that Disney and Lucasfilm plan to release at the Star Wars event in Orlando in April. The Express added that someone initially shared the details on 4Chan.
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According to Star Wars News Net, one tourist shared a photo of the fake sandy-colored rock set up on the island. The tourist said that he spoke to a few people who revealed the set is for Luke's Jedi Monastery. There were reportedly also wind and rain machines placed on the set, which hints that Luke uses The Force during his meditation.
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Dear Parents & Carers
As we come to the end of 2017, this a perfect opportunity to reflect on the achievements of the year. Again I refer to these three questions:
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I worked with Year 8 last week on reflecting on their learning in 2017. I reminded them that at O'Connor, learning encompasses our faith learning so integral to our mission as a Catholic school, academic learning so that every student achieves the best learning outcomes and wellbeing and resilience skills so important for a healthy, balanced life. I asked the students to rate themselves on how they have gone this year and why they ranked themselves there. I then asked them to write two things they are most proud of achieving this year. It was affirming for the students and our school the number of students who were most proud of improving in their learning. I too am proud of the hard work of our students and their capacity to reflect and move forward with their learning.
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Mr Jon Hawthorne will take on the Leader of Learning (Technological & Applied Studies and STEM). Ms Eli Simpson is our new Leader of Pedagogy. Mr James Russell will take on a new role, (ATSI Focus Teacher) supported by the Catholic Schools Office, Diocese of Armidale. James will work with Aboriginal students to plan and reflect on their learning to attain the best educational outcomes they can.
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I would like to take this opportunity to thank the O'Connor Community, students, staff, parents and Parish for your support this year. I would like to wish you a happy and holy Christmas and hope that you have some time to rest and reflect this Christmas time.
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We saw a little bit of Jennifer Orkin Lewis, aka August Wren in the last post, but her Jennifer has treated us to a whole selection of Christmas Designs. She is doing a Holiday design challenge for the first time and has never created so much Christmas art in a row so feels it is a real accomplishment!!
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Do this takes about one week, half-wasted a lot of time together it just a few days.
I'm very sorry,I will not say too much English,and thanks for watching.
PS:Well,If you can speak Chinese, maybe we can talk more about it.
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Step 1: Materials and Tools
-Spring steel plate(Thickness 4mm)
-Ebony block
-The bone pieces(Thickness 5mm)
-Rosewood block
-Angle grinder
-Thick file
-The clamp bench
-Sand paper(360#600#800#1000#1500#2000#)
-Charger(for electrolyze pattern)
-Sticky notes
Step 2: Cut Type
Steel cut down in accordance with the pattern.
Step 3: Polished Edge Line
In accordance with the drawn lines, polished blade.
Step 4: Shank Assembly
The ebony and rosewood and bone cut to size.
Step 5: Polished Blade
Each blade polished with sandpaper will.
Step 6: Electrolysis Pattern(1)
Design pattern, wrap blade with sticky notes to electrolysis.
Step 7: Electrolysis Pattern(2)
Electrolysis complete pattern emerged.
Step 8: Knife Tongue Treatment
To prevent the tongue and the knife handle unglued, making the knife gap tongue.
Step 9: Shank Assembly
The handle parts are assembled one by one
Step 10: Shank Repairing(1)
After bonding with a file handle sub repair a shape.
Step 11: Shank Repairing(2)
Sub file chestnut dressing.
Step 12: Polished Shank
Individually polished with sandpaper holder
Step 13: Finishing Touches
Tool is not touched, the letter can be used to remove or decompose tea.
In the end, thanks for watching!
23 Discussions
Absolutely beautiful! You inspired me to make one.
Beautiful knife!
I've just gotta say, I've seen a lot of etching, and this one is by for the cleanest and prettiest one I've seen. Also, that handle looks beautiful, I've always been partial to ebony. Great Instructable!
Nice pattern very eye catching. AAA plus!!!
Thank you so much for this. Its really somthing i will do it soon.
Be happy always
Verry nice knife, how did you cut the patern in the tape you used as a mask?
Sticky notes with a knife cut down on the black part of the pattern exposed
Friend, I was quite curious about the process of Electrolysis pattern can indicate me cono work?
Thanks :-D
I'm sorry, this says a lot of trouble, I will be free to publish an electrolytic method specifically explain, please pay attention to when it comes.thank you!
this is beautiful knife but where did you get the bone for this?
Bones are made with market bought corbels, I will have the opportunity to upload production methods
Beautiful result, thanks for sharing.
Beautiful work. I am very impressed. Following.
