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Best of Part One: The Top Photos So Far…
It seems like just yesterday since we were back here on Bird Watching, now doesn't it? Anyways, I promised you a post containing my best (and favorite) photos from the season so far, so let's get going!
17) For the first shot of the day (and seventeenth best shot so far) we'll go all the way back to October 26 for a game against Tri-City and a shot of center Colin Jacobs on the bench during a shootout. I think this shot is typical of many photos of Jacobs I've taken; in most of them there's either a big smile or intense expression on Jacobs' face. That really adds to the emotion of the photograph and helps our understanding of what's going on in it.
Center Colin Jacobs is all smiles after left wing Marcel Noebels (background) converts his shootout attempt against the Americans. Despite the successful conversion, the T-Birds fell in the shootout, 2-1.
Canon 7D, 70mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
16) Let's stay in that same game against the Americans for shot number 16. In the first 33 games of the season, the T-Birds had three of their four home games against Tri-City, and each one was a hard-hitting matchup worthy of the rivalry. There were many notable hits between the two teams, and one of the better photos I've got of them happens to be this one, where two Thunderbirds combine to make an American sandwich…
Right wing Jacob Doty (left) and center Connor Sanvido (right) sandwich Tri-City defenseman left wing Marcus Messier in the first period of an Oct. 26 game against Tri-City.
Canon 7D, 200mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
15) With number 15, I decided to go with a shot from the KING 5 taping that occurred October 12 at ShoWare Center. KING 5 sent reporter Christie Johnson down to learn more about hockey and the Thunderbirds. The clips that were filmed went out live during the morning news broadcast, and the four players there (Luke Lockhart, Brenden Dillon, Burke Gallimore, and Michael Salmon) had to arrive early in order to meet with the KING 5 crew. I snapped this gem during a break in shooting…
Center Luke Lockhart (right) and right wing Burke Gallimore (top) rest on the ice during a break between takes.
Canon 7D, 50MM, 1600 ISO, f/3.5, 1/800th, Manual
It's not the best technical photo from the shoot, but I do find it quite humorous and there's something charming about it so I decided to use it over the other photos from the tv shoot.
14) After each win, the team would always skate out to the goalie (normally Calvin Pickard, but Michael Salmon has taken over between the pipes on occasion) and celebrate the win. They did this a bit over the first half, as the T-Birds have accumulated 15 wins so far this year. Normally these shots aren't that exciting as everyone is facing inwards, but I got lucky with this one when Jacob Doty looked backwards (with his helmet off! What luck!) during the celebration.
Jacob Doty joins the rest of the Thunderbirds in celebration of their Nov. 19 victory over the Spokane Chiefs.
Canon 7D, 50mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
13) I'm always looking for new angles to shoot from. Seeing something from a different vantage point can make the most typical of things seem new or exciting. I was allowed to shoot the Red Deer game on Nov. 2 from the catwalks above the ice. I was up there for the pregame events, including the introduction of the Thunderbirds starters.
The Thunderbirds starters are introduced before the Nov. 2 game against Red Deer.
Canon 7D, 70mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/320th, Manual
12) What would a look back on the Thunderbirds' season be without talking about Calvin Pickard? He's been the T-Birds' brick wall in goal for most of the season, saving an astounding 1169 shots so far. His save percentage of .927 is good for second in the WHL, just a thousandth behind Darcy Kuemper of Red Deer. Needless to say, Pickard's been a major part of the team, and I had to include a photo of him in this countdown. Here's one of his 1169 saves, this one against Red Deer.
Goalie Calvin Pickard makes a stick save on a shot from the Red Deer Rebels on Nov. 2.
Canon 7D, 155mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1000th, Manual
11) As I've said before, I didn't follow hockey before I started shooting for the Thunderbirds. All I really knew about the game was that it was really fast and players were allowed to fight (with a five minute penalty, though). Being one of the bigger teams in the league, the T-Birds have really thrown their weight around for the first part of the season, making sure to hit the opposing team and even fighting them if need be. One of the bigger fighters on the team is Jacob Doty, who is frequently making sure the opposing team leaves the game black and blue.
Jacob Doty lands a punch on Prince George center Greg Fraser during a game Oct. 29.
Canon 7D, 185mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
10) Once December rolled around, it was time to plan for the T-Bird's Christmas Card. It was up to me to shoot the photo that would be on the card, something I've never done before. After scouting out the location and perfecting my exposure for the surroundings, the players arrived and we got down to business. I'll tell you right now this photo isn't the best team photo ever taken, but I'm quite proud of it and the way it looked on the card, so I decided to put it on this list.
Happy Holidays from the Seattle Thunderbirds!
Canon 7D, 50mm, 1000 ISO, f/10, 1/25th, Manual
9) I'm always looking for non-action photos to shoot. Not only does it give me something to focus on while the game's not being played, but it showcases particular events that might not have been seen by everyone. One of my favorite detail shots from the half-year is this photo taken during a particularly chippy game against Medicine Hat.
Jacob Doty leans over and tries to intimidate the Medicine Hat player across from him before a faceoff at center ice during a Nov. 30 game.
Canon 7D, 200mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
8) It's not common to see a goalie get checked hard on a play, but it does happen on occasion. When it does, it can make a cool photo to see the two players all sprawled out. That happened in the Medicine Hat game; an action I thought was sure to lead to an all-out brawl between the teams. It didn't but it did lead to a cool photo…
Calvin Pickard is run into by Medicine Hat center Wacey Hamilton during a Nov. 30 game.
Canon 7D, 160mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
7) One thing I have noticed through the first 33 games is that the Thunderbirds fans are pretty good at making noise. When I went over to Kennewick for the Tri-City away game on Dec. 10, I was surprised at how quiet those fans were during part of the game. To commemorate them, I'm always looking for photos of T-Birds fans to put in the blog. Normally I have a requirement that they need to be in T-Birds gear, but I waived that Dec. 14 when the group in Calvin's Corner kept yelling at Spokane goalie James Reid whenever he ventured to that side of the ice.
Fans in Calvin's Corner try to get Spokane goalie James Reid to lose focus during a Dec. 14 game.
Canon 7D, 160mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
6) This fan, however, showed his T-Birds colors well during the Medicine Hat game. The more I look at this photo, the more I like it. Not only is it taken at a cool angle (from the catwalks), but the look on his face—particularly that smirk—adds some nice emotion to it. He looks proud to display that Thunderbirds scarf, and in turn I'm proud to call this photo one of the six best shots I took during the first half.
A fan displays a Thunderbirds scarf during a timeout in a Nov. 30 game against Medicine Hat.
Canon 7D, 150mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/400th, Manual
5) Here's my favorite photo of Calvin Pickard I've taken so far. This might be ranked higher on this list—and would definitely be the best shot of a Calvin Pickard save—if this was in fact a save; this is actually a shot of a Tri-City goal. I took this early enough in the play, however, for it to look like a decent photo Pickard doing well. No matter what the result of the play, however, it's a nice looking photo and nice enough to be number five.
Tri-City center Mason Wilgosh sneaks a shot past goalie Calvin Pickard during an Oct. 26 game.
