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October 27, 2005–January 1, 2006
Cudahy Gallery
In 1871 the U.S. government charged George Wheeler with exploring and documenting the uncharted expanse of American land west of the 100th Meridian. The medium was just over three decades old at the time, but photography's proven effectiveness as a pictorial medium compelled Wheeler to include a photographer on his expeditions. In 1871, 1873 and 1874 the photographer was Timothy O'Sullivan – one of the medium's most talented practitioners – and in 1872 William Bell replaced him on the team. Despite the arduous topography and a complicated photographic technique, O'Sullivan and Bell produced some of the most breathtaking and memorable images in American art. Their photographs not only documented territory; they forged our vision of the landscape, its indigenous population, and the mining camps that dotted the western frontier. This exhibition will present approximately 65 albumen prints and stereographs made for the project by O'Sullivan and Bell, along with the maps that resulted from Wheeler's surveys.
The exhibition is curated by Lisa Hostetler, Milwaukee Art Museum assistant curator of prints, drawings and photographs with materials drawn from the American Geographical Society Library at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
William Bell, Perched Rock, Rocker Creek, Arizona, 1872. Albumen silver print from glass negative. Collection of the AGS Library, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Libraries.


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Stray dog named "Subway Sally" goes viral
Every night for the past year, a stray dog has shown up outside the Subway sandwich shop in Portales, New Mexico. The employees there took a liking to the dog — they've named her "Subway Sally" and make sure she's always fed.
One night, Subway employee Giovanni Luhman filmed his interaction with Subway Sally and shared the video on TikTok. When he woke up the next morning, the video had more than 10 million views, CBS affiliate KRQE reports. The internet had fallen in love with Subway Sally, just like he and his coworkers had.
Luhman continued to share videos of the pup and wants others to learn a valuable lesson from her story. "People should not limit their concern," Luhman told CBS News, urging people to not only care about strays on social media, but in real life, too.
In a video about Subway Sally, Luhman told his TikTok followers she's not the only stray dog in the area. "I live in a very poor town, and more often than not, people can't pay for pet food," he said in the video.
Luhman told CBS News he's been inspired to start a local pet food drive "to help low-income families in hopes that their pets won't end up on the streets because they can't be taken care of." He also said many people, including celebrities, have reached out and offered money for his good deed, but he doesn't want to profit from a stray dog.
In the videos, Luhman explained that he can't take Sally home himself because he has cats, and he hasn't taken her to a shelter because the closest one, which is 20 miles away, has a high kill rate.
Even though Sally went viral and gained widespread attention, Luhman is not going to post about her any more. But he did assure followers he and his coworkers will continue to feed her.

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Economist Arnold Kling to speak at Century0
The future of the American economy looming as the major issue in the upcoming presidential election.
Century College has invited economist Dr. Arnold Kling to give a free public lecture on Monday, Sept. 24, at 7 p.m. on the college's East Campus Lincoln Mall. The title of his talk is "Education in the Age of Creative Destruction."
Kling earned his PhD in economics from MIT and has worked for the Federal Reserve Board and Freddie Mac. He is the author of five books, including Crisis of Abundance: Rethinking How we Pay for Health Care; From Poverty to Prosperity, and Unchecked and Unbalanced: How the Discrepancy Between Knowledge and Power Caused the Financial Crisis and Threatens Democracy.
Kling's appearance is part of Century's ongoing Speaker Series, which brings national speakers to the college several times per year.
For more information, please call Nancy Livingston at 651-779-3222.


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Mermaid II Liveaboard, Indonesia
- from US$ 355 / day
- 9.0 Superb
- 42 Verified Reviews 42 Verified Reviews
- Free Internet Nitrox available
Important update: We updated our cancellation terms. Find out more »
The luxurious, 32m M/V Mermaid II (Mermaid 2) liveaboard offers 8 spacious cabins featuring individual climate control, large wardrobe, storage and en-suite bathroom. There is also a budget cabin below deck, with climate control and a shared bathroom. The MV Mermaid II has an inviting salon with tv and video on demand and two decks, all with comfortable, stylish seating, perfect for relaxing after an adventurous day of scuba diving. Thai, Indonesian and Western cuisine is served in the onboard.
