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Nobody has done more for modern Arabic literature in translation than Denys Johnson-Davies, described by the late Edward Said as "the leading Arabic-English translator of our time." With more than twenty-five volumes of translated Arabic novels, short stories, plays, and poetry to his name, and a career spanning some sixty years, he has brought the works of a host of writers from across the Arab world to an ever widening English readership. His early English translations also triggered an interest in Arabic writing in other parts of the world too that has since led to a burgeoning of publications in French, German, Italian, Spanish, and other languages. Here he tells the story of a life in translation, and gives intimate glimpses of many of the Arab writers who are becoming increasingly known in the west. In the 1940s, while teaching at Cairo University, he came to know such iconic figures as Yahya Hakki, Tewfik al-Hakim, Yusuf Idris, and of course Nagulb Mahfouz. Later when he lived in Beirut, that other great literary center of the Arab world, he spent time with such poets as Tawfic Sayigh, Badr Shakir al-Sayyab, and Boland al-Haydari. He was already a close friend of Jabra Ibrahim Jabra from his college days at Cambridge, and later of another well-known Palestinian writer, Ghassan Kanafani. In the 1960s he started an influential Arabic literary magazine, "Aswat", which published the leading avant-garde writers of the time, and in 1967 he put together the first representative volume of short stories from the Arab world. Then he really put Arabic writing on the international literary map with the establishment of the "Heinemann Arab Authors" series. Since then he has continued to select and translate the best of Arabic fiction, most recently the classic novella by Yahya Hakki, "The Lamp of Umm Hashim" (AUC Press 2004). He has also translated three books of Islamic Hadith (with Ezzeddin Ibrahim) and other books of Islamic thought, and has written a large number of children's books of Middle Eastern history and folktales.
Denys Johnson-Davies was born in Canada and grew up in Sudan and East Africa. He now divides his time between Marrakesh and Cairo.


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RinoReader is classified as a potentially unwanted program that is promoted as a tool similar to the Adobe reader. Eenmaal geïnstalleerd, RinoReader may generate numerous unwanted advertisements since it is an ad-supported app. The adware component in RinoReader may also contribute to several issues concerning the user's online privacy. That is why security experts recommend the removal of RinoReader.
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ALICK Macheso is a lucky man – the fella that Oliver "Tuku" Mtukudzi was referring to in his song "Raki".
Had it not been that his Orchestra Mberikwazvo brand has been around for over two decades and commands cult-like followers, he could be a "has-been" right now.
Had the majority of artistes in the sungura genre decided not to sound like Macheso by offering revellers a different museve vibe, "Dzinosvitsa Kure" would have been an easy pushover.
But Macheso is great at being Macheso, so trying to beat Macheso at his own game is impossible. Just like Jah Prayzah is the best at being Jah Prayzah and Thomas Mapfumo is the original Gandanga.
Pretenders will do their thing and make one or two people dance but when the original product comes – it takes over.
That is the case with sungura right now, no one is offering an alternative to Macheso's brand of sungura.
There is nothing amazing about Macheso's latest six-track offering. When juxtaposed with vintage Macheso who shook the country with yesteryear hits such as "Charakupa", which came loaded with deep, thought-provoking lyrical content, heavily buttressed by some inimitably arranged instruments – "Dzinosvitsa Kure" is simply a joke.
This new offering is just better than his last two mediocre albums in terms of production quality and that is as good as it gets.
The lyrical depth which Macheso was known for in his early days has been getting depleted with each new project and on this album he hits a new low.
On most tracks he only drops three repetitive lines before breaking out into instrumentals. It sounds as though he was rushing when he penned the lyrics to the tracks and in the process ran out of words.
The instrumentals are pretty much on point but lack enticing variance. On a track like "Chikuru Kurarama", the guitars play the same chords for a lengthy period, making the song unnecessarily long.
Some music fans will say "ndiwo museve wacho" (that is sungura for you), but musically Macheso's latest is shallow.
On "Tsoka Dzerwendo" Macheso proved that he can cut down songs to six minutes, which was good.
On his latest, the rumble in the jungle of redundancy continues for the musician with some of his solos being off to the extent of making him sound like an amateur bassist.
One would argue and say he was playing minor chords or playing off beat but in this case Macheso actually fails to construct alluring solos.
In essence he tried too hard to prove a point to the extent that on the track "Kudzwai", for instance, he dilutes Noel Nyazanda's creative and very enchanting solo progression with his bass guitar.
Music lovers know that the sungura maestro's former drummer, Obert Gomba, was a god in the world of drumming and the void he left, well, it is still that, a void.
The new drummer, while he exudes some cool class, he is nowhere near Gomba and that also sap some magic out of the project.
The fact that Macheso had to rely on a computer to produce some drum beats that he required – shows that all was not well in the studio and the results are there for all to see in the final product.
Multi-award winning journalist and Herald Entertainment Editor, Godwin Muzari, neatly summed it all up in a recent article.
"Despite the not-so-delicious meal he prepared on his previous album 'Tsoka Dzerwendo' and a disaster he brew on its predecessor 'Kure Kwekure' (Kwatakabva Mitunhu), Macheso's fans have faith in their cook."
It is about the cult-like Macheso followers, who will just eat whatever their favourite chef prepares, it is not about how good the music is, as long as it says Alick Macheso – to them it is a good meal.
As British politician Lain Duncan Smith puts it, "Luck is great, but most of life is hard work."
Macheso is a hard worker and if he gets lucky after two disastrous albums – so be it.
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Little Mud Pots
Here it is July again, and the potter wasps are back. This is evidenced by the little mud urn-shaped pots left on the plants. So far, I found one little mud pot fastened very securely on the top of a black beauty eggplant leaf.
