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Administrative Reforms is the topic where a huge amount of research will also prove to be improper to bring forth its actual origination, objectives, purpose, problems which it comes across etc. To start with, as the topic is Administrative Reforms, let us discuss what does Administrative function mean and which areas it covers. The term "administrative function" is defined as follows:
"Administrative function" means & constitutes the administration of:
(i) laws of the State;
(ii) laws of a political subdivision of the State; or
(iii) Rules, regulations, or bylaws of a public body.
However the term "Administrative function" does not include within it:
(i) A judicial function;
(ii) A legislative function;
(iii) A quasi-judicial function; or
(iv) A quasi-legislative function.
The word reforms means to make something better, to improve its quality, to remove some faults or moreover changing the character of its behaviour, structure to work objectively. Basically administrative function is greater than the executive function. Executive function can be defined; however, the administrative function is difficult to define. Administration of Social, Political, Cultural and Legal frameworks make this function of great importance. It doesn't include bureaucratic only but the entire person involved to administer Socio-economic, Political justice.
Stages in Administrative reform are often identified as follows:
i) Theoretical
ii) Practical situation emerging for reform
iii) Preparation stage for implementation of reform
Apart from the reforms in the domain of national organisations, emphasis should also be made to revive the condition of international organisations to serve their purposes because these are the organisations that push the member countries to reform their respective administrative functions through various means like development funds, Millennium Goals, Good Governance, Sanctions etc.
To figure out administrative reforms taking place in India, the whole arena is to be divided between two phases; one Pre-Independence era and another is Post-Independence era.
Historical over view of Administrative reforms in India
In the history of Indian Administrative Reforms, 1858 was set up as milestone. In this year, all the administrative powers of the company were transferred to the British Crown. In that capacity, a commission was set up by the British Crown to look after the administrative functions and to suggest the steps to revive the administration of company. Sir Ricketts was given that responsibility to submit the reports on East India Company. In the same year report was submitted and various steps were suggested. He examined the then prevalent administrative system of India. Ricketts report, called "Report on Civil Establishments and Salaries" was submitted in 1866.
Reforms in the 1950s–early 1960s
The principal challenge of administrative reforms faced by independent India was to reorient the bureaucratic apparatus to the tasks of adapting it to a parliamentary-federal constitution and undertaking the responsibilities of promoting electoral democracy and economic development with justice and equity. The strategy of economic development was premised on an import-substituting, nationally self-reliant industrialization through centralized but democratic planning in the context of a mixed economy in which the public sector or the state would play the leading role.
Administrative reforms are, as a whole, recognised as intrinsic constraints, dilemmas, limitations, trade-offs and paradoxes. The actual reforms can be figured out as a 'whole of government' initiatives intended to increase the coordinative capacity of government to address the `wicked problems' cutting across existing policy areas and government levels in a multi-level governance system. Administrative reforms are, of course, an unending quest into the need for innovative thinking.
About the Author
Prashant is a 4th Year law student pursuing B.A. LLB from DSNLU, Visakhapatnam. He has a keen interest in Constitutional, Administrative and Banking law matters. He has done a myriad of research in the matters concerning almost all civil laws and wants to go for litigation after his graduation. He is currently pursuing his internship with Alexis Centre for Public Policy and International Relations.


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How many times, I wonder, have I heard the simple term Greek wine' used to describe a wine from Greece? I'm sure every reader has heard this term. It begs the question, what exactly is Greek wine'? But when I try to define what precisely those words mean, all I come up with is that a particular wine has been produced within the national borders of this most ancient of winemaking regions. But in reality, this tells me nothing about the individual wine.
Santorini, until now, has only been well known for its white wines, made from the island's noble' indigenous white grape variety Assyrtiko. No red wines of note have been made on the island for over a century due to the region's lack of a high-quality signature indigenous red variety. Until now, only the local variety Mandelaria has been utilised to any great extent to make aromatic though rather thin, non-descript red wines. But things are about to change - pioneering producer Haridimos Hatzidakis has successfully resurrected the once near-extinct red variety Mavrotragano. He started experimenting with this grape in 1995 when he was Boutari's winemaker on Santorini, and decided to continue the project on his own when he branched out with his own label in 1997. There have been many problems along the way with this hugely tannic monster of a grape, but since 2000, Hatzidakis has released five vintages.
Mavrotragano and Voidomatis have traditionally and historically been the two main indigenous red grape varieties on the island,' says Hatzidakis. However, the collapse of the Russian market about 100 years ago had a devastating effect on viticulture in Santorini and many vineyards were abandoned. In the period prior to the Crimea War, Mavrotragano was used to make very good-quality Vinsanto. Similarly, Voidomatis was used for sweet wine as well. Mandilaria is now the predominant red grape variety on Santorini. It was first brought to Santorini from the neighbouring island of Paros in 1957 by the Argyros family - one of the largest vineyard owners and winemakers on the island. Mavrotragano, however, is now challenging to become the number one red grape variety on the island and I believe it has all the qualities to succeed.
The main difficulties with Mavrotragano are viticulture related,' explains Hatzidakis. This is mainly due to the fact that there is not sufficient experience with this variety. Although the 2004 vintage has been a great success, I am still experimenting with Mavrotragano, and there are still cultivation issues to be sorted out. A lot of work still needs to be done on the vines in my new vineyards, and I'm still trying to establish which areas on the island are best suited to this variety. There are also difficulties at the moment in the selection of good quality grapes.
At present the predominant method of cultivation is the old traditional "basket method". However, it is not certain that this is the best for approach for Mavrotragano, with the exception, of course, of those vineyards at higher altitude which are exposed to the winds. A lot of work therefore needs to be done to establish the best method of viticulture for this unique and unusual grape variety.
Outside Santorini the Mavrotragano is not well known. Some efforts have been made to grow this variety on the mainland, but it is very early to tell how much success will be had with Mavrotragano away from Santorini.'
The Wine Society has bravely stocked Hatzidakis's experimental Mavrotragano for the last two vintages. His hedonistic 2004 - on sale now - is filled with perfumed garden herbs, leathery tobacco-tinted fruit, and has a rich balance and velvety tannins no other vintage of this promising variety has ever possessed. There is no question in my mind that there is much more to come from Mavrotragano, and that this variety will take the place of the rather dowdy Mandelaria as the chief red variety of the island - and it may even rival Assyrtiko one day as the great grape of Santorini


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Following on from my last post, on the challenges posed by the lecture format to what we know about teaching & learning, I want to spend a little bit of time thinking about uses of new technologies outside the classroom, but still for learning experiences.
Specifically, I'll be responding to some ideas & arguments put forward by Tara Brabazon in her article Socrates in Earpods?: The Ipodification of Education. Brabazon's article was written in response to the increasing (in 2006) trend for universities to promote themselves as forward-thinking by having lectures available in mp3 format for students to listen to at their own convenience, rather than at a specified lecture time that may not suit all students. Brabazon argues that this undercuts not just the purposes of learning (& teaching), but also that of the university as a whole.
For myself, in addition to those points, I believe that iLectures - however designed or enacted - can simply never be a substitute for an actual classroom experience. Even in the least interactive classes, there is something gained from merely being in the same room as the person imparting information. Listening to podcasts allows the listener's attention to stray to an even greater extent than it would in the classroom. (And this is entirely aside from the visual components of lectures such as videos/powerpoint slides etc.) This may be a consequence of my having finished my undergraduate degree before the release of the Ipod, but there is also a lesser sense of obligation to listen to podcast lectures than there would be to actually attend class. Nobody knows if you never listen to the podcast, but (at least in smaller classes) student absences from lectures are observable. But, again, perhaps that sort of thinking is less relevant to students who grew up with an Ipod.
Indeed, the problem with podcast lectures stems from the fact that they neatly combine all of the negatives of actual person-to-person lectures without any of the (potential) advantages of that format. They also are, as Barabazon notes, completely different experiences from the perspective of the lecturer:
Good lecturers have different skills to good broadcasters. Through professional development and training, teachers may develop sonic awareness and pedagogically-appropriate delivery. But good materials for the ear rarely emerge from a lecture theater. Lecturing is a different process from producing audio-only programming.