MV Mermaid II offers scuba divers the opportunity to dive Indonesia's best sites including Komodo, Raja Ampat, Alor and Ambon in style and comfort. The massive dive deck and dive platform provide diver with easy exits and entries to ensure a relaxing dive experience. The professional and friendly staff is also available to assist divers as needed. MV Mermaid II schedules year round cruises to Indonesia's most diverse dive sites.
Book online or speak with one of our agents to reserve your Mermaid II Indonesia liveaboard diving holiday.
For any new bookings made for cruises with Mermaid I and Mermaid II departing between April 12 2020 and 31 July 2020:
In the event of your country's or Indonesia's official government border closure prevents you from travelling, guests will be allowed to cancel for a full refund* or receive a "price paid -credit voucher"** for travel up to June 30 2023 for cancellations received up to 14 days before departure date of your cruise if any of the following prevail :
- your country's border or Indonesia's border official government closure prevents you from travelling
- all flights*** to the destination have been cancelled/restricted by origin government or Indonesia
- if guests would be officially required to do a quarantine period as they travelled into Indonesia
- guests' country has introduced a law forbidding its citizens to travel- this claim must be proven with official notification – it is not valid for "personal choice to cancel nor advice from country not to travel nor for level 3 advisories."
- if your travel insurance will cover you for this incident, then this please must be utilized – see notes
For any new bookings made for cruises departing after August 1 2020:
In the event of your country's or Indonesia's official government border closure prevents you from travelling, guests will receive a "price paid -credit voucher"** for travel up to June 30 2023 for cancellations received up to 14 days before departure date of your cruise if any of the following prevail :
- your country's border or Indonesia's border official government closure prevents you from travelling
- all flights*** to the destination have been cancelled/restricted by origin government or Indonesia
- if guests would be officially required to do a quarantine period as they travelled into Indonesia
- guests' country has introduced a law forbidding its citizens to travel- this claim must be proven with official notification – it is not valid for "personal choice to cancel nor advice from country not to travel nor for level 3 advisories."
- if your travel insurance will cover you for this incident, then this please must be utilized
We are asking our diving friends who officially cannot make it to Indonesia to appreciate the situation we are also in. Guests are requested to contact their travel insurer for bookings made prior to the January 23 "alarm" date… good travel insurance will cover their cruise. Please show us a claim rejection letter from their insurer for transfer validation. If their insurer officially fails to protect them, we of course will find a solution. We truly thank you all for your kind assistance.
* excluding bank charges
** transfers/credit vouchers/early bird specials exclude November 2021 and November 2022 16 day biodiversity specials and September/October each year Ring of Fire and Christmas 2021/2022 cruises.
*** if flights are departing one country but the flights' transit country impacts feasibility for return to your country, you must utilize another flight routing that's acceptable to your country
-we reserve the right to restrict the number of transfers to any one date and requests for new dates are subject to approval by Mermaid Liveaboards
-if that destination is fully booked within the offered rescheduling period, you will need to select an alternative destination
Choose your departure date
Included: VAT, Drinking Water, Soft drinks, Tea & Coffee, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Diving Package, Cabin Towels, Deck Towels.
Required Extras: National Park Fees (175-200 EUR per trip), Port Fees, Visas and Fees.
Optional Extras: Chamber Fees, Gratuities, Airport Transfer, Hotel Transfer, Local Flights, Alcoholic Beverages, Nitrox, Nitrox Course, Private Dive Guide, Rental Gear, Scuba Diving Courses.
Book now, pay later: You can easily place your booking online. We will then hold the spaces for you and you can confirm with a payment later.
* Extra fees are shown per person.
Pay by bank transfer or online with Best Price Guaranteed
Boat features
Food & Drinks
If you have any specific dietary requirements whilst on-board your cruise, you can add this to your special requests on step 2 of the booking form. We advise limiting these requests to religious beliefs or food allergies.
The crew speaks English and Spanish.
Gear Rental
There is diving gear available on this boat. Please provide your rental needs on the booking form. See below for further details on inclusions and pricing. Show prices.
