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The current issue (December 2004) of Record Collector magazine is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a list of the 100 most valuable records of all time.
An unissued 1969 UK picture sleeve of David Bowie's Space Oddity 45 stands at #7 in the list, commanding a cool £3,000! ($5,755USD)
Here's an edited version of what Record Collector had to say about the disc:
Space Oddity £3,000 (Philips BF 1801, 7" in unreleased p/s, 1969)
In 1969, it was still relatively unusual to find picture sleeves with UK singles. They were very much the norm in America and across Europe, but British record companies still reckoned that it wasn't an expense worth taking. So, when a previously undocumented picture sleeve was discovered in 1996 for David Bowie's 1969 release, Space Oddity, even well-known Bowie collectors assumed it had to be a clever fake.
Nobody has been able to explain why the sleeve was printed and then not distributed, although, during his research for his David Bowie: World 7 Records Discography, expert Marshall Jarman was informed by a man who worked in Holland for Philips in the 60s that when Space Oddity was first released, stereo singles were still a novelty, and Philips had several stereo singles pressed up in Holland specially for the UK market as an experiment. Space Oddity would have been a likely subject for a marketing exercise of this kind, as the single made good use of effects, and was also inspired by developments in technology.
So Jarman speculates that as the UK stereo discs were pressed in Holland, there may well have been picture sleeves printed to go with them - after all, every other European country issued a picture sleeve, most utilising the same image seen here in various forms - and that for some reason the company decided not to use them after all. Just those two or three copies are known to have survived, hence the astronomical asking price.
I did do a piece about this item here on BowieNet a few years ago, which I can't locate right now. But, if memory serves, I approached the item with a little healthy suspicion. I'll keep an open mind until the day I have a copy in my paws to inspect. There would be tell-tale signs if the item were fake, not least of all the paper stock, the way it was printed and even the design.
Another reason I haven't been completely comfortable about this one, is the fact that all the known copies seemed to emanate from one record dealer. The fact that a limited 'reissue' version of the sleeve then became available at a much lower price from the same seller, did nothing to convince me of the validity of the sleeve. Anyway, as I say, I have an open mind for now.
OK, now I'm going to rant, so if you're easily bored I'd move on if I were you.
Attempting to evaluate the price of a rare record is an almost impossible task that the likes of Record Collector can only give a vague idea of. Obviously any item for sale is worth what the last person was willing to pay for it, and if eBay is a fair marketplace to get a picture of an artist's current worth in the record-collecting market, then the Record Collector Rare Record Price Guide is wholly inaccurate. David Bowie is a great example of that.
I bought the latest edition (2006!), the first time I've bothered in six years, and while I appreciate how hard it must be to compile such a tome, there are unforgivable errors in this guide...particularly considering the book is "fully revised and updated" with each new edition,
Even taking in to account that this is a UK price guide, there are still ridiculous omissions from the UK listings of many major artists. If anybody from Record Collector is reading this, yes I can give several examples.
Anyway, even though I seriously collect lots of different artists, I'm sure the majority of you only want to know about some of the Bowie inaccuracies. Here are just a handful of the more expensive recent eBay auction results with the Record Collector valuation in brackets. Prices are GBP/USD, using
(NB: A white label advance promo of the above,
Sometimes, (though not very often) the eBay auction and the RC list price end up in a similar area, as with this item:
Another area where I think the guide fails those shelling out £25 for it, (hardback is £40) is its lack of consistency. For example, on page 646 of the 2006 edition, the 4-track EMI 7" EP from 1979 containing two tracks each from Davy Jones and The Lower Third and The Manish Boys is listed for £12, while the 1982 10" issue on Charly is listed at £18. Turn to page 776 and the very same records are listed at £10 and £7 respectively. The irony being that the far rarer 1990 CD reissue of the EP isn't even listed!
This inconsistency is highlighted in the current edition of the mag in the aforementioned 100 most valuable records of all time listing. At number 53 the magazine claims that the rarest Smiths record is an unissued live Meat Is Murder EP test pressing, valued at £1,000/$1,916.
However, earlier in the very same issue, the magazine values a Reel Around The Fountain 7" test pressing by The Smiths at £2,000/$3,832! It gets sillier...This £2,000 test pressing is listed in the 2006 guide at just £550/$1,052.
As I say, it's not an exact science, but that's just sloppy. So, before you take your old vinyl collection to your local second-hand record emporium, (where you'll probably be offered around a third of the Record Collector list price) it may be an idea to try it on eBay first.
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Members of PERMIAS (Indonesian Student Association) practiced for months before the International Women's Festival in order to master the intricate and precise style of their dance. The unison of their movements was accompanied by live performed song.
