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Dan Edmonds doesn't like to repeat himself, and on his new album Softie he appears in a guise that will likely surprise anyone familiar with his past work. Softie is the Hamilton, Ontario-based artist's second solo effort following 2016's Ladies On The Corner, and it's evident from the sounds on the new collection that Edmonds spent a lot of the three-year interim pushing his songwriting into previously unexplored territory.
Softie can generally be described as a foray into impressionistic pop, produced by one of Canada's masters of the genre, Graham Walsh (Holy Fuck, Alvvays), and the fact that each of Softie's 10 tracks clock in under three minutes underscores the attention to detail that went into crafting them. Edmonds estimates it took a full year to make the album, starting with sessions at Toronto's Palace Sound before he began experimenting with the tracks at home. Along the way, Edmonds and Walsh got the opportunity to work with The National's Bryan Devendorf in the drummer's hometown of Cincinnati where he laid down some percussion, live and programmed, on the songs "Another Try," "3 O'Clock, Paris" and "Fell In Love." Edmonds continued to tinker right up to the last minute, writing and recording "Run Into You," mere days before the album was sent for mastering.
"In a sense, this LP dovetails traditional and contemporary elements," Edmonds says. "I was listening to a lot of Burt Bacharach at the time—his songs and arrangements remain elusive to me—and Graham was listening to Vince Staples when I met him. I'd done a lot of writing before we got together, but much of the album ended up being improvised in the studio. If we gravitated towards a tempo, or a chord structure, we recorded it and always attempted to turn it into a song."
In hindsight, Edmonds says he was driven throughout the process to challenge his own preconceptions about making music, while constantly drawing inspiration from unlikely sources, such as the painter Paul Klee whose approach to colour and form had a significant impact. "At some point I embraced the concept of translating the theories of abstract expressionism into song, and I'm still very much trying to do that," Edmonds says. "As well, I wanted to experiment with unconventional melodies and arrangements; Bacharach, as I mentioned, was important, as was Randy Newman. There's also traces of Gang Starr and MF Doom in there too."
Fittingly, Softie opens with a song Edmonds wrote the night before his first session with Walsh, "Two Thirds Of A Fifth." With its layers of pulsing synths and treated vocals, the track sets a bright and enigmatic tone for the album, while laying out the map for Edmonds' sonic reinvention. He even addresses this idea in an indirect way on "Another Try," a song about second chances that came after he rescued his dog from drowning. Other songs eventually took shape through a literal trial-and-error method, such as "Beside You," whose drum track was resurrected from its original 2016 demo, and "Mother," written on guitar, but ultimately recorded as a piano ballad. It stands as arguably the album's centerpiece—perhaps what might have occurred if The Band had ever recorded with Eno.
But what seems most remarkable about Softie in the end is that, for all of the self-reflection Edmonds endured while making it, the songs demonstrate how many clear answers he arrived at. Compassion will always overcome anxiety, and love will always conquer fear. Above all, when someone has the courage to take a risk, it will inevitably pay off—sometimes not immediately, but in time the effects will be always be revealed. It is simply how people evolve.
Indeed, there aren't many signs left of the brash young roots rocker who once fronted the band Harlan Pepper, or even the lo-fi troubadour on Ladies On The Corner. Dan Edmonds has taken a risk with Softie, but one based on hard-earned experience that remains at the core of each song. Perhaps Edmonds sums it up best in relating a friend's first reaction to the album. "He said, 'it's different.' In some ways, I think that's the best compliment an artist can get."
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"The sustainable, resilient and connected road to 2030": this is the title chosen for the 2nd edition of BILOG Logistics biennial event, Logistics and Maritime Forum, an exhibition-conference that starts with an agreement signed in July 2015 by the Port System Authority of the Eastern Ligurian Sea and the Municipality of Piacenza. The proposal of the Piacenza Infrastructure and Logistics Services Consortium had the intention of promoting the international component of the connection between the port of La Spezia and the Piacenza logistics center.
The first edition of the forum, held every two years, was taken place February 15th and 16th 2017 at the Piacenza Expo and could be counted on the participation of around 500 operators of the field coming from all over the world, the support of 15 sponsors, 10 partners and 7 patronages that made this first meeting a huge success.
In the wake of the first event, the second appointment with BiLOG will be held in La Spezia on October 16th and 17th 2019 at the LaSpeziaExpò exhibition complex. Also this year, the idea is to organize an event that starts from the most local needs to reach the comparison with the different European realities. Thus a panel was conceived that included all the different needs of the maritime and logistics world. The theme of the event is well described by the three components chosen to define its title and which represent focal points for the development of trans-European
transport networks: sustainability, resilience, and connection. The forum will analyze both the regional and European dimension, giving the possibility to improve the knowledge of the EU Transport Policy and of the EU investments in the transport and maritime sector, underlining the importance of cohesion between all the players of the logistics chain.
MAIN TOPICS of this year edition:
TEN-T network revision
Alternative fuels and bio-products
Blue Growth
Horizon Europe and CEF 2
Rail last mile
Ports of the Future
Logistic Innovation
Autonomous ships
BILOG is organized by Blue Hub, Special Company of the Chamber of Commerce "Riviere of Liguria" that works for the economic animation of the territory with detail refer to the processes of internationalization of the enterprises, consortia, clusters and the local authorities, together with Circle, a company specialized in consulting and carrying out international events in the world of transport.