Drawings & Vessel Layouts
Boat Specifications
- Length 33 meters
- Beam 7 meters
- Top speed 12 knots
- Cruising speed 9.5 knots
- Engines Hino 2 x 450 HP
- Max guests 18
- Number of cabins 9
- Number of bathrooms 11
- Tenders 2 x 4.7 m / ladders
- Water capacity 20'000
- Fuel capacity 16'000
- Freshwater maker Yes
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Mermaid II Reviews
- 9.0 Superb
- 42 Verified Reviews
- Vessel 8.6
- Crew 8.8
- Food 9.7
- Diving 9.4
- Value 8.4
An unreal experience from start to finish
6 mantas in one frame of vision and the biodiversity.
- Recommended for
- The dive sites never disappointed. Every member of the crew were excellent. A great and diverse group of people on this trip.
Fantastic team spirit
See above. The diversity and superabundance of the fish and coral life is beyond description. We were lucky to have lots of sunshine and calm seas too, though there were strong currents in some places - the full moon rising as we got ready for our night dives was an awesome sight. The great synergy between the all the guests and the crew on this trip also made this a very memorable trip for us. Keep up the great teamwork!! We'll be back!
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- The camaraderie and genuine passion of the whole crew for what they do resulted in such a fun-and-laughter-filled and thoroughly enjoyable trip both underwater and on land. Every space on the boat was well-utilised and carefully thought-out in design. Divers' safety and well-being were prioritised. Many repeat guests on board testify to the excellent service.
Wonderful Raja Ampat with Mermaid II
Beautiful corals, pigmy seahorses, mantas, and a wonderful crew
- Recommended for
- Safety, Diving, Food
Perfect dive trip
All of the crew were amazing - really made the trip special. Tobias, Steve and Angela in particular took really good care of us. The dive sites were amazing. I have done a lot of diving in the past but never seen anything like that before. The boat was amazing - so comfortable in the rooms and communal living areas.
- Recommended for
- The crew, the location, the boat
Incredible service that far surpassed any and all expectations with food, dive instruction, and overall atmosphere.
The staggering amount and variety of fish life, and the diver fish knowledge to accompany it. The food was excellent as well.
- Recommended for
- The divemasters knew what to expect and were excellent in planning dives. The food was excellent. Efficiency, planning and logistics of planning dives and getting on/off boat during dive times impressed me so much.
It was an unforgettable experience for both diving and landing on several islands.
Landing several beautiful islands
- Recommended for
- 1. Komodo Dragon 2. Identifying underwater creatures from DM 3. Landing beautiful islands
Amazing diving with extremely efficient and friendly service
Amazing experience. Great diving with huge variety of fish and Dive sites. Staff on the boat were super attentive and friendly and run everything very efficiently
- Recommended for
- Friendly / knowledgeable staff, boat in good condition, incredible location
My best live aboard trip
Seeing dragons Hiking Village visit
- Recommended for
- Very organized boat good food great group of peole
It was a wonderful trip especially noted for the fantastic crew!!!
The entire trip was a pleasure. Very nice and organized vessel. Very Friendly, Professional and kind crew. The diving was beautiful.
- Recommended for
- The Craw. The Crew. The Crew!
Wonderful memories
Komodo Dragons. Diving with mantas. Beautiful fields of healthy corals. Rama (DM) singing at night. And lets not forget the danish cookies :).
- Recommended for
- Dive sights, friendly deck crew and great meals
Beautiful dives, exceptional service
Manta Alley was stunning, Beautiful and healthy reef life, and incredible chrinoids, nudibranchs, and sharks all over.
- Recommended for
- Great food, awesome dive sites, and incredible animal experiences
The whole crew is amazing
Mantas, Komado N.P, some dive sites
- Recommended for
- friendlyness, service, crew
Great Summer Getaway!
The staff on the boat are awesome and take care of everything very professionally. I really enjoyed the Manta Alley and Castle Rock dive sites.
- Recommended for
- The staff aboard the boat, dive sites, and of course Komodo National Park.
Hi there. I just want to say, that I have been in many diving trips, and never, ever experience such bad weather in my Whole life. So that means that the most of trip the water was in a very bad visibility and mercury, and you can`t see many big fish. So, the highlights of your trip, was definitely the dive guides, and the crew members, special Ing, the trip leader, despise the rupture of the left ear, he continues with so much attention with the guest, and be so positive, that she deserves a raise. And everyone was trying to do their best, to minimize the weather condiciones and the bad visibility. That said, many congratulations to the crew and the conditions of the boat. So next trip to Comodo, how much do I have a discount ??
