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"We want to celebrate what brings us together, not what divides us," said Dwayne Wharton, organizer of Northwest Nice Up – Party with a Purpose on Saturday, July 20, at 6311 Germantown Ave. from 5 p.m. to midnight.
Everyone is invited to attend this outdoor art and music event featuring local bands, popular DJs, local foods and benefiting the Food Trust (thefoodtrust.org). This Philadelphia based nonprofit works to ensure everyone has access to affordable, nutritious food and information to make healthy decisions.
In Wharton's professional life he serves as the director of external affairs for the Food Trust but Northwest Nice Up is not officially sponsored by the Food Trust. Profits from the party will support its programs.
"I am a community member first and foremost," said Wharton.
A lifelong resident of the Mt. Airy/Germantown area, Wharton loves the community and appreciates Mt. Airy's rich history of inclusion and diversity, yet he acknowledges that creating a diverse environment takes work.
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After reading Philadelphia Magazine's article "Being White in Philly," Wharton reacted as many did across the region, feeling as though the author's attempt to start a dialogue about bridging racial divides resulted in perpetuating racial stereotypes.
In the essay, author Robert Huber, a Mt. Airy resident, interviewed a number of white residents of the city's Fairmount neighborhood about their attitudes towards African Americans. The story was remarkably controversial and subjected Huber and Philly Magazine editor, Tom McGrath, to substantial criticism.
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Martin Madden and Arthur "AJ" Horan generously donated their recently transformed property at 6311 Germantown Ave., and Vivian Rowe and George Jackson volunteered to help. Many other supporters joined and, with much sweat equity, they cleared weeds and debris and built a 30-foot high stage with bamboo roofing for the party.
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DURHAM, N.H. - The second half has belonged to Yale in the first two games of the year, so when the Bulldogs found themselves trailing 5-2 at halftime at No. 14 New Hampshire the game still seemed within reach. But the Wildcats clamped down in the second half, allowing Yale only seven shots and two goals, to come away with a 12-4 win. Sarah Von Bargen scored four times for UNH, while senior midfielder Jenn Warden scored three of Yale's four goals.
Yale (1-2) had been outscored 7-0 in the first seven minutes of the first two games, but this time around the Bulldogs were able to keep their opponents off the scoreboard significantly longer. They were not, however, able to take the lead. The game was scoreless for nearly eight minutes until Susie Piotrkowski scored twice in a span of six seconds for UNH.
After Piotrkowski's second goal, sophomore attacker Myra Trivellas grabbed the draw control and the Bulldogs were able to take advantage. Warden drove in from the left side of the fan and put in her seventh goal of the year. Thirty seconds later, after sophomore midfielder Kaitlyn Flatley got the draw control, Warden buried a free position shot in the upper right corner to tie the score.
But New Hampshire (3-1) scored again 36 seconds after Warden's goal, an unassisted tally by Von Bargen. Wildcat goalie Nikki Hume made a pair of stops on shots by Warden and freshman attacker Kerry Hamill with 10 minutes left in the half, and after the Wildcats extended their lead to 4-2 on a free position goal by Hayley Rausch with 8:11 left the Bulldogs called timeout. There was only one goal scored the rest of the half, by Von Bargen off a nice feed from Piotrkowski.
Yale had outscored its first two opponents 12-6 in the second half, and when Warden scored again 3:42 into the second it seemed the Bulldogs were on their way to a comeback. Michaela Hardy pushed UNH's lead back to three two minutes later, but junior attacker Jenna Block scored with 22:58 to play to get Yale back within two, 6-4.
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Dedication of New USU Eastern Simulation Lab to Honor Nurse's Legacy
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The dedication and ribbon cutting of the Emma Gunderson Scartezina Nursing Simulation Laboratory Sept. 6 on the Utah State University Eastern campus is not only about the unveiling of a state-of-the-art lab designed to give students hands-on practice in delivery and critical room care, it is also about adulation.
The recognition of Scartezina's steadfast and life-long dedication to helping others in their greatest time of need is worthy of simulation. Every student's use of the new facility will be a silent nod to this woman who spent nearly three decades in the heart of Utah and the 20th century as a public health nurse, including time as director of nursing at Carbon Hospital.
The dedication begins at noon in room 215 of the McDonald Career Center on the USU Eastern campus to be followed by a reception in the same room. The public is invited to attend.
"This is our small way of expressing gratitude on behalf of the faculty and students at USU Eastern to the family of Emma Gunderson Scartezina," said Nikkie King, director of nursing Price Campus. "We are grateful to Emma's family for their investment in continuing the excellence of this nursing program. This occasion also allows us to honor a woman who was so dedicated to our community."
The laboratory simulates a delivery room on one side and a medical-surgical/critical care room on the other. Both sides feed into a control room/nursing station. Students will be on hand to give demonstrations of the simulation lab, King said.
Scartezina's three children will be in attendance. They are Paul F. Scartezina, Sandra Scartezina Turbidy, and Dan M. Scartezina, former chair of the College of Eastern Utah board of trustees, who will also speak.
