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Bork's son confirmed to the Associated Press that his father died of complications of heart problems at an Arlington, Va., hospital on Wednesday.
By the time President Ronald Reagan appointed him to the Supreme Court in 1987, Bork had served as a federal appeals court judge and as Solicitor General.
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It was his unsuccessful nomination to the high court, however, that turned his into a household name — and eventually into the verb "to bork."
Almost four months after his nomination, the Democratic-controlled Senate voted against confirming Bork for appointment to the Supreme Court.
That rejection followed intense scrutiny of his originalist views on the Constitution and his conservative jurisprudence and a tough campaign against him.
It was fueled by a ferociously critical speech by Sen. Ted Kennedy opposing his confirmation, and it paved the way for the successful nomination of Justice Anthony Kennedy as a replacement.
Conservatives mourned Bork's death Wednesday, among them the chief executive of the Hudson Institute, the conservative think-tank where Bork was a fellow.
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"London's riots prompted commentators on the right to blame hooliganism, while those on the left cited frustrations with the UK's faltering economy and fiscal austerity. But the causes run deeper and are linked fundamentally to the changing structure of the world's economy. They are problems many of our global cities will soon face.
Globalization has made our great cities incalculably richer but also increasingly divided and unequal. More than youth, ethnicity or even race, London's riots are about class and the growing divide between the classes. This dynamic is not unique to London but is at work in many of the world's great capitals. Instead of reducing and flattening economic distinctions, globalisation has made them sharper."
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(AP) -- Kevin Durant had 24 points and 11 rebounds, Kevin Martin scored 24 points and the Oklahoma City Thunder overcame a slow start to overwhelm the Sacramento Kings 105-95 on Friday night.
Russell Westbrook added 18 points and a season-high 14 assists to anchor a 28-10 run to start the third quarter. The spurt helped Oklahoma City go ahead by 25 points and improve to 3-2 on its season-long six-game road trip, which ends Sunday at the Los Angeles Lakers.
The Thunder have won eight of 10 to climb to the top of the NBA standings.
Tyreke Evans scored 16 points and DeMarcus Cousins had 14 points and eight rebounds on a difficult night shooting for the Kings, who have lost three straight and four of five. Oklahoma City outshot Sacramento 48 to 41 percent.
Sacramento's pending purchase agreement to a group that wants to relocate the team to Seattle still didn't stop an announced crowd of 15,022 from showing up. In a strange twist, both teams have ties to the Pacific Northwest city.
The Maloof family has a signed agreement to sell the Kings to a group led by hedge-fund manager Chris Hansen and Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer, who intend to move the franchise to Seattle and restore the SuperSonics name next season. The NBA Board of Governors must still approve the sale.
The Sonics moved to Oklahoma City in 2008. Ironically, Thunder owner Clay Bennett is the head of the league's relocation committee now.
Mayor Kevin Johnson, who sat courtside, is mounting a counteroffer to try to block the move. Fans still keep coming to games in Sacramento, though outside of a few "Save Our Kings" signs and others supporting Johnson's efforts, the focus remained watching the defending Western Conference champions.
With a rowdier home crowd than in recent weeks since the sale surfaced, Sacramento stunned the Thunder at the start. Evans made a 3-pointer and Cousins followed with a dunk to cap a 23-9 run to open the game.
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Once Oklahoma City found its stride, the Kings couldn't keep pace.
Durant, Westbrook and Martin -- who played for the Kings from 2004-10 -- eventually mowed down Sacramento on both ends of the floor. The trio helped the Thunder shoot 52 percent from the floor in the first half, with Westbrook taking an outlet pass from Durant for an uncontested dunk in the final seconds to go ahead 58-51 at the break.
About the loudest noise the Kings made in the second half came from the sideline.
Kings point Isaiah Thomas was called for a technical foul for barking out something from the bench in the third quarter. Both teams were given a warning to stop back-and-forth chatter at each other and the officials.
The Thunder's leading men quieted the Kings with near-flawless basketball. Serge Ibaka shut down Cousins, Westbrook orchestrated the offense and Durant often finished in spectacular fashion during a 28-10 spurt to start the third quarter that gave Oklahoma City an 86-61 lead and put the game away.
Kings rookie Thomas Robinson was called for a technical foul for slapping away Hasheem Thabeet's hand in frustration in the fourth quarter.
NOTES: Thunder coach Scott Brooks, who grew up in nearby Manteca, declined to discuss the possibility that Sacramento could lose its NBA franchise but said Kings fans "have supported the team for many years. There's probably a few years in there they shouldn't have supported them." ... Westbrook had 13 assists two other times this season. ... Cincinnati Reds manager Dusty Baker, who lives in Northern California in the offseason, also attended the game.
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PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten
An hour into the race, there we were, 15 people crammed into a space not much bigger than a pair of office cubicles.
"Preparing to tack," the captain called out.
"Primary grinders ready," a crew member yelled.
"Primary grinders, first gear," came the order.
The four of us started cranking as fast as we could.
"Primary grinders, second gear."
We started cranking in the reverse direction.
The boom swung over our heads and the mainsail snapped hard as it caught a gust of wind. The glimmering white yacht heeled hard to port, the edge of the deck cutting into the blue Caribbean waters a foot away.
Canada II was flying, leading two other boats halfway through an America's Cup-style 12-meter yacht race.
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Most Caribbean cruise ship excursions involve bus tours of an island, leisurely snorkeling or lolling on a beach, frozen drinks in hand.
But for those craving adventure, the 12-Metre Challenge in St. Maarten allows novice sailors and committed swabbies to experience the thrill of racing 12-meter yachts built for the America's Cup.
Having watched the boats race in 1987 on television, I wanted to hop on one during a cruise stop in 1997. I knew nothing of sailing except port, starboard, mainsail, booms and dinghies. But I wanted to be part of what looks like chaos but is actually precise choreography. I wanted to watch the ocean rush by and experience a tacking duel. But my wife killed that idea.