- Recommended for
- Crew, dive guides, and the food
Exceptional liveaboard experience.
First and formost, the diving was simply exceptional throughout the trip. The corals in Raja Ampat are pristine and varied and the colours amazing. The fish life was superb with great variety and plentiful schools ... some great manta dives also! Dive staff were very friendly and professional, and added to the whole experience. Boat crew were fantastic also and overall was an exceptional liveaboard.
- Recommended for
- Sensational diving, great dive staff and crew, and amazing food!
Underwater oddities
The variety and unusual marine life was wonderful to see and the warm water and superb diving conditions made the overall experience well worth the trip
- Recommended for
- Unusual marine life, super warm water, great photo opportunities
Worth a second visit!
The aquarium of fish that felt like a busy metropolitan freeway of fish going everywhere, gorgeous coral, schools of fish, unique creatures seen on night dives. I will absolutely cone back diving in Bali-Komodo!
- Recommended for
- Excellent dives, great guides, great briefings
Best dive vacation ever
Wobegon shark, walking shark were very special, the variety of fish as well as corals is amazing.
- Recommended for
- Helpful friendly crew, of sealive, dive spots
Expensive but worth it!
Amazing trip to Komodo! World-class dive sites, and made all the better by the Mermaid II crew. Was amazing having a marine biologist on board to explain things as well. Food was delicious, rooms were clean and comfortable, and the boat was spacious. Service was second to none, absolutely no stress about equipment, just eat, sleep, dive, repeat.
- Recommended for
- Diving, Food, Crew
My favorite dive trip
Merce is awesome, mantas r close, great mix of diving
- Recommended for
- Merce, macro, pelagics
Had a great week diving with mermaid II and the crew
The diving in komodo has something for everybody. Bigger things like mantas and sharks to corals and macrodiving. The crew on the boat made the experience ten times better. Always greeting us with a smile and cheers after every dive. The diving groups are small which gives the possibility to discuss preferences with your dive guide. The land visit made a nice break from the boat life, and we were lucky to see a handful of komodo dragons on our visit. Would recommend everybody to do a trip with Mermaid II.
- Recommended for
- Diving, crew and komodo dragons
An amazing experience
This was our second time aboard the Mermaid having previously visited Komodo in 2014. That trip was amazing and would have been hard to beat but this was just as good, if not better. Nothing is ever a chore for the wonderful crew, so friendly and helpful. The dive guides were fantastic especially our guide Ketut who really looked after us. All the dives were planned in advance and we went to the best sites. Very clear briefings and safety was always front of mind. The boat is really well maintained and stocked. Everything is organised to the finer details and is like a well oiled machine meaning you're never left waiting. The food is incredible, the best we've had on a liveaboard. The Mermaid really sets the bar.
- Recommended for
- Diving, food, and crew
Best dive experience ever.
The crew went above , and beyond to make the trip a special experience for all the quests. The food was excellent. The dive briefings were very thorough, and each dive was a different exploratory treat. I would especially like to thank Montse, the director, and Nico, our dive master. There are others that deserve praise as well, but I mention these two because of the most direct contact. We put this trip at the the top of our bucket list., it exceeded our expectations. Life long memories that will never fade. This was Raja Ampat. Our next trip will include Komoto.
- Recommended for
- Great service, dive guides, and food.
Outstanding week
Our dive master was very knowledgable, the diving was amazing and the crew on Mermaid 11 were so friendly and helpful.
- Recommended for
- The diving, the crew and the food!
Great crew, SERVICE "5 +"
Great weather and great service gave us a 5+ star trip! YES we are planing to board the Mermaid again!!!!!
- Recommended for
- Crew, total service in and out of the water.
Amazing quality and variety of diving
See the best 3 things. The land excursions were enjoyable - seeing the Komodo dragons, sunset on an island hill, seeing a local rural village. All the crew extremely welcoming, friendly and helpful. Stunning diving.
- Recommended for
- Macro diving, Manta rays, Komodo dragons
Great Crew, small cabin and average food.