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This was inspired from a painting trip to Chandor Gardens in Weatherford. I painted the waterfalls and brought that painting back to the studio to use as a reference for this painting. It was a calming spot in the garden with the sound of the falls splashing.
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On February 20, we broke ground on "Blue2", the 750-foot second unit being built behind the "Blue House". Blue2 is designed to be the first new construction certified "Passive House" in California as well as the first in the state built for affordable housing. This blog will chronicle the construction of Blue2.
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Already heartbroken that Alberto's Continental is closed and on the block, now I see a listing online that confirms the rumor: Flor de Santiago is for sale as well. I never actually went there: I couldn't find anyone to actually recommend it. On our first trip, I saw it listed in my Frommer's travel guide, but the guesthouse owners (who knew everything about Mérida) had never even heard of it. We walked by while actually looking for coffee, back in 2010, but the absence of customers appeared as a warning sign to us.
Open since the 1920s, it was billed as the oldest restaurant in Mérida, its distinctive facade facing Parque Santiago. Contradicting the faint praise from Frommer's and other websites, Lonely Planet reported "Chiapas coffee is served in incongruous chipped willow-ware cups in this cafeteria-style eatery." Then, at the end of 2011, Hammock Musing chronicled the last leg of its decline: powdered leche replaced milk and empty shelves replaced baked goods. But such pretty atmosphere!
Our last trip included two trips to Alberto's, made specifically because their imminent demise was also making news. Sadly, our final meal there was after a heavy rain, so we couldn't eat in the surreal beauty of the courtyard. (The first time I was there, I was amazed to look up and see stars. It felt like a snug little dining room.) We were guided to the formal old-Spain dining room and enjoyed a good dinner served by affable servers. And accompanied by stories from Alberto himself. He lived the advice he gave to other restaurateurs: Treat the dining room like it's your own living room. He would bend our ears with plenty of tales, which I choose to believe are all 100 percent true. He had plenty of time to talk, too. The only other diners (who were also from Connecticut) had apparently only come to see the art that was for sale. Much of Alberto's massive collection was already gone (although many old santos, wooden chests, and many old wooden furnishings are offered along with the property). The place to see and be seen up until about 20 years ago, the food there was uneven in recent years, and the resulting online reviews must have scared away diners. Last we saw Alberto, he was a guest at a cocktail party, and he had just shut the restaurant. Maybe it was just me, but he already appeared adrift and deflated. After 50 years, Alberto deserves a happy retirement; I just hope he can adjust.
The restaurant was housed in a grand 300-year-old palace, said to have been built on the base of an ancient pyramid. The property is close enough to the main square to be on the radar of property developers, and Alberto said corporations have been trying to buy it (for cheap) for years. Thankfully, he resisted. But today, it's yours for $2 million US.
On TripAdvisor, someone wrote: "We can only hope that Alberto will get bored and re-open at some stage in the future, though he is now over 80 and may have really decided this time to retire. I will keep a lookout, just in case." Wishful thinking, but we can always hope.
Like the Continental, Flor de Santiago could no longer lean on its looks to survive. Also swimming in old European atmosphere, Flor had plenty of character. But when we were slightly lost and the heat was making us slightly delirious, the Flor could have been an oasis. We poked our heads inside, and Paul (whose instincts for these things are pretty sharp) said we should keep going. Maybe the sight of bored waiters milling about put him off. Flor was clearly way past its prime, and not doing much to rebound.
Mérida is packed with places we have yet to explore, filled with character, as yet undiscovered by us. We passed on Flor, but wished we had gone there back "in the day" (which honestly could have been before we were born). Mérida is changing quickly, favoring modern and hip new places. Which is fine and all, but where should we go next to experience before it's gone? Some of our worst meals (Portico del Peregrino, Café Peon Contreras) were in places that suckered us in by their beauty or charm. I'd even go back to Peregrino, because I also had a really good meal there once, so I'm actually batting 500. But my second meal, in which I unwisely chose the seafood, was so ridiculously bad, and the waiter was comically indifferent (the first waiter actually disappeared, letting his comrade finish the service). And yet I'd consider going back for the veal Milanese. Crazy, right? It's the atmosphere, and the sense of tradition, that get me every time.


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It's an ambitious goal: ending youth homelessness. Even more impressive, to try and do it in 100 days.
A coalition of county and city workers and nonprofits have joined forces for a 100-day challenge to tackle youth homelessness. After a few days of brainstorming, their goal is to house 700 young people in the next few months in King, Pierce and Spokane counties.
Organizations don't have specifics yet, but plan on releasing more progress updates in the coming month.
The Schultz Family Foundation and Raikes Foundation is providing approximately $250,000 to support the challenge.
