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single-handed filibuster of SB5, a bill that would have seriously restricted access to abortion in the state of Texas. I started to watch it, fascinated by the courage and conviction of a person who would consent to standing without leaning, eating, taking bathroom breaks, or sitting for 13 hours to prove a point. I felt a certain kinship with someone who is so passionate about women's reproductive rights that she would endure that much discomfort to represent other women in her state and protect their rights.
I had to turn away when she began debating a Republican Senator who also happens to be a doctor on the specifics of the legislation. While I didn't disagree with her responses to him, my idealist response rose up like so much bile in my throat with each exchange. Each time he asked a question I heard my own words in my head:
Come up with all of the provisions you want. Call them what you want - safety measures, viability concerns, procedural details. I don't care. My position remains the same: medical decisions belong in the clinic. They ought to be made between a patient and his/her caregiver(s). We don't tell young men who haven't fathered children that they can't have a vasectomy. We don't tell obese people that they ought (or ought not) to have bariatric surgery. We trust those decisions to be made on a case-by-case basis between the patient and his or her doctor. We trust that the medical professional has the patient's best interest at heart and that they have been trained properly and that the circumstances are outside of our knowledge. I will not debate ANY abortion legislation with you under ANY circumstances. There is no condition under which I believe health care decisions ought to be made for an entire group of people at once by a legislative body. Period. Full stop.
It came down to the wire and, at times seemed as though Ms. Davis' filibuster was all for naught, but the eruption in the gallery prevented the lawmakers from taking a vote and, for today at least, SB5 was defeated.
The defeat of SB5 means that, at least for now, the majority of women in Texas will be trusted to make their own health care decisions about whether or not to terminate a pregnancy.
The defeat of DOMA and Prop. 8 means that same-sex couples will be trusted to enter in to committed relationships that will be recognized in 13 states.
While I am certain that there is a lot of frantic activity today to mount offensive attacks on women's rights to choose and marriage equality, for today I will revel in this news.
Hooray for those who would trust individuals to make their own decisions about their own private lives.
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Thursday, June 20, 2013
The Sky Isn't Falling
Two days ago, the US House of Representatives passed an ban on abortions nationwide after 20 weeks of pregnancy. While the measure didn't pass with flying colors (228-196), and while it afforded very minor exceptions, it had seismic ripple effects that resulted in a cascade of frantic emails begging me to donate money to every pro-choice organization I've ever (and some I've never) heard of.
Starting with the last Presidential election, I have been inundated with communications from the Democratic National Committee, Emily's List, Planned Parenthood, NARAL, etc., etc. They all have one thing in common: FEAR-MONGERING. I am sick of it. These emails tout our loss of freedoms, an ever-restrictive, woman-hating opposition coming to power, and aim to drain the color from my face and set my heart to pounding. Other organizations such as Women's Rights News post fantastical, sensational headlines on their Facebook pages designed to incite anger and raise my blood pressure. Many of these posts are downright man-bashing, stereotypical nastiness that embody everything these organizations hate about the way women are treated and I am left wondering where our momentum has taken us.
The fact is, we live in a pretty damn good time. While I most definitely do not agree with President Obama on every point, he has proven to be supportive of women's rights for the most part (good thing he backed down on the Plan B availability to all women and girls) and had the most recent abortion ban passed in the Senate (which is a big What-if, because it seems highly unlikely), he would most definitely have vetoed the bill. Women and girls are making strides in elected office, education, and our fight for equality in the United States and around the world. We are by no means enjoying absolute equality and justice, but our voices are being heard more than they ever have, thanks in major part to organizations like Moms Rising and Miss Representation who direct their efforts toward educating others and amplifying the voices and stories of individual women and girls who are suffering injustices due to the way our system is designed. I am not constantly flooded with pleas to DONATE NOW by either of these groups and yet they seem to be effective in getting their message across.
I worry that groups like NARAL and Planned Parenthood and Emily's List risk nickel-and-diming (and annoying) their constituent base by making weekly requests for money every single time a Republican lawmaker (or group of them) does something stupid. The truth is, these occurrences are all too frequent and we need to be able to distinguish between the times when a response is required and the times when these politicians are better left to twist in the wind. Simply reiterating that House Republicans would rather spend their energy voting on legislation that is entirely useless (repealing Obamacare, restricting abortion) than addressing the fundamental challenges most Americans face right now is probably more powerful a message than asking for money. In these cases, I am less and less sure of where my donation dollars are actually going and I am more and more likely to hit "delete" when I see any email from the offending organizations because I can't stand one more screeching cry that "The sky is falling!" By the time it actually is, I won't have any money left to give.
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Chain Letters and Concrete Thinking
They were so much more work when I was her age. I remember getting the intricately folded sheet of notebook paper slipped into my palm or underneath my textbook on my desk during class, excusing myself to the restroom to open it up, and feeling my heart sink.
I distinctly recall sitting in the bathroom stall contemplating my next steps. Once entrusted with the note, smeary with pencil lead and softened in the creases, I now had to choose 10 or 15 others to pass the message on to...OR ELSE.
Sometimes I was promised magical outcomes upon successfully forwarding the note - the boy I had a crush on would walk me home from school or my most fervent wish would come true - but more often there were dire threats should I fail to identify enough friends to pass it to.
The difficulty was embedded in the intricate social structure that existed for a girl in the fourth or fifth grade. There were a multitude of 'best friends,' many of whom the note had already passed through. Choosing the wrong girls meant that I would either hurt someone's feelings or look like an unsophisticated fool. Not passing it along was not an option. Boys didn't count, even if they were my friends, because they would never keep the chain going. You had to pick people that would perpetuate the note, and you couldn't give it to anyone who wasn't cool or skip over girls in the established hierarchy. I was somewhere near the middle of the pack, which made it hard because I was never the one to start the chain.
Inevitably, on the evening that I received the note, I would settle down on my Hollie Hobby bedspread with ten fresh sheets of notebook paper to hand-copy the message. By the time I was done, the callous on my middle finger would be throbbing and red, complete with pencil-imprint in the center, and my heart would beat along in desperation that I had chosen the "right ten." Finding a clandestine way to pass the notes at school the next day posed nowhere near the danger that not passing it did. I didn't want to die in my sleep, for goodness' sake!
For all of that, though, I never faced the fear that Lola experienced when she opened the email from a trusted friend last night before bed. Lola's unique perspective on the world is often quite literal. She has difficulty sussing out nuances when it comes to threats or promises and discerning whether or not they are real, and while I am fairly certain that she didn't truly believe some horrible fate would befall her before morning if she didn't quickly choose five friends to forward the email to, she definitely felt some sense of foreboding. It made for a very difficult bedtime routine. Following a candid discussion of what chain mail is (complete with the admonition that it's more of a scam to get people to pass on viruses or phish their email inbox than anything social like it was in my childhood), we went through two rounds of cheesecloth and a meditation before she would even consider laying down. It was another hour and a lot of cuddling before she was able to get out of her own head enough to feel safe and fall asleep. This morning, we're crafting an email to her friends to ask them to please not pass those emails on to her and I am struck by how much more work it was for my generation to hand-write each and every note we were passing on. We had to put in a lot more sweat for our terror!