Canon 7D, 130mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
4) You may have noticed that so far all of the action photos on the list were either taken from above (the photos with a background that consists of ice) or from the box in between the benches (where the background is the goal or the boards around the rink). Well, coming in at number four is my first action shot taken from behind the glass at one end of the rink (#7—the photo of the group in Calvin's Corner—was taken from the side, but I don't consider that an action photo). It was taken fairly recently, at the game where I finally realized how to shoot from behind the glass ((Home) Game 12: Thunderbirds Unlucky Against Americans). You'll also notice that three of the top four photos were taken in December, further suggestion I've finally realized how to shoot hockey. It took long enough, now didn't it… 😛 Anyway, here's number four!
Left wing Marcel Noebels evades an attempt to dislodge the puck by from Tri-City center Brooks Macek during a Dec. 11 game.
Canon 7D, 70mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
3) When I saw number three happen I immediately became excited. I immediately knew I had this really cool play when it happened; once the puck was cleared from the Seattle end and there wasn't a danger of missing a play, I chimped the photo (photographer jargon for looking at the LCD screen) to see if I really had got it. A wide smile crept along my face once I had; I think that was the most excited I've ever been over a photograph. It really is a cool photograph, and important, too. Check out this goal-saving grab Dave Sutter made on the puck.
Defenseman Dave Sutter saves a goal by grabbing the puck out of the air just before it crosses the red line during a game against Medicine Hat Nov. 30.
Canon 7D, 90mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1600th, Manual
2) I remember telling you I had a portfolio-worthy shot during the blog post I first shared number two with you. It is also one of the few head-on offensive shots I've taken this year since I haven't found much success shooting through glass yes. I'm really happy with the way this shot turned out, although I do wish the shot featured in the photo was just as successful.
Left wing Chance Lund takes a shot on the Tri-City goal during a Dec. 11 game.
Canon 7D, 70mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1600th, Manual
1) And now for the moment we've all been waiting for and the best shot I've taken so far this year… As I said before, three of the top four photos were taken in December, and we can expand that out to a whopping eight of the top ten. That means throughout the year I've really improved my hockey shooting, so it's only natural to guess my top photo is from December, right? Well it's not from December. Or November. Or even October for that matter. That's right, the single best photo I've taken came from the one home game in September and the first regular season hockey game I've ever shot. Crazy, right? I'll let you see the photo before I talk about why I picked this as number one…
Colin Jacobs celebrates a goal in front of the Portland bench during the home opener against the Winterhawks Sept. 25.
Canon 7D, 70mm, 1600 ISO, f2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
This photo shows just about everything you need to know about that opening night game: that the Thunderbirds were fired up and playing well enough to celebrate (visible in Jacobs' face) and it shows some dejection in the Winterhawks' player behind Jacobs. Furthermore, the spotlight on Jacobs makes him jump out at the viewer and the stick and shoulder in the foreground give a nice frame to Jacobs to really draw your eye to him. That is why I'm calling this the best photo I've taken this season, and a photo I'm proudly displaying in my portfolio.
Well there you have it: the top 17 photos of the Thunderbirds' season so far! What plays will there be for me to capture during the second half? Find out tonight when the Thunderbirds take on the Spokane Chiefs at 7:05 at the ShoWare Center! I'll be there, will you?
Do you agree with my selections? Did I miss something that deserves to be in this post? Let me know in the comments section below while you wait for 7:05 to come!
'Til tonight, go T-Birds!
Game 13: T-Birds Fall to Chiefs
Welcome back to Bird Watching where in this edition, we'll take a look at photos from the game Dec. 14 against the Spokane Chiefs (yes I know I'm running massively behind, but I should be able to catch up soon). Before we dive into the Spokane photos, though, I'd like to remind you all to check out the video T-Birds videographer Nicholas Kocan made from the Christmas card photoshoot a few weeks ago. It gives a good look into how we managed to fit 23 hockey players and one bird onto half a carousel (without it breaking, might I add) long enough to grab a photo. There are even some clips of me in action in there, something I'm not used to seeing since I'm normally behind the lens! In case you missed it, here's the video link: http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1248832318432&oid=88453342812&comments.
Now onto the photos! The T-Birds were again without goalie Calvin Pickard who was trying out for the Canadian National Junior team for the upcoming World Junior Championships. Between the pipes for Pickard was backup goalie Michael Salmon, who was making just his third start of the year. Salmon and the T-Birds played well in the first period, keeping even with the Chiefs at one goal apiece and Salmon made more than a few nice saves and plays on the puck. Here's one of them now, where he (center), along with defenseman Dave Sutter (left), and left wing Marcel Noebels (center left) blocked an early attempt from Spokane.
Canon 7D, 140mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1600th, Manual
Just a bit later he made another save, this one unassisted. Need help finding the puck in this one (like I originally did)? Hint: look in the crease in Salmon's leg pad.
Goalie Michael Salmon stretches his leg out to block a shot from Spokane left wing Colin Valcourt in the first period.
Canon 7D, 100mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1600th, Manual
The Thunderbirds didn't just play defense in the first period; they were on offense for a good portion of the period and earned 10 shots on the Spokane goal. Here's one of those shots, this one by Marcel Noebels.
Left wing Marcel Noebels takes a shot on Spokane goalie James Reid. Reid blocked the attempt with his stick.
Canon 7D, 175mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1600th, Manual
Here's a shot of a nice play by defenseman Scott Ramsay. Despite having falling to the ice, Ramsay was still able to get his stick through Spokane center Kenton Miller's feet and poke the puck away. The angle I have for this isn't the best (behind the goal and to the left of it would have produced the best shot of the play), but I still like the photo. Check it out for yourself…
Canon 7D, 98mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1600th, Manual
A bit after Ramsay's poke, Seattle scored their first goal. Center Travis Toomey collected a rebound off James Reid and buried it in the back of the net, tying the score at 1-1. Unfortunately I didn't get the goal itself—I couldn't find the puck during the rebound—but I did get the celebration afterwards.
Center Travis Toomey (back) and right wing Burke Gallimore (front) celebrate Toomey's goal late in the first period.
Canon 7D, 160mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1600th, Manual
True to the rivalry between the Thunderbirds and the Chiefs, there were three fights during the game. The first one came 18 minutes in, and it featured Scott Ramsay and Spokane left wing Darren Kramer.
Canon 7D, 175mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1600th, Manual
Now for the second period. The Thunderbirds earned 14 shots on goal, two of which I've captured below.
Marcel Noebels takes a shot on Spokane goalie James Reid early in the second period.
Canon 7D, 70mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
Defenseman Brenden Dillon fires a slapshot towards the Spokane goal before Spokane center Steven Kuhn can block the attempt.
Canon 7D, 80mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
Left wing Mitch Elliot (right) has the puck stolen by Spokane right wing Matt Marantz before Elliot while approaching the Spokane goal.
Canon 7D, 70mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
And here're a few more photos from the second period. And yes, this is the second game in a row where I've gotten good stuff from behind the glass. Dare I say it I've finally figured out how to shoot this lovely game?
Charles Wells (left) and Travis Toomey (right) battle for the puck with Spokane defenseman Tanner Mort.
Canon 7D, 70mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
Burke Gallimore uses his stick to prevent Spokane's Matt Marantz from getting to the puck.