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"There are around 200 people experiencing unsheltered homelessness around King County on any given day," Mark Putnam of All Home said. "We can house people quickly but we can't entirely end people becoming homeless. So we just need to be ready the next time someone becomes homeless to bring them into shelter, into housing, to get them on the path to building community again, getting employed."
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Whether you're a tech fan or not, Apple keynote events are also cultural events that reach well beyond the 'bubble' of consumer tech industry insiders, with specialized and mainstream blogs and media buzzing with rumors of potential releases and announcements months in advance.
Apple's highly anticipated Special Event keynote will be livestreaming today September 7 at 10 a.m. PDT and here's what we already know: The new iPhone 7, new MacPro, new Macbook, and new iPod Touch, will all possibly be making an appearance and/or launching. Those working at the intersection between tech and EHS however, should be especially interested in learning more about what the new Apple Watch 2 brings to the table. Less dependent on the iPhone, Apple Watch 2 widens the horizons for safety and mobility.
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Pulloottupadathu Bhaskaran alias as P Bhaskaran 21 April 1924 – 25 February 2007, was a Malayalam poet, lyricist of Malayalam film songs and filmmaker He penned more than 3000 songs for about 250 films He also directed 44 Malayalam feature films and 3 documentaries, produced 6 feature films and acted in several movies For his overall contributions to Malayalam cinema, he was awarded J C Daniel Award by the Government of Kerala
He was also a journalist and an All India Radio employee before becoming active in the film industry He was well known for simple use of the language in his songs and poems
- 1 Early life
- 2 Non-film career
- 3 Film career
- 4 Death
- 5 Awards
- 51 2000-Vallathol Award
- 6 Most popular film songs written
- 7 Filmography as director and producer
- 8 As an actor
- 9 See also
- 10 Notes
- 11 References
- 12 External links
Early life
P Bhaskaran was born on 21 April 1924 in Kodungallur, Thrissur district His father, Nandyelathu Padmanabha Menon was a poet, lawyer, journalist and Indian independence activist His mother was Pulloottupadathu Ammalu Amma His father died when he was studying in fifth standard He started to write poems when he was studying in 7th standard He studyied in Maharajas College, Eranakulam He used to write poems in a local magazine For taking part in the August Struggle, he was sentenced to 6 months imprisonment After getting released, he went to Kozhikode and joined Deshabhimani Weekly
Non-film career
P Bhaskaran started to write songs for communist stage performers His songs were banned in the then State of Travancore His first collection of poems was released in the title Villali During the Communist Rebellion in Punnapra-Vayalar, he wrote a song titled Vayalar Garjikkunnu Vayalar Roars under the pen name Ravi The song, starting with the lines Uyarum Njan Nadake rose to legendary stature in the days to come, during which the song was banned and he was expatriated from the then State of Travancore as per the orders of Dewan Sir C P Ramaswami Iyer Then he went to Chennai then Madras to join the editorial board of the Jayakeralam He used to write songs for Akashavani and that helped him to secure a job in Kozhikode Akashavani In 1950's, he got associated with the film industry He quit his job in Akashavani and went to Chennai to start full-time film career The lyrics for the theme song of Malayalam channel Asianet, starting Shyama Sundara was also written by him
Film career
P Bhaskaran's debut as a lyricist was for a Tamil film He wrote the Malayalam lines for a multi-linguistic song in film Apurva Sahodarangal 1949 The first Malayalam film song for which he wrote lyrics was "Madhumadhuri" for the film Chandrika 1950 He worked with director P Venu in his films Viruthan Shanku 1968, Virunnukari 1969, and Ariyapedatha Rahasiyam 1981 and produced some evergreen songs
In 1954, Bhaskaran along with Ramu Kariat directed the film Neelakkuyil The movie is regarded as ushering in social realism in Malayalam cinema It got the President's Silver Medal, first ever national recognition for a Malayalam film He was also a film director His films Adyakiranangal 1964, Iruttinte Athmavu 1969, and Thurakkatha Vathil 1971 went on to win National Film Awards for various categories He also acted in several films including Neelakkuyil He appeared in the film Manoradham 1978, as a strict family head who has deep faith in astrology He also directed several documentaries including the award-winning Vallathol