In January, about a dozen cruises later, we realized we would be stopping in St. Maarten again. My wife asked if I had heard of "this America's Cup thing" that she wanted to try. So 16 years later, 40 pounds heavier and much more out of shape, I booked our spots.
You see, there is one catch with the Challenge.
The passengers do the work.
The idea for the 12-Metre Challenge was born in 1987 when, according to manager Chris Tilling, a friend of Colin Percy's suggested he buy a 12-meter yacht and give people rides. Percy recalled his response in an email. "Now if you had two of them you could race them, and that really would be something."
Not long after, he bought two 1987 America's Cup boats and set up shop in St. Maarten. Since then the fleet has grown to five and a second location has opened, in Cozumel.
In St. Maarten, guests can sail on one of three boats:
Stars & Stripes, the yacht Dennis Conner used to win back the trophy from Australia in 1987, four years after an embarrassing loss.
True North, a boat built by a Canadian group that ran out of funding before reaching the 1987 America's Cup series.
And Canada II, the smallest and oldest of the three. It sailed as Canada I in the 1983 America's Cup series before being refitted and renamed for the 1987 event.
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After a short walk from the cruise terminal, we were divided into three crews and given a quick history of how Conner lost to Australia in 1983, the first time the United States had failed to win the "Auld Mug" in 132 years. The loss was so devastating that the New York Yacht Club revoked Conner's membership. But he won the cup back with Stars & Stripes in 1987, the last year 12-meter boats were used.
"Certainly for our guests from the USA, the opportunity to sail on US-55 Stars & Stripes is something quite special,'' Tilling said. "To be honest, all of the boats have different strengths and weaknesses. Stars & Stripes is by far the most famous, but all three represent the zenith of the 12-meter class.
"They were the biggest and most powerful ever built. I guess it is true to say that Stars & Stripes certainly wins its fair share of the races, though."
For that reason, all three crews wanted the U.S. boat, and a game of "rock, paper, scissors" determined assignments. We cringed when another group won the U.S. boat and shook our heads as we stepped aboard a tender headed for Canada II.
On the way, the captain gave each member of our crew a job. Some positions, such as primary grinder — four crew members who control the tension on the front sail — are physical. Others, like timekeeper and bartender, are much less demanding. If the crew is large enough, some people can just relax and enjoy the ride.
The captain came to me first and named me a primary grinder.
Oh, great.
We boarded our 12-meter and sailed toward the course in Great Bay, where the race would consist of five legs, three upwind and two downwind.
As we neared the course, our captain told us that even though Canada II was the oldest of the boats, she was the fastest 12-meter ever in light winds.
We perked up, waiting for his assessment of the winds.
"Not today," he said with a grin.
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The race begins with a 6-minute countdown as the boats maneuver behind the starting line. The timekeeper keeps updating the captain, counting down the final 30 seconds. The goal is to cross the starting line when the clock hits 0:00. If a boat crosses early, it must turn back and start over, a mistake that will likely mean defeat.
Stars & Stripes crossed a boat length ahead of us (early, we thought), with True North just behind. The American boat stretched its lead throughout the first upwind leg, as tacking kept the grinders and winchers busy. Our captain opted not to follow Stars & Stripes on two tacks near the end of the first leg, going wide on the course before angling Canada II straight toward the buoy marking the turn.
The strategy worked perfectly as we rounded the marker with our bow nearly touching the big blue yacht's stern.
With the wind at our backs there was little for most of the crew to do. But our bartender got busy as the captain announced it was time for water, soda or beer.
As the winds eased, we slowly pulled even with Stars & Stripes — so close it seemed we could shake hands with its crew. Canada II slid past the favorite and built a full boat-length lead before turning again into the wind, forcing the grinders back to work.
The two boats stayed close, with True North not far behind, in a serious tacking duel that kept us cranking — and gasping for air. Near the end of the third leg, Stars & Stripes tacked across our bow and stole the wind from our sails.
It felt as if our captain had hit the brakes.
On the final leg, our fate was sealed. Stars & Stripes crossed the finish line first, with True North making a late surge to finish second. Canada II was third, about 25 seconds behind the winner, leaving us defeated but not depressed. It had been a blast.
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About two hours after climbing aboard Canada II, the tender dropped us off near the 12-Metre Challenge office. I could tell my shoulders and arms were plotting a reminder of just how old and out of shape I have become in 16 years. But that didn't matter while we guzzled rum punch, gritted our teeth as the winners bragged and headed inside to check out the souvenirs.
We barely glanced at the red, white and blue Stars & Stripes stuff, walked right past the dark blue memorabilia from True North and headed straight to the area filled with red and white.
Because, after all, on this day, we were from Canada II.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved Wednesday a new rule requiring the national securities exchanges and self-regulatory organizations (SROs) like the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) to establish a marketwide consolidated audit trail that would allow regulators to better monitor and analyze trading activity.
Rule 613 requires the exchanges and SROs to jointly submit a comprehensive plan detailing how they would develop, implement and maintain such an audit trail. That consolidated audit trail, the SEC says, "would have to be able to collect and accurately identify every order, cancellation, modification, and trade execution for all exchange-listed equities and equity options across all U.S. markets."
Because today's securities markets are highly automated, with trading activity "widely dispersed" across many trading centers, and "trades transacted in a matter of milliseconds if not faster," the SEC says it is more challenging for SROs and the SEC to conduct "cross-market supervision of trading activities and oversight of the securities markets and market participants." Therefore, the agency saw the pressing need for a "uniform, consolidated cross-market order and execution tracking system."
SEC Chairwoman Mary Schapiro said in comments at the open hearing to adopt the rule that "from virtually the day I arrived at the SEC three-and-a-half years ago, I have talked about the importance of a consolidated audit trail and I am enormously pleased that we are moving ahead to make it a reality."