"This is a tribute to a very strong, community-oriented person," Dan Scartezina said. "We are honored and grateful that our mother is being recognized for her considerable achievements both publically and privately."
Remarks will also be given by USU Eastern Chancellor Joe Peterson and Castleview Hospital Chief Executive Officer Mark Holyoak.
Emma Scartezina was born in Price in 1917. She graduated from Carbon High School in 1936. She went on to graduate from the Dr. W.H. Groves L.D.S. Hospital School of Nursing in Salt Lake City in 1939. She devoted her career in constant service to those in all walks of life. She led a joint team of U.S. Air Force and public health officials in a project that provided more than 400 physical examinations for school-age children of the Navajo Nation.
She lived until 1995 and left behind a legacy of service that raised the bar of professional health care standards for Utah's eastern region, King said.
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Israel rocked as Hawking joins boycott
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Published: May 9, 2013 - 8:43AM
Published: May 9, 2013 - 8:43AM
JERUSALEM: Stephen Hawking has pulled out of a high-profile conference to be held in Jerusalem in June to support an academic boycott of Israel, conference organisers and the university said on Wednesday.
The academic and cultural boycott, organised by international activists to protest against Israel's policies toward the Palestinians, is a heated and contentious issue; having the renowned physicist and cosmologist join it is likely to help the anti-Israel campaigners significantly.
"Never has a scientist of this stature boycotted Israel," said Yigal Palmor, the spokesman for Israel's Foreign Ministry.
Organisers of the fifth annual Israeli Presidential Conference, held under the auspices of President Shimon Peres, said they had received a letter over the weekend from Professor Hawking announcing his decision.
Cambridge University issued a statement indicating that Professor Hawking had told the Israelis he would not be attending "based on advice from Palestinian academics that he should respect the boycott", Associated Press reported.
Earlier, the university's director of communications, Tim Holt, said by telephone that Professor Hawking, 71, had withdrawn from the Israel trip for health reasons. The university later said it had been told otherwise by Professor Hawking's office.
The chairman of the conference, Israel Maimon, strongly criticised the professor's decision, saying in a statement: "The academic boycott of Israel is in our view outrageous and improper, certainly for someone for whom the spirit of liberty lies at the basis of his human and academic mission."
Mr Maimon, a lawyer and a former Israeli government cabinet secretary, said: "Israel is a democracy in which all individuals are free to express their opinions, whatever they may be. The imposition of a boycott is incompatible with open, democratic dialogue."
There was no immediate comment from Mr Peres' office.
Britain's Guardian newspaper first reported Professor Hawking's change of mind and cited a statement by the British Committee for the Universities of Palestine, which The Guardian said was published with Professor Hawking's approval. It described the cancellation as "his independent decision to respect the boycott, based upon his knowledge of Palestine, and on the unanimous advice of his own academic contacts there".
Professor Hawking last visited Israel and the Palestinian territories in 2006 at the invitation of the British Embassy in Tel Aviv.


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Cato Institute scholar Roger Pilon on President Obama's commencement speech at Ohio State, and what it says about his understanding of the Constitution. Photo credit: Getty Images.
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... I ... the Tell Spotlight ordered lawbreakers ... copper to defeat something the vast majority of their constituents want ... it's our political system gets consumed by small things ... when we are people called the do great things ... like rebuild the middle class and reverse the rise of inequality and repair the jury the climate that threatens everything ... we planned leave for our kids or grandkids ... welcome back to Opinion Journal why Mary Kissel ... that was an excerpt from present Obama is commencement speech earlier this week an Ohio State University ... which my next guest says Rooney also a lot about how our commander in chief thanks ... Cato Institute scholar Roger Killen joins me now Roger ... was the Meanie Insite about the present the EU greenie from these remarks ... what I gleaned was the same thing I've gleaned from most of these other speeches mainly ... he is a big government man ... and in his speech at Ohio State ... it was the government on steroids ... he took as his ... main theme ... citizenship ... but what he means by citizenship ... is selfless service to the public ... and he worked the theme for all the was worth ... he was the idea that we can do as a people together ... the many important things ... I mean it's a throwback to a kind of tribalism whereby ... the chief leaves all his people ... in various public projects and of course there's nothing ... extraordinary about this if you look at the history of progressive is and ... this is exactly the progressive idea ... about government ... and runs fundamentally Chrome contrary ... to the vision that the funders get this ... under the Constitution for limited government ... the key to expand a little bit upon that particular point division of the founders versus the progressive vision because you're right ... the statements are do you think of when JFK ... I said not ask for your continued to you but when you can do for your country ... on ... it what specifically in the Constitution refutes this the president's mission ... well the ... the the ... Constitution ... sets forth a limited set of things that the federal government can do ... leading most other things to the States or farm or ... two people in their individual capacities ... in other words the founders envisioned ... a small public sector ... and a vast private sector ... in the public sector the government was to secure our rights ... these of each other ... to protect