Monday, June 10, 2013
No Negativity
As it came time to meander back, the conversation turned to a more challenging subject with a history of hurt feelings and misunderstanding and while the two of us took care to tread lightly and with solid intent, the tone was certainly different. At one point, T stopped and cocked her head to listen.
"Is that? Yes, it is!" she crowed as two children popped out onto the sidewalk from their front yard. These kids, a young boy and his younger sister, were T's neighbors and had just closed up their lemonade stand. They were headed to buy a slice of pizza and some ice cream with the cash they had made and stopped to introduce themselves to me, all sunshine and smiles and enthusiasm. We spent a few minutes chatting with them and when they had moved on, T turned to me and said,
"No negativity! See? I told myself that whenever something starts to get negative, something positive will show up to take its place. We were talking about something hard and then, boom, the kids showed up to interrupt it. The world is a marvelous place!"
I loved her perspective and joy at having run into her neighbors and thought about what she said for several days afterward. What a fabulous idea - that we can choose no negativity. What if I tell myself that every time something starts to turn negative, something positive will show up? It speaks to my belief in balance (I am a Libra, after all), and the tendency of energy to come back to equilibrium. What if that is what always happens and I simply have to tune myself in to it?
It's worth a shot.
Tuesday, June 04, 2013
"...And We Broke Him"
May he one day find peace.
This is a young man who went to Iraq three times for the military and was on his fourth tour of duty in Afghanistan, likely spending his waking hours plagued with fears of IEDs and surprise attacks. I don't know the details of his service and I certainly cannot justify the targeting of innocent people or their brutal murders.
What I do wonder is how many other angry, frightened soldiers are out there held together with spit and baling wire (as my grandfather used to say), barely holding on to some semblance of sanity? How many others are there who have both witnessed and committed atrocities on the orders of their superior officers whose dreams are haunted? How many others are self-medicating with alcohol and valium, simply clinging to those muted moments until they can try to figure out what a peaceful life is again? And how can we continue to send these young people into harm's way, revere them as heroes and then discard them on the streets of our cities after denying them the health care they need? How can we continue to be horrified at their acts of desperation and then send them away, sentenced to mental hospitals or jail cells simply because they couldn't handle the burdens we placed on their shoulders?
If this isn't a case for restorative justice (and pacifism), I don't know what is. So many lives lost and shattered in this instance, and even today, it is old news, as the headlines move on to conflict in other parts of the world. Ahh, Syria. Is that where our soldiers go next? To kill and be killed? To go slowly mad at the violence and pain of it all?
I don't claim to have diplomatic answers to any of these conflicts. I certainly don't condone the targeting of innocents by the Syrian government or the Turkish government or any other entity, for that matter. But I think we have seen time and again that war doesn't do much but create victims on both sides for generations to come.
May he one day find peace.
May we all.
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In an elementary school in Chicopee Massachusetts.
This was a 30 km (round trip) urban bicycle geohash. The route went mostly through urban areas, although it started and ended in the suburbs.
This was an adventure for me because previously my longest bike ride was about 10km, and that was almost 30 years ago. I had never owned a bike until this summer, and this summer I have taken some very short rides around my neighborhood, but I needed something to push me to take a longer ride on busier streets.
I'm one of those people who lives in the suburbs and almost never goes into the downtown of the city. I just drive through the city on the highway, and in fact in Springfield the highway is elevated, so one doesn't even drive through the city, one drives over the city. Today I got to see neighborhoods that previously I had only gotten brief glances of, which was interesting.
When I first entered Springfield via Forest Park at around 13:30, I think I was in the South End neighborhood. It was quite vibrant, with lots of people walking (and some biking) and stores doing business, and vans in the street selling food. A lot of the signs, especially on the food vans, were written only in Spanish, and a lot of the conversation was in Spanish.
I continued through the downtown and some other neighborhoods. It was noisy and dirty, and in some places difficult to ride because of obstacles and because I'm still figuring out how to use the bike, particularly the gears. There were many bumps and a few little low-speed tumbles.
At about 3:00 I reached the hashpoint, or rather I reached the building inside which the hashpoint is located. I got as close as I could to the hashpoint, ate a sandwich (not an official picnic geohash, because I had no picnic paraphernalia) picked up a little garbage and took some photos. I forgot to mark the pavement.
Going home seemed to go faster than going to the hashpoint, probably because I was more comfortable on the bike. However, I still hadn't really gotten the hang of shifting gears, and when I was going up a hill about 6 km from home, the chain fell off the gear. I couldn't figure out how to put it back on, so I called my husband and told him I'd get home later than I expected because I had to walk the bike home.
Just by chance, my husband's (former) college roommate is visiting us this weekend. When I called my husband he, our kids, and Former Roommate were out in the car, fairly near me. I started walking the bike home, and they drove over to meet me, and Former Roommate got out of the car and quickly reattached the chain. My husband and I wouldn't have known how to do it. Former Roommate was impressed that I carry baby wipes in my geohashing bag and remarked that baby wipes are great for removing bicycle grease from one's hands.
Then I rode the rest of the way home. arriving at just before 17:00.
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By Emily Sears | June 20, 2012
Brownsboro Alliance is proud to feature Samantha Kimbler of Oldham County Emergency Medical Services!
Ms. Kimbler has been with EMS for 11 years. She grew up surrounded by family members in public service: her father was the Chief of Westport Fire Department and her grandfather was Chief of LaGrange Fire Department. Ms. Kimbler was always drawn to the ambulance and found herself with EMS.
Oldham County EMS supports five trucks on duty throughout the day: two in LaGrange, one in South Oldham (which includes Brownsboro), one in North Oldham, and one in Buckner. These trucks respond to calls between 7:00am and 7:00pm. A second shift begins taking calls at 7:00pm through 7:00am, with a lighter team of three trucks on duty. Ms. Kimbler said that on every run in the county, EMS aims to respond within 10 minutes of receiving a call.
There are Advanced Life Support (ALS) units in each truck, meaning there is one paramedic and one EMT in each truck responding to calls. On a typical run, Dispatch will receive a call and alert EMS with information from the call, so first responders "have an idea of what's going on" at the scene, Ms. Kimbler explained. EMS will do an assessment on scene, and time to the hospital will depend on how much care is given immediately and the emergency of the situation.
EMS "transports patients to the hospital of their choice," Ms. Kimbler said. Baptist Hospital Northeast (or "Tri-County") in LaGrange offers general care for less threatening injuries. Ms. Kimbler said EMS takes a lot of patients just inside the Jefferson County line to Norton Brownsboro Hospital, which is a certified stroke center, accredited with the Society of Chest Pain Centers, and offers more advanced procedures than Tri-County. Kosair Children's Medical Center – Brownsboro has made a great difference in transport times of children, according to Ms. Kimbler, because EMS can go to Kosair Brownsboro very quickly, rather than having to drive farther to Kosair downtown, saving time when seconds count.
Leading up to the 4th of July, and throughout the summer, Ms. Kimbler suggests Brownsboro residents "use caution when doing anything. Watch your kids around the pool. If you're going to use fireworks, have adult supervision. Don't drink and drive." She mentioned that there are a lot of alcohol related accidents around the 4th of July, so this last tip is of particular importance. Ms. Kimbler also advises if you have breathing issues, don't overdo it and stay in cool areas. If you're having chest pains, call 911 right away.