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Optimal coordination for an integrated multimodal and multi-operator transit system
Li, Shoujie
Date of Issue2008
School of Civil and Environmental Engineering
With the rapid urbanisation in most parts of the world, modern transit systems have been made more and more convenient, reliable and integrated. What the situation will be like when multiple operators overlap the service areas partially or fully originates this research topic. In this optimisation research study, the objective function is formulated as the sum of operator cost and user cost. The formulation of total cost in different coordination scenarios are analyzed under three operator policies, i.e. cooperation, competition and independence respectively. By categorizing different groups of passengers in detail, the passenger flows are estimated by transit path choice model. The optimal results in Stackelberg equilibrium can be obtained by the optimisation procedure. The objective functions in scenarios of no coordination and common headway coordination, which are identified as nonlinear programming problem can be solved by considering the first order and second order conditions; whereas objective function in integer-ratio headway coordination is identified as mixed integer nonlinear programming problem. Evaluation of this model is conducted first, and then extensive sensitivity analysis is carried out to verify the evaluation results. Finally the conclusion can be drawn that integer-ratio headway coordination is an efficient and feasible method when operators adopted cooperation policy, whereas it is not recommended for them to adopt a competition policy, because the coordination benefits are not significant and sometimes they may even get worse. This research focuses on optimal coordination of public transit operated by multiple operators during off-peak hours. The results would be beneficial to making regulatory policies as references.
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The sediments composing alluvial fans and colluvial slopes harbor some of the most well-preserved and continuous records of human habitation on the North American continent. Geoarchaeological investigations in the midcontinent of North America have revealed spatial and temporal patterns of sedimentation that control regional and local visibility, preservation, and distribution of archaeological deposits in colluvial slope and alluvial fan settings. Regional colluvial slope and alluvial fan sedimentation began ca. 8,500 yr B.P. Two major fan and slope building episodes are represented in most areas: 8500-6500 and 6000-2000 yr B.P. Within each of the major aggradation episodes, sedimentation was episodic, with shorter intervening periods of reduced sedimentation and soil formation. Late Holocene shifting of feeder stream trenches removed earlier apex and mid-fan fan sediments, formed a complex series of cut-and-fill fan-trench sequences, and deposited a series of coalescing distal fan lobes. Archaeological deposits older than approximately 8500 yr B.P. pre-date aggradation of Holocene alluvial fans and colluvial slopes and are not found in these landforms, while archaeological deposits younger than 2000 yr B.P. are shallowly buried on colluvial slopes and alluvial fans except in filled fan-head trenches and distal fan lobes. The challenge for interpreting and managing cultural resources in alluvial fan and colluvial slope settings is to properly evaluate how geologic processes have modified cultural patterns and affected the visibility of the archaeological record.
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Geoarchaeology, 18:7 (2003) pp.779-797.


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Violence breaks out as protesters attempt to move into Israel
JERUSALEM — Violence erupted along three of Israel's land borders Sunday, as Palestinian solidarity protesters attempted to infiltrate Israeli territory.
More than a dozen people were killed when Israeli military forces opened fire on demonstrators who crossed into Israel. Hundreds more were injured in clashes that were condemned by Arab governments across the region.
Palestinians marking the Naqba — or catastrophe — of the establishment of the State of Israel were given unprecedented support this year by tens of thousands of solidarity protesters across the Arab world.
Israeli troops said they defensively opened fire against protesters who marched on Israel's borders from Syria, Lebanon and the Gaza Strip.
The Lebanese army said that 10 people were killed and more than 100 wounded when Israeli forces shot at rock-throwing protesters. A spokesman for the Israeli military said that Lebanon's army also opened fire in an attempt to keep protesters away from the border.
Along the Syrian border, thousands of protesters stormed the fence and hundreds burst through, pelting Israeli soldiers with stones. Syrian officials said that four people were killed when Israeli soldiers opened fire at the crowd.
In Gaza, medics reported that 82 protesters were wounded by Israeli gunfire as they attempted to approach the fence that separates the coastal strip from southern Israel.
Israeli officials blamed all of the incidents on "provocation" inspired by Iran. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suggested that Arab States were attempting to distract from their own internal problems by drawing attention to the Palestinian nationalist cause.
"We hope the calm and quiet will quickly return. But let nobody be misled: we are determined to defend our borders and sovereignty," Netanyahu added.
Speaking at a televised address to mark Naqba day, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said that those killed were martyrs to the Palestinian cause.
"Their precious blood will not be wasted. It was spilt for the sake of our nation's freedom," Abbas said.
In the wake of the "Arab Spring" revolutions that have swept across the region, the plight of Palestinians has become a popular cause. As protesters in Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, and Jordan chanted for democratic reforms and elections, side-protests were held for Palestinian statehood.
In Tunis earlier this month, a group of protesters held a demonstration in front of the cities national theater to highlight the issue.
"We have our freedom, now they deserve theirs," said Malek Amou, a 27-year-old blogger who was starting a Facebook page for solidarity protests with the Palestinians.
"Since the Arab Spring there is more solidarity across the Arab world completely. We all want to help each other until we are all free — all our Arab brothers," he said.
In Egypt, thousands turned up at solidarity Naqba protests and attempted to march towards Gaza until they were turned around by the Egyptian military.
Hima Nawoub, a 24-year-old student in Cairo, said that the Palestinian cause had become "central" to young Egyptians since the revolution.
"Suddenly everyone is talking about the Palestinians. I think we are all inspired by our revolution. It has been too long for them under occupation. We want them to have revolution too," she said.