us from threats from abroad ... and to provide us with certain public goods narrowly defined ... as economists define them ... such as clean their ... national defense ... long Forstmann and the like ... the idea was that it's up to individuals to plan and of their own lives ... either alone or more often in association voluntary association with each other ... to all kinds of commercial undertakings providing for themselves and their families ... and show all kinds of voluntary associations ... the government wasn't there ... to provide a sweet Healthcare daycare retirement security ... on loans for businesses and all the other things that we have come in the course of the twentieth century ... under progressive is and to expect from government it was a fundamental difference that came out of this Ohio's ... this beach ... between his side of things ... and ... indeed it's the divide that is it in the country today everywhere between ... those people who think that nothing can be done except through government ... versus those people who want to simply get government out of the way so that they can do things for themselves ... a reference to AFK earlier ... I see at least was a tax cutter was a different kind of progressivism and what the president is proposing in speeches like this ... Julie sense Roger of of where this president ... I'd doc isn't progressive this news from in N Y they seem to be so much more expansive than his predecessors ... yes they come from the academic world and isn't that where he has come from ... essentially he went to my alma mater Columbia University ... the needed his law degree at Harvard ... then he taught at the University of Chicago as an instructor ... and you look at the academic world today and this is the mindset that you find there ... everywhere mean just look at the last election ... the Princeton other contributions to the candidates ... fell out as follows ... ninety nine percent ... to ... Obama ... less than one percent to ... two Romney an effective early to contributions to Romney of visiting engineering professor and a custodian contributed to read ... everybody else she ... can shove it into a lump sum you really have to go out of your way ... to skew the demographics the ideological demographics as they are skewed today in the academic world so this is where Obama Obama comes from the media's darling of the academic world ... and it's no accident ... it's no accident and perhaps ease masa on getting these commencement speeches as a result ... the kiddo Institute scholar or Hunter beyond thank you so much ... for being on the show today ... when you're quite welcome ...


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GracePointe Marietta is a new church that was formed by uniting two historic congregations. We need a logo that will form the centerpiece of our graphic identity on all publications, advertisements and correspondence. The look we are going for is professional and not "churchy" and we would like a graphic element incorporated into the design that would reflect our desire to be a community-oriented church.
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We are a new church (just started in October) that was formed by the merger of two 100 year old traditional congregations in Metro Atlanta. Our desire is to be known as a congregation whose focus is on meeting needs in our community. We need a logo that will be the core of our brand on all web, electronic, and print materials that are used to tell our story to our community. The winning design will incorporate a distinctive graphic element that can if needed stand on it's own as the church's symbol without the church name.
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And so, this morning's plastic tampon wrapper (I know, I know, I should be using a non-plastic brand, or a diva cup but go with me here) nearly shouted at me with the rah-rah force of a pom-pom wielding cheerleader:
"Don't Stress!" "Play to Win!" and, worst of all, "You're a take-charge kind of girl!" it shrieked.
I don't know about you, but I'm willing to take pseudo-Eastern sounding mysticism from the tag of my tea bag, but I draw the line at inspiring tampon covers.
So, I guess my real question is this: When did girl power go amok?
I just came back from the National Women's Studies Association conference, where there were lots of interesting panels on girl's movements and girlhood related politics. Some panel names were:
- Hey Shorty! Young Women of Color Take Research Out of the Academy
- The Sexualization of Girls Across Time, Space and Cultural Mediums
- Today, Not Someday When We're Grown: How Girls 'Do' Activism
- Representing Girlhood and Girls of Color, From Hip-Hop to Health
Girl's activism is a real and formidable force in the U.S. and around the world. But in broader culture, "girl power" has become heavily usurped–a snazzy marketing ploy by corporate forces who want to appeal to women and girl's pocketbooks, not our politics. I know there's been a lot of attention to steering women and girls away from passive "pink" marketing like books from Packaging Girlhood: Rescuing Our Daughters from Marketers Schemes to Cinderella Ate My Daughter: Dispatches from the Front Lines of New Girlie-Girl Culture. But what about the taking over of "girl power" for marketing ends?
Consider the controversial Gardasil "One Less" commercials, featuring seemingly empowered, soccer playing girls also choosing to get vaccinated against HPV. (So… all girls who are empowered will get the HPV vaccine? Or alternately, get the HPV vaccine and become empowered?) Or, how about the Dove Clinical Protection deodorant ads in which a young woman cuts her own bangs with nail scissors (ooh, rebellious!) before deciding she will "Carpe Diem" today. Or, even the "Be Unstoppable" ads for Playtex Sports Tampons, which seem to shout (at least in my head), "Wear our tampons! Become a champion surfer!"
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- People are often most afraid of crimes committed by strangers. However, many crimes are committed by friends, acquaintances, and family members. Both stranger and non-stranger crimes are included in most of the data we provide to you. Occasionally, programming or human errors cause crimes to be placed at the wrong location on maps.