P Bhaskaran suffered from Alzheimer's disease at the end of his life, and could not recognize anyone who worked with him Two notable experiences were those from music director M K Arjunan, whose first film songs were written by him, and singer S Janaki, who sang most of the songs written by him Along with K J Yesudas The last film for which he wrote lyrics was 'Soudamini', released in 2003 He died on 25 February 2007 at his home in Thiruvananthapuram aged 83 He was cremated with full state honours at Thycaud Santhikavadam crematorium He is survived by his wife,Indira and four children
AwardsKerala Sahitya Akademi Award
- 1981 - Poetry - Ottakkambiyulla Thamburu
- 1954 - President's Silver Medal for Best Feature Film in Malayalam - Neelakuyil
- 1958 - Certificate of Merit for Best Feature Film in Malayalam - Nair Pidicha Pulival
Asianet Film Awards
- 1999 – Best Lifetime Achievement Award
Kerala State Film Awards:
- 1970 – Best Lyricist – Sthree
- 1985 – Best Lyricist
- 1992 – Best Lyricist – Venkalam
- 1994 – Kerala State Film Award for Lifetime Achievement – J C Daniel Lifetime Achievement Award from the Government of Kerala
2000-Vallathol Award
Most popular film songs written
- Kayalarikathu Film: Neelakkuyil
- Kuyiline thedi Film: Neelakkuyil
- Ellarum chollanu Film: Neelakkuyil
- Engane Nee Marakkum Film: Neelakkuyil
- Thamasamenthe varuvaan Film: Bhargavi Nilayam
- Vannan Vannallo Film: Viruthan Shanku
- Vaasantha Sadanathin Film: Virunnukari
- Kanana Poikayil Kalabham Film: Ariyapedatha Rahasiyam
- Hridayamuruki Nee Karayillenkil Film: Karutha Pournami
- Innale Mayangumbol Film: Anveshichu Kandethiyilla
- Kattile Pazhmulam Film: Vilakku Vangiya Veena
- Alliyambal kadavil Film: Rosi
- Anjanakkannezhuthi Film: Thacholi Othenan
- Pranasakhi nhan Film: Pareeksha
- Karayunno puzha chirikkunno Film: Murappennu
- Innenikku pottu kuthan Film: Guruvayoor Kesavan
- Karimukilkkattile Film: Kallichellamma
- Manjani poonilavu Film : Nagarame Nandi
- PathuvelippinuFilm :Vengalam
- Dukhangalkkinnu Njaan Film:Ambalapravu
- Vakacharthu Film:Iruttinte Athmavu
- Swargagayike IthileFilm:Mooladhanam
- Nilaavinte poonkaavilFilm:sree krishnaparunth
- "Pathuveluppinu"film "venkalam"
- "Innale nee oru sndara raagamayenfilm Stree
- "Iru kanneer thullikal oru sundariyude"film Iruttinte atmavu
- "Kesadi padam thozhnnen kesavafilm Pakalkkinavu
Filmography as director and producerFeature Films
- Neelakkuyil with Ramu Karyat 1954
- Rarichan Enna Pauran 1956
- Nairu Pidicha Pulivalu 1958
- Bhagya Jathakom 1962
- Laila Majnu 1962
- Ammaye Kaanaan 1963
- Aadyakiranangal 1964
- Shyamala Chechi 1965
- Tharavattamma 1966
- Anweshichu Kandethiyilla 1967
- Iruttinte Athmavu 1967
- Pareeksha 1967
- Lakshaprabhu 1968
- Aparadhini 1968
- Manaswini 1968
- Kaattukurangu 1969
- Kallichellamma 1969
- Mooladhanam 1969
- Ambalapravu 1970
- Kakkathamburatti 1970
- Sthree 1970
- Thurakkatha Vathil 1970
- Kurukshethram 1970
- Moonu Pookkal 1971
- Muthassi 1971
- Navavadhu 1971
- Ummachu 1971
- Vilakku Vangiya Veena 1971 Producer & Director
- Vithukal 1971
- Aaradimanninte Janmi 1972 Producer & Director
- Sneehadeepame Mizhi Thurakku 1972
- Raakuyil 1973 Only as Producer
- Udayam 1973 Producer & Director
- Veendum Prabhatham 1973
- Arakkallan Mukkalkkallan 1974
- Oru Pidi Ari 1974
- Thacholi Marumakan Chandu 1974 Producer & Director
- Chumaduthangi 1975
- Mattoru Seetha 1975
- Appooppan 1976
- Vazhivilakku 1976
- Sreemad Bhagavad Geetha 1977 Producer & Director
- Jagadguru Aadisankaran 1977 Producer & Director
- Vilakkum Velichavum 1978
- Enikku Vishakunnu 1983
- Guruvayoor Mahatmyam 1984
- History of Malayalam Cinema −2 parts 1989
- Vallathol Year
- Vaiki Vanna Vazhi 1990 T V Film
- Vaitharani 1991 TV Serial
As an actor
- Ezhamkadalinakkare 1979
- Pichipoo 1978
- Manoradham 1978
- Vilakkum Velichavum 1978
- Neelakuyil 1954
- Manasakshi 1954
- Thiramala 1953
See also
- Poetry portal
- List of Malayalam films from 1951 to 1960
- List of Malayalam films from 1961 to 1970
- List of Malayalam films from 1971 to 1975
- List of Malayalam films from 1976 to 1980
- List of Malayalam films from 1981 to 1985
- ^ http://cinidiarycom/peopleinfophppigsection=Actor&picata=1&no_of_displayed_rows=2&no_of_rows_page=10&sletter=B
- ^ http://madhyamamcom
- ^ "2nd National Film Awards" PDF Directorate of Film Festivals Retrieved 23 August 2011
- ^ "6th National Film Awards" International Film Festival of India Retrieved 3 September 2011
- P Bhaskaran passes away
- http://wwwmalayalachalachithramcom/profilesphpi=5
- http://archivespeoplesdemocracyin/2007/0311/03112007_mababyhtm
External links
- P Bhaskaran on IMDb
- MSI Listing
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How to Calm Your Pitta Dosha: Part 3
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Time for the final installment on how to stay cool this summer by calming your internal heat, or pitta dosha. The first two posts were related to food and drink. This one talks about what yoga asanas or poses you can do to stay cool in this heat. If you missed the first two posts on this topic, do check them out here.