In today's competitive marketplace, Schapiro said, "trading is dispersed across a variety of market centers ranging from public venues, to private dark pools, to individual broker-dealers," with the vast majority of trading now being performed by "automated computer algorithms used by many different kinds of market participants."
Regulators, she said, "must be able to corral this vast amount of disparate data in a way that allows us to monitor, correlate and analyze a vast stream of market events and transactions. The availability and quality of trading data are central to the SEC's ability to protect investors, and to maintain fair, orderly and efficient markets."
Though FINRA and some of the exchanges currently maintain their own separate audit trail systems, Schapiro said, "there are numerous shortcomings regarding their accuracy, completeness, accessibility and timeliness." These limitations, she continued, "make it impractical for regulators to readily follow orders as they are routed, aggregated, re-routed and disaggregated across multiple markets."
Schapiro pointed to the "flash crash" of May 6, 2010, an event that she said "took dozens of highly trained economists, financial professionals and data technologists four months to aggregate and process the information required to fully analyze just a few hours of trading on a single day." While that process "was remarkable considering our limitations, and while we were able to identify the various causes of that event, efficient and effective market regulation requires that future analyses not take nearly that long." SEC Commissioner Daniel Gallagher called the adoption of the rule "a sea change for the securities markets," as it requires "the re-evaluation and revamping of key aspects of market infrastructure; it will provide the commission with data and other information that is critical to satisfying our statutory missions, and allowing us to oversee the markets in a smart and efficient manner."
If it were not for the Dodd-Frank rulemaking frenzy that has dominated the SEC's agenda for the last two years, Gallagher said, "it would be abundantly clear that this rulemaking is a game changer."
FINRA released a statement after the SEC vote, saying that adoption of a consolidated audit trail through the development of a national market system (NMS) plan "is an important step that will enhance regulators' ability to conduct surveillance of trading activity across multiple markets and perform market reconstruction and analysis."
FINRA said it "looks forward to working with the other SROs to submit an NMS plan that will help close the regulatory data gaps that exist today," and that it believes "comprehensive intermarket surveillance is essential to ensuring the overall integrity of the U.S. securities markets and maintaining the confidence of investors in those markets."


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Facilities that must recruit new staff on a yearly basis or who rely on hiring Clinical Fellows who leave after completing the clinical fellowship should closely examine the factors that lead to high turnover. Such facilities suffer a double impact because low staffing or prolonged vacancies tend to reduce morale of the remaining staff; in addition, word-of-mouth in the community may label the facility as an undesirable work setting because of the awareness of high turnover rate. In contrast, employees who feel supported and positive about their work setting can be strong recruiters for the facility.
The following are ways to enhance recruitment through your staff:
Anecdotally, the most vulnerable settings for recruitment and retention are those that employ only a single SLP, particularly on a part-time basis. A Clinical Fellow or new clinician is likely to feel overwhelmed by the expectations for clinical expertise, documentation, and decision making. Lack of available mentoring for both clinical and professional issues may result in the clinician moving on quickly if another opportunity presents itself. One model that has been used in multifacility organizations is to hire a SLP mentor/supervisor to travel between buildings and be available by phone and/or e-mail to help the clinician develop new skills and to assist with problem solving and particular clinical challenges. Alternative models are peer mentoring or a buddy system, where SLPs feel that they have somewhere to turn for assistance. Additionally, offering refresher courses or training for transitioning into a new position can be helpful. Having existing Clinical Fellow programs in place can also be useful when hiring Clinical Fellows.
Clinicians report many positive aspects about supervising students, including being stimulated to develop their own skills by working with students and staying current in the profession by having a relationship with a university program. Clinicians who have supervised students say that it is a personally rewarding experience and that they enjoy it.
ASHA's SLP Health Care Survey 2007 asked respondents to select the top three incentives that would encourage them to supervise a student. The top responses included:
Overall, respondents to the 2009 Health Care Survey indicated that they supervised, on average, 1 student intern in the previous year. This increased to an overall average of 3 students in 2010 (as reported in the 2011 Health Care Survey). Those in pediatric hospitals supervised the most students, with an average of 5 reported for the year prior to the survey year.
SLPs in home health and skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) do not tend to supervise students as often as those in other settings. This is in part due to the nature of the work involved, particularly travel for home health, and the fact that SLPs in these settings do not always carry full-time caseloads and therefore find having a student challenging. Supervising a student in home health or SNFs is not impossible, however, and may be the only way that a student is made aware of these options as a potential work setting. Collaboration between the SLP and administration is vital to the success of a student supervision program.
Although salary and benefits are important factors in recruitment and retention, there are many other types of benefits and recognition that may be meaningful to clinicians that do not have as great a financial impact on the organization. Opportunities for continuing education are a significant benefit to SLPs. Many states require continuing professional education for maintenance of licensure, and ASHA requires CEUs for maintenance of certification. Facilities can provide continuing education opportunities that are both a financial and convenience benefit to staff by bringing in speakers, participating in ASHA's telephone seminars (which are available to groups), or purchasing ASHA's self-study products.
Clinicians who feel that their work is supported by administration are more likely to stay with an agency or facility. One way of providing this support is to ensure that the facility is well-equipped with up-to-date materials, assessment tools, and technology. Using outdated tests or games, toys, or other therapy materials that are worn out or no longer fully functional decreases morale and may limit the clinician's ability to provide quality services. In addition, having access to technology, such as computers and the Internet, allows clinicians to research current information about patients and treatment options and provides a means of keeping data and producing professional reports and papers.