The diving obviously
- Recommended for
- Crew was great, on-board massages great and night dives spectacular
Best way to visit komodo national park
Beside the beauty of the location, I particularly appreciated Montse, the boat leader, for having everything smoothly organized and Alex , photographer and video master, for the wonderful pics and videos (good to share memories once back home)
- Recommended for
- properly selected dive sites, kind and experienced crew, delicious food
The best service I've seen!
Amazing friendly crew! Awesome above and below water activities including walks to very scenic views, Komodo dragons, and an amazing underwater world!
- Recommended for
- Diving, service, food
Great Komoda trip
Manta Rays, sunsets, diving, the professionalism of the crew
- Recommended for
- The waters of Komoda Park, the crew, boat comfort
Nice trip, amazing diversity
Mantas, big tuna and Barra
- Recommended for
- Ketut the dive leader, bio diversity, comfortable boat
Such an amazing trip , memories that will last a lifetime !!
This dive trip was amazing the diverse range of diving from muck diving to walls and huge coral gardens ... it has it all !!
- Recommended for
- The Crew, the comfort of the boat, the food !!
Amazing diving with a fantastic crew
Overall the dive trip experience was excellent. Areas to improve would be spreading the dive groups out more when they are in the water. On multiple dives we were running into other groups from our boat. Also, smoking is permitted in the main outside shaded deck which is not fair for the non-smokers. I had to spend most of the trip inside the air-con room because I get a headache from cigarette smoke and many of the other divers were smoking all the time.
- Recommended for
- 1. Excellent diving, particularly in the south (visibility not so good in the north) 2. The entire crew is very good. Detailed dive briefings, excellent crew to help organize gear-up and post diving.
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It was really very well organised, good Food, a very nice Crew and just a real good experience over all!I can't expect more.. My thank goes out to the whole Crew of this Boat.
- Recommended for
- Crew / Divesides / Boat
Great crew and great service.
Really enjoyed it.
- Recommended for
- Crew.Food.Predive briefs.
Amazing time, exceeded my expectations. Nothing was too hard for the professional and friendly staff. Great time was had by all!
- Recommended for
- People, destination, boat comfort
One week of luxury and fun
I needed one week off, relaxing and diving. It was just a perfect experience for me as an experienced diver, as well as for my unexperienced friend.
- Recommended for
- The tour guide was very organised and flexible to adjust the tout, the guides were very funny and always up for a chat, but the food was just outstanding!!


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"The vacation gone wrong in Paris is almost always 'cause people try and do too many things."
With that quick intro, Mr. Bourdain has delivered a truly genuine warning – one you'll hear and be cautious of, but never follow. It's impossible to follow. There's too much here – too much to see, too much to eat, too much to do. Seeing the Eiffel Tower will leave you without the Moulin Rouge. Versailles comes at the expense of the Louvre. Every moment spent on the Champs Elysees is a moment not used in the Latin Quarter or on the hills of Montmartre.
What's worse… you can't wolf down a piece of cheese, fish, chocolate, pastry, and a sip of wine at the same time. It's like being five again and trying to smell every marker at once.
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An amazing thing happened as award-winning journalist Tom Coffman was researching the period in Hawai`i between the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom and the supposed annexation to the US in the late 1800ʻs. What Tom discovered really happened was nothing like what the history books say. There he sat in the US Library of Congress holding the proof in his own hands - petitions confirming the overwhelming majority of Hawaiian Kingdom citizens did not want Hawai`i to become part of the US. Donʻt miss our fascinating visit with Tom as he reveals what it was like to be one of only a few people who helped discover the true history of Hawai`i.
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Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Pittsburgh City Paper was at the Gallery Crawl Friday the 27th giving away prizes and having a great time! The Gallery Crawl is a free quarterly showcase of art and entertainment in the heart of the Cultural District. All events take place at a variety of galleries and spaces and are FREE and open to the public. The event is ongoing between 5:30 and 9:00 pm, and patrons may start at any location.
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The retailer is experimenting with an elevated men's shopping experience at its Paramus, N.J., store in a break from the merchandising morass.
The irreverent European fashion brand has hired the design consultant as it continues to expand in the U.S. through its own stores and wholesale operation.
She has left Saks Fifth Avenue after 18 years to serve as senior vice president of merchandising in the men's division.