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- Remember that prevention is your best defense. Come to our workshop on personal safety to learn how to avoid crime on the street. Our workshop on home security will explain low- and no-cost ways to protect your home from burglary. Many blocks have active block or apartment clubs with active neighborhood watch forces that you can join. If there is no active block/apartment club, we can help you start one. If problems that affect your quality of life (drug houses, loud parties, prostitution, vandalism, etc.) develop on your block, we can help you and your neighbors reach solutions.
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Now, says Hugh O'Shaughnessy in an insightful article in the Independent of UK, the War on Drugs is quietly "being buried in the same fashion as it was born -- amid bloodshed, confusion, corruption and scandal."
The article, entitled, US waves white flag in disastrous 'war on drugs,' focuses on the disastrous consequences to Latin America of this long-running and unwinnable war, but it also points out the war's devastating economic impacts and suggests some positive uses for the billions of dollars currently being wasted on fruitless drug control efforts.
... US agents are being pulled from South America; Washington is putting its narcotics policy under review, and a newly confident region is no longer prepared to swallow its fatal Prohibition error. Indeed, after the expenditure of billions of dollars and the violent deaths of tens of thousands of people, a suitable epitaph for America's longest "war" may well be the plan, in Bolivia, for every family to be given the right to grow coca in its own backyard….Now, my main question is, Why am I reading about this in a British newspaper? Why isn't it front-page news here at home?
Prospects in the new decade are thus opening up for vast amounts of useless government expenditure being reassigned to the treatment of addicts instead of their capture and imprisonment. And, no less important, the ever-expanding balloon of corruption that the "war" has brought to heads of government, armies and police forces wherever it has been waged may slowly start to deflate.
Prepare to shed a tear over the loss of revenue that eventual decriminalisation of narcotics could bring to the traffickers, large and small, and to the contractors who have been making good money building and running the new prisons that help to bankrupt governments -- in the US in particular, where drug offenders – principally small retailers and seldom the rich and important wholesalers -- have helped to push the prison population to 1,600,000.….
Part of the reason for the slow US retreat from the "war" is that the strategy of fighting it in foreign lands and not at home has proved valueless. Along the already sensitive frontier with Mexico the effect of US attempts to enforce a hard line by blasting drug dealers away has been bloody.... In the areas of Mexico closest to the US frontier the toll of deaths in drug-related violence exceeded 7,000 people in 2009.... This takes the death toll over three years to above 16,000, figures far in excess of US fatalities in Afghanistan.….
As far back as last May, Gil Kerlikowske, the former police chief of Seattle who was named head of the US Office of National Drug Control Policy and thus boss of the campaign, announced he would not be using the term "war on drugs" any more. A few weeks earlier, former Latin American presidents of the centre and right … had told the new US President that the "war" had failed and appealed for greater emphasis on cutting drug consumption and the decriminalisation of cannabis.
For the lives and sanity of millions, the seeing of the light is decidedly late. The conditions of the 1920s, when the US Congress outlawed alcohol and allowed Al Capone and his kin to make massive fortunes, have been re-created up and down Latin America….
This year should be the year that common sense vanquishes the mailed fist in an unwinnable war against an invisible enemy.
The entire Independent article, well worth reading, is online HERE. A 2008 Independent article, "Mexico's war on drugs: Journey into a lawless land," is also online, excerpted from Richard Grant's book, Bandit Roads.
Photo credit: The Independent (2008)


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David R. Ellis, 60, a journeyman director and former stuntman whose credits include the 2006 thriller "Snakes on a Plane," died Monday morning in Johannesburg, South Africa, where he was in pre-production on the upcoming film "Kite" with Samuel L. Jackson. The cause of death was unknown, said his agent, David Boxerbaum.
Ellis most recently served as the second unit director on several upcoming high-profile films including "47 Ronin," starring Keanu Reeves; "R.I.P.D." with Ryan Reynolds; and the adaptation of Mark Helprin's novel "Winter's Tale." It was not immediately clear whether Ellis' death might affect those productions.
Ellis grew up in Santa Monica and Malibu, where he was a top-ranked junior pro surfer. He began his career in Hollywood with a brief acting stint but was introduced to stunt work at age 19. His first credit was for Bob Crane's "Superdad." His IMDb.com page boasts 75 stunt credits for films as varied as "Scarface," "Patriot Games" and "Fatal Attraction."
He graduated to directing in 1996 with the Disney film "Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco" and did second-unit directing work for 20 years, on movies including "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" and "Waterworld."
He received more attention for his work on two "Final Destination" films and the much-hyped Internet sensation "Snakes on a Plane," starring Jackson.
New Line chief Toby Emmerich praised Ellis for his action work on "Final Destination 2," calling his opening car crash sequence "the best action footage" since 1971's "The French Connection."
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49ers owner Jed York was not pleased with what some fans did during today's game at Candlestick Park.
Arizona Cardinals defensive end Calais Campbell was injured, and as he was being treated and prior to him being carried off the field, some fans did the wave.