Canon 7D, 125mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
That night, there was a group in Calvin's Corner, a section of seats to the left of the north goal that sits right on the glass. When there's no group in that section, I'll generally sit in there with the other photographers since it offers a good view of the north half of the ice and the T-Birds bench. Anyways, the group in Calvin's Corner was an active one that night. Here's a shot of them yelling at James Reid for him to go back to his goal…
Canon 7D, 195mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/500th, Manual
And here's one of them voicing their opinions of Spokane players while the Chiefs went back to their locker room for the second intermission.
Canon 7D, 70mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/500th, Manual
Thanks for being so loud that night, Calvin's Corner. You guys were great!
With that second intermission over, it's on to the third period. I took my usual third period spot—between the benches—and started firing away. Unfortunately, so did the Spokane Chiefs. Here's one of their goals during the period, where Spokane left wing Collin Valcourt snuck a goal past Michael Salmon.
Canon 7D, 145mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
Here's a small series of photos (two to be exact) of Burke Gallimore doing everything possible to avoid Spokane defenseman Reid Gow, who was lying on the ice after knocking the puck away from Gallimore. Gallimore gets some pretty good air on his jump over Gow; I'd rate it about a 7.5, don't you think?
Canon 7D, 70mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
Canon 7D, 70mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
Here, defenseman Erik Bonsor knocks the puck away from Spokane right wing Mitch Holmberg.
Canon 7D, 180mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
The third period wasn't an easy one for the Thunderbirds. They allowed Spokane to take 15 shots on goal, of which five of those shots ended up in the net. After the last goal, Michael Salmon was pulled. While skating back to the bench, center Colin Jacobs had some words of encouragement to the T-Birds' netminder.
Canon 7D, 175mm, 1250 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
Now, apparently to keep me from getting a big head, the Photo Gods decided to have the Chiefs block my view down the ice with their sticks. Naturally, my autofocus picked the sticks to focus on instead of the players beyond them. This photo wasn't an intentional artsy-type photo; it was just an accident. You can barely tell that Mitch Elliot is checking a Spokane player into the boards.
Canon 7D, 70mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
Being down big didn't keep the T-Birds from fighting back. Here, Burke Gallimore sends a late shot towards the Spokane goal.
Canon 7D, 70mm, 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
That's It for the Spokane game. Now a couple of blog notes…
Hopefully I'll be getting the photos and video up from my trip to Kennewick for the Tri-City game there on the 10th up just after Christmas. That's the next post going up. Also, there won't be any shots from the Portland game on the 18th, unfortunately. I was shooting at Seattle U during that game so I missed all of it. Don't worry, however, for I will be at the game on the 28th and will have shots from that soon after.
Also, is there anything different you guys want to see? Do you have an angle you'd like me to shoot from or is there a story you'd like me to tell? I want to hear some feedback from you as to where I should take this blog. Let me know in the comments section below!
'Til next time, go T-Birds!


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Student visa to Belarus
Nowadays about 15,000 foreign students receive higher education in the universities of the Republic of Belarus. According to the National Statistical Committee of the Republic of Belarus in 2018 the largest number of foreign students arrives in the Republic of Belarus from Turkmenistan, Russia, Iran and China. The Republic of Belarus also has students from India, Sri Lanka, Lithuania, Latvia, Ukraine, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Israel and some African countries.
As a rule, the university in which a foreign student plans to enter helps to receive a student visa to Belarus. The obtaining of a student visa takes as follows:
1) Preparation of the invitation letter by the university and approval of the invitation letter by the Citizenship and Migration Department (as a rule, a student sends his/her copy of the passport to the university in advance);
2) Receipt of a visa by a student.
The obtaining of a student visa to Belarus by a student can be:
1) At the airport of the Republic of Belarus on arrival;
2) At the Belarusian Embassy abroad.
In case a student receives a student visa at the airport on arrival the university has to register an invitation letter at the Division for the Admission of Foreigners of the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the airport not later than some working days before the expected date of arrival of a foreign student to the Republic of Belarus. A representative of the university also shall meet a foreign student at the airport on arrival and assist a student to receive a visa (here you can find the information how to get to the city center from Minsk National Airport).
As a rule, a university provides an invitation letter for a single entry student visa for a period not exceeding 2 (two) months. A foreign student arrives in Belarus on this student visa for taking entrance examinations or direct submission of document to the Preparatory Department. Immediately after admission and during the validity of the visa the university issues a foreign citizen with the documents for receiving temporary residence permit, on the basis of which a foreign student can stay in the Republic of Belarus all the academic year. In the next academic year the above mentioned temporary residence permit shall be extended for a year, and in that way to graduation.
In case a foreign student made a decision to leave the Republic of Belarus (for example, during the holidays to visit parents), he/she can apply for the exit-entry visa. This kind of visa allows the student to leave the Republic of Belarus and return safely during the validity period of the visa.
In case of expulsion of a student from the university a temporary residence permit shall be canceled and the student is issued an exit visa of the Republic of Belarus in order for the student to leave the Republic of Belarus and return home.
Receiving a student visa in the Republic of Belarus in any case connected to that educational institution in which you are planning to enter; in this case the university acts as an inviting organization.
If a foreign student enters a university of the Republic of Belarus through the agent or organization that provides consulting services for admission to the higher educational institutions of the Republic of Belarus, as a rule, the agent pursues the issues of the invitation, accommodation, registration, medical examination and receiving of a residence permit.

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In this conversation with Virtual Reality Music Video Director, Rob McCarty, we learn all about his work with VR and 360-degree video, the differences between the two and the challenges of working with virtual reality projects.
1) Tell us a bit about your background. (1:14)
2) How did you get into VR? What was your first experience like? (2:13)
3) What's your favorite VR experience as of today and why? (3:23)
4) For those that are new to 360-degree video, explain how it works? What's the difference between that and traditional VR? (5:52)
5) Do you add any interactivity in your music videos, or are they straight cinematic vr? Do you see yourself doing this in the future? Does it even make sense to do that in a music video? (7:22)
6) What camera do you recommend (or you prefer to use) for shooting music videos? (11:17)
7) What are some of the challenges when shooting a video in 360-degree? (12:25)
8) What about movement? How do you prevent people from getting sick when they watch your video via an HMD? (20:23)
9) Do you preview your edits in a headset? (22:09)
10) Describe what VR will be like in the year 2025. It can be what you think it will be and/or what you'd like it to be. (24:25)
11) If people want to get a hold of you, how can they do that? (26:25)


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A Davidson County man was charged with stealing items and breaking into several locations, including Jack's Car Wash and Jet Stream Car Wash, according to the Davidson County Sheriff's Office and Lexington Police Department.
Barrie Lee Gathings Jr., 36, of 345 Koontz Road, was charged with three counts of breaking and entering, three counts of larceny after breaking and entering, larceny, obtaining property by false pretense, possession of a stolen firearm, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, misdemeanor injury to real property and misdemeanor breaking into a coin operated machine.
On Oct. 24, the Sheriff's Office said Gathings stole several items from Jack's Car Wash, including currency, a coin operated machine hopper, a coin operated machine bill tray and a computer database hard drive. The stolen property was valued at $2,825.