Thank you to Samantha Kimbler for her contribution to this article and for her service to the Oldham County community!


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He is a beautiful child.
Nothing better - hard not to smooch all over his face and wake him up (:
I love the color on the photo but not as much as I love Garrin and Garrin loves TRISH !!! hey, did you ever think of him. . . missing that A and all . . . . just a thought !!!
OH, ya just made me miss him even more!!! Hugs to the Little Guy!!!
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We've taken you on a software tour and we've shown you how it stacks up against the Galaxy S III – so the next logical step was to use the Samsung Galaxy Camera as our primary device for a weekend. Right?
We know what you're thinking, and the answer is no: this wasn't just a stunt. We really wanted to find out if the Galaxy Camera, which runs the full version of Android Jelly Bean on hardware sporting a cellular radio, could substitute as a daily device for a tiny niche of users: shutterbugs who don't make a lot of phone calls, but do communicate in other ways, like via social media, IM, and SMS. It's similar to the question that came up when tablets first became popular: could I carry this instead of a phone, or in addition to something simple like a dumbphone? Is that possible? Is it workable?
To find out, watch our video below, then check out our detailed impressions in text form below.
The Good
To get this out of the way: you can't use the Galaxy Camera as a "phone" in the traditional sense, because there's no earpiece and the mic isn't in the right place. Furthermore, the Jelly Bean build that ships with the camera doesn't include a dialer app.
However, you can use the speakerphone to make and take calls, and Skype works just fine in that regard, with and without video. Video calling mode uses the primary shooter, as there's no front-facing camera, but the mic picks up audio just fine. We had no trouble carrying a conversations via Skype.
Though the camera has an MDN (phone number) assigned to it for network management purposes, it's not possible to make calls or send texts to the device in the customary manner. Once again, though: third-party apps like Google Voice work just fine for this purpose, and Samsung also bundles its ChatON app for messaging. If you don't dig either of those options, that's fine: since this is an Android device, you can download almost any messaging solution you like. In our testing, Facebook Messenger and Google Talk performed very well during our time with the Camera, as did the stock Twitter app.
That's a recurring theme with the Galaxy Camera: if it doesn't come with the functionality you need out of the box, most of the time you can download it from the Play Store. I was able to get my homescreens lined up in my preferred order with HD widgets and folders containing third-party apps, including transit titles, games, calendars, and even Spotify – it was a strange, but fun experience to blast my favorite tunes from my camera.
This being the AT&T variant of the device, there's no LTE onboard; I was confined to HSPA, but data speeds and reception were quite good. And of course, shots taken with the camera's 16MP sensor outclassed what's possible with most smartphone shooters. Having the option to upload directly to Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram without bothering finding a WiFi hotspot was nice – nothing new for smartphones, but a convenient novelty on a dedicated "camera."
The Bad
As you might expect, that added functionality comes with some compromises when you start stretching the device beyond its designed usage. This being a "camera," it's big and bulky compared to most smartphones. This is not a terribly pocketable device. As we mentioned in the SGS3 comparison, while portrait use is possible, it's not preferable because of the awkward way it sits in the hand.
We were disappointed by the size of the battery included in the Galaxy Camera – only 1650mAh, and that limitation was apparent throughout our testing. We're not sure why Samsung decided on such a small power pack on such a beefy device; it's possible the optics take up more room internally than we realize. Whatever the reason, it was easy to go from a full-charge to a depleted cell in just over a half-day with heavy usage. Once again, that's usage as a smartphone substitute, not as a camera, so it was heavier than average, but it was still quite disappointing for such a big and heavy device to die so quickly.
Samsung's taken some steps to squeeze as much endurance as possible from the camera, and that's resulted in some odd behavior. The device goes into a kind of deep-standby at times that prevents it from receiving timely notifications. Almost all of our email, text, and Google Talk alerts were delayed significantly during our time with the unit in standby, which tells us that Samsung has likely tweaked the unit's polling settings when the screen is off.
That might also have originated from some aggressive energy-saving features we discovered late in our review period. Samsung offers customizable power-saving settings on the Galaxy Camera, similar to those on its other Android devices, to make the most out of the battery. When these features are enabled -as they were for the duration of our test period- they can limit maximum CPU cycles. This results in systemwide lag, lag that concerned us during our testing until we realized Power Save was switched on.
The Wrap-Up
Taking the Galaxy Camera around town as a smartphone replacement resulted in a weekend that was, as you might expect, full of compromise. While its performance suffers as a result of using it "in a manner not intended," it actually shines more often than we expected. That's because it packs the full suite of enhancements that any high-end Android device offers in 2013, something not many purpose-built cameras can claim.
At $499.99, though, with the lowest useful AT&T data plan starting at $30 per month, this is no impulse purchase or trivial investment. While we like it a lot, and it could provide some savings if paired with a very bare-bones dumbphone, it doesn't deliver a truly useful smartphone-replacement experience. Since it's called the Galaxy Camera, we're not really surprised by that. What does surprise us is how close it actually gets to smartphone-replacement territory. If you're one of those shutterbug adventurers who'd still like to give it a go, more power to you — but we'd recommend you wait for the next generation of Galaxy Camera – hopefully one that packs slimmer hardware and a beefier battery.
One thing's for sure, though: the line between smartphones, tablets, and other niche "mobile devices" continues to blur, and the Galaxy Camera, as a concept, is one of the most significant disruptors to grace the landscape in some time. If this device packed a slimmer build and proper smartphone hardware, we'd have the first real contender for a Nokia 808 PureView competitor — maybe that's something we'll see in the "Galaxy Camera II." For now, though, we'll take the GC-100 for what it is: a bold experiment, and a camera (not a smartphone) that gets more right than it probably should.


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Thursday, June 5, 2014
Former Justice Emmanuel Nkea is a wanted man
Former Justice Nkea has been one of the most prolific dispenser of justice, the Jammeh way, until he ran afoul of the dictatorship he served and helped entrenched.
Now, he's being hunted by the same forces he helped empower using the Special Criminal Court to sentence the opposition to the dictatorship, real and imagined, to long prison sentences.
Former Justice Ngea was described by this blog last October as the "eye of the new storm" as he was tapped by the Gambian dictator to replaced the sacked Acting Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Joseph Wowo. He didn't last long.
Emmanuel Nkea was seen more as a political wheeler dealer than a legal luminary who was more interested in carrying out the wishes of Yaya Jammeh by locking up opponents of the regime than dispensing justice.
The Cameroonian-born judge resumed from a two-week vacation back in February this year only to resign abruptly for unspecified reason(s) - a resignation that came at the heels of the firing of the Ghanaian-born Chief Justice Mabel Agyemang who was under Commonwealth Fund for Technical Cooperation.
Given the embarrassing circumstances under which the former Special Criminal Court judge fled the country, only handing over his resignation letter to a friend just before his plane safely took off to avoid arrest, the regime had concealed the fact that the former mercenary judge is wanted by the law.
His fugitive posters have been posted in police stations across The Gambia, and presumably in Gambian Embassies abroad. The hunter has now become the hunted. What an irony.