Some players on the field were seen on the Fox telecast trying to get the crowd to stop.
As for Campbell, he gave a thumb's up as medical personnel carted him off the field on a stretcher.
According to Matt Barrows of the Sacramento Bee, Campbell is said to be able to move his extremities, though he has experienced some tingling and numbness, per an announcement made in the 49ers' press box.
York typed up this tweet Sunday evening:
To say I'm disappointed some fans did the wave this afternoon while @Campbell93 was down is understatement. Hope you get well soon Calais
— Jed York (@JedYork) October 14, 2013
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Imagine a school where there are no textbooks, no worksheets, or no tests.
That is what it's like for students who attend the Walton 21st Century Rural Life Center.
Formerly Walton Elementary School, the facility opened in August 2007 as a kindergarten through fourth-grade ag charter school. As a charter school, it has autonomy in how it teaches students, but it is subject to the same academic standards as a traditional public school.
Natise Vogt has been the principal at Walton since 2005. At that time, the school had 80 students and was threatened with closure by the Newton unified school district to which it belongs.
The district superintendent suggested making it an ag charter school. Vogt, a city girl, resisted the challenge for several months, but when the teachers serving under her agreed to try it, she took the plunge.
Now she is hooked. She thinks hands-on learning is the only way to teach.
"I have a very strong belief that children shouldn't be bored at school," she said. "They need to have fun while learning."
Instead of having textbooks and listening to lectures, students do various projects that incorporate the academics of reading, writing, and arithmetic. They conduct research on topics of interest using the Internet, books, journals, and outside experts.
A barn on school grounds is used to house goats, pigs, sheep, a donkey, and bottle calves. Chores are rotated among the various homeroom groups.
Chickens are hatched in incubators on site. Children observe as the embryos develop into chicks. After hatching, the chicks are transferred to an onsite chicken coop, where they grow into laying hens. Second grade students have the responsibility to gather the eggs, wash them, and put them in cartons. They sell the eggs for $2 a dozen. They are required to keep records.
Each classroom has a farm family assigned to it, whose members provide helpful information and give tours.
The school also has multiple gardens tended by the children.
Vogt has 30 years of experience as a special education teacher, but the Walton school has no special education. Two teachers conduct a "learning lab," where children can go when they need extra help.
Students are encouraged to come up with their own projects. Teachers guide them in planning, organizing, and completing the projects. When projects fail, students learn it is possible to learn from failure. They also learn the appropriate behavior for working together.
"Walton students are engaged learners," Vogt said. "They have the 'need to know' and excitement about learning."
Although there is no set curriculum, students are graded on the work they do. Vogt said Walton students finish in the top 5 percent on state assessments, and when they go on to conventional public schools, they do well.
"We aren't teaching farming, we're teaching how to learn," she said.
Walton Rural Life Center has an enrollment this year of 190. Students come mainly from Walton and Newton. There is a waiting list. The school is one of only 11 charter schools currently operating in Kansas.


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Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary – A Diamond in India's Ecological Crown
Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary
"I am the eagle, I live in high country,
in rocky cathedrals that reach to the sky,
I am the hawk and there's blood on my feathers,
but time is still turning they soon will be dry,
All those who see me,
and all who believe in me,
share in the freedom I feel when I fly."
This inspiring poem by American singer & poet John Denver is favourite among all the bird lovers / ornithologists in the world. The best part about my New Year Party, last year, was that I specially organized a trip to Kerala with my family and enjoyed the divine green beauty while staying in a houseboat and exploring the serene backwaters of Kerala. Still I was upset, as I did not get an opportunity to visit Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary due to lack of time. But positively, I got an invitation through a friend of mine to attend a two-day bird watching programme in Kumarakom, which was organized by WWF – India in connection with World Wetlands Day. That invitation brought a broader smile to me.
I arrived at Kottayam Junction on the scheduled date, which is the nearest railhead to Kumarakom (15 km). A cab took me to the hotel I was booked in. On the first day of the programme, all the guests were taken to the 14 acres wide Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary that lies on the banks of the Vembanad Lake. It's hard to believe that one of the smallest parks in the country can be so stunning.
We clicked several local birds like waterfowl, cuckoo, parrots, teal, larks, flycatchers, wood beetle, owl, egret, heron and the water duck, as well as the migratory Siberian cranes. The day ended perfectly. We all got back to the hotel and shared our experiences with each other till the wee hours. The next day was scheduled for a cruise along the Vembanad Lake, which is considered as the best way to experience the sanctuary. Houseboats and motorboats are easily available on hire for bird watching cruises on the lake.
Our first halt was Pathiramanal (sands of midnight), an enchanting island on the lake. This 10 acre island serves as a home to many rare varieties of migratory birds from different parts of the world. Kingfishers, golden-backed woodpeckers and grey herons were the main attractions there. That short tour to Kumarakom left me mesmerized in every context.