There are many poses that help you beat the heat, but before you go trying any poses, always, always remember to WORK WITHIN YOUR LIMITS! It is not a competition with anyone, not even yourself. Just do what you can, but do it mindfully, and remember to breathe.
One of the most important asanas I like to practice in this weather is the Seated Spinal Twist (Ardha Matsyendrasana).
- You start off by placing the left leg either tucked in under the right hip, or stretching out straight ahead, which is easier for anyone with bad knees or tight hips.
- Next, bring the right leg across the left knee and set the foot flat on the mat. Gently place the crook of the left elbow OR the left palm over the right knee.
- Use the right hand beside you or behind you depending on your flexibility, and press it firmly into the ground to give you support as you slowly start to twist the torso toward the right.
- With every breath keep twisting a little bit more till you have reached your comfort level. Stay there and breathe and hold the pose for 10 seconds. Make sure your back is nice and straight and you are not straining any part of the body.
- Slowly, unwind by turning the gaze and chest toward the center. Release the legs and switch them up to do the pose on the other side.
The twisting action of this pose helps release your toxins and any pent up heat in the body. The more you breathe and relax into the pose, the more the release. It also tones the abdominal organs and strengthens the core. The shoulders also get a nice opening.
An alternative to seated twist is supine twist: You simply lay on your back and bring the knees into the chest. Slowly drop both knees on the right, while extending the left arm out. Place the right hand on top of the knees and turn your gaze to the left. Repeat on the other side.
You can do this pose every night in general do calm the nerves and relax the spine. Follow it up with Seated Forward Bend or Paschimottanasana:
- Sit with a nice, straight spine and stretch your legs our in front of you. Take a deep breath in and slowly slide your hands down the legs and see what you can grab comfortably. It could be your thighs, your calf, your ankles or maybe your toes.
- Slowly HINGE FROM THE HIPS....do not fold with your neck!
- Using your hands as traction keep extending your spine out and forward as you gently fold over the legs.
- If your hamstrings are tight, DO BEND the knees as much as you like. The most important thing is that your belly gets a good squeeze against the thighs. With more practice, which can take years sometimes, your legs will eventually straighten.
- To release the pose, gently relax the fingers and slide the hands up the legs as you straighten the spine back to a nice, upright position.
The squeezing action releases toxins and internal heat, similar to the twisting action in the previous pose. The pose also releases any tension in the lower back and neck, provided you breathe into these spaces.
There are more poses that you can look into if you are interested in adding to your practice. Do try to keep in mind that summer is a time to slow down on strenuous yoga poses, and focus instead on gentle relaxing asanas. If you feel comfortable, add meditation and breathing techniques or pranayama. A great example of a breathing technique that helps you cool down is the Sheetali pranayama. Here is a great article that explains the technique with a picture so you can see how its done.
I trust you are all sensible adults and do not need a disclaimer, but I have to say it anyway: These poses are just a suggestion and not a prescription. Please check with your doctor if you have any serious conditions before you try any of them. Also, avoid them if you are pregnant, have had abdominal surgery, hernia, slip disc, recently.


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FYI, The Alien, a tall, slender extraterrestrial who neither wears clothes nor has external gonads, backed Clinton during his two campaigns.
The so-called Mainstream Media just isn't going to report that kind of news.
I started reading WWN in the early 1990s, when I was a reporter in Florida. If you've never chased news in that part of the world, you have to understand something: Florida – especially South Florida – is a strange place that seems to compel people to do strange things, usually in public.
A reporter goes to work in the morning knowing that, before the day ends, he or she could be writing about Cuban or Haitian refugees coming ashore at a nearby beach, or a Space Shuttle crash, or a man finding a coral snake in his swimming pool and being bitten when he tries to put it in his freezer, or an alligator attacking a senior citizen on a golf course.