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With the theme: "Go to the land I will show you" (Gen. 12:1), the two sessions of the "Ongdalsaem = Spring Pool" Children's Retreat of 2018 opened at Yeonhwari Retreat House on July 28-29 (130 children from 5 parishes) and July 31-August 1 (110 children from 5 parishes). To accompany the children, 3 Postulants and 2 Junior Sisters from the Priory House, and a Sister, the Directress of Vocation Ministry of Seoul region and the Sunday school teachers of parishes gathered together and divided and served the 7 groups of children.
The Sisters and teachers became one heart with children, and despite the severe summer heat wave and sweltering heat of the day, all played with excitement. The 2 days of the retreat followed the foot-steps of the Forefather Abraham, combining with all kinds of recreations and prayers. From the starting point the untiring children sang and danced the love of God from the dawn to midnight and at the closing time, the children were sad that they couldn't stay longer.
This letter was written by one of the children after "Ongdalsaem" Children Retreat.
Dear Jesus,
Now I finished a day in the Yeonhwari Retreat House. At first, we will have retreat with Sisters, so I thought, "It will not be fun". However, after finishing the day here, it was the most fun and meaningful retreat I had ever attended. We had various play and prayed here; and I felt that the life of sisterhood would not be bad either. I thought before that the Sister was boring and uninteresting, but, after listening to Sr. Ji-Hye and doing activities together, it would be good to follow Jesus in "Sister Life". Jesus, I hope I remember this retreat even after I grow up without forgetting what I felt through retreat today.
Sincerely, Future Disciple of Jesus


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It was only a matter of time. Curt Schilling has been spouting right-wing rhetoric long enough that it was inevitable he got picked up by Breitbart after he was fired by ESPN for offensive social media posts.
Schilling will host a daily online radio show on Breitbart where he will vent his political commentary and field calls from listeners, New York magazine reports.
"[Schilling] got kicked off ESPN for his conservative views. He's a really talented broadcaster," Breitbart editor in chief Alex Marlow said.
Schilling was fired for posting an offensive meme on Facebook with the caption: "A man is a man no matter what they call themselves. I don't care what they are, who they sleep with, men's room was designed for the penis, women's not so much. Now you need laws telling us differently? Pathetic."
The news of his move to Breitbart comes only days after Schilling announced he was considering running for Senate in 2018 against Elizabeth Warren in Massachusetts. On Friday, he was widely criticized for asking Jake Tapper to explain to him why many in the Jewish community choose to support liberal politicians.
Breitbart and the Trump campaign have a mutually beneficial relationship, as Steve Bannon is both executive chairman of Breitbart and CEO of the Trump campaign. This has prompted much speculation that Donald Trump will transform his campaign into an entertainment business and start a Trump television network with Breitbart after the election is over. If so, Curt Schilling could certainly be considered as on-air talent for the network.
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Simple and undemanding sci-fi action
Sci-fans looking for a bit of space-based strategy will find some entertainment in this strategy wargame, but its age is really showing and while it has a few interesting ideas, it is heavily marred by poor implementation. Players are thrown in a familiar universe where two main factions are duking it out in space for galactic domination, the Alliance and the Hierarchy, each of which has vast space fleets of varying capabilities. There isn't much in the way of story beyond this however, with no campaign mode but rather a series of Space War-style missions where the simple aim is to blast your opponents from the skies, making use of each ship's unique weapons and abilities. This is where the game really scores, and the ship's do feel genuinely different with distinct handling as well as their weapons and which does add some replay to the game as you try out different craft. The real-time action plays out at a high-pace and in two-player mode some truly exciting and tense battles can occur regularly, with plenty of opportunities for strategy alongside the blasting. The AI enemies however are sadly less than impressive opponents and don't put up much of a challenge, making the single-player mode a less attractive proposition. Visually, Star Control is looking distinctly dated now and while the ships do boast some attractive designs, sprites are lacking in detail while backdrops are restricted to simple star fields and which are largely unappealing. If you're after a simple and straightforward slice of sci-fi action, this fits the bill, especially if you can find another player, but it won't be long before its lack of variety becomes wearing and you turn elsewhere for your thrills.
The original space shooter and strategy game
Star Control 1 takes a different route to Elite but it still shares a similar theme with it: space battles and exploration. However, just like Elite, this isn't a game about storytelling, it's a very action game, packing a campaign mode as well as a skirmish mode. You wouldn't think it so, but the game is also a pretty funny fellow at times. During certain loading screens you'll be treated to oddities such as Professor's Zorg's Guide to Alien Etiquette and other such nonsensical but well received bits. The action is top down and you can choose the distance from which you see it all, very far away, closer and very close. These dog fights are pretty interesting and very challenging. At times bits of space debris can rush your way and that can increase the difficulty of keeping your game playable. Anyway, in terms of campaign challenges and missions you won't be disappointed either, as the game has enough variety in this respect as well, packing all sot of activities for you. The later games in the series will take the recipe of this first game and turn it more towards 4X type gameplay, but, for now, this first attempt is a pretty straightforward, enjoyable arcade space shooter. Try it out!
A real classic sci-fi game that entertained me
I love classic games and Star control 1 in one of such classic games in my short list of favorite games. Star control 1 was released in 1993 and it was developed by Toys for Bob and Published by Atari. This game comes with a clean story. It's a sci-fi action game where you have to play to save the mankind. They are about to extinct from the galactic map where the evil alien races are trying to wipe off the mankind. The evil alien leader Ur-Quan Hierachy is ruling the 27th century cruelly attacking the neighbors. After destroying other planets their target is now human being. They are about to destroy the humanity. You will ave to fight for the humanity and your objective is to stop the aliens. In this journey you will have the entire Alliance of Free Stars battlefleet under your command to fight against the aliens. It is a true classic game. The second part – Star Control 2 was released later. If you are a classic arcade type game lover then you will like this game. It's a very good game to buy from my point of view.


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Who is the mysterious Scorpion, that seductive mistress who can cloud men's minds as easily as she can bring them ecstasy? Her secret identity remains shrouded in the shadows of Kon Tiki, although we hear whispers that she tastes of rum, brandy, gin, liqueurs and the juices of fruit. Beware: She may appear sweet on the surface, but she packs a powerful punch beneath her curves. Seek her only if you are prepared to pay the price.
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I know this may seem a bit premature for most users, but it is coming and perhaps sooner than we think. the link below is one of the best tutorials I've found on You Tube so far. It has a useful review of ipv4 for anyone not clear on that and it does a very nice job of introducing the fundamentals of ipv6.
I am in the process of setting up double stack and tunneling to transition to ipv6 on my network and there be a lot of ipv6 discussion coming up on the Cyberfrontiers podcast going forward.
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Submarines And Armenia -nyt19160126a
A Break Between the United States and Turkey as a German Plot
To the Editor of the New York Times:
There is method in Turko-Teunic madness if Turkey admits the responsibility for the sinking of the Persia. It is a well-known fact that at the beginning of the world war Turkey did not possess any submarines worth the name. She may have later constracteristic Turkish slothfulness would render it well night impossible. Let us grant, however, that Turkey has since constructed some submarines. But where could she procure the crews to man them? It has often been asserted that it is easier to construct submarines than to train officers for them. German submarine officers might be Turkofied by wearing red fezzes of their heads, or bearing on their arms red bands with the inscription, "Mohammed is the prophet of God," yet they would not cease to be Germans.