To be sure, the recording of lectures might serve the same purpose as the uploading of powerpoint slides onto your course's Blackboard site: to allow students who missed the lecture or who would like to re-visit it the chance to catch up with what was discussed. But I think that the other side of that use is the potential for students to decide that it's easiest to simply skip the lecture in favour of printing the slides & downloading the lecture's audio, and then not pay much attention to either.
From a teaching point of view, I find another problem with this: I am always disappointed when attendance at one of my lectures is smaller than it should be. The idea that students would prefer to stay away from my class & then listen to it when they felt like it would make me feel like I wasn't properly engaging their attention or interest. And, yes, that can be a spur to improve my lectures, but it can also be dispiriting if I think that I have prepared an interesting class.


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Topic: Wing Takes Second Annual Mardi Gras Nationals.
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Wing Takes Second Annual Mardi Gras Nationals.
Sue DuRoy
Baton Rouge Raceway
February 23, 2001
Over 100 race cars filled the pits in the new shaped Baton Rouge raceway
for the second annual Mardi Gras Nationals.
39 late models divided into 6 heat races. Heat one Mike Boland blasted
into the lead and never looked back. As the checkered fell Boland had a whole
straightaway over second place Crowe. Heat two Dave Siegert started on the
pole and took the lead over Marlon Wild and Bubba Mullins battled it out
wheel to wheel for second. Siegert one by a straightaway. On the start of
heat three Rodney Wing and Dennis Duncan touched as they ran wheel to wheel
for the lead Duncan spun and brought out the yellow. On the second attempt at
a restart Dwight Falcon made contact with Wing, but Wing got away and went on
to score the win by a whole straightaway. Keith Craft led every lap of heat 4
and won by half the track. Heat five David Ashley got the lead from outside
the front row and won by a whole straightaway. Sixth and final heat Dewlyler
took the win by a straightaway also.
First Consolation race Rob Litton got away while Jay Blair had his hands
full trying to hold down second while Watson battled for it. Litton went on
to win. Bubba Mullins took off in the lead of the second consey. Yellow flew
when Michael Coleman left the back of the track and rolled several times
landing upside down. When the race continued Mullins took the win.
Mike Boland sat on the pole for the start of the 50 lap Late Model
feature. Boland blasted in to the lead. 2 laps in a spin from Bill Avant
brought out the first yellow. Eight laps into the race Boland was in lap
traffic. Boland led till lap 32 when he went in after suffering mechanical
problems. On the restart it was Wing. There was no catching Wing he sailed
around the oval the last 18 laps and took the win. followed by Dewyler,
Marlon Wild, Donald Watson, Ryan Plaisance, Dave Siegert, Kennith Crowe,
David Ashley, Trey Bean, Larry Riter, Jay Blair, Lee Davis, Odie Green,, Bill
Avant, Ryan Fontenot, Bill Gordon, Michael Coleman, Mike Boland, Kenny
Merchant, Bubba Mullins, Keith Craft, and Rob Litton.
Michael Blackard, Mark Hardwick and Jimmy Stephens won the three heat
races for pure stock. Blackard started from the pole and marched into the
lead. AS Blackard started to pull away Jimmy Stephens came with him on his
rear bumper lap after lap. Then Blackard went in the pits and Stephens took
over the lead. Stephen drove a flawless race and one could catch him,
Stephens cored the win followed by Mark Hardwick, Arnold, Joseph Law and
Bob Helmer, Shane Hebert and Dale Aucion all shared UMP heat wins.
Helmer from the pole blasted into the lead and led till lap James Ward
challenged him for the lead and took over as leader then Helmer got under
Ward they made contact and Helmer spun earning a trip to the rear. Ward ran
smooth lap after lap with Steve Ward in second trying to get him, but
couldn't. James Ward took the win followed by Steve Ward. Jamie LaPrairie
took third and Bobby Helmer worked his way all the way back to fourth, Cumbie
rounded out the top five.
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Japan. Canada. New Zealand. Tanzania. All beautiful, incredible countries... and all of them quite far to fly to from London. When you're in the mood for a quick and cheap holiday abroad, sometimes your best bet is to look for the short-haul flights to locations a bit closer to home. Here are some of our favourite short flights from London.
Munich, Germany
Coming in at just under two hours, this lively German city is perfect for a quick getaway from the UK. We don't need to tell you why September is the most popular time to visit - hint: it may or may not be the time of the largest beer festival in the world - but we think this city is great all year round. Whether you're into history, culture, or, yes, beer, Munich is well worth the short flight.
Lyon, France
While Paris may be the first point of call for many people on their way to France, Lyon is not to be missed, either. At only one hour and forty minutes from London, this city is notable for its incredible cuisine. Trust us - those dishes are definitely worth the flight to get there.
Aarhus, Denmark
This beautiful Danish city has it all: fantastic food, photo-worthy architecture, and a gorgeous view of the sea. While Copenhagen is Denmark's most well-known city, Aarhus shouldn't be skipped either. Considering you can fly there in an hour and forty minutes from London, there's no excuse for not visiting!
Prague, Czech Republic
One of the most popular cities for tourists in Europe - and for good reason - a flight to Prague takes just under two hours from London. Check out the Gothic churches, Baroque buildings, and stroll across Charles Bridge at sunset for a perfect view of the castle. And if it's nightlife you're after, Prague has it in spades. You really can't go wrong with a visit to this Czech city!
Bergen, Norway
Squeezing in at just under two hours flight time from London, Bergen is one of those spots that you need to see to believe. Surrounded by stunning Norwegian fjords, this colourful city is the perfect place for a tranquil getaway from London.
Galway, Ireland
There are many Irish cities that could be on this list, but for today let's talk about Galway, which is only an hour and twenty-five minutes flight from London. If you're after a cultural experience, check out the Latin Quarter, home to many boutiques and art galleries. And you can't go to Galway without experiencing its pub culture; make sure to find a pub with live Irish music and dance the night away.
Glasgow, Scotland
Another short flight (only one and a half hours from London), Glasgow is the ideal spot for a quick getaway from the English capital. Immerse yourself in Scottish culture by experiencing the National Theatre of Scotland, the Scottish Opera, or the Scottish Ballet, or spend a weekend wandering around its streets filled with Victorian architecture. And if you're looking for a city that knows how to party, never fear: Glasgow's got you covered.
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"Im going to make you come you know that?"
I knew it, I always came with him, somehow, he just knows how to do me right, Im the chicken, he the TFC.
since we got together its been a roller coaster, he drives me to the wall makes me soo mad.
I almost cheated once
make that more than once.
"Ive missed you babe, you know all I want to hear is those sounds you make when you come for me"
All I want to hear as well is him telling me he just wants to make me come, ask me if it is good for me, "can you feel that? Can you feel me?" like a freaking sledge hammer is wedged into me hell ye!...damn sex with him is off the hook
problem is...he's not man enough for me.
He is just not it.
no disrespect, he's got it going for him, nice job, car, house, almost everything a girl would want in a man and stick in there for but me?
He's not IT
am I asking for too much?
I hate fighting with him but somehow he always makes sure we are having an argument (that how I ended up almost cheating on him) he always tries to start a fight and blows everything outta prorportion.
fuck him!
well I do that already dont I?
"Come here" he says to me I walk to him knowing he has evil intentions towards me he grabs my ass, spanks me hard...
his fingers on my bare cheeks through my shorts, pulls at my g string, I hear the rip before I feel it, once a string, now pieces of rope, he just tore my panties off...Bastard!
My boobs fill his hands he's sucking, nibbling, biting, I'm horny as fuck, I need him to fork me NOW!
"Fork me T, do it, hurry!"
"you want it dont you?"
what a mumu question
he feeds me his lollipop instead,
"choke on it"
I oblige
"turn over, close your eyes"
the first thrust and I fall over, he is ramming into me, fucking piston, I can help it, I don't exactly care there's people in the house at the moment, Im making some horrible noises, i cant recollect half of what I was saying but I am positive "fuck me" was a part of it.
He turns me over and soon enough I'm spread open he is fucking me with abandon, how the hell does he do it? every time he goes in there, he be hittin on my womb. I don't understand the position we are in, all I know is he is ploughing me like a fucking drilling machine
"Im going to come" he says, immediately I stop moving, in my mind I'm thinking for where, you dey crase, I'm not even there yet and you want to come? oloshi
"please dont, wait for me T please'
"girl comon, I cant help it"
"yes you can"
and he did.
he keeps at it, by now he got one leg on his shoulder, the other on the wall, bastard still be hittin on my insides, dont he know it hurts?