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Sunday, September 23, 2007
Gundy, Leach Go Off After Cowboys Win
You won't find any quotes today from Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy talking about the Cowboys' 49-45 victory over Texas Tech. After the game, Gundy went on a 3:38 tirade over a column by the Oklahoman's Jenni Carlson about Bobby Reid, who was replaced as Oklahoma State's starting quarterback before Saturday's game.
"If anybody hasn't read this article," Gundy began as he held up a copy of the sports page of the Oklahoman, "I think this is worth reading. Three-fourths of this is inaccurate. It's fiction. And this article embarrasses me to be involved with athletics.
"That article had to have been written by a person that doesn't have a child. And has never had a child that has had their heart broken and come home upset and had to deal with a child when he is upset. And kick a person when he's down."
Gundy left without taking questions. Gundy is clearly out of line here, and so are the people who applauded him after his tirade. We presume Gundy is pointing directly at Carlson in the video. Hopefully the Oklahoma media will have the backbone to hammer this clown because that is what the Cowboys have for a football coach.
Next up was Texas Tech's Mike Leach, who did his best to match Gundy's fireworks by ripping his team.
Leach said: "This is going to hurt some feelings ... but here's what we had this game. What we had this game was we had an offense that was extremely powerful, extremely productive, that probably sits and reads their press clippings, and then in arrogant fashion, sat around the sidelines with their arms folded for most of the second half.
"And then defensively, the entire first half, we got hit in the mouth and acted like somebody took our lunch money and all we wanted to do was have pouty expressions on our faces until somebody daubed our tears off made us [expletive] feel better. Then we'd go out there and try harder after our mommies told us we were OK.
"Well, neither one of those things is acceptable."
You can also listen to Gundy's tirade on the Oklahoman site by clicking here, or by clicking here.
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For ONCE, I would like to see someone rip someone in the media and have the media say the critic is right. It'll never happen. The media always proclaims the critic over the line or out of touch. The media will criticize anyone - they revel in it. But God do they hate to criticize their own!
You're right Lou - while a little over the top, Gundy was passionately defending his student-athlete from a ridiculous, poorly written, and pointless column filled with speculation and rumors and no facts. Ms. Carlson is in the wrong here.
- greg6363 said...
It looked as though Gundy was directly uyyhraddressing Ms. Carlson in the third person but I don't think she was in the room.
- Bevo said...
Mike Gundy is a complete ass clown. He was involved in the Woods and Reid fiasco. He is involved in the Read and Robinson fiasco.
Instead of saying 3/4 of Carlson's fine written column is incorrect, point out what is incorrect. Which part do she get wrong?
Oh, wait. None of its actually incorrect? Its easier to say something is incorrect than to show what is actually incorrect? Hmm... Where I have seen this performance before?
Oh, yeah. Ol' Joe had a list of Commie spies in the U.S. State Department. He never produced that list though.
Mike Gundy, ass clown, welcome to Demagoguery 101.
And by the way, Mike Gundy, ass clown, you work in a business; a multibillion dollar business. You are not in charge of students. You over see 85 piss poorly compensated employees.
Mike Gundy, ass clown, stood before a stage at a time when his team had showed they could beat a mediocre team after getting hammered by Georgia and Troy. What do you have to say when your slice of the world is watching you?
Does Mike Gundy, ass clown, praise his coaching staff and other 85 employees on a job well down or does he spew invective?
Mike Gundy, ass clown, chose to be a demagogue instead of a man. Well played, sir. Well played.
Bevo, ass clown, you obviously don't get it. Mike Gundy understands that there is more to being a leader than patting the players and coaches on the head after a win. He stood up for one of his players that has fallen victim to the ever-growing shock media that makes up whatever they want to say that will sell more newpapers with no consequences. Jenni Carlson got embarrassed in front of her peers, and it is nice to see one of these vultures held to some kind of accountability.
Of course, I'm sure you won't get that either Mr. Bevo, ass clown.
I know Jenni Carlson and her shoddy work ... SHE is the ass clown. This is a girl who got the Daily Oklahoman columnist job at the age of 23 (God knows why) and basically writes as if she's still working on the school paper. Shame on the Daily Oklahoman for keeping up with this charade for seven years ... and counting.
Kudos for a Man sticking up for a kid. Part of this was about her terribly false column, the other half was letting a developing kid know that it might seem tough now, but people have your back and to not give up. He didn't just let it go and tell the kid to brush it off.
Obviously Bevo doesn't have any kids (Joke)....but in serious if you played anything in your life and been shit on like that Daily Joklahoman columnist did, you would respect him calling her to point.
Her use of the kid's quote and his interaction with his mother was embarrassing to put it nicely.
She should be fired, not just for bartering with the integrity of the paper (doesn't have any anyways) but for the fact, it will be very hard for her to do her job in a state dominated by 2 school's sports without anything pro to cover. If I was Gundy, my kids would be off limits to Carlson.
- John said...
Gundy made a bad PR mistake... no matter how egregious the press, it's never smart to answer.