If the United States is deceived by this latest Teutonic trick, Germany will accomplish two things: first, she will be in position to continue her barbarous submarine warfare in the Mediterranean under the Turkish flag, as she will undoubtedly advise Turkey not to accede to any American demands for reparation; and secondly, by a severance of diplomatic relations between the United states and Turkey, which may result from the Persia dispute, the despicable German plan for exterminating the Armenians will be consummated.
That the German Government has been the instigator of the worse-than-massacre deportation of the Armenians has often been intimated, even by Turkish officials and priests. And taking into consideration the German control of the Turkish Government in Constantinople, it is obvious that the Kaiser could have instantly terminated those Turkish atrocities had he so desired.
M. Victor Bernard, the eminent French publicist, whose impassioned appeal to President Wilson in behalf of the Armenians will be published in The New Armenian not only directly accuses the German Government but reveals also its motive, saying:
So long as the influence of liberal powers was paramount in Constantinople, the Turkish Government viewed in a friendly spirit the educational endeavors of the American and French missionaries, and acknowledged that their work promoted the growth of wealth throughout the entire Ottoman Empire. And the Sublime Porte wants to declare with pleasure that the Armenian pupils, were the Millet-l-Sadik, (faithful nation,) to whom the Sultan entrusted the highest and most important posts of his civil administration. But when German influence came to predominate over the Sultans and their camarilla, the Armenians were persecuted tortured, and massacred by the hundred thousands. After the massacred by the hundred thousands. After the massacres of 1896 and 1909, perpetrated by the order of Abdul Hamid, the Yong Turks undertook to extirpate systematically the Armenian nation, and the work of extirpation is being executed in those provinces where one day the Baghdad Railway is expected to transport the German colonies.
Accordingly, if the Armenians are not extirpated the prospects of German colonization in the fertile Armenian provinces will become nil. Thus far the only obstacle that has prevented the consummation of the Kaiser's plan for the total destruction of the Armenians has been the American financial assistance rendered the persecuted Armenians through the United States Ambassador Consular agents, and the American missionaries. Should America be caught in the Teutonic snare by regarding Turkey as responsible for the Persia slaughter and should the next step be the severance of diplomatic relations between the United States and Turkey, the hope of saving the remnants of the noble Armenian race will vanish, and there will be assured for the Germans "a place in the sun" on the graves of a martyred nation
New York, Jan 24, 1916
A hard copy of this article or hundreds of others from the time of the Armenian Genocide can be found in The Armenian Genocide: News Accounts From The American Press: 1915-1922


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Chris Pund '08
By starting Professional GFX, a web development and graphic design business and running The Gear House, Chris Pund '08 is not shy about being an entrepreneur.
"My parents owned their own business, so I grew up around a business mindset. Naturally, I knew that was what I wanted. In high school I started a web development business and built websites for clients. While at Radford University, Campus Recreation hired me to build and run its website," says Pund.
After graduation, Northrup Grumman hired Pund as a cost volume and strategy analyst.
"Having a business and financial background, I went to an organization that does proposal development. There is a lot of variety and flexibility which really keeps my job interesting," says Pund.
During the day, Pund is on the clock at Northrup Grumman, and in the evening he is responsible for his company--The Gear House.
"I was interested in eBay while I was in college. I began reaching out to different companies to tell them that I wanted to become a dealer and sell their goods online. By 2008, I got The Gear House kicked off with the slogan 'If you can't find it in your house, try the gear house.' Now I work with about 20 different companies and nearly 70 percent of my customers are international," says Pund.
The Gear House sells gear for camping, paddling, rock climbing and other outdoor adventures. It carries name brands such as Jetboil, Granite Gear and Big Agnes.
"I do have some companies that ship directly to my customers, but I carry a lot of the equipment in my own home and ship directly," says Pund.
Pund enjoys the rewards of owning his own company, but he is quick to say it is a challenge! "Trying to grow as a one man business that is all internet based can prove to be a real challenge. It is tough with some companies because they want the foot traffic of a retail store and the internet," says Pund. No matter the challenge, Pund is a true entrepreneur with a dream that keeps on growing.


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Structural Engineer: Capita Symonds
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Main Contractor: Lend Lease
Client: Allied London Properties
Project Area: 5,000 sqm
Project Year: 2011
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Marking the start of the pedestrian journey through the new Spinningfields quarter, the award- winning 1 The Avenue is pivotal in form and location, tying Manchester's retail and business district with its civic core. The building was designed in response to its urban context and as a flagship mixed-use building. Armani occupies the ground and first floors, with a nightclub in the basement and boutique offices and a roof terrace above.
The scissor geometry of the building's form responds to a duality of desire lines and is immediately apparent in the dramatic cantilever on to Deansgate. The angled upper storeys realign the east-west axis towards Hardman Square at the heart of Spinningfields, and the lower levels direct pedestrians towards the new entrance to the John Rylands Library. The trapezoidal form of the building's plan is echoed in the vibrant glazing which animates the elevations and creates a unique experience inside the building. 1 The Avenue received a BREEAM Excellent rating and the building's regulated energy consumption is just 78KWhr/m²/yr.


text: Fox has a larky sci-fi comedy on its hands with this July's Neighborhood Watch, but the studio is going to recalibrate its marketing campaign in the wake of an all-too-real story. THR reports that after neighborhood watch captain George Zimmerman shot hoodie-wearing Florida teen Trayvon Martin, Fox has decided to yank the teaser trailer and poster for Neighborhood Watch, which stars Ben Stiller, Vince Vaughn, Jonah Hill, and Richard Ayoade. And while the studio was probably readying its next trailer anyway, you can see how they'd be quick to move past the current teaser, which features Jonah Hill shooting finger guns at his neighbors and dragging a hoodie-clad teenager into the police station for questioning. Bad timing!


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In 2014 under the terms of a class-action settlement the manufacturer of Remington rifles agreed to replace the triggers, free of charge, in most of the guns.
Nearly 3 years after the settlement agreement was reached, the vast majority of the guns had not been fixed and it is unclear if they ever will be.
Although a federal judge gave approval to the class-action settlement, two Model 700 owners appealed the ruling and alleged that the agreement did not do enough to properly notify the public and accused Remington of deliberately downplaying the risk in order to reduce its costs.
Remington contended in court filings that the settlement was "fair, reasonable and adequate". However, even though Remington agreed to do what it contended was "fair and reasonable", it has used the fact that the settlement is on appeal to justify its refusal to comply with the agreement.
As a result, the rifles have not been retrofitted and death or serious injury from these rifles continues to escalate.
Remington's settlement does little to comfort the mother of Tanner Douglas who was killed on a hunting trip with his father when the gun fired after his father closed the bolt while unloading it. Although the muzzle was pointed safely downward towards the floorboards of his vehicle, the shot ricocheted off another gun in the vehicle striking the young boy.
Although the state crime lab found that the gun was "unsafe", the boy's parents were told by their lawyers that they could not bring an action against Remington because the statute of limitation had expired.