"let me ride you"
I get off'a him and look at his dick, its covered in juices, PLENTY of it, dayyum Im horny
"turn around, lemme look at your ass while you ride me"
I grab his joystick and slide it into me, somhow somin Im doin is makin him go crazy and shit, I turn around, he had better be sucking on the twins right now, I grab and squeeze him with my insides, my walls are milking him, my eyes dilated, I couldnt help it now, I felt it coming
"Im coming!"
I shudder like an old engine about to knock, I'm shaking uncontrollably, I cant help it, cant hold back,consumed totally by my climax, temporarily in hibernate mode, all I cant think of right now is catching my breath, I forget, he is not done with me yet, he's moving my ass over his deeck by himself, Im still trying to breathe, he pushes me on my back and he's doing the grand prix in me.
fucker! come quick before you do some major harm.
"Im going to come"
hurry up and come jo idiot! lol
"come for me baby"
"say it, tell me to come inside you"
"come inside, come in me come in my *(&%^&$%^&*&%%%%%********** (too perverted to write)"
He came
rolled over
Im still tryin to catch my breath
why does sex with him have to be this good?
While I was away there was a blogsville idols, it hurt to know I was voted in just one category and I lost to BAroque?
irrespective I appreciate being nominated thank you very much and I congratulate you B on your fire in your pants award. just outta curiosity did anyone vote for me?
on a flip, Im in some measure of deep shit guys
I got a man I don't want to be with anymore
I got another man I been stringing along telling I'm going to fork him when I know full well, its never going to happen
I want to be back with my ex boyfriend like crazy
with all this drama why the hell dem no go call me Chairlady?
Who says?
I cant express myself saying it exactly as it is?
Who says I should live my life scared?
If GODb4mi...Wu u fit b?
Monday, 30 March 2009
Not Man enough?
"Im going to make you come you know that?"
Posted by badderchic at 14:25
24 comments:
- bumight said...
i think im first!
- 30 March 2009 at 15:30
- scribble,me.free said...
haha...sounds like a right dilemma you have there....
i say, unless you're thinking of getting married soon, stick with the guy that gives you orgasms
you know you inspired me to write erotica
- 30 March 2009 at 16:35
- RocNaija said...
i think you're right bumight..
- 30 March 2009 at 16:37
- RocNaija said...
lol @ "I grab his joystick"
Funny post.. I'd hate to think all the ladies that have 'come' with me called me oloshi while they were at it..
- 30 March 2009 at 16:44
- ibiluv said...
ur ex?????
pray tell-why do u wanna go back???
- 30 March 2009 at 16:50
- Quaggar said...
She's back and badder! How do u do it?
As for the deep shit, all i can say is, well... maybe u shd stop playin games wit em and go for wot u want.
(but then, u wudnt be so bad any more now, wud u? we love bad)
- 30 March 2009 at 16:57
- Cappuccine Baby said...
I guess it's true when they say a woman is never satisfied lol
- 31 March 2009 at 00:24
- Qube The Wordsmith said...
Damn girl, u mk me wanna break my nu celibacy vows
wow I nid a cold drink man....
As per d dude situation u nid soul searchin. Ask urself honest questions n dnt bullshit.
Men I sound lik Dr Phil...
- 31 March 2009 at 01:21
- bArOquE said...
bitch, you dint just have me sliding my chair under my table to hide this bastard hardening downstairs...GOSH...i dey feel those juices die...abeg abeg, which kind post be this eh? why does sex have to be this good???
- 31 March 2009 at 02:25
- bArOquE said...
Baddersugar, do a poll & find out how many people voted for you...but you know say my fire pass your own, your jiuces go quick quench the fire...LMFAO...i think you should fork that guy you been stringing so that you can keep your mind off all these men issuez...to be continued privately
- 31 March 2009 at 02:31
- ~Sirius~ said...
* Hiss Bumight.....what is uo with you these days........you no get book to read! Abi, you intend to treat your patient with a degree from Blogsville?
LOL @ Badder, your such a selfish lover.......only you, why are you stringing poor dude along ehn?
- 31 March 2009 at 04:16
- Afrobabe said...
too perverted to write????
After all the sex styles and ish you wrote here there is anything left that is too perverted to write???
- 31 March 2009 at 04:53
- N.I.M.M.O said...
She IS BACK!!!!!!
- 31 March 2009 at 09:22
- badderchic said...
@ bumight
parcel ready for pickup lol
@ scribble,me.free
no be small thing i tell you.the guy that gives me orgasms?
well lets see abi?
@ RocNaija
you never know do you?
@ ibiluv
even I dont understand it.
@ Quaggar
Its in the blood love, I cant explain it lol
you do have a point uou know
@Cappuccine Baby
NEVER well rarely ever.
@ Qube The Wordsmith
and a cold shower?
doin some soul searching
@ bArOquE
bitch, who sent you to be reading porn at the office? lol
even I cant explain why it has to be this good? like I said knowing who voted or didnt is irrelevant, you really think I should shag that guy dont you?
you knw my fire pass yours anyday...
Truth? it was exciting at first now? Im in uncharted waters with him, definitely NOT part of the plan.
@ Afrobabe
lol, you know Im just trying to be like you
lol, i missed you too.
- 31 March 2009 at 16:08
- bumight said...
i read this post, got all bothered to comment, and lost internet connection while at it!
and how come u're censoring urself at the end of the post, when uve said badder stuff up (no pun intended!)
- 31 March 2009 at 17:32
- LusciousRon said...
Stop the game playing he might harbor some mean intentions.
As for the ex, he is one for a reason but if you can do the friends with benefits thingy with him without major heart ache then carry go.
- 1 April 2009 at 05:50
- FineBoy Agbero said...
drama or no drama, u're still our Chairlady!!
- 1 April 2009 at 12:12
- Parakeet said...
Badder...ur turn me on. Am suppose to be immune to these things now since am born again.
Jokes apart though, why is it that some guys just have everything but they dont just do it for us sometimes? I tot I was the only one like that. I find it worrying actually.
- 1 April 2009 at 14:51
- Jaguda said...
orgasms are rare commodities
- 1 April 2009 at 17:18
- CaramelD said...
I've missed you!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- 2 April 2009 at 19:42
- Buttercup said...
lmao @ "hurry up and come jo idiot! lol"
hmm nawa o..i hope u sort out this dilemma before it gets out of control..pele!
- 3 April 2009 at 10:50
- miz-cynic said...
steamy!u make me wana have sex.
getting back with the ex for me is always a no-no......thr a reason why he's ex.
@jaguda:- i second.
orgasms are a rare commodity
- 4 April 2009 at 17:43
- poeticallytinted said...
You know what they say. When in doubt do nothing. Just sit back and relax and the answer will come to you. Obsessing never really solves anything.
And what was it that was too perverted to write on this page?
- 4 April 2009 at 23:12
- Afunto baby! said...
ohhh mehnnnn.. this is not fair..i want to b shaggin to..lol. haha i crack myself up.
- 11 April 2009 at 18:18


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This may be my favorite Orioles quote for the 2011 season:
"Stealing bags isn't part of my repertoire. We may mix in a few surprises here and there, but I prefer to trot around the bases."
-Luke Scott
The quote comes courtesy of Franklin Sports, which provided Roar from 34 with Spring Training interviews of Scott and J.J. Hardy.
I'm still forming my impressions of new Orioles shortstop J.J. Hardy. One thing's for sure, from now on I'll associate him with these words: "I take a lot of pride in my Ping Pong."
Here's the full quote:
"My dad was a professional tennis player, and he still teaches for a living, and we grew up around it and I have a brother who is about 17 months older than I am, we played Ping Pong growing up and it was a sport that we kind of clicked at, and having someone as good as I was at it, and me as good as he was, kind of kept us getting better. I take a lot of pride in my Ping Pong."
-J.J. Hardy


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lieu de mВґ moire. The war in the eastern lands was the central experience of an
entire generation of young and not so young men. The war made thousands of
young men pacifists and revolutionaries, not by theory but by disillusionment.