Based on the style, position and singularity of the little mud pot, there are a few clues about the maker. First, since the mud pot is solo, it is probably created by a larger species of the potter wasp. Second, since the top of the pot is still open, and the form is basically constructed, it's safe to assume the wasp is hunting down morsels to stuff into the pot.
How Are They Constructed?
|Potter wasp (by Natasha Mhatre on Flickr)
Potter wasps typically construct their nests from mud and regurgitated water. Others may use only plant material. The nest we found appears to be of mud construction. It takes some time for the wasps to gather up the mud balls little by little and complete the form of the nest.
|Eumenes fraternus nest provisioned
What Are They Used For?
The potter wasps build these nests to provision insects for a single egg per pot. Once the nest is constructed, the wasps gather insects and stuff them inside.
This is the part of the lifecycle that makes the Potter Wasps beneficial for the garden. They'll take all the juicy caterpillars, immobilize them and put them away. Because
|Potter wasp with capped nest
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Once the nest is provisioned and an egg is laid, the nests are usually capped. This leaves the paralyzed caterpillar trapped with the wasp larvae for leisurely dining spanning approximately 2 or 3 weeks up to a year. The larvae eats, grows and then pupates into an adult Potter Wasp. Upon final pupation, the adult wasp emerges and feeds on our yarden nectar. This is a double benefit for the yarden, because we have another insect pollinator helping us out.
|Potter wasp - Eumenes bollii
Identifying AdultsLast year, we were able to snap a picture of an adult Potter Wasp. It was quite striking looking. According to Wikipedia, here are the visual ques:
They are particularly recognized by the following combination of characteristics: 1) a posterolateral projection known as a parategula on both sides of the mesoscutum; 2) tarsal claws cleft; 3) hind coxae with a longitudinal dorsal carina or folding, often developed into a lobe or tooth; and 4) fore wings with three submarginal cells. ~ WikipediaIn plain speak, they have bumps on the inner side of two wing joints at either side of the large body segment after head; An appearance of what looks like spurs on their toes; A folded looking dent or crease in the first segments of the hind legs; And three cells aligned to the rear of the main wing cell.
We aren't sure which type of wasp set up the mud pot, but hopefully if we keep our eye on it we'll know eventually.


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This idea that government is beholden to the people, that it has no other source of power except the sovereign people, is still the newest and the most unique idea in all the long history of man's relation to man. - Ronald Reagan, October 27th, 1964
Democracy, the moldy-oldy discredited system, was introduced in the year 507 BC. That's 2,500+ years, for those of you counting. The American Republic and the Liberty which it was founded on, which was never discredited but simply circumvented by progressives; by comparison was introduced in 1776 AD. That's 240 years. But who's counting?
Democracy carries with it a fatal flaw: tyranny of the majority. The American Republic fixes that flaw. It contains safeguards in it to protect the people from the failures of democracy, so as to ensure the Liberty of every citizen and respect that no other source of power is legitimate except the sovereign people.
Long live the Republic. Now it is true that true republics are necessarily democratic and that's a good thing, however, a republic is far superior to democracy.
But right now, as we speak, tyranny is on the march. Even when they lose elections, progressives do not stop. The agenda moves forward. For the last 100 years, progressives, starting with Theodore Roosevelt, have sought to circumvent the Republic and pervert the Republic into a democracy by introducing measures such as direct election of the senate, an easier way to add in amendments to the constitution, and the last piece of this puzzle, abolition of the electoral college. Two of these efforts are listed in the Bull Moose platform of 1912.
These progressive scumbags are patient sonsabitches, aren't they? Their patience to destroy this country outlasts their own lifespans. They are that committed to seeing it done.
Their final effort to destroy the Republic would have states join what is called the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, which would nationalize the Electoral College, and as you probably know is unconstitutional because it is illegal for states to engage in treaties or treaty-like-behavior. Right now, these progressives, they are plotting and scheming yet again to take your Liberty and your Republic away from you and give you something far, far inferior. They seek to abolish the new in favor of the old.
Democracy - old. Outdated. Discredited. Doesn't work - for the progressives, it's not designed "to work"(In the way people generally mean "it's working"). They want democracy because it works in conjunction with their machine: Progressives indoctrinate children from right out of the womb until and including past college age: Pre-k, k-12; and then the indocrination lasts for the rest of their lives with the drive by media. "Who you going to vote for? Well the newspaper said that people who read the constitution are evil, so I'm voting for the progressives. My teacher was a progressive. What a great guy!"
That's the machine that the progressives set up, in order to control your vote. If people only know what the media tells them, and they only know what their teachers taught them, they will vote accordingly.


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I am Roses challenge for this month is "Halloween and Circle card"....and let me tell you ....it was a challenge for me to make this circle card.....I let my cricut do the work....and that was after I tried two other times before...and just didn't do right.....then I was able to cut the layers using my Martha Stewart circle cutter....
I've used Teresa Collins DP Haunted Hallows, distress ink black soot and wild honey....and want 2 scrap bling....I also used Lindys Stamp Gang -Yellow roses of Texas and Vavavavoom violet....
The flowers are all from IAR- leaves are ZQL4, flowers are R21, R3, and T30...and when I place my last order they gifted me S10....which I love and will be order more of these.....love em.....ribbon from Michaels...
Well what do you think???? love all your comments and thank you so much.....
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I Am Roses Sept. Challenge
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Love your card. I know what you mean, I had a tough time getting mine to look right so I decided to make a cauldron shape card. Good Luck. Hope you can check my entry out . I will upload it later today.ReplyDelete
Love your card Gloria! Thanks for playing along!ReplyDelete
Okay i LOVE your card!!!!!! seriously love it! Thank you so much for playing along with us :)ReplyDelete
LOVE your card Gloria. The embossing does look super cool.ReplyDelete
Oh this is sooooo cool!!! Love it!!! That witch it too fun!!! and I love your use of IAR!! Thanks for playing along...good luck!!!! Hugz =)ReplyDelete
Wow your card is beautiful!! Good luck :-)ReplyDelete
Wow your card is beautiful!! Good luck :-)ReplyDelete
Your card is gorgeous! I love everything about it.ReplyDelete
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this was my first stop today - what a great way to start! Thanks :)ReplyDelete
So glad you started off here today.Delete
Laughter and smile, it's the same in every language. If that doesn't make us all the same, what does?ReplyDelete
We need to do this at the UN, don't you think?Delete
Okay, I'm up now. Took a moment to get all this jolly back up in a sitting position. Laughing, I've been told, burns calories as well.