It was not until the family was planning the child's funeral that they learned about the Remington settlement and that the gun was one of those covered under the terms of the settlement agreement. Had they known Douglas' mother said that she knew for a fact that the child's father would not have taken that gun hunting unless it had been fixed because the father was very safety conscious.
Remington has consistently said that the guns are safe and free from defects. Remington blames all of the incidences of injury and death on user errors such as improper maintenance and failure to practice proper firearm safety. The lawsuits against Remington have linked the alleged defective rifles to hundreds of serious injuries and at least 2 dozen deaths.
Remington's stance adds insults to injury for Tanner Douglas' mother, who stated that: "That's blood on their hands every time somebody gets killed, because they know there's a defect with these guns and they're not doing anything to let people know about it".
If you are planning to use a Remington rifle during the next hunting season, do not wait for Remington to meet its obligation under the settlement agreement. Go ahead now and have your Remington rifles checked to be sure they are safe.


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Here are details of the best new app for radiation treatment
One of the many methods of cancer treatment, radiation is one of them. It refers to radiation therapy, radiotherapy, irradiation or x-ray therapy. There are high energy levels utilized for radiation. The cancer cells become destroyed by the particles and waves sent from the radiation machine. Electron beams directed through the patient's body. It is different from chemotherapy. Chemotherapy is medicinal. Drugs inserted into the system. Radiation works differently. Radiation works better than chemotherapy.
Clinical doctors have been working on solving the problem of radiation side effects. Therapy is also for heart patients. Therapy has actually become the go-to method for serious illnesses.Therapy supports many other conditions. It has saved many lives. Therapy produces good results. Therapy's efficiency can be applied to used based on the degree of progression of the disease. Therapy can take many different forms.
Therapy has its downside. Radiation has a downside. Machines cannot reveal some aspects of the disease. Doctors have been trying to remove the limitations. The researchers have been successful at times.
There have been developments made by academic researchers in the field of radiation. A new app has developed that can assist doctors with information on the right amount of dosage. Technology has aided in the realization of the innovation. The change has been heralded as a significant step forward in the imaging of patients receiving radiation treatment.
The The app has new additions. First is the accuracy in the levels of disease progression in a patient. This lessens the negative implications of overmedication of patients. Patients can be addressed in a better way. The the second part is the assistance in getting the levels of patient improvement. And lastly, the help to doctors in the administration of medicinal drugs.
The youth will get assistance. Young People respond better to radiation. The app will assist to improve the recovery rate. Adults will also get help. During the research, dosages for radiation assessed. Many age groups tested. Specifically nine age groups considered. All the ages responded as expected. All ages stand to benefit. This means the app will assist all ages. Radiation The app. highly assists treatment The change is long overdue.
The app is a great achievement. It will reduce the headaches of doctors during treatment. Patients will also get more specific reports. There is hope in cancer treatment. When The app is made easier to access, the patients will get better services. It is an excellent idea. Others will be innovated to innovate. Technology is playing a key role in radiation treatment.


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It couldn't be Azeez. I blinked, was I dreaming?
"Hey beautiful, are you gonna let me in?"
I pulled myself together and forced a smile. Please come in.
"Azeez darling, I wasn't expecting you so soon, was just rounding up my evening with the girls"
As Mamus gave her visitor a warm hug, I caught Siki's eye, that was our cue to leave. I knew Siki would have loved to stay, she generally loved aproko but I couldn't stand being there a second longer than necessary. Thankfully Zainab and Amaka agreed with me and despite Mamus's half-hearted protests that we stay a little while longer, we were gone in less than five minutes.
"Didn't he recognize me?"
I silently pondered about this on the short drive home. Thankfully Barry was working late so I had the house to myself. I poured myself a stiff drink. Barry had banned me from drinking since we were trying for a baby but I needed it. Where had Azeez been all these years? Was it a good thing that he couldn't remember me? Why did seeing him still have such an effect on me? Was he the beau Mamus had been talking about finally getting serious with? Why would he want an older woman? I hated having so many unanswered questions. I had a brilliant idea and grabbed my iPad. These days, most people had their lives on full display on one social network or the other. I checked Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and Twitter and four hours and a full bottle of wine later I had answers to quite a few of my questions.
Azeez was a successful designer with a fashion brand called Azure. He had relocated to Lagos from L.A some months back and he was divorced (already) with a child from his previous marriage. His ex-wife and kid still lived in L.A. He had no pictures of Mamus on his Facebook or Instagram but had some interesting tweets about his new lady love. I scrolled through his older tweets and one dated on the 12th of August 2010 caught my eye.
"I wish I could have this night forever, I wish time and circumstances would give us a chance…"
I had felt that exact same way that night. I remembered that night so vividly. I had hustled my way into a society owambe hoping to catch myself a generous toaster but had realised it wasn't your regular party when all around me there were sounds of excited conversations heavily impregnated with deep British and American accents. This was forming on a new level and I had gotten weary of hearing people boast about how much money they had or where they spent their last holiday and had quietly retreated to the balcony. I couldn't imagine opening my mouth in this kinda gathering and with the number of correct babes in designer clothing at the party, my chances of catching any correct bobo were slim. I stood there hoping Taiwo would hurry up with her work so we could leave, most guests had eaten anyway so I figured her job was almost done. That was when I heard his rich baritone. I have always been a sucker for a sexy voice. The balcony was dark so he hadn't caught a glimpse of my face but his handsome features would be forever etched in my memory. He had come to the balcony to make a phone call and hadn't noticed me which gave me ample time to study him.
"Remi this party is dulling oh, all the babes are forming like they never spoke Yoruba in their lives. Abeg come and pick me, I dont know why my mum refuses to let me drive in naija…"
I giggled at what I had eavesdropped and he noticed me for the first time.
"Guy I dey wait oh, let me call you back" "Hello were you laughing at me?"
"Yep, I couldn't help it, the forming at this party na die"
"As in, omo I no fit shout, Hi my name is Azeez and you are?"
Modinat was what he knew me as and we had gisted for one hour switching from pidgin to Yoruba back to pidgin in obvious defiance of the party behind the glass door. We had tons in common, our ideas about life, favorite songs, childhood games. I had never been so real with anyone in my life. I was really feeling him and I knew it was mutual. When he let on that he had just finished his masters at a university in America and had come home to visit his mum, I felt the insecurity for the first time. Our lives were too different, I was a poor orphan, hustling for a living. He would never want to be with me if he knew who I really was. We bonded unimaginably and I tried to be as truthful with him as possible which meant evading any questions I felt were too personal. He told me that he had never felt this way about anyone in such a short time and that he wanted to be with me and see how far things would go even though he admitted that he had a girl abroad. I knew we could never be together and I told him I was engaged and in love with my fiance. His friend called at that very moment telling him he was parked badly and that Azeez had better hurry down. A tear pricked my eye as he asked for my phone number and I refused, how would I explain to him that I didn't own a mobile phone? He took it as further rejection and had turned to leave and on a whim, he had grabbed me and kissed me and I swear down, no one had ever kissed me with such passion.