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It is my pleasure today to introduce you to Clea Simon. Clea is the author of three nonfiction books and two mystery series. The nonfiction books are Mad House: Growing Up in the Shadow of Mentally Ill Siblings (published as a Doubleday hardcover in 1997, released as a Penguin paperback in 1998), Fatherless Women: How We Change After We Lose Our Dads (Wiley, 2001) and The Feline Mystique: On the Mysterious Connection Between Women and Cats (St. Martin's Press, 2002). Her Theda Krakow mystery series was launched in 2005 with Mew is for Murder and continues with Cattery Row and Cries and Whiskers, all now available in paperback, and Probable Claws. She just launched her new Dulcie Schwartz series launches this month with Shades of Grey, and it will continue in March 2010 with Grey Matters.
Clea's essays are included in the following anthologies: Cat Women: Female Writers on Their Feline Friends (Seal Press) and For Keeps: Women Tell the Truth About Their Bodies, Growing Older, and Acceptance (Seal Press). Her short mysteries are found in Deadfall: Crime Stories by New England Authors (Level Best) and the upcoming Cambridge Voices. She has also written new introductions for two Agatha Christie classics, The Mysterious Affair at Styles and The Secret Adversary, published by the Barnes and Noble Library of Essential Reading in March 2009
Clea is also a respected journalist whose credits include The New York Times and The Boston Phoenix, and such magazines as American Prospect, Ms., and Salon.com. She used to do a fair amount of music criticism, but now primarily focuses on relationships, feminism, and psychological issues.
Clea grew up in East Meadow, on suburban Long Island, N.Y., and came to Cambridge, Mass., to attend Harvard, from which she graduated in 1983. She's never left, and now happily cohabits with her husband, Jon S. Garelick, who is also a writer, and their cat Musetta.
As a longtime fan of Clea's writing, I'm thrilled to welcome her to The Conscious Cat today.
Thank you, Conscious Cat. It's a pleasure to be here.
Clea, you're about to launch Shades of Grey, the first in your new Dulcie Schwartz series. Can you tell us a little about the book and the series?
Have you ever lost a pet – and then felt like your cat isn't really gone? That's how Shades of Grey opens. Dulcie Schwartz is having a miserable summer. Her graduate studies are going nowhere, her nice roommate has been replaced (temporarily) by a boorish subletter, and, worst of all, she's had to put her beloved cat, Mr. Grey, to sleep. So when she comes home from her crappy summer job to see a cat who looks just like Mr. Grey sitting on her front stoop, she's sort of shocked. But then when that cat says to her, "I wouldn't go inside, if I were you," she doesn't know what to make of it. Being Dulcie, she doesn't really pay attention and goes inside – to find her roommate dead, with her knife in his back, and a whole mess of problems waiting. Perhaps it would be a good time to point out here that Dulcie is studying the Gothic adventure stories of the late 18th Century. She just never expected her own life to become a ghost story…
What made you decide to start a new series, rather than continuing the successful Theda Krakow series?
I actually wrote Shades of Grey while Cries and Whiskers, the third Theda book, was in production. I needed to take a break, I wanted to try something different and … voila! Then my editor at Poisoned Pen Press asked about Theda and I was happy to return to her and write Probable Claws. But soon after that, Shades of Grey sold on the condition that I write a sequel. I've just finished Grey Matters, which will be out in December in the UK, by March in the US.
You are a prolific writer – did you always know that you wanted to be a writer?
Always. I've always liked telling stories and I wrote those stories down from the first days I could write. It was just a question of figuring out if I could do this for a living.
You've written both fiction and nonfiction. Do you prefer one over the other, and if so, why?
These days I much prefer fiction. I find it more fun. But it requires a different kind of effort. Nonfiction, and for me that also includes journalism, is about presenting a truth, or truths. Facts and research. I believe in over-researching, that is, doing enough interviews and research so you start to hear the same stories again and again. I always want multiple confirmations of anything I'm writing about. I want to make sure I have the story right. I'm also very conscious of what a very smart editor once told me: we strive for objectivity, but it doesn't exist. We all have a bias, a viewpoint, a prejudice. So when I write nonfiction I also want to make sure that I present the options and, when possible, that I'm aware of my own bias or viewpoint. When I can, I try to state who I am as the writer in a piece. Let the reader know, so she or he can make up her or his own mind about how to read what I've written.
For fiction, I'll do some research but it's different kind of work. It is more important in fiction to make a believable world than an utterly true one. I am reminded of something Barry Unsworth said about writing historical fiction. (He's a wonderful writer – check out his Sacred Hunger.) Someone asked him about his medieval mystery, Morality Play, specifically about the hand gestures early actors used. How did he find out that particular tidbit, he was asked. He didn't, he replied. He made it up. It seemed like something actors of that period ought to do, so he had them do it. And it works, because it makes perfect sense in context.