Management research has shown that different types of recognition and benefits are meaningful to different individuals depending on their individual circumstances and preferences. Managers can enhance retention and job satisfaction by customizing the following opportunities or means of recognition to the individual staff member:
No matter how well-managed and happy a staff is at any facility, vacancies will open and new staff will need to be recruited. Management needs to plan how to reach a broad pool of SLPs who may be interested in the position. In addition to local advertising, the following strategies should be considered:
To compete with other facilities, advertising your position might feature the following:
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Lisa is wonderful to work with. She has a great feel for the market and puts in the extra effort to accommodate her clients and find a home that meets their needs. After we found our next home, Lisa seamlessly guided us through the buying process. I have total confidence in Lisa and highly recommend her to anyone looking to buy or sell a home.
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Lisa was awesome to work with. Not only was she kind, polite, and professional; she was informative and an expert in her field. The sellers accepted our offers within hours because she know what was their motivation. My process wasn't easy since I change lenders in the middle of escrow. She educated me, fought for me, and eased our nerves. She also provided me with great resources to help us make our house a home. I look forward to working with her again.
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Lisa is simply the best! She has become part of our family as of late. Handling my purchase of a home, the sale of 2 of my girlfriend's homes and my girlfriend's mother. She has amazing follow thru and the people she surrounds herself with are top notch. She really takes the guess-work out of selling or buying a home. Highly, highly recommend!
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Lisa was an excellent Real Estate Agent, hard working, responsive and down to earth. We would highly recommend her, in fact we do so to family, and would certainly work with her again.
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We recently retired from Sonoma County and moved to Lincoln. We found Lisa to be knowledgeable, professional, responsive, and very friendly. If she did not have the information at hand she was quick to research and get back to us. Lisa was patient with us as we vasillated on the features we wanted in a home. I appreciated that she showed us some properties just outside our parameters to suggest others variations, but did not overwhelm us with a bunch of listings that were totally irrelevant. It was a real pleasure working with Lisa and her team. We don't plan on getting back into the real estate market real soon, but won't hesitate to recommend Lisa and NextHome Cedar Street Realty to others.
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We met the team at Nextdoor at an open house. We scheduled a meeting with them and they really helped us understand the steps we needed to take to sell our home and buy a new one. We had a pretty specific list of must haves for a new property and Lisa worked hard showing us dozens of homes until we found the right one. It was a tough market and I don't know that we could have handled it without Lisa there to support us!
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Human reproduction is a complex and remarkable process. Male and female reproductive systems compliment one another, and each is essential for reproduction.
There are 2 types of sex cells involved in human reproduction: the male's sperm and the female's egg. An egg that has been fertilized by a sperm cell grows and divides in a woman's uterus throughout pregnancy until childbirth. The resulting child's genetic makeup comes from the sperm and egg cells produced by the father and mother.
The Female Reproductive System
The female reproductive system includes the:
- Vagina —a muscular passage that connects the cervix with the external genitals
- Cervix —the lower part of the uterus that connects to the vagina
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Pregnancy lasts for an average of 280 days, or about 9 months, until the baby is ready for birth and moves from the uterus through the cervix and out of the vagina.
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The male reproductive system includes the:
- Testicles (or testes) —2 oval-shaped organs that produce and store millions of tiny sperm cells, as well as male hormones, including testosterone
- Epididymis —2 coiled tubes that connect each testicle to the vas deferens
- Scrotum —a pouch of skin that hangs outside the pelvis to hold and regulate the temperature of the testicles
- Vas deferens —a muscular tube that transports sperm from the testicles to the ejaculatory ducts
- Seminal gland and prostate gland —glands that produce seminal fluid
- Urethra —the tube that passes urine and semen out of the body
- Penis —the organ in which muscular contractions force sperm-containing semen out of the urethra
When a male is stimulated, sperm cells move out of the testicles, through the epididymis, and into the vas deferens. They are mixed with the whitish seminal fluid produced by the seminal and prostate glands to form semen. The penis then fills with blood and becomes erect, and muscles contract, forcing semen through the urethra and out of the male's body, a process called ejaculation. Each ejaculation can contain up to 500 million sperm.
When ejaculation occurs during intercourse, semen is deposited into the female's vagina. Sperm cells "swim" from the vagina through the cervix and uterus, toward the Fallopian tubes. If a mature egg is present in one of the Fallopian tubes, a sperm may penetrate and fertilize it.
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Shock: People "Addicted" To Communication, Information, Other Humans, Oxygen
from the i-just-snorted-my-iPad dept
Adam Singer writes in to direct our attention to yet another silly study claiming to highlight the evils of technology and Internet addiction. According to this latest study, Researchers at the University of Maryland asked 200 students to give up all media of any kind for one full day -- and found that after 24 hours "many showed signs of withdrawal, craving and anxiety along with an inability to function well without their media and social links." Researchers say the disconnected test subjects strangely equated being without these connections to "going without friends and family" -- which of course is exactly what they were doing. However, if you look at the press release, researchers appear to base their conclusion that students were "addicted" to media by the very scientific fact that students simply said they were:
"A new study out today from the International Center for Media & the Public Agenda (ICMPA) at the University of Maryland, concludes that most college students are not just unwilling, but functionally unable to be without their media links to the world. "I clearly am addicted and the dependency is sickening," said one person in the study. "I feel like most people these days are in a similar situation, for between having a Blackberry, a laptop, a television, and an iPod, people have become unable to shed their media skin."
Just taking common modern media consumption and communications tools away from users for 24 hours doesn't seem to prove much of anything -- aside from the fact that people have grown used to modern media consumption and consumption tools -- which they'd adapt to living without in time. The American Psychiatric Association does not recognize so-called Internet addiction as a disorder (despite efforts to change this to help sell more "cures"), and real addiction generally involves people with real problems who usually aren't quick to admit they even have an addiction. As we've discussed countless times -- the real problem is that we're annoyingly in love with (but not addicted to) calling everything an addiction. At least when we're not busy getting high off of everything.