Police reported that sometime between Oct. 28 and Oct. 29, the suspect broke into and stole a coin machine at Jet Stream Car Wash. Gathings used a truck to remove the coin machine from its brick stand, according to authorities. The stolen property was valued at $2,250 — $2,000 for the coin machine and $250 in cash. Police said Gathings caused $1,000 worth of damage to the brick work.
The Sheriff's Office said Gathings was also charged with breaking into a residence and stealing a .220 Swift bolt-action rifle and a Colt 2000 9 mm pistol. Additionally, Gathings was charged with breaking into another location and stealing a 55-inch Toshiba television and an acoustic guitar valued at $1,100.
Gathings is being held under a $125,000 secured bond. His court date is Nov. 27.


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At yesterday's presser, the president adamantly defended his original statement that the fault lies with bigotry on "many sides" and reiterated that "there's blame on both sides" for what happened. He said that the rallying white supremacists and Nazis had been treated "unfairly" by the media, and that there "were very fine people on both sides." No doubt, many of the top officials around Trump are deeply disturbed or horrified by all of this.
But this leaked dismay is undercut by an inconvenient fact: The White House subsequently circulated a set of talking points that doubled down on Trump's comments, in effect confirming them as the official White House position. The Weekly Standard posted the talking points, and here are the key ones:
- The President was entirely correct — both sides of the violence in Charlottesville acted inappropriately, and bear some responsibility.
- Despite the criticism, the President reaffirmed some of our most important Founding principles: We are equal in the eyes of our Creator, equal under the law, and equal under our Constitution.
- He has been a voice for unity and calm, encouraging the country to "rediscover the bonds of love and loyalty that brings us together as Americans."…
- The President condemned the hate groups fueled by bigotry and racism over the weekend, and did so by name yesterday, but for the media that will never be enough.
This is nothing but a contemptible effort to defend the indefensible, and everyone around Trump — with the exception, perhaps, of Stephen K. Bannon — knows it. The White House's official position is that Trump was correct in dividing the blame between (on one side) white supremacists, Nazis and Klansmen, and (on the other) those protesting their racism, hatred and belief in the inferiority of African Americans, Jews and other minorities.
Yet, despite this, the White House talking points also tell us that Trump reaffirmed our ideals of equality. It is true that Trump yesterday mouthed words of condemnation for "hatred" and "bigotry." But then Trump — whose campaign relentlessly demonized Muslims and Latino immigrants for at least a year straight — promptly demolished his own expression of censure by suggesting that those sentiments are divided between the racists and those appalled by their virulent racism, or that this racism is not fully to blame for the outbreak of deadly violence. This suggestion will only further embolden white supremacist groups, as Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) expressed well:
The #WhiteSupremacy groups will see being assigned only 50% of blame as a win.We can not allow this old evil to be resurrected 6/6— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) August 15, 2017
And so, the notion that Trump has been a "voice for unity and calm," as the White House talking points tell us, is the opposite of the truth. Trump may have made continued racial strife and violence — and perhaps more deaths of innocents — more likely, not less. By the way, Trump also seemed to defend the rally-goers' opposition to the removal of a statue of Robert E. Lee, asking rhetorically whether this would ultimately lead to the removal of statues of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. As The Post's editorial board points out, Trump deliberately blurred the moral line between the removal of statues that were explicitly erected as monuments to white supremacy, and ones that weren't. This, too, will likely further embolden white supremacist groups.
In this context, the professed, anonymously-leaked dismay from top officials takes on much more significance. Experts in extremist activity also predict Trump's response to Charlottesville will further embolden white supremacist groups; those groups themselves say that they are emboldened; and more rallies are planned, which will serve as a test for the staying power of their movement. Yesterday, Trump gave these groups more reason than ever to feel energized — and the White House has flatly reiterated that Trump's comments were "entirely correct."
This is the White House these officials work for and have associated themselves with. Leaked murmurs of trepidation from them will achieve zero distance from it or from Trump's racism and veiled lending of succor to escalating white supremacist activity. And they will be further stained by all that is to come.
* ANOTHER POLL FINDS TRUMP'S APPROVAL IN THE TOILET: A new Marist poll finds Trump's approval at a low point of 35 percent. Note this:
When it comes to his signature slogan, "Make America Great Again," only 36 percent of Americans say the president is winning compared with 59 percent who characterize him as losing. 75 percent of Republicans believe the president is making good on this campaign promise compared with 10 percent of Democrats and 35 percent of independents.
That three quarters of Republicans may well continue believing Trump is Making America Great Again no matter how low this presidency sinks.
* TRUMP RAGES AT UNFAIR MEDIA TREATMENT OF HIM: Trump again backslid to blaming "many sides" for Charlottesville yesterday, erasing his Monday statement, and the New York Times reports on what happened in the interim:
No sooner had he delivered the Monday statement than he began railing privately to his staff about the news media. He fumed to aides about how unfairly he was being treated, and expressed sympathy with nonviolent protesters who he said were defending their "heritage," according to a West Wing official. He felt he had already given too much ground to his opponents, the official said.
This is largely about Trump not wanting to be seen capitulating to the media. It's hard to disentangle the racism from the megalomania.
* TRUMP AIDES STOOD BY 'HELPLESSLY': The Associated Press adds this profoundly worrisome reporting about Trump's backslide to blaming "many sides":
Trump cannot be managed by others or steered away from damaging political land mines. His top aides were stunned by his comments, with some — including new chief of staff John Kelly — standing by helplessly as the president escalated his rhetoric. … As Trump talked, his aides on the sidelines in the lobby stood in silence. … Kelly crossed his arms and stared down at his shoes, barely glancing at the president.
Kelly probably had no illusions going in that Trump's behavior could be changed, and just hoped to install a process that might contain him. It isn't working.
* IS TRUMP AFRAID TO FIRE BANNON? At yesterday's presser, Trump was asked about his confidence in Bannon, and he said, "we'll see." Reuters reports on what might be going on:
"The president obviously is very nervous and afraid of firing him," a source close to the White House told Reuters. The source floated the possibility that Bannon could be demoted instead of fired, noting that he might turn into a harsh critic of the administration if he is forced out of the inner circle.
This is not very strong sourcing, but this seems at least plausible as a motive, since Bannon could presumably rally the Breitbart mob against Trump. It bears watching.
* REPORT: BANNON WAS 'PROUD' OF TRUMP'S PERFORMANCE: Bloomberg reports:
While some on the White House staff were alarmed by the fallout from the president's remarks Tuesday, others said they blamed the media for overblown coverage. A source close to Stephen Bannon, the president's chief strategist, said he was proud of the president's performance Tuesday.
With calls for Bannon's ouster escalating, one imagines this will be the subject of further reporting in coming days.
* TRUMP IS LYING ABOUT THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE: Trump has taken to saying that under him, "unemployment is at a record low." Glenn Kessler brings the facts:
The unemployment rate in July was 4.3 percent. It was 4.8 percent in January, when Trump took office, so it was already rather low. Moreover, six of the past 12 presidents could brag of an unemployment rate lower than 4.3 percent. It was as low as 4.2 percent under George W. Bush, 3.9 percent under Bill Clinton, 4.2 percent under Richard Nixon, 3.4 percent under Lyndon B. Johnson, 2.5 percent under Dwight D. Eisenhower and 2.7 percent under Harry Truman.