Another thought on the fiction/nonfiction divide: My husband (Jon Garelick, who now writes about jazz and works as an editor at the Boston Phoenix) used to write and teach fiction. When I first started writing fiction, I said, full of glee, "Hey, this is great! I can make shit up!" And he replied, "Yes, but you have to make shit up." Which about sums it up. You don't have to dig up facts and figures, but you do have to keep mining your imagination in order to get words on the page.
What does a typical day of writing look like for you?
I make myself write every weekday, Monday through Friday. Basically, I give myself a word count for the day, most days. I like to write at least 1,000 word or 1,500 words a day. That can take from an hour to all day. I wrote Grey Matters on deadline, making myself write 2,000 words a day and my readers think it's the best thing I have ever written, but that was hard. I'm happier at 1,500 words a day.
What do you love most about being a writer?
The writing. I love my characters and my books. I just love spending time with them.
What do you like least about being a writer?
The waiting. I was tempted to say "the writing," because when it's not working, it's a bear. I'll grind out 1,000 words of description or dialogue and know I'm going to cut it later. But really, the worst part is waiting to hear from your agent, from editors, from publishers, from critics. If I could just write and then not care, I'd be much, much happier.
The cat in Shades of Grey is a "ghost cat" – how did you come up with the idea for Mr. Grey?
The idea came from two sources: my own experiences after I had to put my much loved cat Cyrus to sleep. I felt like he was still around. I mean, I know rationally that it was just that I was used to him, but it really felt quite strongly that he was still a presence in my life. To the point where I actually believed I saw him, sitting on a stoop a few blocks from my house. I told myself, well, there must be another cat who looks like Cyrus. But I kept going back and I never saw that cat again. And, yes, Cyrus is the model for Mr. Grey: a longhair grey with a face more Siamese than Persian, a quiet and dignified manner, and huge white whiskers.
The other spur came from my fellow authors. We were at the Mystery Lovers' Book Shop annual shindig in Oakmont, PA, the Festival of Mystery (an incredible daylong bookfest, if you ever get the chance), and we were all talking about what to do next. And one — I think it was Karen E. Olson (author of The Missing Ink) — said, "You should write about a ghost cat." And that stuck.
Who or what inspires you?
Everything. Random bits of overheard dialogue, things seen out of the corner of my eye. Suggestions made lightly but remembered…
What is one of the most memorable experiences you've had at a book signing or event?
That's a hard one, because so many are so cool. What I particularly like is meeting aspiring writers – and then finding out later, at other events, that they have gotten published too. I'm a huge fan of libraries and independent bookstores. Places like Brookline Booksmith and Harvard Book Store here, M is for Mystery in San Mateo, New York's Partners and Crime, Baltimore's Mystery Loves Company… those events are always good. I'm also a member of an international group called the Cat Writers' Association (www.catwriters.org) and we have our annual conference alongside a big cat show every year, so we always end up signing right by hundreds of show cats. That's a blast, and between signings, we can go see the kitties. That's always fun.
What are you reading at the moment?
Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall. Mantel is a British novelist, possibly my favorite writer. This book, a retelling of the life of Thomas Cromwell, comes out in the US in October but my husband got me a signed copy of the British release as a birthday present. I'm trying to make it last. I sort of read too fast for my own pleasure sometimes. (I've been cutting it with other books, most recently Sara Stockbridge's Grace Hammer, a fun Victorian.)
Thank you so much for this opportunity, Clea, and much success with Shades of Grey!
You can learn more about Clea and her book on her website and on her blog.
About the author
Ingrid King is an award-winning author, former veterinary hospital manager, and veterinary journalist who is passionate about cats.
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I'm a little slow in commenting, but I did want to thank you for the wonderful interview, Ingrid and Clea! As much as I like Theda, I am so glad to have met Dulcie.
I always like hearing where authors get their ideas. Having lost pets in the past, I know exactly what she means about having that feeling that they are still hanging around. Paranormal mysteries are pretty common these days, but I really think that Clea brings something fresh to the table and I look forward to seeing where it leads.
You're welcome!
I realized after I posted that I didn't really answer all of your question. I do force myself to write, to hit that word count, and I also accept that several thousand words (maybe tens of thousands of words) will end up cut from my first draft. But I also have a vague sense of where my book is going (even though I'm not an outliner). That means that there is always some scene that I know I will ahve to write: Dulcie talks to the cops. Dulcie's mom has a prophetic dream. Whatever. So even if I end up writing a rough draft of that scene, and will totally rewrite it later (or even discard it), that helps me come up with what to write on the uninspired days.
I love your summary: The ability to write is like a muscle. Use it and it gets stronger. Thanks for the reply!
Hi Nance!
Yes, I do – but I make myself hit my word count in dialogue, descriptions, and transitions. Those days are awful, but you know there's always something you can write. You can tell yourself, well, Dulcie likes food. Maybe I can write her going out for lunch and something will come up. Most of the time, once you've started, even if you think you're writing just the most trite, disposable stuff — stuff you'll cut later — you find something grabs you and then you're off. IThe ability to write is like a muscle. Use it and it gets stronger.