I hadn't seen him again till tonight at Mamus's house and he obviously hadn't recognized me. I reached for my glass of wine and found it and the bottle empty. I groaned. What was wrong with me? I was supposed to be happily married and here I was agonizing about the one that got away. As if on cue, I heard Barry's key in the door.
"Hi honey, I figured you'd be too tired to cook after hanging with the girls so I stopped by at Mandy's and got us some dinner. Have you been drinking woah!?!"
Barry rushed to my side and instead of reprimanding me, he fussed over me caressing my hair and cooing into my ears. He had learnt early in the marriage that I didn't like being questioned and as he silently reassured me of his love and carried me to bed, thoughts of Azeez began to dim in my head. When Barry served me dinner in bed I smiled gratefully at him. I would never know what could have been between Azeez and I but I was grateful about what I had in the present with Barry. Just as I finished dinner the doorbell rang, I wondered who could possibly be at my door at past 9. Barry got up from where he was propped beside me to check who was at the door. He came back in looking grim.
"Honey I think you had better dress up and come with me"
My heart skipped a beat!
……to be continued………


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On January 21, 2016, Justice Scarpulla of the New York County Commercial Division issued a decision in AXA Art Insurance Corp. v. Christie's Fine Art Storage Services, Inc., 2016 NY Slip Op. 30148(U), holding that a loss damage waiver signed by an insured barred a subrogation action by the insurer, explaining:
Subrogation, an equitable doctrine, allows an insurer to stand in the shoes of its insured and seek indemnification from third parties whose wrongdoing has caused a loss for which the insurer is bound to reimburse. While parties to an agreement may waive their insurer's right of subrogation, a waiver of subrogation clause cannot be enforced beyond the scope of the specific context in which it appears. Waiver of subrogation provisions reflect the parties' allocation of the risk of liability whereby liability is shifted to the insurance carriers of the parties to the agreement. A waiver of subrogation is viewed as a device by which the parties merely allocate the risk of liability between themselves to third parties through insurance.
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In the LDL waiver, the Trust expressly agreed to obtain insurance coverage against All Risks of physical loss or damage to the artworks, and the [insured] accordingly released [the defendant] from all liability for physical loss or damage to my Goods. The [insured] further agreed to notify its insurer regarding the LDL waiver, and arrange for its insurer to waive any rights of subrqgation against [the defendant] regarding any loss or damage to the property while it remained in [the defendant's] care, custody, and control. . . . I find that it constitutes a waiver of subrogation that bars Plaintiffs' complaint for gross negligence, negligent misrepresentation, breach of bailment, and breach of contract.
Plaintiff contends that the waiver of subrogation is void because it permits [the defendant] to excuse itself from all liability in violation of U.C.C. § 7-204. However, it is well settled that a waiver of subrogation is not a contractual provision which seeks to exempt a party from liability but instead simply requires one of the parties to the contract to provide insurance for all the parties. As parties to a commercial transaction, [the defendant] and the [insured] were free to allocate the risk of liability to third parties through insurance and deployment of a waiver of subrogation clause.
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text: cherries1105 0 Report post Posted March 22, 2014 Hello so after my last post things were going well between me and my cousin boyfriend but now things have worsened. I care about him so much and he loves me too and we don't want to break up. I need advice .... How do I remain strong and keep going? Once again the person that's in the middle of this is my mom. I love her deeply but she keeps on saying its not true love. And that breaks my heart. I tell her that we love EACHOTHER and he defends me from his mom saying anything bad about us and I told her that he's a great guy with a future. But still she doesn't findit enough for me to stay in the relationship. She wants me to find someone in University who is from a nice family and just not related in any way to me. I understand her POV but I don't want to let him go it's so hard to find someone not only compatible but Genuine and caring and who won't Cheat. All my other relationships have Beene either unrequited loves or full of lies and she knows this. :cry: why does our reputation have to outweigh happiness ?? I'm crying my heart out and I feel like a mess I don't know what to do and I can't imagine myself with another person please pray for us and give help and advice! Thanks so much in advance any help is greatly appreciated. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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My Poisonous Lips Lure Superman to His Doom
Before we begin, I already know how all this ends… it always ends the same way, even though you men just never seem to figure it all out. Is it because you're run by your cocks? Does the call of your cock and your libido hold even more power over you because you're blessed with superpowers?
Oh, your future woe is of no concern considering the pleasure in store for you beforehand, and I'll have just as much fun as I ever have playing coy, luring you with my sultry voice and carefully "planted" words, and subliminally calling out to your cock itself… to overrule your thoughts, your morals, your own directive. Yes, you'll be mine… but I'm going to toy and play with your for a long time first…
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Centre College's 194th Commencement will take place at 3 p.m. on Sunday, May 21, in Newlin Hall of the Norton Center for the Arts. The 2017 graduation exercises will begin with the Baccalaureate ceremony, which will take place in the same location at 11 a.m. that morning.
The Class of 2017 features an expected 325 graduates hailing from four foreign countries—China, Myanmar, South Korea and Vietnam—and 24 American states. Collectively, the class boasts a four-year graduation rate of 84 percent, with the five top declared majors including economics and finance, behavioral neuroscience, international studies, English and politics.
During their four years at Centre, a total of 83 percent of the class also studied abroad or away, contributing to the College's #3 national ranking for global study by the Institute of International Education.
Among the varied pursuits following graduation from Centre are three graduates who will go on to participate in Teach For America: Annalea Wilson, who will be teaching in Memphis, Tennessee; Mary Chapin Snow, who will work in Indianapolis; and Madison Stuart, who will teach in Hawaii.
Again this year, the Commencement and Baccalaureate ceremonies will stream live on the Centre College website.
Baccalaureate 2017 | Sunday, May 21 at 11 a.m.
Thomas McCollough, Nelson D. and Mary McDowell Rodes Professor of Religion, will give the baccalaureate sermon prior to Centre's 194th Commencement.
Since 1980, McCollough has taught religion and history at Centre, and he has held the Rhodes Professorship since 2002. In 2009, he received the Kirk Teaching Award, and in 2012, was named Kentucky Professor of the Year by the Carnegie Foundation and Council for the Advancement and Support of Education. In 2013, he was selected as the Annual Professor at the Albright Institute for Archeological Research in Jerusalem and spent the spring of 2013 in residence.
McCollough has specific expertise in the history of Christianity and Christian thought, biblical history and archeology and the contemporary Middle East. He is the director of the Archeological Excavations at Khirbet Qana (Cana of Galilee), and since 2008, he has been the program director for the Istanbul Program offered by the Kentucky Institute for International Studies.
Since 1985, he has been the assistant director of archaeological digs in Sepphoris, Israel, taking along a number of Centre students for summer excavations during this time. In 1992 and 1993, he and his students were part of a team that uncovered rare amulets at Sepphoris that are estimated to be around 2,000 years old.
He and fellow Centre professor Beth Glazier-McDonald have published scholarly articles about the amulets in "Atiqot and Archaeological Odyssey." McCollough is a co-editor, along with Douglas R. Edwards, of "Archaeology and the Galilee: Text and Context in the Graeco-Roman and Byzantine Periods." He also has published articles in academic journals including Studi Patristica and Religious Studies Review. He has forthcoming books entitled "Ancient Christian Commentary of the Book of Daniel" and another co-edited book entitled "The Archaeology of Difference." He recently received a National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship to support his research and publication of the excavations at Sepphoris.