AAFA member poll favors Obama.
He spoke at the third annual Executive Marketing Summit, hosted by NYSE Euronext, Interbrand and The New York Times, on Tuesday at the New York Stock Exchange.
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As many Canadians celebrated Thanksgiving this past weekend, it gave me pause to reflect on how merely expressing appreciation and sharing positivity for life can have profound effects on our well being, health and relationships. People who practice gratitude consistently report a multitude of benefits, including:
- Stronger immune systems and lower blood pressure;
- Higher levels of positive emotions;
- More joy, optimism, and happiness;
- Acting with more generosity and compassion;
- Feeling less lonely and isolated
Unfortunately, in our busy and chaotic lives, it can be hard to find time to give gratitude. There are many moments when we may feel stuck and fed up, but taking time to appreciate the good things, and what we are grateful for, can be life-altering.
Life coaches remind us that "gratitude is an attitude", and the number one predictor of success is gratitude. Research suggests that gratitude boosts morale and productivity in organizations. We spend so much of our time at work, yet people are less likely to feel or express gratitude at work than anyplace else.
If being grateful will increase happiness by 25%, then depression, stress, and anxiety can be decreased. This makes for happier employees, but employers who remember to also thank their customers as well as their staff watch their sales increase.
If gratitude improves stress levels, relationships and overall mood, then here are some ways it can be cultivated in the workplace:
- Organizations need to devote time at meetings or provide other opportunities to explicitly thank other members for their work
- Managers in your organization should not wait until there is extraordinary performance from staff to say thank you, but also for doing a good job daily
- Saying "thank you" for your work should come from peers as well as managers
- Dish out compliments on a daily basis
- Make a contribution or volunteer time with your company's charity of choice, to help people less fortunate than yourself
- Avoid complaining and criticizing – take notice of how your energy is wasted on negative thoughts and feelings and divert it to focusing on better things. You can also share your appreciation of things, such as how nice the journey to work was.
Life coaching is valuable for helping you to see the positives rather than the negatives, and to become more productive and successful in all aspects of life. Coaches can help us to realize what we have, which takes the focus off what we don't. This can lessen our need for wanting more all the time.
Oprah once said, "Be thankful for what you have; you'll end up having more. If you focus on what you don't have, you will never, ever, have enough". It's a choice, and one that could determine the quality of your life.
"What a wonderful life I've had! I only wish I'd realized it sooner." Colette, French novelist
Do you take time every day to appreciate your coworkers or boss? What do you do to show them appreciation? I look forward to reading your experiences in the comments below.


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Since Israel's Defense Forces launched an operation to protect Israelis from Hamas rocket attacks six days ago, we have witnessed an outpouring of support for Israel, and for innocent Israelis and Palestinians who are sadly in harm's way.
The last six days have not only brought us horrifying stories of life in bomb shelters and Tzeva Adom ("red alerts" – incoming rocket warnings), but also moving stories of faith when all seems lost, and hope for a brighter and peaceful future, even as rockets rain down across southern and central Israel. Every Israeli is in some way touched by the current situation – whether it's a family member living in a bomb shelter in Sderot or Be'er Sheva, or those in the north who recall the barrage of rocket attacks during the 2006 Lebanon War. They have shown us time and again – not just over the last six days, not just over the last twelve years, but throughout Israel's modern incarnation – that life carries on, despite the challenges.
Tonight, I am joining the Boston community in showing Israelis that we stand in solidarity with Israel.
The Rally to Support Israel: Freedom from Fear, sponsored by CJP, the JCRC and other Boston organizations, gives us an opportunity to vocally and visibly stand up for Israel and show that we are here for Israelis during these trying times. Tonight is also an opportunity for Israel's closest friends to come together – Governor Deval Patrick, a staunch supporter of Israel and the U.S.-Israel friendship, will be in attendance.
At the rally we will learn more about the current situation in order to separate fact from fiction. We will educate ourselves and reconnect with the Israel we know and love. Most important, the rally will inspire us to stand with Israel and motivate us to share why we care about Israel with our friends, peers and coworkers.
I'm going to the rally so that I can add my voice to Boston's strong support for Israel and then share my experience with my peers in the days and weeks to come.