WHAT A GREAT INTERVIEW! I have never read any cat novels, but these questions and answers make me want to order Shades of Grey right now. Reading this interview has opened me to choosing topics I would not have previously considered for casual reading.
Clea, have you ever had "writer's block" when you can't come up with a thousand words for that day? If so, do you write nothing or force yourself to write something, as that way you have sentences and content for that day which can always be rewritten or modified? I have a grandiose concept that words just flow from the universe into a writer's brain. But at the same time, it seems as though writing is hard work.
Thanks for the warm welcome, folks! If anyone has any other questions for me, please feel free to post them. I'll come back and answer.
Thanks for posting this great interview! I love hearing about new authors/books to try out! I'll have to see about finding one of Clea's books! 🙂
Thanks for the head's up on what sounds like a wonderful book! As a fellow cat lover who is currently owned by two, 14 year old brothers, I know how hard it is when we lose our furry family members. And while we can no longer reach out and pet and cuddle with them, I know they are still with us in spirit.
Looking forward to reading about Mr. Grey!
Hi and thanks so much for having me here today!
I'll drop by often in case anyone else has any questions for me… or Mr. Grey.
– Clea


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If you haven't noticed from the increase in beer, online gaming, and ESPN workplace commercials, it's Football Season! For socially conscious football lovers, this kickoff can reap a concoction of emotions more complex than a Belichick offensive play. Last year's NFL and NCAA football seasons were impacted and often dampened by issues of off and on field violence affecting players or victims of players, as well as freedom of expression.
Football films focus on a variety of issues as well, but one in particular that warranted re-viewing in the current climate of racial tension was Disney's Remember the Titans which explores high school football at the time of school integration in the 60's. Even at the onset, this perhaps seems like a topic too heavy for Disney to handle. However, Titans has some success in exploring racism, initially because of how it treats its characters. There is some Disney-fying of the story, to be sure, and yet the film actually allows its characters to delve into some of the more complicated issues surrounding racism. However, whether or not that makes the film a successful portrayal of its issues, is a complex question that ultimately must be answered beyond what is shown on screen.
If anything, the film's initial portrayal of racial tension is interesting, because it begins from the perspective of characters who are harboring racism, not victimized by it. The story initially depicts some very familiar-looking riots prompted by the shooting of a young African American man. At once, it's disheartening to see how very close society still is to that point in time, and also disconcerting to watch how the film's future protagonists like Gerry Bertier respond to those riots. It's a credit to the film that his character and others respond with blatant racism at this point in the story.
Later, when these white characters begin to transform, their change is not really attributed to the "goodness" of their hearts, but to their interaction with the film's African American characters, who steadfastly refuse to accept racist treatment. For example, when the character of coach Herman Boone is encouraged to respond with a more gentle understanding to the racism he faces, he resolutely indicates that he "will not be intimidated," implying that he refuses to accommodate racist behavior that should not be tolerated at all. Similarly, when African American Julius Campbell is accused by white teammate Gerry Bertier of having a "bad attitude," he attributes his attitude to the racism he faces and his unwillingness to accept it, stating that his "attitude reflects [a] leadership" which demands change in how he and his African American teammates are treated.
Furthermore, Titans is willing to suggest that despite the white members of the team that eventually begin to evolve beyond their racism, societal racism still persists. The African American members of the Titans even express anger that their white colleagues cannot recognize the institutionalized racism they face. Despite the promise of the individual growth of their white teammates, society will not change overnight just because of these individual choices.
The most Disney-fying aspect on screen perhaps lies in the hope that the Titans promises, implying that the strength the Titans team displayed in overcoming the racism of their circumstances will spread. This is an optimism that some might accept. After all, it is a realistic notion that the racism passed down from generation to generation can change when it stops with a new generation. If the most Disney-fied part of Titans is that it pits the hope for ending a problem like racism in the promise of youth, then perhaps that isn't so bad. Sure, the film skims over the political institutionalization of racism, but for individual growth, the message is an acceptable one.
If a viewer were to accept the inspiring message Titans offers, then that viewer might also wish to know the "real story" that Titans insists it is telling. Unfortunately, it should be no surprise that with a quick search, a viewer would quickly learn the misrepresentations made by the film. This unveiling may make a viewer wish Titans was just a blatant fairy tale, rather than something that Disney purports to be truth. If Titans had merely attempted to tell a highly optimistic story about race relations in football, then viewers may have been left simply enjoying the positives in the film. However, by basing its story in a very specific reality, Titans makes that reality very unreal when it erases facts, and glamorizes its main character.
In many ways, the challenge of viewing Titans is the challenge of watching and loving football. There's a case to be made for the positives. Even beyond the thrills of a touchdown, sack, or blocked field goal (more please!!), football stories can be about overcoming harsh odds or the joy of a team's support for one another. Similarly, Titans has positives that are hard not to appreciate: individuals can evolve past racism in the right circumstances, and it's just plain harsh to dismiss the beauty of the Bertier/Campbell friendship or the way the Titans team learns to appreciate the strength they find in each other and themselves by the film's conclusion. Yet these positives will always exist underneath the shadow of the truth. Behind every sack is a potential injury, and behind every glorified athlete is the potential excusing of that athlete's behavior merely because of his or her celebrity status. Because as Titans exemplifies, behind every Disney-fied story, is a more complex narrative that Disney felt was just too tricky or controversial to share; a narrative that couldn't be wrapped up with the happy ending that made everyone leave the theater feeling like they had won just by watching. In reality, winning requires a full exploration of the truth, and an acknowledgement of the real effort it takes to strive toward social justice for all.