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I've seen laughter working in all its miraculous power. Everything they say about it... it's true! :DReplyDelete
Your colorful dragons make me happy and I do laugh at their antics. Thanks for that.Delete
Funny cats and sitcoms make me laugh almost all the time!ReplyDelete
I love to laugh. I really do. I'll even pay for a good laugh.ReplyDelete
I even had a financial rep who was a standup comedian by night. I loved him!Delete
Jocular. Now that's a new word for me. *writes it down* I'm going to find a way to use it in class today. Let's see how many weird looks I get :DReplyDelete
Filling up on my jocularity here. Nice pit stop. ;)
Can I fill an extra tank too? I think I'm going to need it.
That's a great word!! Tickled my jocular. :)ReplyDelete
Joculating here... ok that sounds weird... and in turn it makes me laugh ;)ReplyDelete
I am easily amused. Mu husband likes that!ReplyDelete
Laughter helps the medicine go down :)ReplyDelete
You're a real trooper keeping up with these A-Z posts. The blog-hop is intimidating to me, but since I see you managing, maybe I'll get brave next year. Maybe. (I'm gonna sneak in and stick up a post tomorrow though. *wink*)
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Brent Ozar has an excellent post where he shares 9 stories about how customers lost some or all of their SQL Server data.
What's great about his stories is that as I read each one, I thought "Yep, I can totally see that happening." A simple oversight, a small mistake, one person making a change without realizing it affected other systems, or simply forgetting to change back a single setting in SQL Server. The one about invalid SQL SMTP settings preventing error emails from going out reminded me of my recent Synology drive failures, as I also had invalid SMTP settings and hadn't received the hundreds of error emails telling me I had a problem--so I am certain that is a common symptom.
While stories about hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, or fires may provide great drama for discussion about disaster recovery, I suspect that there are far more disasters that are caused by a few clicks of a mouse, followed by "Ooops." (or "OH MY GOD WHAT HAVE I DONE???")
I have two data loss stories of my own to add to the SQL data loss lore.
Pulling the Wrong Drive
Many years ago, I was a "business systems consultant" for a Big 6 (at the time) consulting firm and somehow ended up helping a customer with their Solomon IV implementation after their sole IT employee quit. I knew Solomon IV, knew VB, knew SQL, and knew hardware, so I was juggling everything and helping them finish their implementation.
Their Hewlett Packard server that hosted the Solomon IV databases was having some issues with its RAID array. The server had mirrored drives that hosted the database files, and occasionally that mirror would 'break' for no good reason. Windows would mark one drive as inactive, and the server would run on one of the drives until we removed the inactivated drive, reinserted it, and repaired the array. This had happened once or twice before, and I was on site at the customer when it happened again. I checked Windows, checked the array, confirmed the mirror had broken. I then pulled the drive, reinserted the drive, and then started the array rebuild. No problem.
Shortly after that, a user noticed that a transaction they entered that morning was no longer available in Solomon. Then another user. Then another. We eventually discovered that all of the transactions and data that had been entered that day were gone. What happened?
After pondering for a while, I realized what I had done. When the RAID mirror broke, Windows would say that one drive had been inactivated, but it wasn't always clear which drive had been inactivated. You had to poke around to figure out if it was the drive on the left or the drive on the right--I don't remember the process, and it might have even been as high tech as watching to see which blinky light on one of the drives wasn't blinking.
I had either mis-read the drive info or not looked carefully enough, and I had pulled out the wrong drive. The active drive. The one that was working and had been saving the transactions and data that day. After I reinserted the drive, I then chose the 'bad' drive, the one that hadn't been active at all that day, marked it as the primary, and then rebuilt the mirror with the old data from that drive. Thereby losing the data that had been entered that day.
This was pre-SQL Server, so we didn't have transaction log backups, so even if we had a full back up from the prior evening, it wouldn't have helped, as it was only that day's data that was lost. Fortunately, I think it was only mid-day, so the users only lost the data from that morning and were able to reconstruct the transactions from paper, email, and memory.
Ever since I made that mistake, I am extremely paranoid about which physical drive is mapped to RAID arrays or Windows drive letters. If you've built a PC or server in the last several years, you may know that Windows will assign drive letters semi-randomly to SATA drives. And when I had two bad drives in my Synology, I double and triple checked that the drive numbers provided by the Synology did in fact map to the physical drives in the unit, from left to right.
I'm hoping that I never pull the wrong drive again.
Test vs. Production
In Brent's blog post, he shared a story about someone logging into the wrong server--they thought they had logged into a test environment, but were actually dropping databases in production.
I have a similar story, but it was much more subtle, and fortunately it had a happier ending.
I was testing a Dynamics GP Accounts Payable integration script. I must have been testing importing AP invoices, and I had a script to delete all AP transactions from the test database and reload sample data. So I'm running my scripts and doing my integration testing, and a user calls me to tell me that they can't find an AP transaction. We then start looking, and the user tells me that transactions are disappearing. What?
As we were talking, all of the posted AP transactions disappeared. All AP history was gone.
Well, that's weird, I thought.
And then it hit me. My script. That deletes AP transactions. That I ran on the Test database.
But how?