Yes, but in all those other cases, the unemployment rate was #FakeNews. Remember when Sean Spicer debased himself by actually saying something like this?
* AND IT'S TIME FOR … ANOTHER RALLY!!! NPR's Tamara Keith reports that Trump is set to hold a rally next Tuesday in Arizona.
The cascading cheers that will rain down on Trump will of course confirm that the American people are fully behind his refusal to full-throatedly condemn Nazis and white supremacists and that all the criticism is just so much #FakeNews.


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I'm presenting a new performative reading entitled Nothing As We Need It at Gestures: Writing That Moves Between, The Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, 15/16 February.
With glitches, chimeras, voices and words bewitched.
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I'm presenting a new performative reading entitled Nothing As We Need It at Gestures: Writing That Moves Between, The Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, 15/16 February.
With glitches, chimeras, voices and words bewitched.
On Friday 16th November I'm speaking and reading at Words on the Move, a series organised by Marina Warner and Luke Williams at Birkbeck London.
Information here: http://www.bbk.ac.uk/events/remote_event_view?id=3122
More sonic dreams and nightmares on RIC Journal:
Tristan Foster and I began an email correspondence last year, when he interviewed me for 3:AM Magazine. The exchange continued for months after that, as we agreed to experiment with the usual demands of the interview format, and allow the threads of our conversation to unravel over a longer period of time. The second part, now published on Minor Literature[s], is mainly focused on Tristan's book Letter to the Author of the Letter to the Father (out on Transmission Press next month). It is called Spirit Training
I've started to record.
I could write pages around context and motives for this; in due time.
For now, you can listen to the first instalment on the ever-visionary RIC Journal, where the more-than-visionary Saudamini Deo and Philippe Charlier have welcomed this piece:
When I was asked to contribute to the Visiting Practitioners Lecture Series at LCC on Thursday 19 April, I knew this would be a great chance for me to begin and re-read my three books as chapters of one book; and to begin and hear the less deliberate yet present echoes and returns in the three of them, and to begin to sense where chapter 4 might rebegin. I started indexing the three books, and my attention was driven as much to the echoes and premonitions (the thread around sigh, breath, necessity and Ananke is not yet exhausted: I know this, having spent the last few months re-reading Calasso and Hillman) as to the lacunae and what is still unspoken. I realised how these books do not seek explanation but connections: to be in other ears and eyes, and to nest in them.
Maybe chapter 4 will rewrite or paraphrase these books inside-out: from their inner lining, lingering on words such as chance, taste, quietude.
Meanwhile, this Thursday: old songs, speechlessness, a post-punk band from Italy, some Robert Aldrich. And this, from John Cage's Lecture on Something:
My essay on Anna Maria Ortese's forgotten book from the 1950s, Il mare non bagna Napoli, now available in English from New Vessel Press, was published last week on Minor Literature[s]. I call it a diptych: it started as a review, and developed into a series of considerations through the book (untranslated, translated) into other realms – which is, incidentally, one of the reasons I continue to enjoy writing around books: I become more and more drawn to what can be made to exist in the periphery of a given text, what impressions I can bring that exceed its boundaries.
Here's an excerpt, with the usual amount of badly concealed self-reflection:
My aim […] is to begin to ask and reflect on how cultural lineage is established and how we can choose to take it as given, or question it, or reshape it; on hegemonies and canons; on visibility and systems of amplification; on what is legitimised, and how; on chance, supreme gatekeeper and supreme facilitator: because after all, a nod in passing by a renowned author is not a guarantee of visibility, and yet at one point in time, such incidental mention happens to be picked up, and magnified. My aim here is to step aside from the main point of comparison […] and, by doing so, invite a glance more askew, invite a reading which does not exclusively rely on references easily found on our doorstep […] It is a question of texture in critical understanding; the necessity to get away with laziness and dullness. What do we instantly, and easily compare books to? Which emotional and cultural scenarios do we read them against and with? What happens if we choose to omit the most immediate of these, and search elsewhere to articulate our reading? If we attempt to listen in more closely, what can be heard which is usually barely perceived because it has no means of amplification, or because certain sounds are best heard when quiet? What can be afforded by a glance from the periphery, a barely audible signal?
Untranslated, Translated: Il mare non bagna Napoli/Neapolitan Chronicles by Anna Maria Ortese
My new book Singed: Muted Voice-Transmissions, After The Fire is now published by Equus Press.
I exchanged some thoughts around the book with Tristan Foster on 3:AM Magazine.
I spent the end of last summer, and the rest of the year, reading everything by Isak Dinesen I could get hold of. As ever, this compelling proximity in reading leads me to attempt to write, or to think of writing, and the closer the proximity, the harder writing becomes, and urgent, and necessary — and how charged, and meaningful, those states of speechlessness are — when you think writing is impossible and when you perceive writing has to happen somehow nonetheless: it will have to take some form, it will — and how much material is worked through in those states of apparent stillness.
I started to put myself deliberately in this type of situations since last year's texts on Marlene van Niekerk's The Swan Whisperer and on Clarice Lispector. Drawn to the state of speechlessness generated by sustained closeness to certain artworks (the condition of aesthetic perception James Hillman writes so eloquently about in The Thought of the Heart and The Soul of the World, more on which in my next book), and wondering how to rebegin to articulate words in such states — by means of small variance, interference and noise.
I'd been trying to write around Isak Dinesen's The Blank Page for months, failing and failing, until my eyes rested on a photocopy of the story I'd made to take with me while travelling, and on a picture I'd made of the same photocopy, as seen though the cracked screen of my iPad. To actually work with the page, in writing around a story about a page, and to work with different levels of concealment, distortion and deception in a story all formulated around ambiguity and deception, seemed to be the only way I could articulate my thoughts while avoiding clichés on silence and trite references to the High Priests of Silence.
The text is published on this month's issue of Numéro Cinq.
P.S. It might be worth wondering whether all the annotations on the photocopy came before or after or during the actual writing of the piece — as some of you might know from reading En Abime and F.M.R.L., I am more attracted to what certain unexpected formal devices allow me to say and to layer in writing, rather than sticking to any presentation of a document/record as keeper of unmovable truths. Nothing to explain, much to experience.
Those of you who are familiar with my book F.M.R.L. will be aware of the importance of Michel Leiris' writing in that project; in particular, the way his texts were often generated by sounding clues, and misreadings contributed to meaning—all of which enabled my material/sensuous/sounding reading of L'Afrique Fantôme in Chapter 12.
I've now reviewed Leiris' Nights as Day, Days as Night (Spurl Editions, tr. Richard Sieburth) for Minor Literature[s]:
Michel Leiris had been dreaming at least since 1923, if we believe the first date noted in his collection of dream journals Nuits sans nuit et quelques jours sans jour. Before 1923 however, the collection opens with an undated text labelled as 'Very Old Dream', shifting back the beginning of Leiris' dreamwriting to a much less clear origin, suggesting hazier chronological and perceptual limits for his project. Where do dreams begin, and when? Do they begin at the edge of writing, or is the writing of dreams a translucent surface that allows them to be perceived in spite of words and through and beyond them?