An entire generation of leading central European communists developed in
Russian POW camps – Karel Capek, Ernst Reuter (the mayor of West Berlin
after World War II), Josip Broz Tito, Bela Kun, and many, many others. The
Eastern Front and the Russian Civil War became a school of radicalization
On German entrepreneurs and their privileged position in Russia, see the catalogue by Dittmar
Dahlmann et al., eds., "Eine grosse Zukunft": Deutsche in Russlands Wirtschaft (Berlin:
Reschke & Steffens, 2000).
Karl Schlogel, "Nikolai Krestinski, and Graf von der Schulenburg: Diplomatie als Verrat," in
Berlin, Ostbahnhof Europas: Russen und Deutsche in ihrem Jahrhundert (Berlin: Siedler, 1998),
Katerina Clark and Karl Schlogel
and military education on both sides: for communists and sympathizers with
Soviet Russia and for the hard-core White Russian and Freicorps members,
for the "Baltikumer" and others. For many Germans, the sites of events of the
German civil war in 1918–23 were almost directly connected to Europe's most
important site of revolutionary events in this period, Russia. The activists of the
Russian October moved to the stage of the German October, and vice versa.
An entire generation had been educated and shaped by war and revolution
between 1914 and 1923. We can п¬Ѓnd the echo of this experience in a vast
corpus of literature of the 1920s and 1930s.60
the complex of the humiliated and excluded – anti-polish and
anti-western revisionism. Both empires fell apart during World War I.
This raises questions: How does one live with the collapse of a centuries-
old order? How does one live with deep national humiliation, especially when
accompanied by economic crisis and breakdown? Brest-Litovsk, Versailles, new
borders, disintegration of the state, the collapse of the old elites, the question
of responsibility and guilt, theories of conspiracy, phobias of encirclement, the
fear of "fifth columns," international discrimination. How could Russia and
Germany cope with this hopeless situation? There was, in the eyes of many of
the interwar generation, one negative experience – Brest-Litovsk and Versailles
– and there was one positive experience – Rapallo and the Molotov-Ribbentrop
treaty of 23 August 1939. Both events were rooted in deeply anti-Western
sentiments. Two different forms of ressentiment against the West, as embodied
in the victorious alliance at the Paris peace conferences, coexisted: German
"Kultur" against French and British "civilization," and Russian "revolutionary
spirit" against the commercialized and pragmatic materialism of "the West."61
romantics and nostalgia from the left and, especially, from the
right. The general perception is that only Germans of the extreme left were
enthusiastic about the "fatherland of the working class." But it seems clear
now that being pro-Russian and pro-Soviet was, if not the mainstream feeling,
nevertheless widespread among German conservatives, even at the reactionary
end of the political spectrum. Germany and Russia were "fortresses" against
modernity, Westernism, and liberalism. The "leftists on the right" (Otto Ernst
Schuddekopf), that is, the representatives of the conservative and national-
Bolshevist revolution, were, in many respects, more pro-Soviet than their fellow
political travelers on the left.62 For people from the extreme left to the extreme
right, from communists to national-Bolsheviks, Soviet Russia was, in many
ways, a projection screen for fantasizing about a new Germany.63
Norman Stone, The Eastern Front, 1914–1917; Vejas Gabriel Ljulevicius, op. cit.
On "twofold revisionism," see Gerd Koenen, Der Russland-Komplex: Die Deutschen und der
Osten 1900–1945 (Munchen: Beck, 2005), 277–300
Otto Ernst Schuddekopf, Linke Leute von rechts: Die national-revolutionaren Minderheiten
und der Kommunismus in der Weimarer Republik (Stuttgart: Kohlhammer, 1960).
Besides Schuddekopf, see Hans Hecker, Die Tat und ihr Osteuropa-Bild, 1909–1939 (Cologne:
Wissenschaft und Politik, 1974); Karl Notzel, Die Grundlagen des geistigen RuГџland: Versuch
einer Psychologie des russischen Geisteslebens (Jena: E. Diederichs, 1917); Waldemar Gurian,
Der Bolschewismus (Freiburg i. Br., Herder, 1931); Rolf Gunter Renner, "Grundzuge und
Mutual Perceptions and Projections 415
between modernity and antimodernism, open spaces, transitions.
The period after World War I represented a time of transition, improvisation,
dissolution, and, at the same time, invention of traditions. This experience
concerns both countries, especially the urban centers and the metropolitan cul-
tures. It was a time of radical acceleration of upward social mobility and, at
the same time, of fragmentation of the old elites. It is true that despite all the
differences between the two countries, there was an amazing degree of paral-
lels. Weimar Germany and the Russia of the NEP were the staging grounds
of a world in flux. There were great societal debates on initiating a new age
and trying to п¬Ѓnd new paths out of decay and crisis: debates on the rational
organization of the work process (Fordism and non-Fordism), on production
and recreation, on work and housing, on new forms of urban life, on gar-
den cities and deurbanization. There were the takeoff of sociology (mostly in
the form of Marxism), new questions about organization as science, and the
scientification of all questions. We find in both societies all the elements of a
radicalized rationality: the idea of the New Man created by health, hygiene,
and the rational organization of life; the notion of the trained and beautiful
body; the idea of the death of belles lettres and the birth of literatura fakta,
that is, factology and information instead of bourgeois novels; the rationalistic
and functionalistic dream of "form follows function." In short, the collapse
of the old order was followed by the impressive takeoff of a self-assertive and
self-conscious modernity, mostly limited, of course, to very small circles, but
not exclusively.64 The path to this modernity had been paved long before the
First World War, but modernity had now come to the surface thanks to the
total collapse of the old order. The project of creating a new world had crossed
national borders. There was a certain style – international, cosmopolitan, ratio-
nalistic, antitraditionalistic. Even the successors and enemies of this modernity –
Fascism, National Socialism, and Stalinism – had to pay their tribute to this
main trend if they wanted to succeed.
europe as a field of interference. We are not only talking about
the sophisticated ideas of isolated intellectuals. There were very strong social
groups identifying themselves with these experiences and experiments. There
was a spirit, a style, a way of life, a "Zeitgeist."65 The main actors of the
interwar period were children of the prewar period – both revolutionaries and
counterrevolutionaries. They include Germans from the former Russian empire;
Baltic Germans as mediators and experts on Russian affairs; soldiers and mil-
itary men; radicalized prisoners of war; members of the Freicorps; the large
numbers of Russian agents in the domestic German clashes in the Ruhr region,
Hamburg, and Berlin; the radicalized parts of the working class, especially
among youths; and members of the prewar elite in diplomacy, politics, and
Voraussetzungen deutscher literarischer Rußlandbilder wahrend des Dritten Reiches," in Das
Rußlandbild im Dritten Reich, 387–419.
See Marshall Berman's seminal book on modernity, All That Is Solid Melts into Air: The
Experience of Modernity (New York: Penguin Books, 1988).
Eckhard John, Musikbolschewismus: Die Politisierung der Musik in Deutschland 1918–1938.
Katerina Clark and Karl Schlogel
culture. Domestic and international conflicts were interwoven. The rejection
of Versailles's Europe, territorial revisionism, and class war established a link
between Russia and Germany. All domestic parties were tied to external ques-
tions, supporters, and powers. This was important everywhere (there was the
"Red Scare" in Great Britain and in the United States), but nowhere did it go as
deeply as in Germany. For German communists, the Soviet Union functioned as
a substitute for the revolution that had failed at home. The "Fatherland of the
toiling masses" was a kind of hinterland for the "community of despair" (R. C.
Williams). Unsurprisingly, the KPD was accused of being the vehicle of social
upheaval, directed by a foreign power. German communists did not succeed in
making their own revolution, though they played "German October" in 1923.