And it's not just bizarre local news. I have a theory that every major news story that breaks in the U.S. at some point takes a turn through Florida. From the hanging ballot chads that ensnarled the 2000 presidential election, to the September 11 terrorist bombers learning to fly in Vero Beach, to the Florida congressman whose suggestive e-mails to young pages in the House of Representatives probably cost the Republicans the 2006 elections – if you can imagine it, it's probably already happened in Florida.
I think that's why South Florida is home to supermarket tabloids such as WWN, the National Enquirer, the Star, and others. I think the tabloid editors realize that just being in the midst of the South Florida looniness is a great stimulant to their writers.
I never paid attention to WWN until I lived there. Then, one day in the Publix checkout line, my eye fell on the WWN rack. I don't remember what the headline was, but I do recall thinking that, after having lived in the land of surreal news events for a while, the stories in WWN seemed less absurd and more appealing to me.
Note that I did not say that I believed the stories; I just suddenly found them more appealing.
So I started buying a copy occasionally. My wife, a very bright woman who earned a PhD from one of the nation's top three graduate sociology programs, was surprised and maybe a little embarrassed that her husband would bring home such a lowbrow publication. You don't take that stuff seriously, she said. Nah, I said, I just read it like a comic book.
After a year or so, I learned to think a little like a WWN editor. I learned to take several contemporary fears and a few scraps of news and mold them into WWN-style headlines such as this one: "Alien pit-bulls spreading AIDS."
Why did I like the WWN? Because it was unashamedly outrageous and hugely imaginative. Because its editors and writers didn't give a flip about chasing half-true celebrity gossip that is the staple of other tabs. Because WWN was always printed in honest, down-to-earth, good old black and white.
Soon it will be gone from the supermakets, and life in the checkout line, alas, will be even duller.


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ST. LOUIS (CNS) — Drums punctuated a silent march by almost 800 Catholic women religious leaders Aug. 10 as they processed two blocks from a hotel ballroom to the Old Courthouse in downtown St. Louis, the site of the first two trials of the historic Dred Scott case.
This call to action at the general assembly for the Leadership Conference of Women Religious emphasized the conference's recommitment to a 2016 resolution that recognized "racism as a systemic, structural cause underlying and contributing to the multiple situations of injustice identified in the LCWR Call."
"In the presence of constant and painful reminders of the deep roots of racism in our country," reads the 2018 statement of recommitment, which echoes the wording of the 2016 resolution, LCWR pledges "to go deeper into the critical work of creating communion, examining the root causes of injustice and our own complicity, and purging ourselves, our communities, and our country of the sin of racism and its destructive effects."
The conference unanimously affirmed the recommitment just before marching to the courthouse, which was blocks away from the hotel where the sisters convened Aug. 8-10 for the LCWR annual assembly.
In the 1857 Dred Scott decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that no African-American, free or slave, could claim U.S. citizenship and was therefore unqualified to petition for freedom in court. Opposition to the decision was a catalyst for the Civil War and led to the adoption of the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments to the Constitution.
Sisters held signs on the courthouse steps that read "Being in Communion, Standing Against Racism," a continuation of the 2018 assembly's theme, "Being the Presence of Love: The Power of Communion."
Following five minutes of standing on the courthouse steps in silence, the sisters began to sing the lyrics that had echoed in the assembly: "We stand in communion, we stand in grace. We stand in communion with the human race."
"As we gather here today, let us recall that it has been 50 years since the great civil rights leader and man of God, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. … was gunned down in Memphis," Sister Donna Gribschaw, a Sister of Divine Providence of Allison Park, Pennsylvania, and chair of LCWR's Global Concerns Committee, said to the assembly participants before marching.
"And still we are confronted today with the sin of racism and the persistence of white privilege," she added. "In our work, the Global Concerns Committee recalled the desire expressed by members for additional time to go deeper and to deal more fully with the systemic racism that afflicts our country and our communities."
"Recent events in our nation, including the rise of white supremacy, growing nationalism and xenophobia, and our own failure to deal effectively with persistent systemic racism have heightened our concern and our desire to address racism as a root cause of injustice," Sister Gribschaw said. "And finally, we heard the deepening desire among you, the members, to address our own complicity in this enduring evil."
In 2016, a central part of the LCWR assembly that year focused on addressing institutionalized racism in women religious congregations and featured the work of historian and professor Shannen Dee Williams. Since then, several congregations have invited Williams to address them individually. Some communities sought out black women who were discriminated against to apologize.
In her presidential address to the 2017 LCWR assembly, Sister Mary Pellegrino, a Sister of St. Joseph of Baden, Pennsylvania, and former LCWR president, and in interviews discussed steps her community has taken to face historical incidents of racism.