Somehow, I apparently ran that script against the production company database. I was probably flipping between windows in SQL Management Studio and ended up with the wrong database selected in the UI. And the customer had so much AP data that it took several minutes to delete it all, as I was talking to the user, and as we watched the data disappear.
You know that gut wrenching feeling of terror when your stomach feels like it's dropped out of your body? Followed by sweat beading on your brow? That's pretty much how I felt once I guessed that I had probably accidentally run my Test Delete script on the production database. Terror.
In a mad scramble that amazes me to this day, I somehow kept my sanity, figured out what happened, and came up with an insane plan to restore the AP data. Fortunately, the customer had good SQL backups and had SQL transaction logs. For some reason, I didn't consider a full database restore--I don't recall why--perhaps it was because it would require all users to stop their work and we would have lost some sales data. So I instead came up with the crazy idea of reading the activity in the SQL log files. Like I said, insane.
So I found an application called SQL Log Rescue by RedGate Software that allowed me to view the raw activity in SQL Server log files. I was able to open the latest log file, read all of the activity, see my fateful script that deleted all of the data. I was also able to view the full data of the records that were deleted and generate SQL scripts that would re-insert the deleted data. Miraculously, that crazy plan worked, and SQL Log Rescue saved me. I was able to insert all of the data back into the Accounts Payables tables, and then restart my heart.
Thinking back on it, I suspect that the more proper approach would have been do to a SQL transaction log backup and then perform a proper point in time recovery of the entire database. Or I could have restored to a new database and then copied the data from the restore into production. But as Brent's stories also demonstrate, we don't always think clearly when working through a problem.
So when you're planning your backup routines and disaster recovery scenarios, review the stores that Brent shares and see if your backup plans would handle each of them. And then revisit them again occasionally to make sure the backups are working and you are still able to handle those scenarios.
Steve Endow is a Microsoft MVP in Los Angeles. He is the owner of Precipio Services, which provides Dynamics GP integrations, customizations, and automation solutions.


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So, today I did my first day as what felt like a real researcher. I have conducted interviews before, asking a series of questions of various people in various situations, but today felt different. I had to get a proper buy-in from my participants. I managed to get four families to agree to take photographs for me during their visits to the Ashmolean. Three were happy to be interviewed at a later date (two within the weekend and one over the summer when I can pop back) and one wanted to be interviewed on the day. This is where the learning curve came in:
– getting camera developed within an hour is fine, provided you don't have a deadline.
– taking 20 minutes out to go and fetch the cameras invariably leads to missing people dropping cameras off and arranging set times for the interviews.
So, I have an interview completed, one for Monday and two that require arrangement. I am hoping that I achieve all four interviews. If not, it is not a problem as long as I achieve two interviews which is my self determined target for any museum at which I am researching.
Other things I have encountered today were things such as a lovely man with five hats on, that if you are doing anything with some sort of authority in a museum people will ask you things and most people who go to the Ashmolean are relatively well dressed (I am not sure why as there isn't really a dress code in museums). One of the other things I noticed was that toddlers adore revolving doors. After watching a few parents with toddlers (and I have to admit there were quite a few who had come in to meet other parents with toddlers) that a toddler led tour of a museum could be an amazing thing. Just follow the direction they are pointing in and see what exciting thing they have seen. One father seemed to be doing just that and he looked like he was having an enormous amount of fun!
Many of the visitors seemed genuinely interested in my research whether they fitted my requirements or not. The museum staff were lovely, helpful and welcoming.
I will try and work out some of the logistical issues before my next museum, but at least I now know that it can be done and this dissertation will have data!


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Children of Bodom vs. Animals as Leaders – Death Match
What an exciting Death Match we just had! In a battle between Children of Bodom and Whitechapel, tons of votes were cast and both bands switched back and forth with commanding leads throughout. However, it was Children of Bodom who emerged victorious, and if they win this next matchup, 'Scream for Silence' will claim a spot in our Death Match Hall of Fame both on Loudwire and our official YouTube channel.
For Bodom's fourth and final match, they face instrumental metal giants Animals as Leaders and the new track 'Tooth and Claw.' From the band's upcoming third full-length album, 'The Joy of Motion,' this Death Match entrant features stunning guitar work from Tosin Abasi and the brilliant drumming of Matt Garstka. 'The Joy of Motion' will see a March 25 release date via Sumerian Records.
So who is it gonna be? Will Children of Bodom enter the Death Match Hall of Fame? Or can Animals as Leaders fight 'tooth and claw' to begin their own path to the sacred Hall? Your votes will decide. Choose your favorite anthem in the poll below!
(This Death Match ends on Wednesday, March 19, at 10AM ET. Fans can vote once per hour! So come back and vote often to make sure your favorite song wins!)
Children of Bodom, 'Scream for Silence'
Animals as Leaders, 'Tooth and Claw'
Rules of Death Match
Two bands fight to the death each week. Fans can vote once per hour. The triumphant band goes on to compete in the next Death Match. If a band wins four straight Death Matches, its song will be honored as immortal in the Loudwire Death Match Hall of Fame.


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Tuesday, April 19, 2016
#PRNSarawak : SUPP members who release statements without approval can face disciplinary action
Operations director Datuk Matthew Chen said those who released statements without approval could be disciplined by the party.
"Whoever wants to release press statements within this period of time, with immediate effect from today, they must get approval from the operations centre, without which disciplinary action can be taken against them," he told a press conference at SUPP headquarters here on Tuesday.
The warning comes following Pending candidate Milton Foo's outburst against Chief Minister Tan Sri Adenan Satem on Sunday, when he claimed in a statement that he had chosen Barisan Nasional candidates unilaterally without consulting the other component parties.
After PBB members hit back at him, Foo on Monday said the matter had been settled and that Adenan was a good leader who was opened to criticism and different views.
Chen declined to say whether any action would be taken against Foo as the matter was now settled.
He also said any party members who sabotaged other Barisan candidates would face disciplinary action.