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Tea@Three: Simon
Here is now our second edition of our weekly player tea at three. Today we introduce Simon from Germany. He gets a chieftain statue as well for his work in the german forum and his tools.
Congratulations Simon!
What is your name/nickname and how old are you?
My real name is Simon but on the german forum i´m known as Be2-e4 and i´m 17 years old.
Are you still in school, a student or working already?
I´m a student at an high school and i´m working as programer sideline.
Where are you from or where do you live now?
I was born in Nürnberg but i´m living in the Fürther county.
For how long have you been playing Travian? Is there a favorite server that you prefer to play?
That´s a good question. My getter-tools account exists since April 2009 but i´ve played Travian a little longer. I think it was 2008 +/- some months.
Do you play a solo account or do you have a team you're playing together with? (short report about duals)
At the moment i´m playing alone. On former servers i played alone as well but on both international T3.6 speed servers (3x and 8x) i had some duals.
Do you have a favorite tribe that you always play with?
For my tests for the tools i choose the gauls because of their high cranny capacity. But when i play normal i do not have a favorite tribe. It depends on what kind of goal i have and my alignment if offensive or defensive. As a private deffer / solo account mostly romans (villages near each other, low runtime and fast village development). As a defensive accountly mostly gauls cause the defensive troops are faster than the roman ones. When i play as an offensive player normally teutons cause of the ( off/time ratio).
Is your game offensive or defensive-based?
It depends on my mood. On the 8x classic server i played a deffensive-based account but on the 3x classic i started as a deffensive-based teuton but switched to an offensive one.
How much time do you play Travian on a normal day?
I have no idea… Normally it´s open ally time on a second monitor or i look at it every few minutes like now ( during completing the questionnaire i looked at it already 4-5 times) and build fields or troops or sent ressources.
Additionally i program the travian tools. I can´t tell exactly how much time i spent with Travian but it think it´s quite a huge amount.
8. Do you play other games apart from Travian?
No other browsergames, some Pc games, and in real life it depend on with whom skat or chess.
10. Which external tools do you use for Travian? (short explanation as to why)
Getter-tools (plan to send defensive troops, offensive plan, chiefing, …)
Binary-tools (some useful tools, would be wired if i didn´t use my own tool :D)
Kirilloid (best fight simulator i know of … the fight simulator of travian can´t even calculate the easiest battles!)
11. What is the biggest challenge in Travian for you?
To stay motivated to build new villages and to make the source codes automatic legible ( for the parser on the tool side).
12. What's the most fun for you in-game?
Look at some awesome reports and to understand the maths behind Travian.
13. What do you think about the changes to Travian and why do you think that?
I cannot say much about Travian 5, because i think there are still some changes which will be announced and because i could´nt play it. That´s a must have to give an opinion. I think as well to see some changes in praxis to see how they exactly work.
Regarding T4… i think the t3.6 design is much more better. But thats probably because of my personal preference. In all objectivity T4 has a higher loading time than T3.6. Regarding the playing technique are the unusable fields on the map useless. My main capital is surrounded by them on the qualification server. Regarding the hero items i think the shoes are the best, second the artwork (free gold). 😛
14. Are you active on the Travian forum?
Yes as told earlier Be2-e4 account.
15. Something you always wanted to share with the community:
All the Travian formulas and the whole maths behind Travian.


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During my first experimentations with a 360 camera, I used a standard tripod, and we can clearly see it in the shot. Anybody who tried 360 will tell you that it breaks the immersion .
To avoid showing the tripod in my videos, I experimented with different ways to hide it. At first, I tried a simple logo surrounded with a faded shadow, but as you can see, it does not feel blended.
Then I experimented with photoshop to create a unique Nadir logo for each of the scenes I created. The goal was to make the nadir feel a real part of the scene and make it blend with the current environment. So I cut and pasted a real part of the scene on top of the tripod like this:
If you take tike to look at it closely, you will see many work was done on this image. The stamp tool was used many times over. Also the edge is degraded with a texture that matches the soil. Also the color of the logo was de-saturated to fit more naturally. Here is the result:
TADA!!! No more tripod! Feels 100% natural. The logo is even interesting to see. But wait, I have to do this for all my scenes?
The results were quite satisfying… But quite time consuming as well!