There was much talk about the "Bolshevizing" of political parties and "Sovi-
etization" of work; there was even the duplication of the conflicts and factions
of the Soviet party. Germany had its "own" Trotsky, its own Bukharin, and its
own Stalin. There was in fact a Stalinization of the German Communist Party,
but it came mostly from inside and not from outside.66 German communists
nourished their hopes in analogies and parallels. The Papen government was to
repeat the fate of Kerenskii's provisional government. The image of the Soviet
Union was largely a function of internal clashes, and it was instrumental in the
struggle against the internal class enemy. The pictures and newsreels of col-
lectivization, from the Baltic-Belomor Canal, from Solovki, from activities of
the OGPU, and so forth, had a п¬Ѓrm place in the German mediascape. It would
be interesting to know how, on the Soviet side, the German image became
instrumental for Russian internal conflicts (for example, the dialogue between
Vyshinskii and Bukharin at the Moscow trial on subtle details of the German
language – the meaning of sollen).67
It is very important to keep in mind that all this took place in an extremely
short period of, say, twenty to thirty years – less than a life span. That means
that men who served in World War I went on duty a second time in World War
II. (Dwinger's book on the invasion of 22 June 1941 is called Wiedersehen mit
forging the images: the berlin-russia connection
Berlin is the place where all of this comes together, where we can study the
production process of the images that turned into lethal weapons in ideological
Hermann Weber, Die Wandlung des deutschen Kommunismus: Die Stalinisierung der KPD in
der Weimarer Republik (Frankfurt am Main: Europaische Verlagsanstalt, 1969).
The semantics of the German word sollen were discussed at the 1938 Moscow show trial
between Vyshinskii and Bukharin. See Prozessbericht uber die Strafsache des antisowjetischen
"Blocks der Rechten und Trotzkisten," verhandelt vor dem Militarkollegium des Obersten
Gerichtshofes der UdSSR vom 2. Bis 13. Marz 1938 (Moscow: Volkskommissariat fur Justiz-
wesen der UdSSR, 1938), 474.
Edwin Erich Dwinger, Wiedersehen mit SowjetruГџland: Tagebuch vom Ostfeldzug (Jena: E.
Diederichs, 1943).
Mutual Perceptions and Projections 417
and military warfare against Soviet Russia.69 In the 1920s, much was still in
the making, in flux, open-ended, not yet clear.
berlin – a place of high-density cultural exchange. All actors,
activities, processes of concern took place and took shape here. The partici-
pants were diplomats, officers and rank and file, party leaders and party mem-
bers, high culture, emigrВґ s, undercover agents, intelligence people, experts on
Russia, Baltic Germans, former franctireurs, Freicorps, ex-Red Guards, right-
wing terrorists, party apparatchiki, institutions of persecution and repression,
the entire urban fabric that weaves all this together.70
all topics and aspects concerned are mixed up. The image of Russia
was present in all of its various dimensions: as a lost and inaccessible economic
space; the other Russia of the exiled; the official representation of the USSR as
a vanguard of the world revolution; the Russia of subversion and espionage;
the Russia of Vladimir Nabokov and Prince Iusupov; Russia as a main power
to help to п¬Ѓght the system of Versailles; the Russia of great economic prospects
(Russengeschafte, Russian deals); the Russia of the Jewish refugees; the Russia
of the false princess and future Hollywood celebrity Anastasia; the Russia of
serious scholars and of obsessive, even obscurantist experts on Russia, inun-
dating Germany with a flood of anti-Soviet brochures and leaflets; Russia as a
destination for innovative and talented artists and architects; Russia as a center
and stimulus for urban planning, for reform of the penitentiary system, for
new ways of organizing life and work, for the equality of men and women, for
new theater, new education, and new aesthetics. Russia not only represented
a source of inspiration for many talented intellectuals, but found a broader
audience, especially among the young, and not just among communist youths
(youth movements like Wandervogel, where the Balalaika and the Russenbluse
were popular accessories). This "Russkii Berlin" was a place ranking among
the most prominent and most contested sites of European culture in the п¬Ѓrst
half of the twentieth century.
berlin as the site of antagonism, polarization, and civil war. All
antagonisms in Germany and especially in the German capital had a way of
being pro- or anti-Soviet, pro- or anti-Russian, because Soviet Russia was not
only a country among others, but the alternative, a different way of life, which
provoked sympathy or opposition. Almost all crucial questions were discussed
in reference or in opposition to Russia: right against left, Freicorps against com-
munists, Russian emigrВґ s against Soviet diplomats, and Russian monarchists
against Russian Jews. (It would be interesting to compare this somewhat strange
state of affairs to the situation in other countries like France, the United States,
Irina Antonowa and Jorn Merkert, eds., Berlin-Moskau 1900–1950, Ausstellungskatalog
(Munich and New York: Prestel, 1995).
For studies on the Berlin-Russia connection see Karl Schlogel, Berlin, Ostbahnhof Europas
(Berlin: Siedler, 1998), 2nd enlarged ed., Das russische Berlin: Ostbahnhof Europas (Munich:
Hanser, 2007); Ulrich Faur´ , Im Knotenpunkt des Weltverkehrs: Herzfelde, Heartfield, Grosz
und der Malik-Verlag, 1916–1947 (Berlin: Aufbau Verlag, 1992).
Katerina Clark and Karl Schlogel
or England.) There were positions bridging these antagonisms: the Reichswehr,
which cooperated with the Red Army; the emigrВґ s who worked in the Soviet
embassy; the monarchists, who supported their Soviet Russian ally in order
to destroy the second Polish republic. It was Andrey Belyi who articulated his
feeling in Berlin as "boom-boom" coming soon.71 This was the sound of the
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My mother and my daughter are almost identical in many ways. I'm not sure how it can even be possible to be so much alike since my daughter is adopted. It is almost like I am raising a child version of my mother. Not just the fact that both are dark haired with dark eyes. It is more than that. While I love my mother and daughter more than I can convey in words, these things they do annoy me. How did I end up with two people so much alike so close to me?
1) Utter disregard for organization. I knew that AJ was like my mother the very first time we colored together. Me, I take a box of crayons and try to keep them in some form of order, usually by the spectrum and by which needs to be used so that some aren't dull and some sharp. My daughter? She took the brand new box and dumped them out before I could say a word. She stirred them up and never looked back. My mother does the same thing, often dumping things in her purse or any drawer that can hold anything.
2) Lid? What lid? Neither one ever places a lid on anything. Toothpaste, ketchup, peroxide...if it has a lid then it goes without once they touch it.
3) Anything that is mine is up for grabs. When I was growing up, nothing was sacred in my room. Not because she was nosy, but because she might wander in, carelessly pick up my hairbrush, and then maybe not lay it down until she was, oh, at the barn. AJ does the same thing. I found my roll of scotch tape on the loveseat yesterday. Who knows why.
4) Obession with tape. This sounds crazy but they both are nuts about tape. I have to have a secret hiding place for my tape because if either one ever see it, it is gone. My mother has a tape dispenser that is for industrial use. She has already used a few and I don't really know why she needs it. I do know that it is loud and she can use it for hours on end. She has also wanted to buy one for AJ. I don't think she's old enough for a 'tape gun', as Mother calls it.
5) Both are fast food junkies. They are the only two people I have ever seen cry over the lack of fast food. Mother had a melt down when her arm was broken and dad was cooking. She couldn't drive, he hates chicken and pretty much the lived on tuna straight from the can and bananas for weeks. She called me in tears sayings, "I THINK I WILL DIE IF I DON'T GET SOME CHURCH'S CHICKEN TODAY". I had a similar experience with AJ when we tried to go 30 days with no McDonald's. After about day 10 she was crying, "I'm JUST A KID! I NEED McDONALD'S".
6) Both will take the advice of a stranger over my advice. How many times have I heard from my mother, "A lady in the check out line at K-Mart said....". Really? I told you that six months ago. Listen to me. AJ will do the same thing.
7) Both are nudists. Only at home. They hate to feel the confinement of chothes. It seems my whole life I have had to wait to open the door so that SOMEONE can get dressed,
8) Both are extreme animal lovers. I've seen my mother spend days without sleep just to try to save a newborn animal, be it calf, kitten or puppy. Nothing was really beyond trying. My daughter has the same love and compasion. Not a bad thing, but heartwrenching at times.
9) Sleep must be had. Both require at least 8 hours of sleep. If this isn't had, someone will pay dearly. Now, they may miss a night for something, but it will be made up. I promise. And if you wake them up before the required amount, you may as well wake a wild gorilla. Both can nap anything it is cool and dark. My mother has slept at the movie theater. AJ still falls alseep in the car.
10) They feel they have to right all wrongs done in their presence. Someone shoplifting. Mom screams for security. I wouldn't be shocked if someone shanked her, probably at K-Mart. Didn't follow Robert's Rules of Order? She will let you know. Or she would, back in the day. AJ does the same thing. Someone was picking on a neighborhood kid and she got up in their face and told them to leave her property and never come back or she would have a restraining order. The bully was about three times her size and could have squashed her. She also left me sister a note once about cursing. Funny.