I think more people should call out the press when they print this garbage. More often then not it's about tabloid journalism than getting the facts right. The media should have to be as responsible as anyone else. I applaude what he did - I guess I'm "clearly out of line". Good job Coach Gundy!
- Vance said...
Did anyone read the Carlson column? She really didn't say anything out of line at all. It was very mild.
Carlson did say it might be embarrassing to see a college football player's mother feeding him chicken in public. Frankly that's good advice that the coach might have considered giving him.
The coach is an idiot. This isn't a 10 year-old kid he is defending. This is a 21 year-old man he is crying about.
The Okie coach should apologize to the reporter. He should apologize to anyone that viewed his tirade for his profuse stupidity. He should apologize to the Oklahoma State University for representing a major university in a way that might embarrass a bitty league coach.
And lastly he might actually attend some classes at his university in hopes that he learns some common sense, some judgment, and some perspective.
What an idiot!
Vance, are you serious? Her title alone, as well as "it might be embarrassing to see a college football player's mother feeding him chicken in public. Frankly that's good advice that the coach might have considered giving him.", are bad enough. Who are you or Jenni to tell a mom not to feed her son anywhere, embarrassing or not? Both of you, go up to Ray Lewis and tell him and his mom that he should be embarrassed to be fed by her in public.(I'd pay to see that,ha) Anyway, I'm glad the coach defends his players against the media. The media gets to say anything they want, tear a person down, then say "grow up and take my bullcrap criticism". I think that a reporter should only state the facts. Opinions worth listening to should be one's with direct experience(i.e. former pro athlete, former coach or student athlete) The media should be held as accountable as they are willing to judge and crucify others. They'll burn you at the stake, then go run and hide behind the 1st Amendment. Look, I'm on the West Coast, not an OSU fan or even heard of Mike Gundy but as an athlete and brother of a current Pro athlete who had a punk of a coach, and after seeing the "tirade", Mike Gundy is my new hero and I wish that leader and his kids much success with his program. Apologize?!?, For what, defending his kids?!?. You and Jenni Carlson are the idiots? How's that for some perspective???
- Vance said...
Did any of you guys actually read the column? Probably not. It really was mild.
Whether or not anyone says anything to Ray Lewis is irrelevant..or did we change the subject now to Ray Lewis?
I cannot believe the goofiness of the Okies. You really think that saying to a 21 year-old that 'momma should not feed Bubba' is excessive? Generally speaking, colleges purport to emphasize maturity.
Okie Staters, just sit down and take out some paper, or even Microsoft Word, and write down the problems with the column. See if your #1 complaint isn't 'she said momma should not feed 21 year-old Bubba' then we can talk. What are the actual factual problems with the column.
Consider that people outside of the greater Stillwater area are going to read about Coach's babyfit and Momma's fried chicken. Is this the intelligence level you want to project about your city/state?
Okies can do much much better than a juvenile coach throwing a temper tantrum over someone's 21 year-old chicken-eating baby boy.
And by the way, the 'amateur' crap isn't going to fly for anyone who actually know the financials of D-1 football at T Boone Pickens State U.
Johnny above really thinks that new J-school requirements should be jock experience? Guess that will limit journalism school to kids with ACTs below 17. :-)
Man, someone needs to start thinking out there.


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1. Re: Script use of patExecContext()HowardTreisman Feb 16, 2006 8:12 PM (in response to (Bill_Mulert))Hi
Can you post the exact code you're using - it's a little hard to visualize your code from your description.
2. Re: Script use of patExecContext()(Bill_Mulert) Feb 17, 2006 12:01 PM (in response to (Bill_Mulert))Here's the relevant part of the script:
import com.adobe.workflow.pat.service.PATExecutionContext;
import com.adobe.idp.Document;
Document doc = patExecContext.getProcessDataDocumentValue("/inputform/form-data/data/xdp/datasets/data/p urchaseOrder");
I've tried as many variations on the arguments string as I can think of. The root element of the document is the purchaseOrder.
The problem I'm really trying to solve is that the PO has an unbounded collection of lineItems, and I want to iterate over that collection to calculate a subtotal. I was thinking I could make a DOM from the Document and then do whatever I need to with the DOM, since I already have experience with that.
Any and all suggestions welcome.
-- bill
3. Re: Script use of patExecContext()HowardTreisman Feb 19, 2006 1:25 PM (in response to (Bill_Mulert))Hi Bill
getProcessDataDocumentValue only works on a Document type of variable. It looks like your "inputform" variable is of type "form", so this is never going work. Also, you need to prefix all process variables with "/process_data/" i.e. "/process_data/inputform/form-data/..." Non XML variables require an additional ampersand i.e. "/process_data/@myint".
I'm pretty sure that if you call getProcessDataValue(/process_data/inputform/form-data/data/xdp/datasets/data/purchaseOrde r") you'll get a DOM node, and from there you should be able to navigate through the rest of the document. (I don't have the environment set up on my current machine to validate this - let me know if you have problems.)