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WALK core method : rhythmic auditory stimulation
Stimulation of the cerebello-thalamo-cortical axis
The primary auditory cortex interacts with two major pathways of motion processing and timing management: the BGTC pathway (basal ganglia - thalamus - motor cortex) and the CTC pathway (cerebellum - thalamus - motor cortex). Hyperactivations of this CTC pathway are reported both in the initiation of movement in patients with Parkinson's disease but also during finger tapping exercises.
This pathway thus appears as a major pathway in sensorimotor dialogues and in the initiation of gait synchronized to an external signal.
Many studies have proven the efficacy of this method in gait rehabilitation for Parkinson's disease patient and its benefits on the improvement of classic spatio-temporal walking parameters such as speed or stride length.
In Bryant's study, which involved about 20 Parkinson's patients, there was an improvement in stride speed and stride length in a single test. These effects are accentuated by daily training and persist during the test without stimulation after one week of practice. Among the people surveyed, 75% are interested in using a device delivering RAS on a daily basis to support them in their walking.
Nieuwboer & al. also studied the impact of the administration of sound cues at home over 6 weeks of training on 153 patients with Parkinson's disease. As previously demonstrated, there was an increase in the speed and stride length of the patients. Motor skills are slightly increased with an improvement in posture and walking score and balance tests (4.2%). Improvement in balance and patient confidence may result in a decreased risk of falling.
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Clinical evaluation of WALK device
44 patients with Parkinson's disease answered two self-administered questionnaires, at D0 (before use) and D7 (after use of WALK). The items used are based on standardized questionnaires:
UDPRS[9], in particular item 2.12 for walking and balance and item 2.13 for freezing
PDQ-39[10], in particular the following items:
Item 1 - Leisure
Item 2 - Tasks of daily life
Item 6 - Autonomy
Item 10 - Outdoor activities
Item 26 - Self-confidence
The ergonomics of the device, the occurrence of adverse effects and the device's duration of use were also measured through these questionnaires.
An average improvement of 19% in the walking and balance score was observed.
57% of patients reported that the device helped them to reduce their motor symptoms.
After a week using the WALK device, a 17% significant decrease in the freezing of gait (FOG) score is observed. Among the patients surveyed, 43% stated that the device helped them reduce the occurrence and the severity of their FOG episodes.
By analysing 5 aspects of patients' quality of life (leisure activities, daily tasks, independence, outdoor activities, self-confidence) before and after using the device, we can see a significant 18% score improvement.
During this first week, 69% of patients used the WALK for more than an 1 hour a day, and 42% for more than 3 hours a day.
This first study highlights the positive impact of the WALK medical device over a one-week period, particularly on patients' motor skills and quality of life. This device is suitable for self-administred use. Future interventional clinical studies will determine the device's immediate impact on patients' walking parameters (speed, stride length) after home training over a one-month period. A follow-up will be carried out in order to estimate the system's long-term effects (> 6 months).
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Run from the Sun and support Ann's Place on Thursday, August 18 from 5 to 8pm
Run or walk this 5K to support Ann's Place then kick back and enjoy one of Connecticut's best post-race parties! Unwind and enjoy an outdoor barbecue, ice cold beer, refreshments, live music and an awards ceremony. Seating for the BBQ is limited, so please bring your favorite picnic blanket or folding chair and enjoy the beautiful grounds of the Amber Room.
This is an important fundraiser for Ann's Place cancer support services. All proceeds go directly to Ann's Place and help keep our doors open and our cancer support services FREE of charge to all those in need in our community. www.annsplace.org
It's easy and fun to fundraise! Create your own fundraising page, or create a team page. Have some fun team building with your colleagues or friends, or set your own personal goals. Waterworks, our presenting sponsor has friendly competitions between teams and have worn costumes to encourage donations. Other teams have created shirts and raised money in honor of someone, so many great ideas! We can't wait to see what everyone comes up with this year!
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He said that the number of troops on the Belarus side has increased, but it does not mean that Latvia needs to increase its military presence on Latvia's side. Pabriks said that the situation cannot be escalated all the time and called on Belarus to reduce its military presence on the border with Latvia.
Pabriks voiced regrets about the fact that Belarus has practically ended the dialogue with the Latvian Border Guard and there is no direct communication any more with Belarus in case of need.