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Debbie Silverstein, State Director
Debbie taught Middle School Earth Science and High School Math for 30 years in the Stow, Munroe Falls City School District. In addition to her teaching duties, Debbie served in various capacities in her local teachers' association and was active in bargaining and grievance processing. She became active in SPAN in 2008, first as a local leader, then as Regional Coordinator for Region 6 and now as the State Director.
Johnathon Ross, M.D., SPAN Ohio Secretary
Dr. Johnathon Ross is a past president of Physicians for a National Health Program, a national health reform group with over 18,000 members (PNHP). He is a graduate of Cornell University and received his medical degree in 1975 from the Medical College of Ohio at Toledo. In addition to his medical degree, he has a master's degree in health policy and administration from the School of Public Health of the University of Michigan. He is an Associate Clinical Professor of Internal Medicine at the University of Toledo College of Medicine and currently practices and teaches general internal medicine at St Vincent Mercy Medical Center, a 500 bed center city teaching hospital in Toledo, Ohio. His experience inside the health insurance industry convinced him of the logic and need for a national health insurance program.
Barbara Walden, SPAN Ohio Treasurer
Barbara Walden worked for BCTGM Local 19 and IBT Local 507 for 35 years, ending with her retirement in 2000. Providing health care for members, what to cover and how to pay for it, was a constant concern. In 1996 she attended the Founding Convention of the Labor Party, and a major plank in their platform was achieving single-payer health care. The Party's intense dedication to this cause inspired her, and in 2001 she joined with other health care activists in the Cleveland area to help establish what is now known as SPAN Ohio.
Brad Cotton, MD, Executive Committee
Brad Cotton is honored to have served almost 40 years in emergency medicine. Brad began working as an EMT and as an emergency department (ED) tech in 1978, graduating from the Kent State University School of Nursing 1982. Brad worked 3 years for the City of Cleveland EMS, while working part-time as an RN at St. Luke's ED and also taking requisite pre-med science courses at Cleveland State.
Brad graduated from the Ohio State University College of Medicine 1991 and OSU emergency medicine residency in 1994. Brad worked 15 years at Adena Regional Medical Center, serving as EMS Medical Director for Ross County and on the Ohio Region V EMS Advisory Board. Brad published research work done with Ross County EMS EKG transmission to the emergency department that resulted in revision of Ohio EMS Board rules. Leaving Adena in 2011 when the corporatization of medicine became such that all the ED physicians left, Brad now works at Mt. Carmel St. Ann's ED, the 3rd busiest adult ED in Columbus.
Brad notes that the ED is "the overwhelmed lifeboat of a sinking Titanic health care system, and, as on the Titanic, the 1% is surviving, while the rest of us are locked below decks to drown." Brad is passionate about health care justice as he is face to face every day with all those good deserving Americans who fix our cars, wait on us at Wal-Mart, cut our hair who suffer immensely from our profits first, care second private insurance based non-system. Brad's faith as a Quaker sustains his activism, believing that all persons are sacred and that we are called to work for compassion and justice for all. Brad is most excited about serving to advance the mission of the Ohio Single Payer Action Network.
Brad is married to Toye, whom he met when both were volunteers for Circleville EMS. Brad finds it romantic that he and Toye were both RNs when they married. Brad and Toye have raised a number of children, hers, theirs, and now three grandchildren. Lastly, Brad shares that "Working for health care justice is working for a livable future for us all."
Bill Davis, Executive Committee
Bill Davis is a healthcare activist devoted to seeing that our healthcare system become more equitable and accessible for healing the sick, supporting the weak and comforting the afflicted, no matter what a person's circumstance.
Since 2009, Bill has attended the annual SPAN Conference in Columbus. He has also attended two national Single Payer strategy conferences and several seminars sponsored by Physicians for a National Health Program. He has read many books and articles on the subject of healthcare reform.
Although not a clinician, Bill is a member of PNHP and spent the last nine years of a career in information technology at a local health system, so he has some first-hand knowledge of what goes on in hospitals and doctors' offices and the attending waste. Since retiring in 2016, he has spent much of his time speaking to people and listening to their concerns about healthcare.
Bob Krasen, Executive Committee
Bob Krasen was a Catholic priest for 17 years in 4 parishes in the Diocese of Cleveland, an occupation which helped him develop a social conscience. He worked in social services in Columbus until retirement in 2006, when he became an activist for "health care for all" in SPAN Ohio.
Matt Noordsij-Jones, MD, Executive Committee
Dr. "NJ" received his M.D. from Medical College of Wisconsin. He recently completed his Internal Medicine and Pediatrics residency at Wright State University. NJ has a B.S. in biochemistry and genetics from the University of Wisconsin at Madison. While there, he served as a research assistant for UW Hospitals in the area of pediatric infectious disease, studying osis. Following his undergraduate career, he worked in Boston as a biochemical analyst. Med-peds intrigues NJ because he enjoys the complexity of medicine as well as the personal aspect of pediatrics. In his spare time, NJ enjoys running, rowing, and gardening/landscaping. He also won two gold medals, a silver, and a bronze in the Rowing National Championship.
Tim Kettler, Executive Committee
Tim Kettler is a resident of Coshocton County where he lives with his wife Roberta and son Malcolm. Together they have operated Action Septic Service Inc. for the past 32 years. Tim is a member of the Board of Directors of Coshocton Environmental and Community Awareness Inc., a local environmental advocacy and educational non-profit. Politically, personally and professionally the issue of healthcare has been at the forefront of the challenges small businesses face and Tim has supported The Healthcare for All Ohioans Act since first joining the State Council in 2005. Tim is an Ohio EPA Certified Wastewater Operator and the scope and responsibility of his work is focused on outcomes that protect the public health. Through his personal, professional and community activities Tim has found himself along with the rest of us at the intersection of Health Care and Environmental Justice.


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but the music won't go to waste
i will put it through its digital paces
someone's got to be the artist
musical chairs
there are always trees
we've added many layers to life
stripping them away releases energy
it can be a crazy kinetic catastrophe
how many stuttering lung shudders
'til the exaltation of exhalation?
i don't know so i clutch myself, avoid the eyes
of the pirates rich and poor, corporate schemers
peasant bombers, suicide by suitcase
genocide, ecocide, i can't fight plans with plans
can only hope they stop trying to save the world
and i wouldn't take a drink, even if i knew
the world was going to end tomorrow, no
i've been through chemical apocalypse anyway
took the rain to subway stink sediment, sublevel three:
the mystery life level, no telling how long the game lasts
but tech hype pisses me off, it seems
no one wants to admit the curve is leveling
it seems that i quit following video games
when their rendering engines stopped improving
the dirty word is novelty, the filthy idea is its
lack thereof, should i even be saying this?
oh why the fuck not, i've been dancing around it forever,
been tripping me up on my own razorwire
might as well cut to the chase
i'm not sure if i'm healing
but i see more and more clearly how
sick my mind is, was, will be, and i'm sickly
extrapolating, loch nessing the monstrous map of
inscrutable territory, cross country but
Scotland's Mountains won't judge me and
i'll have to drive through New Jersey at some point.


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Deborah P Kolodji is a recipient of a Touchstone Distinguished Books Award for 2016 for her volume highway of sleeping towns (Pasadena, CA: Shabda Press, 2016). See the complete list of winners of both Individual Poem Awards and Distinguished Books Awards in the Touchstone Archives. … [Read more...]