Good luck...
Howard Treisman
4. Re: Script use of patExecContext()(Bill_Mulert) Feb 20, 2006 8:06 AM (in response to (Bill_Mulert))In my case, getProcessDataValue() returns an org.w3c.doc.Element. I can get everywhere I need to go from there.
Many thanks Howard --
-- bill
5. Re: Script use of patExecContext()(adawei) Mar 6, 2006 11:23 PM (in response to (Bill_Mulert))Hi all,
I have add these code in script component ,and when I test the code ,it can't print anything out.Could someone tell me why?
String teststr = patExecContext.getProcessDataStringValue("/process_data/@status");
Thanks a lot!
6. Re: Script use of patExecContext()HowardTreisman Mar 6, 2006 11:26 PM (in response to (Bill_Mulert))print() isn't a valid java command. Try System.out.println(...);
One of the advantages of building a custom QPAC rather than using the Script QPAC is you get to compile it, which finds errors like this :-)
7. Re: Script use of patExecContext()(adawei) Mar 7, 2006 6:08 PM (in response to (Bill_Mulert))Hi Howard,
Thanks for your answer.But I have tested that "print" can work and I found that the method "getProcessDataStringValue" in my code can not work.If I add the first line ,nothing printed out and If I commented it, "aa" was printed.
So ,Could anyone tell me how to make "getProcessDataStringValue" work?
8. Re: Script use of patExecContext()HowardTreisman Mar 7, 2006 7:21 PM (in response to (Bill_Mulert))Woops, sorry. I wasn't aware of print(). As you can see, I'm not an expert on the Script qpac :-)
One problem you might have is that @status is an integer, and you're trying to get it as a string. I would hope that the script qpac would cast it for you, but maybe not. Perhaps try getProcessIntValue()?
9. Re: Script use of patExecContext()(Tom_Fostoria) Aug 19, 2006 1:40 PM (in response to (Bill_Mulert))Is it possible to use patExecContext.getProcessDataStringValue() in a script QPAC to read the value from a form field? My form has a schema, so the call would look similar to this:
import com.adobe.workflow.pat.service.*;
import com.adobe.idp.Document;
System.out.println("MyField: " +
patExecContext.getProcessDataStringValue("/process_data/formvar/form-data/data/xdp/dataset s/data/root/UserInfo/txtName"));
I have tried many combinations but cannot get it to work. Do I have to get the org.w3c.doc.Element and traverse the DOM to get my value?
10. Re: Script use of patExecContext()HowardTreisman Aug 20, 2006 2:54 PM (in response to (Bill_Mulert))That looks like it should work.
Try the same expression in the SetValue QPAC, making sure that the expression is correct and that the element has a value. You can use the VariableLogger QPAC (http://www.avoka.com/avoka/qpac_library.shtml) to verify that you're getting the value you expect.
11. Re: Script use of patExecContext()(Guvenc) Feb 9, 2007 7:38 AM (in response to (Bill_Mulert))What about
void setProcessDataListValue(java.lang.String aPathLocation, java.util.List aVal) method ?
Can I set a repeating section value in the form by using that method. I thought to give the path location of the repeating field like :
/process_data/form/form-data/data/xdp/datasets/data/SATalepFormu/DetayliAciklama/UrunBilgi leri
and created an example List object like
ArrayList alist=new ArrayList();
but I get ClassCastException error. List is an interface and extended by the ArrayList class. Why do I get this ? Isn't it possible to set repeating section values ?
12. Re: Script use of patExecContext()HowardTreisman Feb 9, 2007 6:24 PM (in response to (Bill_Mulert))Hi Guvenc
LiveCycle 7.2 introduced the concept of Lists and Maps. These are separate types of variables to repeating sections within the XML of a form. It would be nice if you could use them interchangably, but you can't.
Setting repeating sections in a Form is quite difficult, requiring quite detailed knowledge of the internals of Form Variables. What is it that you're trying to achieve, there might be an easier way to do it?
Setting a repeating section in an XML variable is a little easier, but you still basically need to get an org.w3c.Document object, and manipulate it using the Document apis. Fiddly.
Let me know what you're tyring to achieve, I let you know if I can think of a simple way of doing it.
13. Re: Script use of patExecContext()(Guvenc) Feb 11, 2007 11:04 PM (in response to (Bill_Mulert))I am just trying to set the repeating fields in my form. Acrobat Reader does not let using web services(requires reader extensions) so I try to find alternative ways of importing data into my form. I can set some fields by using setProcessDataStringValue method. I just wonder is there a method in the api to set repeating fields in the form.
14. Re: Script use of patExecContext()HowardTreisman Feb 12, 2007 10:13 PM (in response to (Bill_Mulert))Hi
Where is the data coming from that you're trying to insert into the form? If it's coming from a SQL query, our SQLPlus qpac will correctly do this. If it's just some data you want to set, a special QPAC would probably be the best solution. We can talk about this separately if you want: htreisman-at-avoka.com