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Borders inscribed on the body: geopolitics and the everyday in the work of Martín Kohan
Mcallister, C. (2020) Borders inscribed on the body: geopolitics and the everyday in the work of Martín Kohan. Bulletin of Latin American Research, 39 (4). pp. 453-465. ISSN 1470-9856
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To link to this item DOI: 10.1111/blar.13089
This article analyses the critique of militaristic geopolitical worldviews in two novels by Martín Kohan (Dos veces junio, 2002 and Ciencias morales, 2007). Drawing on 'everyday nationalism' and the insights of feminist geopolitics, it explores these novels' use of space and gendered violence to present Argentina's 1976-83 dictatorship and the Falklands/Malvinas war as unexceptional manifestations of the relationship between the state and its citizens. This reading foregrounds Kohan's emphasis on the origins and consequences of national identity discourses, framed as powerful narratives capable of generating a vision of the nation-state that privileges the security of borders over bodies.
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September Roundup! Needlework and Fashion in the 18th Century
By Elizabeth Brissey on September 15, 2020
This month's roundup features primary sources related to fiber arts and clothing manufacture in the 18th century. From sourcing the materials for fabric dyeing and weaving to the purchase and upkeep of the finished product, textile production and circulation provides a fascinating point of entry to 18th-century studies. These works give a closer look at […]
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June's Featured Collection: Romantic Circles
By Elizabeth Brissey on June 1, 2020
18thConnect.org's featured collection is Romantic Circles, a refereed scholarly website devoted to the study of Romantic-period literature and culture provided by the University of Maryland. They currently serve approximately 3.5 million pages to viewers across the globe and have been consistently recognized over the years for their service to education in the humanities. Content from […]
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May Roundup: Pandemic Resource Sampler
By Elizabeth Brissey on June 1, 2020
For this month's roundup, 18thConnect.org is providing a sampler of materials for educators, students, and scholars. In non-fiction accounts, political and pedagogical documents, artifacts of visual culture, and more, the authors and artists collected here represent a variety of historical and contemporary voices from and about pandemics and epidemics of the 18th century. The documents […]
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January Roundup: Happy Birthday Mozart!
By Elizabeth Brissey on January 13, 2020
The images in this gallery celebrate the life of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, whose 264th birthday occurs on January 27th. Mozart began composing from the age of 5 and composed over 600 works throughout the course of his short life. His work is considered archetypical of the Classical style, spanning many genres including symphony, opera, solo […]
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After many requests… Group Editing in TypeWright!
By Anne Arundel on May 30, 2014
Numerous TypeWright users, many from the ranks of teachers and collaborating scholars, have asked us how to manage a group of people editing a single document in TypeWright. Therefore, the team decided to produce a "How To." Believe us, there are many, many other ways to do this! We chose to publish this method to […]
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Newly Peer-Reviewed: The French Book Trade in Enlightenment Europe, 1769-1794
By egrumbach on August 16, 2013
Congratulations to Drs. Simon Burrows, Mark Curran, Vincent Hiribarren, Sarah Kittau (designer), Henry Merivale (designer), and the team at The French Book Trade in Enlightenment Europe for the project's successful peer review and aggregation with 18thConnect. We'd like to offer FBTEE our most sincere welcome to the 18thConnect community as one of our first fully-reviewed […]
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Remixing 18thC Materials: Creating Exhibits
By egrumbach on June 26, 2012
"The Moment of Imagination": Published by W. George and from the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division The 18thConnect Exhibit is a space to remix, create, and present information and images to groups, classes, and peers on the site. Our newly created exhibit, How to Build an Exhibit in 18thConnect, contains illustrations and step-by-step […]
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TCP and Gale Cengage release 2,200 ECCO Texts to the public
By mandellc on April 25, 2011
Gale Cengage and the ECCO Text Creation Partnership have agreed to release 2,231 eighteenth-century texts to anyone who wishes to have them. You can search through those 18thCentury texts here at 18thConnect.org by word or phrase: go to the search page, select "ECCO" under "Other Digital Collections" as one of your search facets (by clicking […]
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Featured resource: "Memorials of Friendship"
By Dana Wheeles on March 14, 2011
This watercolor vignette is part of an album digitized by the New York Public Library, originally created by a woman named Anne Wagner. Called Memorials of Friendship, this album spans the years 1795-1834, and contains a treasure trove of Wagner's paintings, collages, poetry and letters. Click here to browse the whole album in 18thConnect. The […]
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New resource: Eighteenth Century Journals
By Dana Wheeles on March 8, 2011
Thanks to our collaboration with Adam Matthew Digital, 18thConnect now provides full-text searches for the Eighteenth Century Journals Portal. This archive includes periodicals from the 1680s to the 1810s, and is made up of collections from the Bodleian Library at Oxford, the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, Chetham's Library in Manchester and the Brotherton Library […]
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Armed Counterprotesters Have Opposed Anti-Racism Rallies In At Least 33 States
Armed counterprotesters have confronted anti-racism rallies in at least 33 states, according to a new analysis by .
Guns & America analyzed media reports and social media that tracked these armed counterprotesters. The picture that emerges is one of largely peaceful protests erupting all over the country after a Minneapolis police officer killed George Floyd and being met by the intimidating presence of armed civilians, from California to Idaho to Ohio to North Carolina.
Some of the encounters have turned violent, including shootings in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Seattle that left protesters wounded.
Amy Cooter, a professor at Vanderbilt who has spent years studying far-right movements, said there have been sporadic armed protests in years past, but nothing like the nationwide counter-rallies happening now.