Despite the support from their Arab neighbors, Palestinians remain reluctant to take to the streets en masse.
Hamzi Musla, a 46-year-old shopkeeper in Ramallah said that there were still too many internal problems within Palestinian society.
"First we must be a united force, then we can fight the Israeli occupation. We are currently many different people — not one united person," he said.
He added that his two teenage children were among the protesters in Ramallah.
"They are young and hopeful. I have seen too many disappointments already," he said.
Earlier this month, Palestinian officials announced they had reached a reconciliation agreement between the Fatah government that controls the West Bank, and the Hamas authority that has ruled Gaza since June 2007. While the details of reconciliation have remained unclear, the two sides have pledged to hold elections together.
A spokesman for the Islamist Hamas movement in the Gaza Strip, Sami Abu Zuhri, called Sunday "a turning point in the Israeli-Arab conflict" that proved the Palestinian people had united and that Arabs were committed to ending Israeli occupation.
(Frenkel is a McClatchy special correspondent reporting from Jerusalem.)
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Alex Gordon sparks Royals with fifth-inning double and sliding catch
As the champagne-fueled party raged in the center of the clubhouse, Alex Gordon clutched a bottle in his right hand and disappeared to a corner of the room. He slid under a piece of heavy plastic, protecting lockers from spillage and spray, and slipped away from the mayhem. For a moment, Gordon paused by his locker. Then he removed a drenched shirt and put on something dry.
A moment later, he slipped back under the plastic, cradled the bottle and headed out to find his family. He desired a tamer scene.
"It's kind of the same," Gordon said.
On a cool Wednesday night at Kauffman Stadium, the Royals fought off the Houston Astros in a decisive Game 5 of the American League Division Series, scoring a 7-2 knockout and a second straight berth in the American League Championship Series, where they will face the Toronto Blue Jays. Gordon, the stoic face of a franchise and the steady hand of the clubhouse, was at the center of it all. He roped a ground-rule double to right in the bottom of the fifth, igniting a game-turning three-run rally. He made an fantastic sliding catch in the top of the sixth, chasing a baseball into foul territory and stealing an at-bat from Houston second baseman Jose Altuve.
If this indeed is Gordon's final season as a Royal — a question that will take center stage this offseason — Gordon made sure that the end did not come in the ALDS.
"He's meant a lot to this franchise," Royals owner David Glass said, his blue shirt drenched in champagne as he stood amidst the party. "But he hasn't changed. Alex is the same kid that he was from the very beginning."
When the season is over, Gordon will face the biggest decision of his life. It's coming soon enough. Gordon possesses a $12.5 million player option on the back end of his four-year contract, the one that has already paid him $37 million since 2012. More likely, Gordon can decline the option and enter free agency, offering his talents to baseball's lavish market.
For months, Gordon has declined to discuss his decision publicly. But it looms as one of the great questions of the impending offseason. Glass says Gordon is the "kind of guy that you'd want your daughter to bring home and date." Club officials adore Gordon's work ethic and his status as a leader the club's young players. But how much will sentimentality matter in contract negotiations?
So as the Royals arrived at Kauffman Stadium on Wednesday afternoon for a winner-take-all Game 5, it led to the obvious question: Would this be Gordon's final game as a Royal? For the moment, of course, the answer is no. The question can wait. Gordon made sure of it.
The first moment came in the bottom of the fifth, with the Royals trailing 2-1. With Salvador Perez at first, Gordon fought back from an 0-2 count against Astros starter Collin McHugh and barreled an 87-mph cutter toward the gap in right. The baseball rocketed off maple — Gordon's Louisville Slugger: Model 6174H — and sailed deep into the night sky, a white pearl shimmering in the lights of Kauffman Stadium's fountains. As Gordon sprinted toward first, Houston right-fielder George Springer gave chase, turning and sprinting toward the warning track.
The baseball and Springer would arrive within milliseconds. The baseball won the race. Kauffman Stadium erupted into a wall of noise as Gordon trotted into second with a ground-rule double that sent Perez to third base. That set the stage for Alex Rios, who would add a two-run double for a 3-2 lead. The Royals never trailed again.
"Down a run there," said second baseman Ben Zobrist, "that's huge."
Minutes later, with the Royals leading 4-2 in the sixth, Gordon charged hard from left field and made a sliding catch near the foul line to retire Altuve. The catch was patented Gordon — a four-time Gold Glove winner going to the ground and coming up with the baseball. It was, his teammates said, perhaps his best defensive play since returning from a groin injury in September.
"The crowd definitely helped with that energy," Gordon said, "and the way they were cheering us on, even when we were down. So they really picked us up and kept us going."
In the moments after the game, after the party had begun, Gordon returned to the Kauffman Stadium grass. The scene had calmed, and Gordon soaked in the night air and the prolonging of a season. In the weeks since he has returned from a groin injury, his bat has slumped and he took up residence in the eighth spot in the order, an unusual spot for a three-time All-Star.