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Who or what inspired you to take up the piano and make it your career
I remember hearing a tape recording of Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony in my dad's car when I was very young, and I simply could not believe how good it was. I couldn't understand why it wasn't being played on every radio station! The result of this exposure was that I began to experiment at an old Blüthner piano that we had in my house at the time, and soon began taking lessons with a private teacher when I was about 8 or so. And with regard to making it my career, I think composing and performing has always been such an all-consuming interest for me that I didn't have a choice!
Who or what are the most important influences on your playing?
If I were to narrow it down to a list of three pianists, they would be Sviatoslav Richter, Murray Perahia and Krystian Zimerman. Richter for his notational precision and incomparable technique, Perahia for his extraordinary clarity, and Zimerman for his delicate phrase endings. I also admire them for their naturalness and dedication to live performance.
What have been the greatest challenges of your career so far?
I suppose one of the main challenges is that very often people tend to think of classical music as a genre or style of music, which it isn't. I try to encourage people to both appreciate the vastness of the term, which covers many extremely diverse approaches to music making across hundreds of years, and to discover a style period that they find musically engaging, which they inevitably will if they are a curious person and maintain an open mind. I am also a staunch believer that you do not require years of music training to appreciate and enjoy classical music, and this is something else I try to communicate.
What are the particular challenges/excitements of working with an orchestra/ensemble?
I did a recording of some compositions of mine with an ensemble that I brought together last March, and really enjoyed the experience. Irish traditional music represents a major stylistic influence in my work, and so a large part of the instrumentation featured for the recording was traditional instruments such as the Uilleann Pipes, Button Accordion and Irish Harp. I found it very stimulating to work with authentic players from a completely different musical background to my own, and learnt a lot from them, especially with regard to the improvisatory ornamentation that is such an indispensible feature of Irish music.
Do you have a favourite concert venue?
I think the most attractive venue I've ever played was the Oak Room in the Mansion House in Dublin. It's a small, intimate room that seats around 100 or so, with two spectacular chandeliers, as well as an oak-panelled wall decorated with the coat of arms of every Lord Mayor of Dublin since Daniel O'Connell.
Who are your favourite musicians?
A musician that I really admire is Keith Jarrett. His improvisations are always imaginative and evince a wide range of musical sources. And not only is he one of the outstanding improvisers in contemporary Jazz, he is also an accomplished classical performer, and is seemingly just as comfortable playing classical repertoire. Check out his harpsichord recording of Bach's C-sharp minor Prelude and Fugue (Book 2 of the WTC) on YouTube to see what he is capable of. I copied out this fugue a few years back, and am familiar with many of the technical intricacies as a result; Jarrett absolutely nails them.
What is your most memorable concert experience?
Finishing out the last of my cycle of 12 Études at a concert I gave in July as part of the "10 Days in Dublin" arts festival. It had been a hectic few weeks leading up to the concert, and I had been feverishly working to get all of the music composed on time. I was worried that I had tried to fit in too much in too short a space to time for my brain to subconsciously process everything, and that as soon as I went on stage to play it would all somehow conspire against me. But the first few went reasonably well, and gradually I began to ease into the performance. And then suddenly there I was, with 11 behind me, and it really felt like I had reached the home stretch.
I had been aware during the composition of this last piece that I was not drawing 1 isolated piece to a close, but rather a cycle of 12 pieces. I tried to reflect this sense of gravity technically through the use extensive dramatic pauses in juxtaposition with a sparse, monophonic texture, both of which are salient features of the Sean-Nós singing tradition that inspired much of the cycle. This economy of material lent itself well for improvisation, and allowed me to be spontaneous in the closing moments of the concert in a manner that would have been much harder to achieve if I had continued to compose in strict polyphony.
What is your favourite music to play? To listen to?
I enjoy playing and listening to lots of different styles of music from lots of different periods. Recently I've been listening to Handel's Oratorios a lot, Fantasias by Sweelinck, as well as the Bossa Nova album "Getz/Gilberto". I hate to use the word eclectic, so I won't use it.
What do you consider to be the most important ideas and concepts to impart to aspiring musicians?
For musicians generally, try seek self-reward through intrinsic improvements in your craft, rather than improvements in ranking against your competitors.
For performers, when practicing, aim to isolate and focus on the technical and musical areas where you are weakest, and keep run-throughs of an entire piece to a bare minimum.
For composers, firstly try to accumulate a wide array of knowledge about style periods and their composers, secondly compose in imitation of the style of some of these composers, and lastly try to express your own voice and creativity through this absorbed knowledge of craft.
What are you working on at the moment?
I have just finished composing a set of 3 Continuo Songs, which I wrote as a part of collaboration with a friend of mine, Conor Leahy, who is a very talented poet. The songs vary somewhat in style; the Sean-Nós influence is still there, but the continuo harmonies are infused with exotic jazz chords and Bossa Nova-style rhythms. I'm very excited about the project, and we're getting some of the members of the Trinity Orchestra on board for the performance. Keep an eye out for updates by following Louis Ryan Music on Facebook, or alternatively @louisryanmusic on twitter.
Louis Ryan is a 22-year-old professional composer and pianist based in Dublin. He has just completed a B.A. in music at Trinity College Dublin, where he specialised in composition and attained 1st class hons. Other relevant qualifications include a Licentiateship in piano performance held with Trinity Guildhall School of Music in London, as well as winning 1st place and a prize of 1,000 Euros in an inter-varsity piano competition at the Lord Mayor's house in Dublin in November 2011. He has given several public recitals across Dublin, the most recent of which was given as part of the 10 Days in Dublin arts festival in the Royal Irish Academy of Music, where he premiered his cycle of 12 Études for solo piano. All 12 are now posted and available to watch on YouTube (see attached links below).