"As a Barisan component party we will not 'kacau' those constituencies not contested by SUPP. We will concentrate on our 13 seats to make sure we can win them for Barisan," he said.
In addition, he urged supporters to give SUPP's "new team" of candidates a chance in the election.
"If you do not give them a chance, how do you know whether they can serve or not? You can judge them after five years," he said.
On SUPP's manifesto, Chen said it would be released soon after nomination on Apr 25.
He added that the manifesto was ready and printed in booklets in three languages.
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Teaching religion and theology to today's university and seminary students becomes more complicated in the Internet age. The Wabash Center in Indiana stands ready to assist faculty with a variety of resources.
Nowadays, a professor in a religious studies department or a seminary needs to keep one foot in ancient Scripture and the other in cyberspace.
Helping educators keep their balance is one of the goals of the Wabash Center in Crawfordsville, Ind.
The center fosters excellence in the teaching of religion and theology – whether that teaching takes place in a traditional brick-and-mortar classroom, on the Web or some combination of the two. Associate Director Thomas Pearson describes the mission as crucial.
"Religion is being recognized more and more as being a key to understanding differences between cultures and between people," Pearson says. "To understand the world that we live in, we're realizing that we need to understand the role that religion plays in people's lives and in social groups."
Likewise, recognizing the role that technology plays in students' lives can result in a better understanding of how they learn — one of the keys to becoming an effective teacher, says Pearson.
Dr. Mary E. Hess, associate professor of educational leadership at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, Minn., has been fascinated for nearly two decades with the Internet's place in society and education. It's part of her interest in the ways media culture shapes how we understand religious community and identity.
Hess has written and taught extensively on enhancing teaching with technology and was tapped to assist with an October 2009 Wabash conference on the pedagogy of online theological education. Participants – alumni from the center's online course for faculty who are teaching online – examined the challenges and opportunities this teaching method presents.
Such conferences are just one way Wabash reaches out to educators. The center also funds pedagogical research and projects, publishes a journal and provides other help for religion and theology faculty at colleges, universities and seminaries.
The center's website includes extensive links to other resources, as well. Professors can find a wealth of information on its Teaching and Learning Resources page, and students as well as teachers make frequent use of the site's Internet Guide to Religion.
Adapting to technology and its influences isn't always easy for faculty, Hess concedes. Professors who aren't fluent in how media culture operates may find it challenging to relate to students who are. She encourages those teachers to "think of this in terms of a cross-cultural engagement."
"That becomes a way that faculty can begin to think, 'OK, it's not just a scary, disembodying, awful, commercial, commodified thing that is coming into seminaries,' which is where some of them like to start," she says. Instead, it becomes "how do we meet our students?"
One outcome of online teaching already discovered is how it can change the dynamics of class discussions, Pearson says. In chat rooms, "a lot of the quiet students in class who never speak up because they are intimidated by the over-speakers are much more likely to join in," he says. "So there are some ways in which you have better discussions online because you don't have the same people dominating all the time."
Drawbacks have become apparent, as well. "Plagiarism has become a huge issue. People just cut and paste off the Internet all the time," Pearson says.
One question still being explored is what implicit habits and skills are being taught in online learning.
"Are we teaching people the instant availability of information on the Web?" Pearson asks. "I think there's some concern about what this instant gratification culture that the Internet encourages is doing for theological reflection and community."
There's no turning back from technology, though. "These tools have penetrated too far into our culture to not use them," says Hess.
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I recall my initial yoga class – I had been employed in a workplace job and once per week a yoga teacher arrived to provide a lesson during lunchtime. I recall just how much I battled sweat flowing from me, tight hamstrings screaming, along with a dawning realization that my body system strength was nonexistent… But, I had been hooked! I simply understood which i had to return to the following class, and that i felt like I had been floating throughout your day. And also the teacher am incredible – her adjustments really solved the problem understand where my body system ought to be in every asana.
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I've learned how you can adjust myself during practice
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Pi Day Snacks
If you are stopping by for the first time this week, I am celebrating the upcoming Pi Day with a week long pie party! So far, I've shared my favorite apple pie recipes. Check back tomorrow as I share a savory pie - mini (and delicious) chicken pot pies.
I've always been quite the nerd, and I love celebrating Pi Day. Pi is an interesting number, so far trillions of digits have been discovered without any repetition! Lots of people are a bit crazy about pi. There's songs, digit memorization contests, and even a cool site where you can find your birthday (or any special date) in the digits of pi. Ok...yes I'm a dork. But if you are like me, then you are gonna love today's treats.
Today is the nerdiest day of my week long party. The treats I'm sharing are all decorated with math and pi, perfect for your favorite nerd. If nerdy isn't your thing, don't forget to check back later this week when I dial back on the geeky and share some new recipes.
Here are five definitely nerdy snacks for you to celebrate Pi Day with:
These graphing calculator snacks are graham crackers covered in milk/white chocolate and topped with mini M&M's. These are my FIRST project I ever made on the blog! You can get the tutorial here. I made this for Engineer's Week, but these snacks would be great for your favorite math lover for Pi Day.
2. Pi Day Pie filled with...pi! You have to check out this AMAZING pie from A Periodic Table. The pie is filled with apple slices cut out in shape of the digits of pi. How creative is that?!?
3. Pi Themed Cake
I made this cake for my brother-in-law's birthday (he's a calculus teacher), but it would also be perfect for Pi Day! You can read all about the cake here. And yes...that graphing calculator is made from fondant. I spent hours on it, but it was fun to make!!
4. Pi Shaped Pie - This pie, shared on Instructables.com, is not only the shape of pi, but it also has its digits engraved in the lattice crust. You have to check out the pie, it looks delicious and nerdy!
5. Simple Pi Pie
Another one of my treats is this pi pie I made last year. I made a caramel banana pie and topped the whipped cream with banana slices in the shape of pi - of course!