There are signs, perhaps, that he is emerging from his slump. In five games against Houston, he batted .214 (four of 17) with a solo homer in Game 3 and the go-ahead RBI in Game 4.
"He battles," said George Brett, who was holding court on the far side of the Royals clubhouse after the game.
Brett, of course, has seen every iteration of Gordon, from his days as a touted prospect, to his years as an injury-plagued and struggling third baseman, to All-Star rebirth in left field, to his current position as team leader, the quiet pulse in the corner of the clubhouse. For a moment, Brett considered Gordon's growth, then he looked at the scene in front of him.
"He drove in the winning run the other day and he scored the winning run today," Brett said. "That's not bad for a guy hitting eighth."
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You imagine time flowing backward, back upstream: the apartment door swings open and the messenger from the lawyer's office comes into your living room, loads up the boxes onto a dolly, and leaves with them. The dust falls through the beam of light from your window and settles back on the scarred wooden floor. The boxes wait again in the corner of the lawyer's office. In the hospital, long wiry hairs suddenly lift up from the musty pillow, re-implant themselves in your mother's dented skull. (The abiding image, for some reason, is her hair at its healthiest: dark glossy coils of it. You had a dream recently that you came home and found it winding like a rope along dream-lengthened hallways, and you followed it with the growing sense that where it would ultimately lead would be unfamiliar, not really your mother at all, some demonic reverse Rapunzel, and yet you were nevertheless propelled forward, as though someone were tugging at the other end.) Eventually she sits up, combs her long hair, more hairs returning from the brush to her head. Doctors remove the morphine drip. Her flesh puffs back into firmness. She leaves the room, sucking the sick air into herself, drives to the office to retrieve the boxes. At home, she opens one and takes a sheet of paper. Ink flows from the cramped cursive on the page and back into her pen; words into her brain. Her thoughts curl once more inside her, unform themselves into vague image, memory, piled heavily atop each other like drifts of snow. As you back into her house at the end of your visit, she tells you she thinks it will be all right. That you can go.
But no: here are the boxes on your living room floor, here is the disturbed dust swirling in the intruding sunlight. Your mother, the poet Valentina Veselka, is nowhere. And you have a decision before you: to obey her imperative, the only thing she has left you, or not.
You meet Mary and Knut at a characterless bar in Midtown East, chosen for its equidistance from your apartments. His real name isn't Knut; you came up with that before you even started dating him. The first time you met, in the dorm room party of a mutual friend, he was reading Hunger by Knut Hamsen, whom you'd never heard of. You were pleased by how antisocial the act was.
"Hey Knut," you'd said, and each time after that. It fit doubly once you learned that he was a bit of a nut, and it sounded nicer than just saying so. Now that Mary's dating him, she calls him Knut too.
Mary is wearing a short green skirt, a snug black top, and enormous rain boots. She's a dominatrix at a dungeon downtown called Mistress Genevieve's. You like casually weaving this into conversation with people, how impressed they seem with your life, in which having a friend who pisses on men after grinding boot heels into their soft bellies is no big thing. You can sort of see some far-off future in which the mention of her truly will be casual, thanks to the intervening life between now and then grinding the unorganized mass of all things for you into stories, each with its own sensible place.
"Sit next to Remy so she doesn't feel alone," Mary says, and Knut plops down beside you in the booth, splashing up a familiarly spicy smell: you see him at home, still obediently applying the same deodorant each morning, maybe pinching at the skin beneath his chin, which he always worried was conspiring to form an additional chin. Mary had, at least, first asked your permission to date him.
You make up your mind to tell them about the lawyer, the boxes. Every decision is a turn off a long hallway into an ever-narrowing series of rooms, you stumbling forward through the succession of doors failing to block the feeling of the abandoned ones pressing against your back, accusing. Now you have stepped into the room of this conversation, a room of concern-flooded eyes, confession.
"Valentina," Knut says, shaking his head. "She had to leave you with some intangible." He still seems to feel an entitlement to your family, the right to warm weariness.
"Well it's a legally binding contract," Mary says. "That's pretty, like, definite."
Knut asks you when you're going to do it.
"I haven't decided if I'm doing it at all."
"What will you do instead?" Mary asks.
"Send it to her publisher?"
Knut turns to you already full of objection. Looking at his outraged face makes you want to punch it so you throw back your drink and stare instead at the pockmarked ceiling.
"Look, I'm a huge Valentina fan," Knut says. "I think she's brilliant. But you have to respect her wishes"
"Why?" Mary says. "Like the dead care?"
"She cared enough to make these preparations ahead of time."
"People want more," you say, mostly to see what will happen.
"Tough shit!" Knut says. "It's not like they deserve it."
"I wonder if I could be held in contempt." You say this wonderingly, loosely, rolling around the idea. You know at some sober point later it will harden and become genuinely worrisome.
"Look at Remy," Mary says. "I love how fast she gets drunk. Remy, say something outrageous."
"Pretty soon Knut is going to try to come on your face."