There are more, many more. They cry when they have fever. They laugh at me when I can't find something. They hate a schedule. They don't want to be vegetarians. I've wondered if this is some cosmic joke, if God laughs out loud when he sees me looking for tape and a gift bag, only to find them crammed under her bed full of rocks. Who knows.
Friday, July 31, 2009
Genetics vs. ???
My mother and my daughter are almost identical in many ways. I'm not sure how it can even be possible to be so much alike since my daughter is adopted. It is almost like I am raising a child version of my mother. Not just the fact that both are dark haired with dark eyes. It is more than that. While I love my mother and daughter more than I can convey in words, these things they do annoy me. How did I end up with two people so much alike so close to me?
Posted by Alexis at 7:56 AM 1 comments
Monday, July 27, 2009
Rehab: Family Style
My mother has had two eye surgeries this summer. She was pretty much without any sight until her first surgery. She hasn't driven in a year, and has just stayed home. They live on a farm in Arkansas, and she has relied on my dad and brother to help her out. I won't elaborate on that point. Not now at least.
We all knew that she would need to stay somewhere to recover properly. She couldn't risk an infection and had to have three different drops four times per day. She also couldn't risk falling as she takes blood thinners for a heart problem. My dad was going to be working in the hayfield, and as any farmer knows, hay comes first. It was either stay with my older brother or come over here. SHe has stayed with them in the past and I did want her to come and try to relax here.
She agreed. I was not sure what to expect at first. To be honest, we haven't spent so much time together lately. We talk on the phone daily, even multiple times. But as far as doing lunch or shopping....no. Something about living 40 miles apart, me working, her not being able to drive, KIDS has all but put a squash on me having any type of social life. I didn't realize how much it adds to a relationship to see, feel, and laugh with a person in real time rather than just talking on the phone.
Mom was able to relax. She made herself at home and we had a big time. AJ is very much like my mother (even though adopted) and they both spent the first rehab time eating junk food and doing things I don't like. But we all had a blast and mom rested. She also realized that she was blind when she began to see again.
Her last surgery wasn't as successful. She came back to stay and had to be extra careful with the eye that might never see. We were all worried but within a few days she had some vision and some energy. She was up and ready to do all the things she has been missing out on the last year. Instead of afternoon naps with her like the first surgery, she was sending me on errands and having me go to the store for her.
She also couldn't stand that we had about 50 lbs of tomatoes from the garden and no time to can them. She began to cook and she cooked and cooked some more. She had three days of cooking and I don't remember seeing her so happy in a long time. We also loved the great food and wonderful conversations. I keep playing many of them back in my mind long after she has gone home to Dad.
She has heart surgery in a few days. Of course, I worry. I want her to come back and stay again. Maybe we won't expect her to cook this time.
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Sunday, July 26, 2009
Yesterday AJ and I volunteered at a local Wellness Fair. I was representing the Child Welfare Board of our county. I volunteered to help and was appointed to the board last year.
Hopefully these events will bring awareness to our area of the great need we have.
1) We need donations for our rainbow room. This is an emergency resource room that caseworkers pull to help a child who has just been removed. So many kids need clothes, diapers, formula, shoes, ect. This room is ran 100% on donations nd by volunteers.
2) We need to help our kids in foster care. Yes, foster parents get money put it is not much. These kids also need school clothes. Our board gives $75 for back to school clothes and supplies. That is a joke, really. I'm about to lay out $600 on a clarinet in a few weeks and foster families get no help for that. The need for these kids is endless. Camp, senior rings, prom, Easter, ect.
3) We need foster/adoptive families. This is the hardest thing you will ever do. It is also the most rewarding.
My rewards have been indescribable. I have a daughter who is beautiful, talented, and smart. She is funny and sensitive. She can sing, dance, and write. Her story will soon be published in Chicken Soup For The Soul. I can go on and on.
What I want people to know is that there is a need and you can help./
Posted by Alexis at 11:38 AM 1 comments
Saturday, July 25, 2009
I can't remember where I left off. Pretty much, Mom has had two eye surgeries, one was successful, one not. The Dr. wasn't sure she would even have vision in the one eye. I wasn't sure it would ever look normal again. Thankfully, she can see a little and it looks OK.
AJ is fine. She's glad to be home from church camp. Dale and I had one day where we were both off and child free and we spent it baby sitting my 5 month old nephew. We are wild.
I also took pictures of a brand new baby. He was precious. I could take newborn pictures all day everyday.
Mother and I (mostly her) have been canning salsa. We still have about 50 lbs of tomatoes to go. I'm ready to give or throw the rest away. I couldn't have been a pioneer woman.
Posted by Alexis at 6:22 AM 1 comments
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
All By Myself
This hasn't happened in years. I'm all alone. (if you don't count the animals)
Even more rare, Dale and I will have two nights and days alone and he is off work for them. We pretty much plan to stay home and maybe go eat. We are exciting like that.
AJ is at camp. I do hate to let her go at all because it seems to mess with her attachment. Last year was her first year to go and she did fine but was so afraid that somehow, we sent her away for good. She knew better but it was a thought somewhere deep in her mind.
This year she has a cell phone and can call. I also made her cards for morning and night to open and read. I tried to say "I miss you but want you to stay there" as best I could.
So here I am. I have dishes to do. Aren't you jealous?
Posted by Alexis at 6:32 PM 1 comments
Labels: AJ, Attachment
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Giving Care
Giving care is not the same as being a caregiver. My mother is having eye surgery and will probably be coming to stay with me a few days. Not a big deal for most people but she is on huge amounts of blood thinners.
I'm not a good nurse. I can stop blood and change bandages, but I'm not good beyond that. I'm compassionate and will sit with anyone at the hospital for as long as I need. But I don't have what it takes to be a nurse. Even when AJ was on the crutches for a few days, I was frazzled by the noise.
So, Mom will be here for a few days. Part of me is really looking forward to it. Part of me dreads it. Ack.
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Saturday, July 4, 2009
4th of July 2009
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Friday, July 3, 2009
I haven't left the house at all today. I was going to go get groceries but I had a bad start to the morning with AJ and she has pretty much slept all day. She got up twice but went back to bed. She didn't even eat lunch. That is unusual for her. I think the night of missed sleep and a few pain pills in the last few days have caught up with her.
All in all, I think her attachment to us is very good. Older child adoptions have to work on attachment and bonding. We did, it was hard, and I may write about it all someday. My point in talking about it now is that when something like this happens she tends to regress a little in the attachment area.
She wants me in her sight at all times. If she goes to the bathroom when we are out, she wants me with her. If she is here, she wants to be right under me. If I try to do something else I hear, "Mom, don't you love me and want to take care of me?".
These days are hard for me. She clings and whines and I try to be patient. To be honest, I was happy that she slept so much today. I then felt a load of guilt so I didn't enjoy it all that much.
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Director of Development and Alumnae Relations
- Recruiter
- Cheltenham Ladies' College
- Location
- Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
- Salary
- Competitive
- Posted
- 16 May 2018
- Closing date
- 12 Jun 2018
- Ref
- 66854
- Industry
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- Hours
- Full time
- Contract
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- Listing type
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As one of the world's leading schools, Cheltenham Ladies' College (CLC) aims to embody excellence, independence and empowerment in the education of women. Having remained fully committed to its pioneering mission, whilst adapting to an increasingly complex and ever-changing world, the College today provides an outstanding education for 850 girls from 11 to 18 years. The College employs over 600 staff across a beautiful 36-acre estate located in the centre of Cheltenham.
United by a strong sense of community and service, CLC is at an exciting stage in its development, with clear plans for growth and further modernisation. The College is now looking to appoint a high achieving and committed Director of Development and Alumnae Relations to support the Principal and Council in realising their ambitious strategy and vision.
As a key member of the Leadership Team, the Director of Development and Alumnae Relations will devise and implement a plan to maximise philanthropic support of the College. This support will extend across the wider CLC community and will underpin the College's goals to drive continued prosperity, innovation and success in girls' education.
Reporting directly to the Principal, the Director of Development and Alumnae Relations will lead and manage the Development Team whilst forging excellent relationships with CLC's Leadership Team, Council members, alumnae and parents. The successful candidate will hold proven experience of leading and managing diverse teams of people, a successful track record of soliciting impactful major gifts and outstanding skills in collaboration and communication.