Hope you enjoyed these nerdy treats. Check back tomorrow for a tasty new recipe I can't wait to share. Follow my blog to keep up with all my latest projects. If you tweet out any of my Pi Day ideas, make sure and use hashtag #piday and check out everyone else's ideas!


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Compaction occurs when pores, or small open cavities, are "squeezed" out of the soil. Soil pores may be reduced in size or eliminated altogether, usually due to pressure applied to the soil surface by equipment, foot traffic or hard rain on bare soil.Click the links below to learn more about soil compaction.
1. Why be concerned with compaction?
2. Tips to Avoid Compaction
3. The Best Time to Test for Soil Compaction
4. How do you test for soil compaction?
5. Tools for Testing Soil Compaction
6. Tips to Correct Compaction
7. Do's and Don'ts of Soil Compaction
1. Why be concerned with compaction?
Without enough sizable pores, plant roots find it difficult or impossible to grow and penetrate into new soil. Air, water, fertilizers and pesticides fail to infiltrate through surface crusts or plowpan layers in compacted soils, robbing the roots of essential nutrients, water and oxygen. Plants are starved because roots are not able to function to capacity. Drought symptoms may appear, even with plenty of rain, watering, or standing water on the soil surface because water cannot get through the soil to the roots. Compacted soils are also harder to work, taking much more power to plow.
2. Tips to Avoid Compaction
Never work wet soil.
Vary cultivation depth each year.
Use flotation tires, dual tires, or tracks on equipment.
Always inflate tires to the lowest safe psi.
Always use the same limited number of drive rows through the field.
Use shrub, mulch or fence borders to keep foot traffic away from planted areas in landscapes.
Build temporary "roadways" for equipment, using a 6" to 10" bed of dry wood chip mulch over areas to be landscaped.
3. The Best Time to Test for Soil Compaction
Test your soil in early spring when moisture content is high and before going into the field with tillage equipment. Soil moisture can greatly affect soil compaction readings. High moisture content of soil may cause misleading low compaction levels.
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4. How do you test for soil compaction?
Soil compaction occurs below the surface, so it's hard to spot. The best way to test is to probe the soil with a compaction tester to a depth of 36" to 48". The testing rod should move down through the soil with steady, even pressure, Hard, compacted soils resist penetration with the rod. Often penetration abruptly stops at a fairly uniform depth across a field or landscape area. This is referred to as "plowpan." For trees and shrubs, comparing root growth inside and outside the root ball is a quick way to tell if compaction is a problem. If you find evidence of compaction, dig to the depth indicated and check for abnormal root growth.
5. Tools for Testing Soil Compaction
Soil compaction tools range from manual soil compaction rods to digital recording compaction meters. With a manual compaction rod, you can tell when you hit a hard compacted layer. Dial compaction probes tell you how much pressure (in pounds per square inch) it takes to penetrate the soil via a needle moving across a scale on the display.
Digital compaction meters are similar to the dial probes, but they give you a digital reading and have the ability to record the depth and pressure for each test. No matter which tool you choose, make sure that the probe has depth markings so if you hit a compacted layer you will know how deep to go in order to correct the problem.
6. Tips to Correct Compaction
Cultivating, subsoiling or core aerating to the proper depth to break up the plowpan.
Radial trenching or drilling holes under the drip line of trees and backfilling with compostor top soil.
Top-dressing repeatedly with mulch or compost to add organic matter and preservesoil moisture.
Limiting traffic in areas of the field with a compaction problem.
7. Do's and Don'ts of Soil Compaction
Know what causes compaction.
Work wet ground.
Test for compaction.
Forget the importance of properly inflated tires.
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Global Aviation Receives Interim Approval of DIP Financing
Global Aviation Holdings Inc. announced that the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of New York (Brooklyn) approved the company's debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing, on an interim basis.
An initial tranche of $15 million will be available immediately, allowing Global to continue to meet its working capital needs. Two subsequent tranches of $15 million each will also be made available upon the company's achieving certain milestones in the DIP credit agreement, including labor negotiations and a fleet restructuring.
The DIP facility is being provided by certain holders of the company's first lien notes, including Wells Fargo as administrative agent, in exchange for additional liens on certain of the company's assets. Global and its advisors explored a variety of possible financing sources, and ultimately determined that the first lien lenders offered the most viable option for obtaining the necessary funding at this time. The approval also permits the company's continued use of cash collateral.
"The court's interim approval of our DIP financing is another step toward positioning Global to execute on its goals of restructuring fleet and labor costs and aligning capital structure with the size of the company," said Rob Binns, chairman and CEO.
On Feb. 5, 2012, and through the voluntary filing of petitions to reorganize under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code, Global commenced a financial restructuring to achieve a cost and debt structure that is industry competitive and thereby assures the company's continued long-term viability. The company will continue its business operations throughout the Chapter 11 process and intends to honor its customer, vendor and employee obligations without interruption.
Global Aviation Holdings Inc., based in Peachtree City, GA., is the parent company of North American Airlines and World Airways. Global is a commercial provider of charter air transportation for the U.S. military and a major provider of worldwide commercial global passenger and cargo air transportation services.


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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
The World of Information at Your Fingertips
Last week I was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis. I felt very discouraged on Day 1 after finding out. On Day 2, I went immediately to my computer and the internet in order to learn as much as possible about, what was now, my disease. On Day 3, I was discouraged again because of the horrors that I saw on the net about RA. Day 4, I was stronger and more confident because I had continued my internet information search and found some very scholarly positive information about RA and it's possible impacts on my life.
So many memories came flooding back to me as I sat at the computer. Those first few months of working with Noah's epilepsy, the hours and hours and hours of research on-line to just try and understand epilepsy. I needed info to wrap my head around what was happening to him. I needed to find help, "a cure," details on medications and side affects...... You name it and I had searched for it! Anything to help my child fight this battle. The same situation occured just before beginning the Diet. Hours upon hours of research to help us make the decision to try the Ketogenic Diet.