Mary lets out a whoop of laughter. This is why you keep her, you think, this and the ability to tell people you know a dominatrix: how you feel lighter, meaner around her, how so much is not only permitted but rewarded.
"You're late with that warning," Mary says. You're pleased to feel Knut continuing to sulk beside you.
Later they walk you to the train. As Knut staggers over to the halal cart outside the station, Mary quickly presses her fingers into your palm and leans in. "You sure you OK? You don't want to come back with us tonight?" You imagine Knut glowering at you from the dark corners of the apartment like a territorial cat. "Don't worry," you say.
"No, I don't worry about you," Mary says, her eyes full of worry. Guilt closes in on you, at the ease with which you dispassionately judge her, every minute.
When you close your eyes the train slowly revolves around you, and you know at some point you will vomit. When you get home, you move down the hallway without flipping the lights on, and see the grayish hulks of boxes piled in your living room. "Still here?" you say to them, and laugh, the sound hoarse and separate from the smooth gliding of New York traffic outside your window.
A memory of Knut:
You two walked the grassy edges of Route 48 on his first visit home to your mother. As the sky darkened the stars began to poke through, one by one. He was talking about how he loved the city but wasn't sure the love was good, helpful. He knew he had something to say but was afraid it got engulfed by the bright lights, the noise, the belching smoke and exhaust. Maybe he ought to be out here, in the suburbs, where he could hear the wind in the trees and the crickets. Maybe if he had stillness, what he wanted to say would rush in to fill it – or not to fill it but to give the stillness a texture that he could run his fingertips over and then transmit to everyone: a messenger, bearing his own singular message. It was in there somewhere but so difficult to find.
"How does your mother do it?" he asked you.
"Ask her," you told him, your words a doorstop against the flood of earnest feeling. He felt you did not try very hard to understand. He would see your eyes glaze as he spoke into worries about dinner, train times, your boss' frustration at your lack of attention to detail, black rocks that his concerns, at once dreamier and realer, simply rushed past. You resented this: how he wouldn't help you clear the dishes and rinse them and put them in the dishwasher, because he had become absorbed in something he was reading, he was writing, he was listening to – as though those tasks were beneath him, but not beneath you. I'd like to just ignore them and get lost in a book, too, you'd tell him, but this has to get done somehow. You'd say this, but were not certain that any of it was true.
"OK," you said. "I don't think she practices anything – not stillness, not seeking. She's just like a channel – a medium. It just seems to move through and out of her, without any effort." He was staring ahead into the dark road but also, it seemed, looking at you. "I guess that sounds mystical."
"It is mystical," he agreed. "I believe in that. I've felt that way before. But it's very rare. It's something you have to tap into, but you can't make yourself tap into it."
"Yeah," you said. "She just like… is." Thinking you sounded like a parody of a college student. Of an aspirant. What you most admired about Knut was his embrace of that risk; a decision he'd apparently made long ago to simply walk through the walls of irony, cynicism, that kept others in tiny, bitter courtyards. Your mother, too, continuously opened her arms wide to earnest feeling, but it seemed to have never occurred to her that there was anything else to do – therefore, Knut was braver. A familiar annoyance twisted inside you at her seemingly secret world, one you suspected you understood better than even she did – but there was no way to relate this, so you were condemned to be the thick one, the slow, the enmeshed in the molasses grind of day to day life while she floated above, somewhere else. Knut thought he had more in common with your mother than with you, and he was wrong, but there was no way of dissuading him. The few times you had tried to explain a feeling to him, one of the deepest buried ones, he responded, "I understand what that's like," or, "I know just what you mean," perhaps meant to comfort through communion, but it said to you instead, There's nothing you can think I haven't thought. There's no unknown territory in you to explore. His footprints had crisscrossed every corner.
You decided to try it with him. "Anyway," you said, "I know what you're saying."
He outstretched an arm, encircled you, pulled you in. "Thanks hon," he said, but what his eyes said was, No you don't, you don't, you don't.
On the train ride to your father's house you catch through hangover blear some graffiti on the wall of a gray municipal building, something about fuck this town. How quaint, to hate a town. To resent your feet staked to its well-worn earth. To actually be staked!
Out of the limpid pools of memory floats another graffito: Life's a bitch and then you die so fuck the world and let's get high. Wavering black on the wall of the handball court at your elementary school. You and your mother passed it on a walk one day and she said that it was the perfect poem: the simplicity of the rhyme, the absence of syllabic variation, its bravado and despair. "There's no response to it," she said, "and a million responses."
Once when you were seventeen you got into a fight with her in the car and finally exploded at her nonchalance, her un-understanding: "I hate you."
"Good," she said, in that accent that sounded to you at such moments unbearably thick and stupid, "then go."
She pulled over and stared at you with flat blue eyes. A car behind you began to honk with a franticness hilariously out of sync with the surroundings, the corn fields and tilting empty sky, but your mother didn't acknowledge it. You teetered on a moment between rage and laughter: you could have laughed, she would have too. You opened the door and climbed out and slammed it and she drove away. Her car waned to a dark smear on the horizon.