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"It took me years before I saw their paintings except in reproductions, and then it was an amazing experience. I had thought that (Barnett) Newman was a hard-edge painter, until I saw the physicality of the paint, the scale, the softness of his lines. Actually seeing his art, his or de Kooning's or Lichtenstein's, gave a sense that maybe art was something I might do too. It made it real." - Bruce Nauman
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I you are interested in installing a ham or cb radio in your car, this two part tutorial should help. In these videos, you'll find out how to install a ham radio in a Jeep Liberty. It's a tricky task and requires that you make a few holes here and there, but in the end the result will be a car that has a useful ham radio in it. So good luck, be careful not to cut any wires, and enjoy!
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I love the change in seasons. The days are now longer, the sky is brighter and everything is waking up. Spring is the perfect time for a spruce. So we embraced the Spring air and jigged things around in our Studio. Feels as good as new.
The focal point is this magnificent photo of Elephants by David Yarrow. Available to buy from Porcupine Rocks. Please enquire.
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The good habits that we have due to wise disciplines, an uplifting environment, or inborn aptitude, form a groovy place that has a positive inertia of its own, reproducing good things without much additional effort. Such groovy habits and their ensuing results mold our character, who we are, and provide a foundation for launching who we want to be. Of course, our bad habits also mold us. Outside of us, there are also cascading waves of cause and effect, with their own inertia, for better or worse. These forces comprise nature, other people, our built environment, and the cultures in which we interface. Both within us and without us, change happens. Reality seems to beg for change. While using the past as a predictor of the future often seems to be the best we can do, such predictions are routinely wrong, and even in the most narrow contexts, such as quantum physics, such predictions, given all but the tiniest of time-frames, will ALWAYS be wrong! The present reality, no matter how groovy, good, bad, or indifferent, will be subject to unforeseen change — necessarily sow! Now, such uncertainty may seem foreboding, but this is the very space our soul snugly and freely resides, begging to experience the creation of new moments and situations. This is the ultimate groove. We each get a profoundly unique set of conditions every moment of our lives. We each get to contribute our own bit of change, our too sense, if you will. This is the rock to which our soles groove. May you be a groovy character who rocks on!


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It remains to be seen whether Mayor Matt Brown and Maureen Cassidy broke any rules within London City Council's code of conduct, but it certainly raises some questions.
One way to avoid any issues is to have a policy that would require disclosure of any romantic relationships, according to a labour lawyer from Toronto.
Howard Levitt is with Levitt LLP in Toronto and spoke with AM980.
"If you don't have disclosure, you have a situation where someone could be impacting the remuneration of someone else, and undisclosed to the company have an actual interest in the remuneration being higher or they could be giving them job assignments and they may not be entirely objective in job assignments, so disclosure is everything, especially with respect to superior subordinates," said Levitt.
Currently in London, there is no stipulation that says two councillors cannot have a relationship.


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I love grapefruit more than any other fruit. One thing that I really enjoy about this yellow round fruit, is that it is filled with delicious citrus acid and its packed with so many benefits. Here are some to keep in mind while they are still in season:
- Makes you feel full
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- They're refreshing
- This is a popular fruit for breakfast, simply because it is refreshing and why not start your day with a refreshing fruit? Before heading out the door in the morning, follow a piece of grapefruit after your bowl of cereal or pack the grapefruit juice and drink it on your way to work/school.
- Helps with Fatigue
- During the summer season, many of us are running around like a chicken without a head and we often experience fatigue. Especially in this busy summer season and the hot weather! Grapefruit contains Nootkatone, which serves a boost of energy. Feeling fatigue? grab a cold grapefruit drink with extra ice.
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Walmart work underway to revamp frozen food perceptions
Fresh has been the "sexy" play on food for the past several years as more consumers focus on buying fresh produce, deli and bakery items as opposed to canned and packaged alternatives carrying more sodium and preservatives.
Walmart has invested heavily in its fresh foods business, from working with suppliers to increase shelf life to more employee training on the best way to handle fruit and vegetables once it gets the products from suppliers. While Walmart has talked about efforts to revamp fresh foods, little has been said about the work going on in the retailer's frozen food business.
Laura Rush, vice president and divisional merchandise manager over frozen foods at Walmart, spoke to more than 50 suppliers and business people Wednesday (March 13) at the Greater Bentonville Area Chamber of Commerce's WalStreet Fireside Chat breakfast.
"Frozen is no longer taboo," Rush said. "Frozen foods are evolving through innovation."
She said about two years ago Walmart began to reinvigorate the frozen category that was all but forgotten amid the fresh craze. Rush said the retailer continues to work on revamping the frozen category, which is likely going to be a three-year journey. Rush said work is underway to re-create the shopping experience for consumers who might never travel the frozen aisles for anything but ice cream and chicken nuggets.
Rush said when she came to the frozen category from fresh bakery two years ago, she was surprised to see there were some healthier, fresher frozen products with clean labels hiding in the freezer cases – products like Caulipower pizza, a frozen product that was created by Gail Becker out of need. Becker left her corporate job to create tasty food for her two young sons with Celiac Disease. Becker, who also took part in the Fireside Chat, said she worked with Walmart as a startup and got her product in Walmart stores in September 2018, after launching the company the year before.
"Walmart took a chance on Caulipower. We were a new company trying to fit into a large ecosystem, but Walmart helped us every step of the way. It's hard to believe but we were actually in Walmart before we were in Sprout's," Becker said.
Becker said a void in the market, led her to start Caulipower geared toward those with severe gluten allergies. She said the brand has now become one of the top-selling better-for-you pizzas in the world.
Caulipower's pizza has a cauliflower crust, lean all-natural uncured turkey pepperoni without artificial ingredients. The brand also sells a three cheese, a Margherita, and a veggie with a plain or paleo crust version of the product.
Rush said products like Caulipower pizza are sometimes hard to find in the crowded freezer cases that have changed little in the past two decades. She said consumers rarely venture down the freezer aisles unless they dart straight for the ice cream, another category turned upside down by the Halo Top craze. Halo Top is a low-fat ice cream that reduced the calorie count by up to 1,000 calories per pint. Rush said the typical pint of Halo Top is 350 calories compared to 1,200 calories or more for popular full-cream varieties like Ben & Jerry's or Blue Bell.
Rush said Walmart is in the midst of changing the way innovative frozen products are merchandised. She said it will take some time, but she envisions frozen fruit being sold next to the fresh fruit. She said either works great in smoothies, but perishable fruits do have some preservatives to extend shelf life up to 5 days. She emphasized that the frozen fruit without added sugar and color preservatives is just as fresh, if not fresher.
Rush said she has learned at Walmart that quality is non-negotiable with consumers. She said the price is important, but consumers will not compromise on quality to save money. She said in the near future Walmart plans to turn its frozen business around like the fresh category. She said the innovative brands will be easier for consumers to find.
Rush said her friends and at least half of the audience polled on Wednesday said they did not regularly shop the frozen food section of the store. She said this has to change and Walmart will look for more ways to spotlight the frozen fresh foods so consumers can easily find them near the store perimeter where they tend to shop.