"In my opinion, the scale of it is absolutely unique," she said.
The list of states that have seen armed counterprotesters, according to the Guns & America analysis, is long: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming. Others may still be added to the list.
Armed protesters are free to operate freely in much of the country, because gun laws increasingly allow for the open carry of firearms. In many instances, that leaves local law enforcement unable or unwilling to step in, even when protesters are intimidated while expressing speech protected by the First Amendment.
Just five states prohibit people from openly carrying handguns, according to the Giffords Law Center, the research arm of a gun control group. Just 12 states place restrictions on carrying long guns, like semi-automatic rifles.
Cooter says armed counterprotesters, mostly white and some members of the anti-federal militia movement, have a range of motivations. Some are explicitly racist, others feel threatened by change, and some genuinely fear looting and chaos.
"I think that the real commonality is this idea that they all have some mythologized version of an ideal past," she said.
If a Democrat wins the presidential election, Cooter said, the armed groups might feel more threatened and motivated to keep coming out.
Guns & America's Lisa Dunn, Francesca Slesinger and Jeremy Bernfeld contributed to this story.
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By Lauren Burlingame
The Harrisonville High School Color Guard team began its pre-marching season training last week.
Just as other sports have their preseason training, the marching band and color guard rehearse for the fall season as well.
Color guard camp helps the team develop good habits and to lay a foundation for a successful marching band season.
Coach Amy Wilson said, "Right now, we are working on basic movements. These basic techniques will be incorporated as a foundation for more challenging skills they might use later for choreography.
"Building that foundation of technique now in these basic skills helps them to be more successful because building that muscle memory makes it easier to incorporate it into more challenging work."
A typical day of guard camp will begin with a jog through the high school, followed by the dance warm-up.
After warm-ups, the team will rehearse different routines with rifles and flags.
Finally, the day's rehearsal will end with the learning of choreography and cleaning up. As the marching band season progresses, the color guard will have more choreography to learn.
Team members include senior Paige Quinter; juniors, Katie Semler, Amber Taber and Gael Rios; and freshmen Isabelle Clark and Aron Leach.
Like the Color Guard, leading up to band camp, other sections of the Harrisonville Royal Regiment Marching Band will meet and rehearse the music for the fall marching show.
The marching show this year is based on "Carmen," a French opera written by Georges Bizet that debuted March 3, 1875.
The story follows Don José as he abandons his post in the military and his childhood love after falling in love with beautiful gypsy Carmen. When Carmen falls for another, Don José kills her out of rage.
The opera and its story may seem unremarkable, however its music has stood the test of time. The most remarkable pieces include "Habanera," and "Les Toreadors."
Quinter said, "I'm the most excited for performing our show 'Carmen' after the year we've all had to experience. Though I am grateful for having a season last year, it just was not the same as previous years. This year we will go back to what it has been, a full show, competing, performing at home games and parades and more. This season is going to be great and I'm excited to perform again."
Band camp for the Harrisonville Royal Regiment Marching Band begins Aug. 2.
The band will be performing Aug. 27 at the first home football game of the school year.


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They're united by a lofty goal – to determine whether there are places below Jupiter's icy moon, Europa, that could support life. Europa Clipper's scientists and engineers include many stars in the field of planetary exploration. Some came from leading roles in the flyby of Pluto by NASA's New Horizons mission. Several have worked together for decades, exploring Europa and other icy moons with NASA's Cassini, Galileo, and Voyager missions.
We have a rare and wonderful opportunity with this mission to investigate whether Europa could be an abode for life.
We're in the service of our colleagues, our scientific community, our country, and our fellow human beings. It's a responsibility we take very seriously.
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) manages the Europa Clipper mission for NASA's Science Mission Directorate in Washington, D.C. The Europa Clipper mission is being developed in partnership with the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL), Laurel, Maryland.
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Team Members
Mission Management
Project Manager: Jordan Evans, JPL
Project Scientist: Robert Pappalardo, JPL
Deputy Project Manager: Tim Larson, JPL
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Deputy Project Scientist: Bonnie Buratti, JPL
Deputy Project Scientist: Haje Korth, APL
Program Scientist: Curt Niebur, NASA Headquarters (HQ)
Deputy Program Scientist: Amanda Nahm, NASA HQ
Program Executive: David Lavery, NASA HQ
Program Manager: Scott Bellamy, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
Lead Project Support: Tara Nelson, JPL
Project Support: Ocean McIntyre, JPL
Project Support: Erin Mitchell, JPL
Engineering Team
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Deputy Project System Engineer: Gabby Garcia, JPL
Deputy Project System Engineer: Liz Johnson, JPL
Chief Engineer: Kobie Boykins, JPL
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Mapping Imaging Spectrometer for Europa (MISE)
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Radar for Europa Assessment and Sounding: Ocean to Near-surface (REASON)
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Europa Thermal Emission Imaging System (E-THEMIS)
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SUrface Dust Analyzer (SUDA)
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Plasma Instrument for Magnetic Sounding (PIMS)
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Long ago, the land of Allon was a paradise until the fall of the immortal Guardians paved the way for the rise of the Dark Way. King Marcellus now controls the land as his forefathers did, with an iron fist and the help of the evil Dagar. But an ancient prophecy speaks of a time to come when the Guardians will return and Allon restored by its rightful heir.