On the three mile walk home you plotted revenge. You could just wander; circle the pastures or hide in the aisles of a 7-Eleven long enough that she'd worry some hick had snatched you away. Or you could take the bus to your father's, but he'd turn his face away: "You must have done something." He refused to come between the two of you even when it would be to his advantage. You hated, too, his piety, how he hewed to it no matter how inconvenient.
The sun dropped lower and roadside grime coated the soles of your feet. You were wearing sandals, and the layer of dust that collected between your skin and the leather gave you chills. You were hemmed in then by everything, the dumb darkening sky and the lonely cars on the road, their headlights pulling them home, the sign that was your halfway mark reading Welcome to Long Island Wine Country, your mother, the ridiculous petulance she coaxed out of you even in these last days of your young womanhood, the cicadas buzzing, the excruciating familiarity of it all: how could it ever let you go? You had worn a circle around your whole life.
You had hoped to outwalk the sick throb in your chest, and when you arrived home, grubby with road dust and sweat, it seemed your mother at least had. She greeted you casually, without even a thread of irony woven through her smooth voice, led you to the dinner table in the dining room under the slow hum of the ceiling fan.
Which was it? The game she invented? The one you did? Or was it the one you decided upon silently, together, the one you thought you'd play for all time?
You told your father you would walk from the train station, but when you arrive at his house you're sticky and bitter at the stickiness. He should have insisted on picking you up. You ring the bell and it echoes inside the empty house.
He's in the back, crouched over his tomato plants, smoking a joint. Pale hairy legs that end in bright yellow gardening clogs. Your friends always used to say, "Oh, your dad's so cute," as though there was no awareness crouched behind the quirks, as though he thought he was normal.
"They're big," you say, of his pale green globes.
He rubs your head with a dirty hand. "I have no idea how it happened," he says. "I was just messing around." He likes to do things vaguely like this, poking at random from all sides, accomplishing without really inhabiting reality. He passes you the joint. He was always pleased when you'd get sidetracked in the midst of a project, unlike your mother, who would stream like a harpoon through the murky depths of an idea.
Shortly before they divorced – you were fifteen or so – you helped him clean out your grandparents' basement. Digging through a cardboard box filled with old tax returns he unearthed his high school yearbook: Pike Street School, '71, Reach for the Skies! You hunched with him over the sharp black-and-white photos; the lost kids, with their funny thick eyeglasses, their towering haircuts, smiled brightly back. Every now and then your father would point out the ones who died: "cancer," or "drugs," or "car crash," punctuated by a "hmm," a "huh," sounds of bland wonderment. Then he reached a girl with soft blond hair framing a round face: "They found her in a hotel room –" and stopped. You knew you could push him forward, learn more, but you sensed that behind the membrane of casualness that there was something throbbing and dangerous. So you said nothing and gazed with him at her square on the yellowing page. The same square for everyone, no matter the size of the impression they left.
There was an old graveyard near your house where you and your mother would walk, and one day shortly after the basement cleaning you stopped in front of one of the stones, Jonah Friedman, 1917–1969, thinking the '–' was everything, the '–' held all the gems and detritus of a life, and sensed her watching you, and again did not speak. You knew if you had, there was the possibility something would be taken from you. Converted through her weird alchemy into art.
You follow him into the house and take a seat across from him at the kitchen table. You trace an index finger along the edges of a stain from a coffee cup, a dull brown ring, thinking that it makes sense the house will fall into disarray now that your mother's gone, even though they hadn't lived together for ten years. Your tongue sticks to the roof of your mouth and you ask for a glass of water.
"Lightweight," your father says, and pours it. You find yourself telling him about the boxes crowding you out of your living room, back across the long miles in Queens, though you hadn't planned to right away, you had thought instead that you would ease into it over the course of the visit.
He shrugs. "Guess you better do what she says."
The cranes sit atop the table, stationed on either side of the stain. Your mother bought him the gold statues for his birthday many years before. One is bent over as if to drink from a pool; the other extends its neck skyward, about to open its delicate wings. As your father opened the gift, your mother stood tensed over him, ready to pounce and share his delight. Instead he looked up, his face a question.
"Stuff?" he asked. "You got me stuff?"
"Oh no," she said, and started laughing. "I thought you'd like them! They're from that antique store on South Plymouth…"
"I like them," he said, "but, I mean…" and his words scattered away into his own laugh. "Do you know me at all?"
"Remy convinced me," your mother said, although you had done no such thing, only agreed with her that they were quite pretty. "We just got caught up in a moment."
He lifted the tall one. "A backscratcher?" he said, and arching his hand over his head with it, scraped its beak along his broad back. You stood and watched them tangled in their joined laughter, tears coming into your mother's eyes, you smiling too but also thinking that behind the smile there was something unspeakably sad. Your mother hadn't really known him, or anyone. She couldn't have written those poems if she had focused on knowing anything but the contours of herself. You think now that maybe it hadn't occurred to her at all, the way her imperative would challenge and exhaust you, or that if it had, she didn't think much of it, since that was all she had ever done to you. You think, looking at the cranes, Everything has a daytime side and a nighttime side. You realize you're pretty stoned.