The call to action during this year's assembly also fell days before the anniversary of an Aug. 12, 2017, rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in which white nationalists carried torches and yelled racial slurs, causing riots. The violent clash led to the death of a woman.
"The sin of racism and the injustice it breeds ultimately deprives all of us of the ability to be at home, to know peace," Sister Danielle Bonetti, a Sister of St. Joseph of Carondelet and member of the Global Concerns Committee, told the assembly before the march to the courthouse.
Following their recommitment to the 2016 resolution, sisters at the assembly as a group said they "stand in communion" with those struggle for civil rights, economic injustice and the limitations of prejudice based on race, nationality or sex.
A drum circle, which Sister Bonetti said was incorporated for its "time-honored method of healing and restoring energy," accompanied the sisters across the street as they gave "silent witness to God's call to end racism."
Salgado is a staff writer for Global Sisters Report.
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Monsoon is the time when Manali Spiti road is at its worst. There are numerous water crossings that make it very tricky for small cars to cross. The road condition is different after few days.
So this time we recorded all the water crossings, small and big that we crossed from Manali to Spiti. We even had to tow a Santro that got stuck near Chota Durrah. Enjoy the drive.


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This classic tour covers all the important birding sites found north-west of the capital city of Quito. This area is part of the Chocó bioregion that hosts a great number of endemics and specialities that are only shared with neighbouring areas of Colombia to the north. We will be based in the Tandayapa and Mindo valleys from where we will set out to bird the various renowned private reserves, affording us an outstanding opportunity to support local conservation projects for long-term habitat protection. A wide array of habitats will be birded, starting with the mystical elfin forest of the temperate zone, followed by bird-rich subtropical cloud forests. We will also venture deeper into tropical foothill forests to reach the mega-diverse lowlands. Iconic species that we will be searching for include Andean Cock-of-the-rock, Giant Antpitta, Plate-billed Mountain and Chocó Toucans, Toucan Barbet, Long-wattled Umbrellabird, Club-winged Manakin, Glistening-green Tanager, Orange-breasted and Scaled Fruiteaters and Velvet-purple Coronet, to mention but a few. In case rarities such as Banded Ground Cuckoo or Rufous-crowned Antpitta show up in the area, we will do our very best to fit in a twitch. A great network of birding reserves together with excellent infrastructure, unsurpassable scenery and friendly people make the Northwest of Ecuador one of the planet's most delightful birding destinations.
Tour Fact Sheet
Long-wattled Umbrellabird, Dark-backed Wood Quail, Dusky Pigeon, Pallid Dove, Indigo-crowned Quail-Dove, Pacific Parrotlet, Rose-faced Parrot, Cloud-forest Pygmy Owl, Sword-billed Hummingbird, Golden-breasted Puffleg, Purple-chested Hummingbird, Purple-bibbed Whitetip, Empress Brilliant, Brown Inca, Velvet-purple Coronet, White-booted Racket-tail, Violet-tailed Sylph, Golden-headed Quetzal, Chocó Trogon, Broad-billed Motmot, Rufous Motmot, Rufous-tailed Jacamar, Barred Puffbird, White-whiskered Puffbird, White-faced Nunbird, Orange-fronted Barbet, Toucan Barbet, Pale-mandibled Aracari, Plate-billed Mountain Toucan, Chocó Toucan, Olivaceous Piculet, Cinnamon Woodpecker, Guayaquil Woodpecker, Pacific Tuftedcheek, Uniform Treehunter, Strong-billed Woodcreeper, Northern Barred Woodcreeper, Black-striped Woodcreeper, Black-crowned Antshrike, Uniform Antshrike, Checker-throated Antwren, Pacific Antwren, Chestnut-backed Antbird, Black-headed Antthrush, Rufous-breasted Antthrush, Giant Antpitta, Moustached Antpitta, Yellow-breasted Antpitta, Ochre-breasted Antpitta, Nariño Tapaculo, Ocellated Tapaculo, Chocó Tyrannulet, Black-capped Pygmy Tyrant, Tawny-breasted Myiobius, Masked Water Tyrant, One-colored Becard, Andean Cock-of-the-rock, Orange-breasted Fruiteater, Scaled Fruiteater, Golden-winged Manakin, Club-winged Manakin, White-bearded Manakin, Beautiful Jay, Black Solitaire, Ecuadorian Thrush, White-capped Dipper, Chocó Warbler, Yellow-tufted Dacnis, Scarlet-thighed Dacnis, Scarlet-breasted Dacnis, Indigo Flowerpiercer, Yellow-collared Chlorophonia, Glistening-green Tanager, Moss-backed Tanager, Grey-and-gold Tanager, Rufous-throated Tanager, Blue-whiskered Tanager, Black-chinned Mountain Tanager, Scarlet-browed Tanager, Ochre-breasted Tanager
Olingito, Tayra, White-fronted Capuchin, Spectacled Bear (rare)
temperate tree line forest, subtropical cloud-forest, tropical foothill forest and tropical lowland forest all in the Chocó bioregion
chilly to hot and humid (very pleasant temperatures on most days)
easy/moderate pace
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Dušan Brinkhuizen is a biologist and Rockjumper leader who resides in Ecuador. He graduated from the University of Groningen in the Netherlands with an MSc specializing in...