Sam Rockwell, a co-founder of Waffle Waffle & Happi Foodi, was also on the panel speaking about frozen food innovations. He said frozen food is the best way to get restaurant quality or better cuisine at home without cooking at home. His company works with Walmart to develop high quality, better-for-you foods that carry the coveted Whole 30 designation for consumers who follow the Paleo diet or those just trying to eat unprocessed foods.
Happi Foodi is also working with Walmart to elevate the perception around frozen foods. He said one of the first things Waffle Waffle and Happi Foodi did was make sure the heated product looks like what is presented on the packaging.
Dave Perkins, founder and CEO of Beetnik Foods, said during the meeting that consumers want clean labels and fresh quality at the right price. He said such metrics, primarily taste, either drive success or failure with frozen foods, just like every other part of the store.
"Frozen food shoppers are primarily looking for convenience. They are busy families looking for dinner options or quick lunches. But opportunity doesn't just exist around what people like to eat, it is also about what they can and cannot eat," Perkins said.
Like Becker, Perkins founded his food venture in search of healthy food options for his daughter who suffers from severe food allergies. Becker said he first linked up with Walmart at the Natural Product Expo. Beetnik sells frozen organic entrees across 7,000 retail outlets, including Walmart. He said frozen foods can be high quality and they don't contain all the preservatives as shelf-stable or some fresh foods. He also credited Walmart for being open to working with Beetnik in a collaborative fashion that benefits both sides.


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links i like
(OK, I admit… I have another very deep post idea, and it's taking me a while to put everything into words, so this "fluff post" is a good space filler for now! Enjoy!)
Every now and then, I like to tell you about some of the internet resources I really enjoy… in the hopes that you all can enjoy them, too! Note that I get no financial kick-back from any of these… I just really like 'em. 🙂
- Yoga With Adriene because… she keeps things human. No yoga egos in her videos. Just lots of good instruction, lots of free videos, and lots of support. She's a little zany, but I like it! She has a 30 Days of Yoga series going on right now–and it's great if you're new to exercise.
- Meditation Invitation If you want some guidance to get started meditating, this is a great place. Guided meditation sequences that are about 10 minutes long!
- 30 Healthy Popcorn Recipes A bit of a guilty pleasure, but this is a great list of ideas to make one of my favorite snacks (that I admit to eating drenched in butter) better for me! I've tried the taco/Dorito popcorn, and it's yum. Looking forward to trying more!
- Airbnb Since I talk with so many people who haven't heard of Airbnb, since I've used it and have enjoyed it, I'll mention it here. Take a look at the site, and you'll find people from around the world renting out rooms, portions of houses, full apartments… Great way to get to know other cultures as you travel!
- Afford Anything A blog about making savvy financial decisions so you really can afford anything. Paula has some strategies that even I hadn't thought of…
- Freakin Flyers Finally, another travel link. For those of you who are like me, and slowly working your way into the world of "travel hacking", or figuring out how to accumulate miles and points for all of your travel. I'm very much a novice, but have done an OK job on my last few trips. In fact, I think I'll sit back and read this one for a while, right now!
If you've found anything interesting (within reason… PG-rated here!)–feel free to share it! 🙂
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These are all excellent resources and being a popcorn freak also that was a pleasure to see! Dad


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Judges 12:1 And the men of Ephraim gathered themselues together, & wente northwarde, and sayde vnto Iephthah: Wherfore wenteste thou to fyght with the children of Ammon, & dydest not cal vs to go wt the? we wil therfore burne thine house vpon the, wyth fyre. Judges 12:2 And Iephthah sayde vnto them: I & my people were at greate stryfe with the children of Ammon. And I called you. But ye deliuered me not out of their handes. Judges 12:3 And when I sawe that ye delyuered me not, I put my lyfe in my handes & went vpon the chyldren of Ammon, And the Lorde delyuered them into my handes. Wherfore then are ye come vpon me to fyght wyth me. Judges 12:4 And Iephthah gathered together all the men of Galaad, and fought with the Ephraites. And the men of Galaad smote the Ephraites, because they sayd: Ye Galaadites are but runneagates of Ephraim among the Ephraites, and the Manassites. Judges 12:5 Moreouer the men of Galaad toke the passages of Iordan from the Ephraytes. And when those Ephraytes, that were escaped, sayde: let vs go ouer. Then the men of Galaad sayde vnto them: Ye are Ephraytes, and they sayde naye. Judges 12:6 Then the other answered: then saye Scyboleth. And they sayde Syboleth, and coulde not so pronounce, where vpon the other toke them, and slewe them at the passages of Iordan. And there were ouerthrowen at the tyme of the Ephraytes fourty thousande.
Judges 12:7 And when Iephthah had iudged Israel .vi. yere. he died, and was buryed in one of the cytyes of Galaad.
Judges 12:8 After thys man iudged Israel one Abezan of Bethlehem, Judges 12:9 and he had .xxx. sonnes, & .xxx. doughters, & sent also hys .xxx. doughters out, & toke .xxx. other in, for hys sonnes. And when Abezan had iudged Israel .vij. yere Judges 12:10 he dyed, and was buryed at Bethlehem.
Judges 12:11 And after him Elon a Zabulonite iudged Israel ten yere, and he dyed, Judges 12:12 and was buried in Aialon, in the countreye of Zabulon.
Judges 12:13 And after him, Abdon the sonne of Hellel a Pharathonite iudged Israell. Judges 12:14 And he had fourtye sonnes, and thyrtye neuewes, that rode on .lxx. asse coltes. And when Abdon the sonne of Helle the Pharatonite had iudged Israell .viij. yere, Judges 12:15 he dyed, and was buried in Pharthon, the land of Ephraim in the mount of the Amaleckites.


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Film lovers have long admired Isabelle Huppert as a fully committed performer who almost exclusively takes on challenging roles in challenging films. But a filmography of over 100 pictures is bound, if only by laws of statistics, to contain at least a little cinematic vin ordinaire.
"Souvenir," a slight romantic drama directed by Bavo Defurne and starring Ms. Huppert, is absolutely that.
The movie begins with images of bubbles in liquid, accompanied by a light, pleasant pop instrumental. We're meant to think it's a close-up of a glass of Champagne, but it's just an antacid tablet dissolving in water, introducing viewers to the quiet life of Liliane, played by Ms. Huppert.
She has an unglamorous job in the garnish department of a pâté factory, reads the feminist author Marilyn French on the bus ride home and watches quiz shows in her passable but plain apartment. But she has a past, as a young man who becomes a colleague discovers.
Years before, under the name Laura, she sang for France in a Eurovision song contest. A request from the colleague, Jean (Kévin Azaïs), to sing at a celebration for his father's cycling club, leads to both romance and a return to the stage. (And Ms. Huppert can sing, albeit in a narrow, understated range that's more reminiscent of Astrud Gilberto's "The Girl From Ipanema" than the ABBA-evoking chanteuse her character is reputed to have been.)
Her comeback yields, yes, a life of Champagne instead of antacid. The story is as predictable as they come, played out at such a low emotional temperature as to be practically ignorable. Which wouldn't necessarily be a problem if it offered something else worth paying attention to. Something else besides the endlessly watchable lead actress, that is.


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