McCollough earned a B.A. at the University of Florida, and M.A. and Ph.D. degrees at the University of Notre Dame. He also received an M.Div. degree from Duke University.
Commencement 2017 | Sunday, May 22 at 3 p.m.
The featured address at this year's Commencement will be given by J.D. Vance, a New York Times best-selling author.
After a childhood spent in the Appalachian town of Jackson, Ky., and the Rust Belt city of Middletown, Ohio, Vance enlisted in the Marine Corps and served in Iraq. Following college and law school, he worked for an investment group in California.
Vance now lives in Ohio with his wife and two dogs. In a March 16, 2017, New York Times op-ed titled "Why I'm Moving Home," Vance explained his decision to relocate to Ohio and create an organization to combat the opioid epidemic there.
Vance holds a B.A. in political science and philosophy from Ohio State University and earned his J.D. degree from Yale Law School, where he was an editor of the Yale Law Journal.
Centre will award an honorary degree to Vance during the Commencement ceremony.
All seats for Commencement are by ticket only.
Follow the Commencement weekend conversation—and contribute your own photos—on social media with #CentreGrad17.
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Directing Animation
- Course overview
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- What you will study
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Location Beaconsfield
Duration 2 Years
Commitment Full-time
Next intake January 2021
Application deadline 09 Jul 2020
Scholarships availableBegin your application
This unique two-year MA aims to equip students with the skills to write, direct and animate innovative films. NFTS graduate films have won some of the most prestigious awards in animation including the BAFTA for Short Animation for the last five years in a row.
Graduates include Wallace and Gromit creator Nick Park, whose debut A Grand Day Out was his NFTS graduation film, and Peppa Pig creator Mark Baker.
Students will collaborate with those in other specialisms to make several films, putting into practice the skills they learn during the course. In the second year, students have their own work spaces and equipment to make their graduation film, which are finished in professional sound stages and post-production facilities – with all production costs met by the School.
We are the only UK animation course based in a film studio, so we can cater for ambitious ideas.
All NFTS students can attend the School's masterclasses programme, with recent guests including David Fincher (se7en, Fight Club, The Social Network, Mindhunter), Steve McQueen (12 Years A Slave), Edgar Wright (Baby Driver, Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead), Elisabeth Moss (The Handmaid's Tale), Stephen Fry, Denis Villeneuve (Bladerunner 2049), Krysty Wilson Cairns (1917), Phoebe Waller-Bridge (Fleabag, Killing Eve), Asif Kapadia (Amy, Senna, Diego Maradona), and Louis Theroux.
This course is industry recognised by ScreenSkills, the industry-led skills body for the UK's screen-based industries, and carries the ScreenSkills Select quality-mark which indicates courses best suited to prepare students for a career in the screen industries.
What you will study
Our aim is to help you create films that will steer the animation industry into new and exciting directions. The first year is packed full of inspiring workshops led by talented filmmakers and industry professionals covering a range of topics, including improving your animation skills, writing better narratives and developing fresh approaches to design and techniques. In the second year, you will direct a full production team to bring your vision to life, using the school's state-of-the-art production facilities.
We encourage all forms of visual storytelling; including drawn and stop-motion animation, life-size pixelation and even puppeteering. Students are inspired to push the boundaries; to find interesting new animated techniques and fresh approaches to storytelling.
Learning to work with a team is central to the course. Collaborative workshops with other filmmaking disciplines, help animation directors understand the role of each crew member and the skills they bring to the filmmaking process.
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Current or recent tutors
Matt Abiss
Matt AbissVisiting tutor
Credits include Poor God and Play
Robert Bradbrook
Robert BradbrookHead of Animation
Directing credits include Home Road Movies, Dead Air, The Journey
Paul Bush
Paul BushTutor, Animation
Credits include Babeldom, His Comedy, Furniture Poetry
Caroline Leaf
Caroline LeafVisiting tutor
Credits include The Street and Two Sisters
Kim Noce
Kim NoceSenior tutor
Credits include Forget Me Not, The Key and After
Marjut Rimminen
Marjut RimminenVisiting tutor
Credits include The Stain and Many Happy Returns
Every year, our students direct a number of short films.
Entry requirements
We are looking for people with a desire to tell stories, who have a strong visual sense and the skills to direct a production team. While we take applicants from many varied backgrounds, the course is ideal for someone who works in the animation industry and has reached a stage where they want to develop their own work and become a director.
Successful applicants should have either a degree in a relevant subject, such as animation, graphics, illustration or fine arts; taken an intensive short animation course; or worked in the animation industry. All applicants must show a passion for animation though the work they are developing.
As a part of our admissions selection process, successful applicants are required to attend a selection workshop for five days. The 2020 workshop dates will be from 1 September until 5 September.
For international students, more information about our entry requirements, including Visa and English language requirements, can be found here.
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Application deadline: 09 Jul 2020
All applications must be accompanied by the following supporting materials:
- A Portfolio of Animation/Moving Image with a maximum running time of 20 minutes. Your submission must include a complete film created by you. It can be either a personal or commissioned project, but it should be more than a simple exercises done on a previous course.
- A Portfolio of Still Images. This can include illustrations, sketchbook work, digital artwork, photography of puppets and sets that you have made or anything you think will suitable for your application.
Because the course focuses on collaboration and team work we have a workshop as a part of the interviewing process. The workshop gives us all the chance to meet in a working environment, and for you to learn about storytelling for short animated films. We provide extensive feedback to your work and candidates find the workshop very useful even if they were unsuccessful with getting on the course.
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The MAICEI program at Cape Cod Community College is a fully inclusive postsecondary program for adult high school students (aged 18–22), with intellectual/developmental disabilities.
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So I'm going to do something that every blogging how-to site says not to do. I'm going to change the name of my blog. GASP.
I'm just not feeling The Secret Life of the Stay At Home Wife anymore. I mean, it's cute and all, but it's such a mouthful to say (and to type). And there's no way to make a good hashtag out of it because it's too many words.
I'm going in a completely different direction. While browsing my own Instagram feed (@lindseywilderm), I noticed 99% of my pictures are of my babies. Duh. Of course they are. They're my most prized possessions (she just called her kid a possession…), and I am forever following them around snapping photos of them.
Yes I'm a wife, but there is nothing secret about my life right now. That ship pretty much sailed once I started blogging and over-sharing every detail of my day to day life. Especially writing about the more taboo topics like depression… y'all, I'm an open book at this point. No secrets here.
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That got me to thinking. It's got to be short—think four words maximum. Hmmmm. What to name a blog about a mom that lives in the south and enjoys all things classic and southern. I came up with a couple of ideas, but the one I like the best is the Dixie Belle Mommy. Short, sweet, and to the point.
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I'm taking this and running with it. And probably changing the name of my Instagram (@thedixiebellemommy). I feel like I just got married, and now I have to go to the DMV to change my name on my driver's license and passport and update all of my credit/debit cards. SO MUCH WORK. Some more first world problems.
And now, for your delight, here's a picture of my little southern gentlemen, without whom none of this would be possible.


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