What our clients say about tours to Ecuador
Dušan Brinkhuizen is an excellent birder and leader with an excellent temperament to handle diverse personalities. I look forward to birding with him again.
The tour was very good and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Dušan Brinkhuizen is an excellent guide, a superb birder whose enthusiasm is infectious. We had members of our group with differing levels of birding skills, fitness and expectations. Dušan showed a high level of professionalism and went out of his way to meet everyone's expectations…
[To Dušan Brinkhuizen] Truly, it was the very best birding trip I have ever been on, including several other Rockjumper trips which have all been great. As I think back on it, I can only marvel at your amazing ability to hear and identify the "chips" and "tsits" of birds calling or singing from deep…
It was a well-oiled machine. Dušan Brinkhuizen is an excellent guide. It goes without saying he knows his birds and he kept the whole adventure moving smoothly. I would hope Dušan would be the guide on my next Rockjumper tour.
Dušan Brinkhuizen is an awesome guide. Very knowledgeable, patient, never got tired and made sure everyone got the bird. You are fortunate to have a guide like Dušan.
This was my first Rockjumper experience and it was excellent. Dušan Brinkhuizen was amazing at finding birds.
Well, we have just returned from 2 wonderful weeks in Ecuador led by the best guide of any other trip we have taken for bird watching. Forrest is a true asset to the Rockjumper organization. On behalf of Kim and I, and I'm sure I can also speak for the rest of our group, please pass along our comments to Forrest. Forrest has taken birdwatching to a much higher level with his energy and knowledge, both of the area and his wealth of knowledge of the natural world. It is people like him that help make Rockjumper a Cadilac in the Birdwatching field.
Perfect Guide! Good staff, very good organisation. I would like to travel with Rockjumper again.
We really enjoyed the tour and being with Dušan again, as we were in Argentina with him in July of this past year. He was one of the good reasons for taking this tour. He is a great guide and fun to be with.
I really enjoyed this trip, it's probably the best one I've been on! I loved the knowledge and personalities of both our guides, Andrés Trujillo & Dušan Brinkhuizen, as well as the naturalist guides and the boat crews.
Our guides, Dušan Brinkhuizen and Andrés Trujillo, are excellent in their jobs. They are very helpful and kind. All our tour members were very happy with them.
We were so fortunate to be able to experience the top notch birding skills of Dušan. He is very professional but also so personable. It is a tricky thing to manage many different personalities and keep everyone happy but Dusan made our trip so enjoyable.
Dušan Brinkhuizen is a wonderfully skilled birder and he readily shares his enthusiasm for birds and their environments. He is also skilled in Spanish and knowledgeable about the country.
Dušan is an excellent field ornithologist with an encyclopaedic knowledge of bird song, taxonomy, and field identification marks. Ornithology is Dušan's passion. He is also excellent with the clients – friendly, courteous, patient, and anxious that everyone sees all the birds and enjoys the tour. It was a great tour!
The guides, Dušan Brinkhuizen and Andrés Trujillo, conducted the tour very professionally. They were meticulous in what they did and took care of us, seeing to our every need.
Dušan Brinkhuizen is great bird master, very friendly and helpful. The trip was brilliant.
We had a great time, both Dušan Brinkhuizen (all 4 trips) and Andrés Trujillo (Galapagos) were excellent. We were very happy with the accommodation, transport and the variety of wildlife that we saw.
I have just finished a very successful snipe day with Dusan. I got all three species I was after, which was a result of some excellent guiding by Dušan Brinkhuizen. I cannot commend him highly enough. He can fill you in on the detail but looking for an Andean Snipe in the rain and cold…
Dušan Brinkhuizen is a fantastic guide! He is incredibly talented as a birder but equally important, he is very patient and he managed our group perfectly. We had a great time together based on his leadership. He is an asset to Rockjumper.
You have a stellar guide in Dušan Brinkhuizen… he is a fantastic asset!


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I picked the Series Up a while ago when there was Only 4 Volume out. (Now 8) for Obvious reasons
Its a very Stereotypical and tropish Series Written by an Obvious Anime Fan. It has Fanservice and take alot of cues from the To Love Ru series But I highly recommend it to Those who Enjoy Harems.
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