Overall, I did end up with great information. But I really believe, that many of the people posting on the internet about the diseases we may have, about epilepsy, and especially about the anti-epileptic drugs, are the ones in the middle of it or sometimes in the worst of it. When people's lives are going great, diseases in remission, child no longer seizing, Diet questions answered and having success, then they have their lives back and they are off busily living life. Can I blame them? No way!!
But at the same time, it has made me more determined than ever to keep my blog going for ketogenics. Because, dangit...... there has to be more positive bloggers and websites to outweigh the negative experiences that are posted en mass!!! Our voices of "been there, struggled, bawled but now look at the possibilities" need to be heard loud and clear!
People in the clutches of epilepsy need to know that they CAN do this! They are awesome. They are not alone! The Diet is an option, a great option but if it doesn't work, many of us have been down that road too. We been down the anti-epileptic drug road with their unavoidable side affects. We've made and experienced the outcome of those difficult drug choices. We have mourned over our children's situation, we have fought the IEP School battles. We have shouldered the insensitive comments from family, neighbors and friends. We have received much love and support from those same people. We have been able to see the sun in the darkest of times. People in the horrible times need to have access to positive and hopeful information on the internet.
So..... I'm here to stay for awhile. I might only be able to post once a month, but my main message is that YOU CAN DO THIS! The Diet is manageable. It can be a miracle. Children with epilepsy and their families are special. We carry a heavy and stressful life load but we are unique. We fight these battles and live to smile and laugh for another day!
Stay positive everybody!
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I love my Keto Kid!
3 comments:
- Fawn said...
You're so right, Cathy! I am also guilty of not blogging as much about keto and epilepsy now that Jade is so much better, at least not overtly. It's definitely a huge relief to be able to focus on other things in life!
Sorry to hear about your RA; I hope you find some way to manage the pain and keep it from progressing.
- March 25, 2010 at 10:17 AM
- Holli said...
Hi Cathy, found your blog from the yahoo keto group. I think you are absolutely right, and thank you for continuing to blog even though your situation has improved. It helps me tremendously. We are about a month and a half into the diet. We've seen reduction, but my son still has 50-100 seizures daily. Can you believe that's a reduction? Anyway, this is the first time I've actually felt good about his treatment -after the nine or so meds we've already tried. It's because of moms like you that I have these optimistic resources and first hand info available to me.
- March 31, 2010 at 10:01 PM
- Cathy said...
Hi Holly,
I'm so relieved his seizures are down! But still at 50-100 per day is mortifying! I don't know how you hold up. But you will & this diet will help. The tweaking can take months and months. It took us 4 months to see ANY changes at all! Hang in. The Keto Yahoo group is awesome and can be a big support. I'm super glad you found my blog. Hope it helps.
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Though bred for the South, where General Lee is a widely-grown standard, it has also performed well in our Albion trials. Dark fruits with white spines are uniform, attractive, and average 8–8 1/2" long. The gynoecious plants have a high yield potential. 10% pollenizer added. High resistance to scab; and intermediate resistance to cucumber mosaic virus and powdery mildew. Avg. 16,500 seeds/lb. Packet: 30 seeds.
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CULTURE: Requires warm, well-drained soil high in fertility, with a pH of 6–6.8. Consistent, adequate irrigation is needed to produce an abundant crop. Cucumbers are very sensitive to cold. Make sure both soil and air temperatures have warmed prior to planting. Using plastic mulch and row covers will greatly enhance the vigor and potential yields of cucumbers by providing warmth and insect protection. For greenhouse or high tunnel production the use of gynoecious and parthenocarpic varieties is highly recommended.
TRANSPLANTING: Sow indoors in 50-cell plug trays, 1–2 seeds/cell, 3–4 weeks before transplanting. Keep temperature above 70°F (21°C) day and 60°F (16°C) night. Transplant 12" apart in rows 5–6' apart. Do not disturb roots when transplanting.
DIRECT SEEDING: Wait until soil is warm, at least 70°F (21°C). Cucumber seeds will not germinate at a soil temperature below 50°F (10°C). Sow 2 seeds/ft., 1/2" deep, in rows 6' apart. Thin to 12" apart.
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Bowen, Zack. "The Bronzegold Sirensong. A Musical Analysis of the 'Sirens' Episode in Joyce's 'Ulysses'," in: Eric Rothstein / Thomas K. Duseath (Eds.), Literary Monographs 1, Madison, Wisc. 1967.
Cole, David W. "Fugal Structure in the 'Sirens' Episode of 'Ulysses'," in: Modern Fiction Studies 19 (1973), p.221-226.
Cope, Jackson I. "'Sirens'," in: Clive Hart / David Hayman (Eds.), James Joyce's "Ulysses". Critical Essays, Berkeley (University of California Press) 1974, p.217-243.
Knowles, Sebastian. "The Substructure of 'Sirens': Molly as Nexus Omnia Ligans," in: JJQ 23.4 (Summer 1986), p.447-463.
Levin, Lawrence L. "The 'Sirens' Episode as Music. Joyce's Experiment in Prose Polyphony," in: JJQ 3 (1965), p.12-24.
Taylor, E. Derek. "'Ulysses' and 'A Tale of a Tub': Tuning 'Sirens'," in: JJQ 36.4 (Summer 1999), p.


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Funeral services for Jaunita L. Warwick, 90, were held Monday at Brooks Chapel with Rev. Rick Enns, pastor of First United Methodist Church of Canyon, officiating. Burial was in Dreamland Cemetery with arrangements by Brooks Funeral Directors.
Mrs. Warwick died June 6, 2014, in Canyon.