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The Freestyle offers roomy accommodations for passengers in the second row, especially with the available twin bucket seats in the second row. The second-row seats tend more toward utilitarian than coddling, with flat seat bottoms and backs. With the second-row bench alternative, the center seat bottom and back cushions are above grade, but there's even less lateral support than what's provided by the bucket seats.
Ford says the third-row seat was designed to comfortably accommodate a 6-foot, 1-inch male. Indeed, headroom back there is commendable, thanks to a roofline that's several inches higher over the rear seats than at the windshield, a styling feat deftly masked by the angular C-pillar and roof rack. But tall third-row passengers will find their legs quite a bit more articulated and their knees closer to their chests than elsewhere in the Freestyle's cabin.
The Freestyle offers great versatility with split-folding third-row seats, an available 60/40 second-row bench seat and a fold-flat front passenger seatback. That fold-flat front passenger seat allows hauling objects up to 10 feet long, like a surf board or a ladder, depending on the weekend's activities, while hauling passengers on the left side.
Freestyle offers lots of cargo space. Fold the seats down and the Freestyle offers 85.2 cubic feet of cargo room, more than a Grand Cherokee (67.4) or a six-passenger Pacifica (79.5), though a five-passenger Pacifica offers slightly more space (92.7). Caesar the 170-pound mastiff discovered he had more headroom in the Freestyle than he had in a Jeep Grand Cherokee, and getting in and out was easier.
Storage is plentiful, including as many as a dozen cup holders, map pockets on all four doors and rear quarter panels, magazine pouches on the back side of the front seatbacks, the usual center console and a modest glove box. There's a deep well behind the third row of seats, which the seats occupy when collapsed. And there's a sunglasses holder incorporated into the overhead console. That overhead unit also houses the conversation mirror, a.k.a. the kid spy glass, although this combo feature gets displaced by the optional moonroof. Second- and third-row seats get reading lights.
The dash design is quiet and uncluttered, assembled from few bits and pieces, promising minimal squeaks and rattles as the Freestyle ages. Framed by the steering wheel are large, round, easy-to-scan, white-on-black (the Limited gets black-on-white) tachometer and speedometer, between which are the fuel and engine water temperature gauges and, on the SEL and Limited, a digital information display, all beneath a hood shading them from midday glare. At the far ends of the dash are two round air conditioning registers, identical to two atop the center stack. Although all four vents look as if they rotate in their receptacles, they don't, adjusting only side-to-side and up-and-down, and only the two outboard registers close completely. To the left of the steering column are the headlight and dash light controls, and when ordered the rocker switch for the adjustable pedals. The high-beam, turn indicator and windshield/backlight wiper/washer levers sprout from the left and right side of the column, respectively.
At finger-tip level in the center stack is the stereo control head, for the most part ergonomic, except for the tuning function, which requires either enduring an interminable scan/seek process or depres
Driving ImpressionsDriving a car with a continuously variable transmission, or CVT, takes some getting used to. There are no shifts, no gear changes, up or down. Instead, the driver steps on the gas, the engine speeds up, and a moment later the car begins to move. The engine then maintains about the same, seemingly elevated rpm while the car accelerates to the desired speed, at which point the driver eases off the gas to let the engine slow to where the car keeps moving at that speed. Of course, as elevations change and traffic ebbs and flows, the car's speed changes, as does the engine's, but not always to the same degree, and definitely not as expected with a traditional automatic transmission.
All of this is exactly as planned. The goal of a CVT is to allow the engine to spend as much of its operating time as possible in a rev range that maintains optimum fuel efficiency and generates minimum emissions. The Freestyle certainly delivers in terms of usable power and fuel economy.
In fuel economy, the Freestyle rates an EPA-estimated 20/27 City/Highway mpg with front-wheel drive, 19/24 mpg with all-wheel drive. By comparison, a front-drive Pacifica gets 17/23 mpg with its 250-horsepower 3.5-liter V6.
Stand on the throttle and you may experience some torque steer in the Freestyle, a slight, side-to-side tugging of the steering wheel. This occurs not only in the front-wheel-drive Freestyle, which is not uncommon, but also in the all-wheel-drive variation, which is a little disappointing. Passing is more relaxed with a CVT, as there's no immediate kickdown to a lower, more aggressive gear.
The Freestyle does a reasonably good job of keeping noise out of the cabin. At steady-state cruise, powertrain sounds fade to a whisper, but pavement slap from the tires is clearly audible and some wind noise leaks in around the side windows at freeway speeds.
Commendably, the Freestyle's wide stance gives it reassuring stability around high speed curves and on winding roads. And there's little of the body lean and occupant head toss associated with SUVs. There's a noticeable susceptibility to cross winds, however, which is no surprise given the Freestyle's uprightness.
Ride and handling are reasonably good. The steering returns good on-center feel and turn-in is responsive. Braking is solid, although not entirely linear.
The Ford Freestyle offers many of the advantages of a sport-utility, with lots of cargo room and a roomy cabin capable of seating six or seven passengers. Getting in and out is easier than it is with an SUV, yet the Freestyle's elevated position gives the driver a good view of the road ahead. And because it's based on a car, the Freestyle rides smoother and handles better than an SUV, and gets better fuel economy.
NewCarTestDrive.com correspondent Tom Lankard filed this report from the Great Lakes area.


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The state of Washington has abandoned its defense of legislation passed earlier this year that could have exposed website operators to legal liability if they inadvertently hosted advertisements for child prostitution. The Internet Archive, represented by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, challenged the legislation in June. They argued that the law was unconstitutionally broad and that it conflicted with Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which grants website providers broad immunity against liability for hosting material posted by third parties.
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Finding Aid of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration Records
Finding Aid of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration RecordsUCLA Library, Department of Special Collections
Manuscripts Division
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Restrictions on Use and Reproduction
Expanded Scope and Content Note
- London, Jack. Iron heel (Penguin, paperback copy).