Further information on CLC can be found at www.cheltladiescollege.organd a candidate brief can be downloaded from www.odgers.com/66854
Letters of application and CVs should be sent by 5.00pm GMT on Tuesday 12 June 2018
Cheltenham Ladies' College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, and applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers and Disclosure and Barring Service.


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The US Travel Association has been promoting their "Daily Getaways" deals for the past month, and we've seen several good deals on things like hotel points, discounted gift certificates, and Las Vegas packages.
While the most popular deals generally sell out within minutes, some of the other packages are still available.
The promotions technically end on May 20th, but could of course sell out earlier, so if you're interested in one of these packages I'd purchase sooner rather than later.
IHG Rewards points
This was the biggest offer of all the Daily Getaways deals, and there are still several packages available if you're considering purchasing IHG points:
The cost per purchased point through this promotion is ~0.565-0.6 cents per mile, which is very reasonable. Ben values IHG Rewards Club points closer to ~0.7 cents each, as they can indirectly be purchased for that amount, and all of these rates fall under that threshold:
|# Of Points
|Cost Per Point
|# Of Packages
|15,000 IHG Rewards Club
|0.6 cents/point
|25,000 IHG Rewards Club
|0.6 cents/point
|50,000 IHG Rewards Club
|0.586 cents/point
|100,000 IHG Rewards Club
|0.565 cents/point
I presently have an abundance of IHG points, but if you don't this is a decent rate to purchase points:
- High-end hotels like many InterContinental hotels are 50,000 points per night, which means you're paying ~$300 for a stay that would be much more expensive
- If you're traveling with a family to Europe, IHG hotels tend to allow three or four people in a room at a greater frequency than other brands, making mid-range properties an even better deal
- And of course PointBreaks properties can be a fabulous deal if they work with your plans, at just 5,000 points per night
So with a specific plan in mind, buying IHG points through Daily getaways can be a great deal, but I of course wouldn't make a speculative purchase here.
Loews Hotels
Loews offered several different suite packages through Daily Getaways, and there are two remaining.
- Two nights in a Grand Executive Suite at the Loews Regency New York for $1,000
- Two nights in a Grand Oceanfront Balcony Suite at the Loews Miami Beach Resort for $1,000
There were only five of each package available to begin with, so I don't imagine there are many remaining.
These packages are valid for stays between June 1, 2016, and June 30, 2017. The exception is the Loews Miami Beach, where the packages are only available January 1 through June 30, 2017, since the hotel is being renovated this year. There are some blackout dates, though the promotion terms don't specify what exactly they are. Presumably they won't be super restrictive, unless you're trying to travel the week of Christmas/New Years.
While these can be a good deal for a specific person, I don't see either of these getting much traction with the miles and points crowd. While $1000 for a suite in New York that generally sells for over $2500 is certainly a phenomenal deal, there are plenty of hotels in New York, and myriad ways to book them.
Universal Studios tickets
Ticket packages to both the Hollywood and Florida Universal parks are still available, offering a bundle of tickets at a discounted rate:
- Universal Studios Hollywood is offering four 2-day park tickets for $500
- Universal Orlando is offering four 3-day park tickets for $850
I am not an expert on Universal, but these prices seem a little high. Our Costco has annual passes for Universal Hollywood for $109 (granted, with blackout dates), but that alone suggests there are probably more creative ways to buy park tickets if you don't need a four pack.
If there are four of you traveling though, and over peak dates, this could be a good value.
Diamond Resorts
I'd stay away from this one, honestly.
Daily Getaways is advertising $525 for a 5-night stay at any Diamond Resorts property worldwide. However, there are only 71 participating properties, none of which I've heard of previously, and none of which look particularly nice.
Many of these hotels are also listed on online travel sites for less than $105 per night, so I don't think this is a deal.
Omni Hotels
Omni offered several combinations of discounted hotel stays during Daily Getaways, and there is one package remaining for 2 nights at a Select Omni Hotel for $245.
This package is only available at the following Omni properties:
- Omni Royal Crescent Hotel, New Orleans, LA
- Omni Riverfront Hotel, New Orleans, LA
- Omni Atlanta Hotel at CNN Center, Atlanta, GA
- Omni Interlocken Hotel, Denver/Broomfield, CO
- Omni Mandalay Hotel at Las Colinas, Irving/Dallas, TX
- Omni Dallas Hotel, Dallas, TX
- Omni Fort Worth Hotel, Fort Worth, TX
- Omni Houston Hotel, Houston, TX
- Omni Austin Hotel Downtown, Austin, TX
- Omni William Penn Hotel, Pittsburgh, PA
- Omni Providence Hotel, Providence, RI
- Omni Richmond Hotel, Richmond, VA
If you have trips planned to these cities this could represent a nice savings, but the restrictions kill this one for me.
Wyndham Rewards points
While advertised as one free night at any Wyndham property, you're really buying 15,000 Wyndham Rewards points with this deal.
The points are deposited directly into your Wyndham Rewards account, and those points are valid for up to four years from the date of deposit. However, 18 months of account inactivity can cause those points to expire prematurely.
While Wyndham does have some nicer properties in the Wyndham Grand collection, the best value here is likely on the low end.
As Travis has detailed, Wyndham's Go Fast allow you to redeem 3,000 Wyndham points and a variable amount of cash for the majority of their properties. This means you can get a hotel for as little as $58 — not a particularly nice hotel, certainly, but if you have a summer road trip or are visiting places with limited hotel options, this is worth checking out.
Which credit card should I use for Daily Getaways purchases?
In the past there were additional discounts for using American Express cards, but this year you can use any card and receive the same rate.
The other thing to keep in mind is that Daily Getaways purchases are processed by Daily Getaways, and not the program from which you're buying points. In other words, if you're using this promotion to buy IHG Rewards Club points, your purchase will be processed by Daily Getaways and not by IHG (therefore it doesn't count as hotel spend).
However, Daily Getaways is categorized as "Travel – Travel Agencies" in their own right, so you'll want to use a card that gives you bonus points on travel.
With that in mind, I'd choose one of the following:
- The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card offers double points on all travel purchases, including Daily Getaways
- The Citi Premier℠ Card offers triple points on airfare, hotels and travel agencies
- You could also reimburse yourself for a Daily Getaways purchase with the Barclaycard Arrival Plus™ World Elite Mastercard®, given that Daily Getaways is categorized as a travel agency
Bottom line
None of the remaining Daily Getaways are killer "must buy now" packages, but in the right circumstances these can still be some compelling offers.
If you're interested in one of these deals, I'd certainly pick it up sooner rather than later!
Did you end up purchasing any Daily Getaways deals? Which ones?


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Spooky World Presents: Nightmare New England, located in Litchfield, NH, may be the longest running and most dedicated haunted Halloween attraction New England has ever seen. It's where drunken clowns, the living dead, and bloody mass-murderers rule the night.
The original Spooky World opened in 1991 in Berlin, MA and each year relocated around the state. The attraction has finally settled next to Mel's Funway Park. A sister company, Nightmare New England, was created in 2008 and eventually the two merged. The attraction targets adults and teens who love Halloween and aren't afraid to run into a pitch-black building with only a glow stick as their guide (visitors experience this in The Manor, a haunted house fea- tured and also a fan favorite).
A highlight this year is the Haunted Hayride, built on an additional 17 acres the company purchased next door. It's part of the $1.5 million investment in haunt technology and all-new scenes of terror. The amusement themes are constantly being reimagined. "We always update this business, because things get old," said Michael Krausert, co-owner of Spooky World.
It's become a tradition among families to take the annual trip to Spooky World, with the guarantee they will not fall victim to a monotonous platter of amusements. This year's fun-filled adventure features The Festival of Fun, The Colony, The Manor, Carnage, and the Haunted Hayride.
The stars of the haunted houses, the people who slather red goo from head to toe and wear masks revealing only half a face, are hired after auditioning for a spot as either a character in one of the houses or for what they call a "midway" actor. Landing the title of "midway" actor is major; they are the ones who get to interact with the guests while they're waiting in line, or as early as when they walk into the park.
Halloween is year-round for the team who puts Spooky World together. All preparations begin on January 5 and don't end until the haunted houses shut down in early November. "I love this job," said Krausert. "It feels good to get a break for a couple of months, but I'm always excited to get right back into it at the beginning of the New Year."