"Look, why don't I drive you back to the city?" your father suggests. "I could help you destroy them. We could take them to the bridge and throw them into the river or something. It would be a nice memorial, don't you think?"
The idea is so comforting. It flows over you like warm bathwater. He looks at you, red rimming his eyes, this time waiting on you to receive your gift.
"No," you tell him. "You can't help me."
Your mother wrote about babies haloed in plastic and thrown in the trash, she wrote the psalm of a murdered twelve-year-old, she wrote about a drive from San Diego to Mexico and how the dead insects splayed on window glass became increasingly exotic, angels from an alien world, she wrote about the silhouette of a man in a dark hotel room on a sunny day, she wrote about her own image bouncing back at her in the bright blue pool off her father's sunglasses when he taught her to swim at the resort in Sochi, about the animal terror she felt for ten minutes at losing you in a shopping mall herd.
These were just hints at the shadows in the valleys of her world. Which is why you decided to go to Russia your junior year of college: all the stories began there, and you had none. Which is also why you decided you'd let slip the tight ropes around your chest for once and breathe deep, taking in even the smog. Which is why that night you ventured far out past where you had once decided your threshold lay, why you waved your friends out of the club and let it dawn gradually on you, like the creeping up to shrill violins of a horror movie soundtrack, that a strange man was rubbing his erection against the sweaty small of your back, too far underwater with the pounding music to push him away with any force.
Then there were two more men with scary-blue eyes at each elbow, leading you onto the coughing streets and easing you into a cab, as you realized that in the morning you'd be embarrassed at how easily you'd played the naive foreigner, but also didn't give a damn right now. How lucky, how lucky I am, you thought, settling into the black leather nest of the cab's back seat and then beyond into muggy drifting, when a blast of cold and another arm dragged you back into the world. You were wavering on an empty sidewalk, the black sky hurtling above you, the cab driver staring at you.
"This isn't it," you said, and gave him your address in Russian several times, ashamed of your sloppy accent.
He kept shaking his head. Then he pointed at your mouth. Then his crotch.
"I don't know," you said. You couldn't figure out what he was trying to tell you in his weird sign language. You just stood and giggled in embarrassment, until the embarrassment morphed into a dull black horror of comprehension.
"No," you said, "no," and started crying, and in the midst of your crying thought that maybe you could do it without throwing up. Just to get home and get to sleep, it won't kill me. You had nearly convinced yourself when he got back into the car and drove off. You stood watching the red smear of brake lights fading against the oily black of the street. You thought of your mother at that very moment, in her pink terrycloth robe at her desk with her mug of coffee, squinting her sharp eyes at the chickenscratch in her notebook, how she would always stop for you, and for no one else. It was a generosity you couldn't conceive of, you, who resented your roommate's cough when it woke you up, no matter how sick she was from walking to class through the bleak winter gusts. You were sobbing so hard there on the street you thought you might die when you realized you were on your block. You had staggered toward it on some mysterious instinct, you with your pitiful sense of direction. And you thought that there was no poetry in this, your shaken cluelessness in the center of vacancy, dead leaves skittering like rodents in the street gutters.
You leave your father's house the next morning before he wakes up and walk to the beach. It's a north shore beach, rocky and unwelcoming, already cool and empty though it's only mid-September. September has always struck you as a pensive month, a time to prepare for the unlocking from heat and light. Gulls circle and cry above the blank sand. You watch them warily, as though this will prevent them from shitting on you and ruining your perfect vision of yourself as a lonely and profound outline of a girl, a bright flaw in the eye of the world.
You realize her death is also the death of all the in-jokes and shared knowing looks, the secret language of your family, the passwords to the triangle you and your mother and father formed together.
You're seven: you're on the floor playing with Legos, your parents seated solidly behind you on the couch, when a Burger King commercial comes on, beaming a new jingle into your living room. Hold the pickles / hold the lettuce / special orders don't upset us… your father laughs.
"That sounds exactly like 'Dayenu'," he says.
You turn and look up at him.
"You know, the Passover song? Ilu hotzi, hotzianu, motzianu mi mitzrayim, Dayenu." He sings it, to your delight. It's the highlight of the seder every year, belting out the sunny, mysterious words.
A weird expression settles over your mother's face. "Do you two even know what that means?" she asks. She doesn't wait for an answer. She stands up and climbs the stairs to her office. You hear the echo of her firm closing of its door.
Dayenu, you know now, means "it would have been enough." The song names the fifteen gifts from God to the Israelites, and swears after each that it alone would have been enough, had there been no further miracles. 'Dayenu' is also the name of your mother's most famous poem. It's a celebration of true freedom: the moments that you separate from the tireless string of your desires and dreams, and the quotidian aches that wrench the string continuously from you, to be nothing but particles touching other particles, vibrating, sated by communion. The moments that are so fleeting as to be only the auras you see after a flash of light, rather than the light itself, except your mother stopped them and solidified them and engraved them into paper.