- The Communist: Organ of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia (1 copy of each issue in collection). Placed in the Extremist Collection (Collection 50). Available in the Department of Special Collections, UCLA.
- Fast, Howard. The Incredible Tito (1 copy).
- Borba. Organ Komunisticke Partije Jugoslavije (incomplete). Belgrade, May 1, 1947-February 2, 1948 (A complete bound copy of Borba, 1945-1962, is available in the University Research Library, newspaper stacks).
Container List
Book Materials
Research materials for a book, arranged in folders by planned chapter.
Scope and Content Note
- 1) "Old Jugoslavia"
- 2) "Axis Onslaught"
- 3) "Occupation"
- 4) "Partisan Resistance"
- 5) "Mihailovic -- Hoax or Hero?"
- 6) "Chronicle of War"
- 7) "People's Authority"
- 8) "Old Order Changeth"
- 9) "Federated People's Republic"
- 10) "Gentle Revolution"
- 11) "New Democracy"
- 12) "Lifeboat of State"
- 14) "New Deal, South Slav Style"
- 15) "Plan and People"
- 16) "Russian Question"
- 17) "Neighbors"
- 18) "Clouds in the West"
Notes on index cards -- probably arranged for the book.
Notebook, March 10-23, 1945.
Bibliography of The Gentle Revolution, by David N. Leff. n.p., n.d.
Scope and Content Note
Key to bibliography, n.p., n.d.
Scope and Content Note
Letter from Thomas A. Bailey to David N. Leff. Stanford, January 3, 1941.
Scope and Content Note
Orders and passes, 1944-1945.
Miscellaneous ephemera.
Metal signs, saying "Dangerous to lean out" in various languages.
Documents and Reports
The Progress of Reconstruction in Jugoslavia. UNRRA Jugoslav Mission, Economic Reporting Division, January-June 1946.
Scope and Content Note
- Report no.1, January 1946.
- Report no.2, February 1946.
- Report no.3, March/April 1946.
- Report no.4, May/June 1946.
Monthly Mission Report. UNRRA Jugoslav Mission, Belgrade. Office of Public Information, May 1945-June 1946; August-November 1946.
Monthly Mission Report. UNRRA Jugoslav Mission, Belgrade. Office of Public Information, December 1946-March 1947.
"Survey of Distribution of UNRRA supplies, January-May 1946." UNRRA Jugoslav Mission: Division of field operations and distribution.
"Distribution and rationing of supplies in Jugoslavia: Report of the distribution control unit" (n.d., postdates December 26, 1946).
"UNRRA Jugoslav Mission: Historical monograph on UNRRA regional office for Bosnia and Hercegovina at Sarajevo." By Barratt-Brown, Michael. Belgrade, April 1947.
"60,000 Young Jugoslavs build a railway line." By Leff, David N. UNRRA Jugoslav Mission: Office of Public Information, Belgrade, September 1946.
Confidential Material (English)
The Cetniks, a survey of cetnik activity in Yugoslavia, April 1941-June 1944. G-2 (Pb), A.F.H.Q., September 1944.
The National Liberation Movement of Yugoslavia: a survey of the Partisan movement, April 1941-March 1944. P.I.C.M.E., June 1944.
Secret Material - Jugoslavia Basic Handbook
Supplement..., January 1944.
Population of Jugoslavia, (based on data available June 1946.
Part 1 - Pre-Invasion, August 1943.
Part 2 - Post-Invasion, August 1943.
Map section, August 1943.
Division of Operational Analysis, UNRRA European Regional Office
Transport rehabilitation in Jugoslavia (Operational Analysis papers, no.27), February 1947.
Distribution of UNRRA supplies in Jugoslavia (Operational Analysis papers, no.29), March 1947.
Miscellaneous Documents (Dittoed)
II. Food, n.d
The problem of nationalities in Yugoslavia in the light of the national Liberation struggle, December 1942.
Yugoslavia from Versailles to Paris. By Vladimir Dedijer, n.d.
An interview with General McLean. Translated from "Nova Jugoslavia" (p.13), n.f.
Declaration of Dr. Subasic's Government (p.98), August 7, 1944.
Jugoslav commercial agreements with other countries. UNRRA-Jugoslav Mission: Statistics branch. July 8, 1946.
Jugoslav War Crimes Commission. Report to the International Tribunal, Nuernberg.
Jugoslav War Crimes Commission. Report to the International Tribunal, Nuernberg.
Jugoslav Document Book (miscellaneous documents - translated into English).
Explanatory Notes on Jugoslav Documents.
"Report on Italian crimes against Yugoslavia and its Peoples." State Commission for the investigation of war crimes. Belgrade, 1946.
"Les sacrifices de la Yougoslavie en vies humaines et en beins dans l' effort de guerre de 1941-1945." Commission des Réparations de la République Fédérative Populaire de Yougoslavie.
"The debate on the budget for 1946." Speeches made by the ministers of the government of the F.P.R.J. Ministry of Information. Belgrade, April 1946.
"The war effort of Yugoslavia, 1941-1945." The Military-Historical Institute of the Federated People's Republic of Yugoslavia.
"People's youth of Yugoslavia" (in 3 languages).
Yugoslavia (vol.1, no.1). Belgrade, October 1947.
Memorandum of the regional national liberation committee for the Slovene littoral and Trieste.
Memorandum of the government of the Federative People's Republic of Yugoslavia on the economic problem of Trieste.
Annex to the memorandum of the government of the Federative People's Republic of Yugoslavia on the economic problem of Trieste.
Daily News Bulletins
June-December 1945.
January-June 1946.
July-November 1946.
December 1946-January 1947.
January-February 1947.
February-April 1947.
April-May 1497.
News bulletins (no.7-9), April 26, 28, & May 1, 1949. Published by TANJUG (Telegraphic Agency New Yugoslavia).