The scariest of all the haunted houses was the Festival of Fear. The entrance opened with the face of a terrifying clown, and each visitor was given a pair of 3D glasses paired to enhance the expe- rience. Speakers blasted a mix of techno, similar to that of a club, but much creepier when surrounded by killer clowns. The whole house leaves the visitor dizzy and disoriented until the very end while provoking screams around every corner.
Not only are there haunted houses, but the attraction is filled with food, music, and carnival games.
If students are interested in attend- ing a haunted house that feels all grown up, Spooky World Presents: Nightmare New England is open now until Novem- ber 7. Parking is $5 per car, general ad- mission costs $39.99, VIP $64.99, and Super VIP $79.99. It is open on Friday and Saturday from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.


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LOS ANGELES (CBS.MW) -- It's late June, time to review developments of the first half of 1999 and project key issues through year-end -- even though my first-half forecast took a beating.
I had expected a mild recession and further, sharp drops in interest rates in 1999. With capital spending, inventories and exports already weak, I thought plunging equity prices and slowing incomes would swamp falling yields and weaken consumer spending as well.
Consumers appear to have overlooked these restraints and instead responded to lower yields, driving a sharp surge in retail sales and housing in the months from October to March.
While exports plunged in the first quarter, that restraint was not enough to offset the strong consumer spending. U.S. manufacturing has rebounded in response, scaring the inflation bears and sending long-bond yields soaring.
Granted, last year's factory-sector softness was never reflected in the GDP data (see my columns from Feb. 1and April 19). The rapid growth in gross domestic product helped exacerbate inflation fears and contributed to the yield run-up. But without the consumer/housing surge and the consequent rebound in factory orders and industrial production, yields would likely still be at their lows of last fall.
Predictable or not, the first half is history.
Moving on
The picture moving into late 1999, though, looks very similar to that of six months ago. Capital spending and inventories are still, at best, mixed and should remain so a while longer. Similarly, while exports may have hit bottom and be rebounding, they do not look capable of showing the 15 to 20 percent annualized growth that would be necessary for them to single-handedly drive the economy (as they did in 1987).
So, once again, the consumer looks like the driving force for the economy through year-end.
Having learned from my mistakes, I will ... repeat my forecast of slowing consumer spending leading to slower aggregate economic growth and an easing of upward pressures on yields. The very factors that appear to have driven the early-1999 consumer/housing surge now look to restrain these sectors in late 1999.
Again, eight months ago, consumers and home buyers shrugged off depressed stock prices, slowing income growth and falling consumer confidence to spend like crazy on 6 percent mortgage rates.
Cooling-off period
Presently, stock prices are back up, and so is consumer confidence, but incomes are still decelerating, and mortgage interest rates are back to 7.5 percent. Such yield levels held from 1997 through early 1998 (and opposite soaring stock prices), without generating any excitement among spenders, and they are unlikely to drive rapid spending presently. Also, consumers and home buyers are, again, coming off an exuberant spurt and may be due to cool their heels for a while anyway.
There are preliminary signs of such developments. Housing sales and construction have been flat to falling in recent months. Rapid housing growth contributed a full 1 percentage point to GDP growth in the fourth quarter of 1998 and in the final quarter of 1999. Even a flattening at "strong" means the removal of that stimulus, and any decline would impart a negative impulse to GDP.
Similarly, retail sales have slowed some lately. It is not much of a slowing as yet, but history suggests that it takes about three months for yield swings to fully impact sales. With yields just starting to surge in the last week of January, there is little reason to have expected more slowing in sales growth than has been seen so far.
I'm not stubborn enough to still predict a recession.
The economy has weathered the worst of the Asian crisis remarkably well, and anything Greenspan & Co. are going to give will pale in comparison. Still, growth trends have been more mixed in recent years than the bond bears would admit, and we are due for a slower-growth spell -- and some relief on yields -- in the second half. If this does come, the consumer will lead.


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The air sealing system results are guaranteed for 10 years for residential homes.
The Aeroseal 6-step process takes very little time to bring you big savings and comfort:
- Wall registers are covered in order for air to escape only through the leaks
- Sealant in injected into the ducts for approximately 1 hour
- Small aerosol particles are kept suspended in the airflow by continuous air movement
- As the air stream makes a sharp turn to exit through a leak, the particles collide with and adhere to the leak edges
- Ducts are sealed with only 1-2 oz. (30-60 ml) of the sealant material remaining in the ducts
- A computer-generated analysis summarizing your home's or building's amount of leakage is generated, providing verification of success of the process
Air Duct System Diagnostic & Sealing Process
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- Backdraft and combustion safety hazard potential for fireplaces, furnaces, and gas heater rooms and closets in residential homes.
- Manual repair needs of air duct system.
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Major factors during inspections are construction practices, type of duct work, age of the home / building, hot or cold or stuffy rooms, Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) problems, high energy bills etc.
Our trained and certified technicians use computer-based tools and reports to gather information about duct leakage and register airflows.
To start the Aeroseal duct sealing process, all room, ceiling or floor registers are replaced with foam plugs.
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The exclusive Aeroseal duct sealing system injects adhesive particles into the air duct system. The particles travel through the air duct system seeking holes and cracks that are located throughout the ductwork. The adhesive duct sealing particles attach directly onto the edges of any hole and crack, effectively sealing it without coating the inside of the ductwork.
Once the Aeroseal air duct sealing is complete, the technician will again measure the duct system leakage.
A sealing certificate and a tightness certification are generated by the computer. The sealing certificate shows duct leakage amounts before and after sealing, as well a graph of the sealing process, plus overall heating or cooling capacity improvement. The tightness certification, affixed to your duct system, shows the tightness of the duct system after completion of the sealing process.
Aeroseal can reduce duct leakage by up to 90% and save a typical homeowner up to $850 a year in energy costs and a typical building up to 30% of HVAC energy use.
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Our state government is changing the meaning of the word "beer," and I support them. A surprising thing, as I'm generally not a big fan of government legislation affecting the way I drink, but in this case, they're actually toning down the law and providing us with more personal freedom.
House Bill 400 (cleverly titled "An Act Revising The Alcohol Content Of Beer") is known by many as the "high-alcohol beer act." Indeed, its primary purpose is to change the definition of beer from "up to 7% alcohol by weight" to "up to 14% alcohol by volume."
"FOURTEEN PERCENT?" I hear you cry. "That's not beer!" Well, let me explain.
One of the keys to this bill is that it changes measurement from % alcohol by weight (ABW) to % alcohol by volume (ABV), which brings us in line with everyone else.
Since alcohol is lighter than water, the ABW runs lower than the ABV. Draught Guinness, for example, is 4.0% ABV, which is equivalent to about 3.2% ABW.
We're used to beers in the 4% to 6% range, which is less than half of a typical wine. Budweiser runs about 5.0% and Bud Light about 4.2%. Yes, you read that right. Bud Light has more alcohol (and more calories) than Guinness Draught.
A typical pale ale or porter might come in between 5% and 6% ABV, and an IPA (India Pale Ale) would be closer to 7%.
So what's the big deal about this bill?
If we can already drink IPAs at 7% ABV, then why do we need HB400? Because there's a whole world of beer out there you can't buy and enjoy in Montana, and styles that our local breweries can't produce.
Last month, I mentioned Anchor's Old Foghorn and Sam Adams Old Fezziwig. These are classic examples of the barleywine style, which we can't buy here because their alcohol content runs as high as 10%. That may sound like a big beer, but Sam Adams also makes a Triple Bock that comes in at an astounding 171/2% ABV (we still won't be able to buy that one)!
People who enjoy this kind of brew aren't drinking to get drunk. You really only need one or two Bell's Expedition Stouts, Stone Brewing Double Bastard Ales, or Sierra Nevada Bigfoot Ales (all about 10% ABV) per evening. If you want to get smashed, it's cheaper to slurp down a 12-pack of Bud or a fifth of cheap gin.
This bill is about freedom to brew and enjoy what we wish.
HB400 has already passed the House, and is before the Senate as I write this. Assuming it passes into law, Sam Hoffman at Red Lodge Ales says the first thing he'll do is make a double IPA, hopped to the gills and probably carrying an 8% to 9% alcohol content.
I can't wait!


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