But life constitutes the vast chasms between these moments. There is no "it would have been enough," not for you or your mother or her sea of admirers, whom you envision as slender, bookish women, with thick eyeglasses reflecting pearly light, curled on their couches around hardcovers.
It doesn't matter what she wanted, you think. Or, it is all that matters. You take off your shoes and socks and step into the slimy sand where the water begins. You wade into the icy ocean and await further instructions.
Alanna Schubach is a writer and teacher living in Queens, NY. Her fiction has previously appeared in Newtown Literary, Post Road, the Bellevue Literary Review, and more. She was named a 2015 Fellow in Fiction with the New York Foundation for the Arts. Follow her @AlannaSchu.
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Scratch Orchestra's improvisation Rite. Watching, waiting, listening.
Set up (see notes)
Each person takes a number, between 1 and x (the nmber of people taking part). Numbers are chosen starting with the highest and counting downwards. If there is a disagreement about who should have a given number, it may be decided by tossing coins, by voting, or any other method. Each person must know who has the number immediately below his own, and all must remember who has the highest number.
Gameplay instructions
When numbers have been assigned, No 1 begins performing. Some time after No 1 has begun, No 2 begins, sometime after this No 3 begins, and so on until all are performing. If desired a maximum and a minimum interval may be decided in advance [… otherwise] this is free.
Game end
To end: The person who begins last (i.e. the person with the highest number) decides when to end. When he ceases performing, everyone else stops.
Gamemaster's notes
The extended set-up of this game seems to be intentional as artistic means, but with more casual approach, the game works fine with any form of order assuming method. It's worth noting though, that it's better to not keep a set order to be obvious during playing (like usually it is during games played in a circle).
Nice way to do it is to play this game after having played a turn-based game in the circle. Every player remembers a person to his/her right (if previous game was played clock-wise) as a predecessor, and then everyone moves to other place in performing space (in the circle or not).
Editor's notes
This is one of the Improvisational Rites - notes of Scratch Orchestra (scholar info on the ensemble) from 1969.
In the text you can find many interesting game mechanics like conversing with imaginary pigeons or giving money to other people ;). Inspiring!
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The SEN faculty supports students who have additional needs to achieve their full potential – by removing barriers and making learning accessible for all.
The majority of support for students with special educational needs is delivered by teaching assistants within the mainstream classroom. However, some students have significant needs which means they benefit from being in one of our support classes, with a modified timetable to focus on skills for life and preparing for the next step after leaving us at the end of Year 11. These classes have a maximum of 12 students, with a high level of additional adult support with a wide range of interventions to support learning and tailored lesson content.
In addition to our support classes and teaching assistant support, we deliver the following interventions where appropriate:
- The Dockside Reading Scheme – designed for KS3 students who have difficulty with their reading skills.
- Corrective Reading and Rapid Reading – designed for students who have difficulties with decoding and/or comprehension of text.
- IDL – a computer program designed for students with dyslexia.
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- ASDAN – students in KS4 support classes follow a specifically-designed course with the intention of developing independent living skills and preparation for transition to further study at college or work/training.
- Alternative courses – for some students, GCSE qualifications are not appropriate and alternatives are offered. For more information, please refer to the individual subject pages.
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Some students have specific needs which cannot be met by our teachers or teaching assistants. Therefore, we have the following professionals in school who may work with students with SEN:
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- Caroline Ritson – Specific Learning Difficulties Teacher
- Clare Vaughan – Speech Therapist
- Lianne Hey – Occupational Therapist
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- Finals may be over, but it's never too early to get some extra help. Don't forget tutors are available Mondays through Thursdays at lunch by the Flex Office.
Clubs and Teams
- Interested in participating on a spring sports team? If so, then be sure to complete your online athletic registration by Thursday, Feb. 1st at 3:00pm. Be sure to upload your medical clearance form to your online account. No hard copies accepted. If you've already played on a sports team this school year, then all you need to do is update your registration for the spring sport you'd like to play. More information can be found at GoAlbanyAthletics.org
- All interested in playing on the spring Co-ed Badminton team...there will be an informational meeting at lunch on Tuesday, Jan. 30th in the wrestling room. Please spread the word!
- Are you interested in Gothic culture? If so, come to the Gothic Culture Club. We meet on Tuesdays during lunch in Room 206. All are welcome!
- Best Buddies Club Meeting Thursday, February 1st during lunch in Room 219.
- Softball conditioning schedule is every Tuesday and Wednesday in the weight training room with Ben from 6-7pm until the season starts in February.
- Bake for Charity Club today at lunch in culinary room in the art building. We will be making cinnamon rolls.
- Krispy Kreme fundraiser afterschool! Support Key Club and get donuts for $1.50.
- Key Club Meeting Wednesday at lunch. See you there, Kiwis!
- Be sure to stop by Feminist Club for a thoughtful discussion on Rape culture.
- Freshman/Sophomore Boys Basketball @ 2:45