At 16, Prince Ellis is forced to flee, pursued by the king's soldiers. With help from two mysterious strangers he meets in the forest, he must find a way to defeat the evil forces and prove himself worthy to be king if Allon is to have any hope of salvation. Along the way, he will face trials that will test his character, his wisdom, his courage, and ultimately, his heart.
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Explanation: What's creating methane on Mars? Recent measurements from the robotic Curiosity rover currently rolling across Mars indicate a surprising 10-fold increase in atmospheric methane between measurements only months apart. Life is a major producer of methane on Earth, and so speculation is rampant that some sort of life -- possibly microbial life -- is creating methane beneath the surface of Mars. Other possibilities do exist, though, with a leading model being the sudden release of methane produced by the mixing of specific soil chemicals with underground water. Proposed origins of Martian methane are depicted in the featured illustration. The origin of Mars' methane is a very active area of research, with missions like Curiosity and India's Mars Orbiter Mission searching for clues by measuring methane abundance changes and possible byproducts of different methane-producing processes.
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For far too many moms today, the difficulty of feeding their family is a reality. Today, 37 million Americans (one-eighth of the population) need food assistance every year, and one in every four American children struggles with hunger. What if that child was yours?
First, be open to all food choices for all Americans so they can freely choose the food that's best for their families—even if it's different than what's best for you.
Second, we invite you to join our cause and share with your family and friends.
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"[Our study] Hunger in America 2010 exposes the absolutely tragic reality of just how many people in our nation don't have enough to eat."
–Vicki Escarra, President and CEO, Feeding America
"It is morally reprehensible that we live in the wealthiest nation in the world where one in six people are struggling to make choices between food and other basic necessities."
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Papertake Weekly ~ Snow & Ice
LEJ Designs #79 ~ Seasons Greetings
TFL and I hope you find time to join in with our challenge this week.
Love the pink & green together Jac, lovely card xReplyDelete
a lovely card in those colours, it sounds a very busy work week lol
Aww this is really sweet Jac… she's a real cutie and you've coloured her beautifully to match the gorgeous paper! I love the icicle border and angel :-)
Big hugs
Sue B xx
Love the pink and green together Jac and that stamp is a real cutie!!
Hugs Laurie x
Well Jac, I don't think I'm dreading the onset of snow when I keep this happy card in mind. It's really made me smile and I love rhow ryou have balanced the cold with the warmth of the pink and green backing papers. Hope your chaotic work schedule is not to arduous for you, - Good luck in our challenge this week. Ingrid xx (OSAAT Team
Jac, I may have littered your page with my words being repeated as I'm using mobile wifi to access the Internet and encountering little gliches that a unfamiliar to me. Should I have posted this comment too repeatedly I will pop back later to tidy up my errors and I sinserely apologise. Ingrid xx
A very cute looking card with lovely details. Looks stunning. Stunning card, with a lovely design. Thanks for playing with us over at PTW this week.
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What a great card I love the image and the icicles on it
Thank you for joining us over at LEJ DESIGNS CHALLENGE BLOG
Good luck hope to see you again soon
Tina DT x
What a lovely card...love the pink/green colour combo too. Thanks for joining us at One Stitch at a Time this week. Good luck.
Lynn, DT OSAAT
What a brilliant image of a snow angel Jac - I love the pink and green colouring as well. I had never managed to do a snow angel but we had some reasonably good snow and I thought - "why not". Being 60 + hubby had to help me down and then pull me back up (lol) but it was worth it! Your card has made me smile!!
Thank you for joining us at OSAAT this week, please come back soon.
Hugs to you Sue Pxxx DT member
Lovely image, reminds me so much of my daughter who throws herself down to make a snow angel whenever we have the lightest sprinkling of flakes! Thanks for sharing at OSAAT this week and good luck in the challenge.
Victoria DT OSAAT
Such a fun image, and scrummy paper! Thank you for joining us at Sweet Stampin'. Sammy-xReplyDelete
Great card.
Thanks for sharing at Sweet Stampin'.
Awe I love snow angels, how fun. Glad you joined us at Sweet Stampin' this week.ReplyDelete
beautiful card and love the colouring its fab, Thank you for joining us at LEJ Designs DT Pam xxReplyDelete
Love both your cards, i really like your die cuts on it.
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"Light At The Head", this is a small painting, 6″ x 8″, oil on canvas panel. $750.00 USD
I haven't painted with another painter since, maybe, May. Partly because I never know where I am going to go. And partly because cell service is so bad up-island that I couldn't say where I was when I got there. Today was different. My old friend and painting partner, Cheri, came out with me. It still didn't stop me from driving around in circles stopping and looking to find THE place. However, when we got there, we KNEW it! We had a lot of fun painting and talking. She has been painting in the studio all year on mostly large canvases and has been dying to get outside to work and I am really ready to go into my studio and work on larger pieces. So we were able to compare lots of ideas with each other while we worked. And, of course, the sun did not disappoint us…
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