She was born Feb. 21, 1924, in Swisher County to Jess and Vivian Foster. She was a graduate of Canyon High School and married Gerald "Jerry" Warwick on Dec. 8, 1943, in El Centro, Calif. He preceded her in death on Aug. 25, 1998. She was a homemaker and enjoyed her flower gardens, yard work and decorative bead work. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Canyon and Order of the Eastern Star.
She was also preceded in death by her parents and two sisters, Ruth Foster and Christine Rossi.
Survivors include two daughters, Ann Warwick of Canyon and Sandra Leffler and husband, Bob, of Arlington; and two grandchildren, Emma Elizabeth and Gretchen Abigail Leffler, both of Arlington.
The family suggests memorials be to Dreamland Cemetery, PO Box 38, Canyon, TX 79015 or the Canyon Fire Department, PO Box 98, Canyon, TX 79015.
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As someone whose supposedly-environmental blog has drifted further and further into the surreal, I thought today would give me an excuse to assess how the rest of you in the sector do levity. So here is a quick round up of how all you environmentalists out there have welcomed what must be every PR department's favourite day of the year, and every journalist's nightmare:
First up, the Guardian, bless 'em, put a little too much effort in by opting for something vaguely realistic, with Jeremy Clarkson jumping aboard their 'Keep it in the ground' climate change campaign. Or rather, a Jeremy Clarkson look-sort-of-alike. The ruse was ruined by that great April Fools' Day staple, the journalist's name as anagram. In this case it was Daisy Pofallor. If you're going to go to all that trouble, why half-arse it like that? Clarkson hadn't been in the news for about 12 hours, so I could totally have bought him doing this just to ensure he got his mug in the papers again.
From the blogosphere (and I hate myself for using that word), Jeff Ollerton (who writes a great blog, that is infinitely more informative on actual proper conservation-y stuff than mine) reported that Dodo's are back! Hurrah! Except, they're not. Obviously. Congratulations to Jeff for not spending too much of his valuable time on this and using it to make an actual point – and for not indulging in shoddy photoshopping of any sort.
An honourable mention to 'Ireland's Wildlife' for this one about eco-terrorists releasing bears into Killarney National Park. Both topical, with discussions on rewilding gathering pace, and taping into a rich April Fools' Day heritage of escapee animals.
The RSPB have announced that a squirrel is encouraging us to 'Vote for Nature' and buy lots of fluffy toys. Yes, it's that other staple of April Fools' Day; the link to a real, actual, proper thing followed by the smart arse comment 'I see it's April Fools' Day again'.
But top marks for the day go to this beauty from Nature – Dragons might have been real after all! Real-looking author names, references and citations, and the masterstroke of this glorious graph, linking dragon occurrences in literature to climactic conditions. Gauntlet well and truly thrown down for next year:
What have I learned today? Well, how to spot an anagram of 'April Fools' Day' at a thousand paces, for one. And that perhaps there is a niche to fill in environmental surrealism. Seriously, you guys need to up your game; I really had to dig just to scrape this short list together!


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NOTE: As several commenters have pointed out, Schilling was prohibited from voting for his own teammates — a fact that I totally missed when writing this post. So you can pretty much ignore this whole thing.
Curt Schilling just gives and gives and gives. He knows that we're sitting at our cubicles, bored and longing for a distraction. Maybe just a tiny insight into the mind of one of the greatest pitchers and prognosticators ever?
So Schilling decides to throw us a bone. He hops on his blog and writes a post explaining how he cast his votes in the Sporting News Players Choice awards.
From 38 Pitches:
Player of the Year- Alex Rodriguez (I don't think this race, if you truly look at the year, is even a race. Some guys had fantastic years but his year is still way beyond anything anyone else has done)
Rookie of the Year- Delmon Young (He's going to drive in close to 100 runs and hit close to 300, not sure there are many guys outside of Dustin who can challenge that. Dustin, imo with a lot of obvious bias, deserves to win it. He's had a phenomenal season on both sides of the ball)
Comeback Player of the Year- Carlos Pena (Another accolade for an outstanding season by an outstanding person)
Pitcher of the Year- CC Sabathia (A few guys, along with Josh, certainly had great seasons, but CC's numbers, when you dive into them even a little bit, are awesome. Hopefully he'll begin to get the recognition he aptly deserves as an ace and one of the 3-4 best pitchers in baseball. The little bit I got to know him at the 2002 AS game made me think the world of him. Great kid who has an immense amount of respect for his craft and the sport)
Red Sox Monster, which was all over this story, put it best, saying, "Still, doesn't it seem strange that Schilling would come right out and say these things now, before the season is even over?"
And I guess it is strange, except that this is Curt Schilling and this is exactly the kind of douchebaggery we've come to expect.
My favorite part is where Schilling says Pedroia "deserves to win it", and then he goes and votes for Delmon Young. Classic Schilling.
But how can he honestly vote for Young over Pedroia? I don't get it, and neither does Red Sox Monster, which had this to say about the choice:
As for Delmon Young's candidacy for Rookie of the Year, there's a case to be made, given that Young has driven in nearly twice as many runs as Pedroia (93 to 49). Still, the statistics show Pedroia has a higher batting average (.315 to .294) on-base percentage (.380 to .322) and slugging percentage (.432 to .418), so maybe it's not such an open-and-shut case, after all.
That's not even taking into account Pedroia's defense, which is outstanding. I'll never get over that play he made to save Clay Buchholz's no-hitter.
Apparently Schilling is over that play, though. And I guess he's not nearly as impressed with Pedroia as I am.
But that's okay, Curt. If I were you, I wouldn't worry so much about what Umpbump thinks of your voting. I'd be a little more concerned about what Beckett and Pedroia think. Especially Beckett, who I'm told has a temper. If I were you, I wouldn't turn my back while Beckett is warming up. Bullpen wild pitches can and do happen.


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