News clippings (Various papers and periodicals), v.d.
Scope and Content Note
"Budget speeches," 1947.
Scope and Content Note
United Nations Materials
Charter of the United Nations, together with the Statute of the International Court of Justice. San Francisco, 1945.
Tomasevich, Jozo. "Postwar Economic Relations." In Yugoslavia: Foreign Economic Relations, 1918-1941. University of California Press, 1949.
UNRRA Materials
First session of the Council of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration. Selected documents: Atlantic City, New Jersey, November 10-December 1, 1943.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration: Resolutions adopted by the Council at its second session, held at Montreal, September 16-26, 1944. London, 1944.
UNRRA at work (no.1-6). London, June 1946.
Scope and Content Note
- "UNRRA: Structure and operations"
- "UNRRA in Greece"
- "UNRRA in Jugoslavia"
- "UNRRA in Albania"
- "UNRRA in Poland"
- "UNRRA in Czechoslovakia"
A compilation of the resolutions on policy: Fifth session of the UNRRA Council. Geneva, 1946.
The story of UNRRA. Washington, February 15, 1948.
Pamphlets and Books, in English and French
The British-Yugoslav association, London
Wallace, Betty. The trial of Dr. Aloysius Stepinac, 1947.
Youth builds a railway, April 1947.
Yugoslavia faces the future: The story of the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia, 1947.
Yugoslavia today and tomorrow, Summer 1948.
Kardelj, Edvard. The march of Yugoslavia. United Committee of Yugoslavs, London, 1945.
Marshal Tito speaks. United South Slav Committee, London, 1944.
Yugoslav youth fights back. By Captain Slavko Kumar.United South Slav Committee, London, 1944.
The epic of Yugoslavia. Described by Marshal Tito and his Generals. United South Slav Committee, London.
Adamic, Louis, ed. Liberation. United Committee of South-Slavic Americans.
Kardelj, Edvard. Jugoslavia's Claim to Trieste. United Committee of South-Slavic Americans.
Pirinsky, George. For a free Macedonia. United Committee of South-Slavic Americans.
Report on New Yugoslavia. By eleven members of the British Parliament. United Committee of South-Slavic Americans.
Taylor, A.J.P. Trieste. United Committee of South-Slavic Americans.
Tito, Josip Broz. The Yugoslav People's fight to live. United Committee of South-Slavic Americans.
Tito, Josip Broz. Yugoslavia's Foreign Policy. United Committee of South-Slavic Americans.
The Bulletin (incomplete), October 1943-December 1946. United Committee of South-Slavic Americans.
These are the people.... American Committee for Yugoslav Relief.
6 untitled flyers. American Committee for Yugoslav Relief.
Extracts from field trip report of Philip E. Nelbach, 1948. United Yugoslav Relief Fund of America.
The Slavic American; a quarterly, Summer 1948 and Fall 1948. United Yugoslav Relief Fund of America.
Crimea Conference Report, March 1945. Woodrow Wilson Foundation.
How will the United Nations Work?July 1945. Woodrow Wilson Foundation.
Official documents issued during the two world wars, May 1945. Woodrow Wilson Foundation.
Pamphlets on Tito
Fast, Howard. The incredible Tito; man of the hour, 1944.
Fast, Howard. Tito and his people, 1944.
Pamphlets on Yugoslavia
Cok, Ivan M. The first to resist; story of the first underground movement in this war. London, 1945.
Constitution of the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia. Washington, D.C., 1946.
Religion in Yugoslavia.... By seven American Protestant clergymen and editors of religious journals who visited Yugoslavia in the summer of 1947 .
Statuts de la jeunesse populaire Yougoslavie, 1946.
Trieste. Embassy of the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia, Washington D.C., 1946.
Trivanovitch, Vaso. Mihailovich's treason: documentary evidence. Acorn: Ridgefield, Connecticut, 1946.
Yugoslavia: the people's revolution and education (N.E.F. Monograph no.8). London: New Education Fellowship, 1947.
Miscellaneous Pamphlets - Various Subjects
Brown, Harold Chapman. What is philosophy? Published by California Labor school.
Constitution (fundamental law) of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Moscow, 1944.
Statement of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia. Beograd, 1948.
United Nations Charter - with explanatory notes.... (International Conciliation, no.413). New York: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1945.
Weatherwax, John M. Peace key. Los Angeles, 1946.
Ilin, M. New Russia's primer: the story of the 5-Year Plan. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1931.
La ligne des jeunes; oeuvre de la Jeunesse Populaire de Yougoslavie.
Trideset Dana, November 1945-May 1947.
The Modern Quarterly. London, 1947-1948.
Scope and Content Note
- vol.2, no.3 (Summer 1947)
- vol.3, no.1 (Winter 1947-1948)
- vol.3, no.2 (Spring 1948)
Changing Epoch Series (no.1-4). London.
Scope and Content Note
The Communist: organ of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia.
Scope and Content Note
"How should we meet the threat of the New Comintern?" In Town Meeting, vol.13, no.28 (November 4, 1947). [Bulletin of America's Town Meeting of the Air, broadcast by stations of the American Broadcasting Company].
Viesnik Rada: le messager du travail, November 1946-May 1947.
Jež (weekly periodical, incomplete), October 13, 1945-April 24, 1948.
Kerempuh. Zagreb, 1947.
Miscellaneous Books and Pamphlets
Miscellaneous books and pamphlets in Serbo-Croatian and Russian.
Scope and Content Note
Miscellaneous books and pamphlets in various languages -- not English or French.
Oversize Materials
Group of loose-leaf art prints, apparently in Russian, 1947.
For a lasting peace, for a People's Democracy! Organ of the Information Bureau of the Communist Parties. Belgrade, March 1, 1948-April 1, 1949.