I decided to create a tripod that would not be visible
It suddenly stuck me that Insta360 called their selfie stick the "invisible selfie stick". What if I could use 2 insta360 invisible stick together? Would it be strong enough? How could I glue them together?
Well no need for glue! They are totally design to attach one after another! The bottom of the stick can receive a standard 1/4 20 screw.
The only missing part was how can I make all stand up without any legs. I started searching on amazon and found this:
I thought it was the perfect part to make the selfie stick stand on its own.
I went trought my construction left overs and found a garden light that was very robust, and just started removing the top and drilling a whole to connect the sticks.
And voilà!
The results are near perfect.


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Mike Fitzpatrick, a Republican state rep for Pennsylvania, has become the unlikely leader of a Congressional movement to reassess the safety of medical devices marketed to women. Fitzpatrick spearheaded a legislative review of the FDA's handling of power morcellators, a device used to grind up uterine fibroids that can also spread uterine cancers. Now he's taking on Essure, a controversial form of permanent female sterilization that thousands of women say can cause horrific side effects.
Essure Controversy Nears Crossroads In February 2016
Fitzpatrick has even introduced a bill, the E-Free Act of 2015, named in solidarity with the "E-Sisters" Movement, a group of tens of thousands of women who have joined forces on Facebook to share their stories and organize for legislative change. The representative's Act would compel the FDA to withdraw Essure's approval, taking what many critics consider an intolerably dangerous device off the market. The E-Free Act has bipartisan support. Along with Fitzpatrick, the bill is co-sponsored by Republican representatives Marsha Blackburn, Christopher Smith and Lou Barletta, along with Gregorio Sablan, a Democrat representing the Northern Mariana Islands.
Fitzpatrick, though, isn't the first Congress-person to turn a dubious eye on Essure's safety. Noting "more than 5,000 adverse event reports filed by doctors and patients about Essure," Rosa DeLauro, a Democratic rep for Connecticut's 3rd District, petitioned the FDA's Acting Commissioner to "remove the device from the market" all the way back in October of 2015.
Thousands of women have raised their voices against Essure, and some have even chosen to file lawsuits against the device's current manufacturer, Bayer. But the controversy over this common procedure's safety is far from over. The FDA plans on announcing the results of its review sometime in February 2016. In the meantime, the E-Sisters plan to descend on Washington, D.C. en masse, in support of Fitzpatrick's E-Free bill.
High Cost Of High-Risk Devices Prevents Lawsuits
Many of the E-Sisters have expressed a desire to file lawsuits against Bayer, but as their Facebook page notes, any hope of legal action faces significant barriers.
As a Class III device, one believed to pose a potentially significant health risk, Essure was sent through a special FDA approval process, one more stringent than is required for less-risky devices. In fact, the process is so rigorous that device manufacturers should be shielded from product liability lawsuits, according to the US Supreme Court.
Bringing a medical device through this special approval process, known as Pre-Market Approval (PMA), is highly costly. On average, FDA reviewers spend 20 hours analyzing evidence for a 510(k) approval, the process used for less-dangerous devices. Pre-Market Approval, on the other hand, usually takes around 1,200 hours. That's a significant expenditure, one medical device manufacturers have to pay for. In 2016, applying for 501(k) approval cost $5,228. Applying for the Pre-Market Approval of a Class III device cost $261,388.
Obviously, there's a significant down-side to pursuing innovative new products that might turn out to be harmful: it's expensive. Some have expressed concerns that no device manufacturers would pursue these potentially beneficial products, without a promise of protection from the liability entailed by their possible dangers.
The Supreme Court agreed, in a 2008 case called Riegel v. Medtronic. In a 9 to 1 decision, the Court held that product liability lawsuits based on state law (most commonly allegations that a drug manufacturer failed to warn patients of a device's risks) are federally "preempted," since the device's approval is in accordance with strict federal oversight. When federal and state laws conflict, federal laws trump state ones.
Focused On Legal Reform, E-Sisters Head To Washington
Critics say that's a protection no manufacturer should enjoy. In their trip to Washington, the E-Sisters plan to lobby for a change in the federal preemption laws, and want Essure's liability protection stripped as well. The handful of Essure lawsuits currently sitting in federal courts are challenging federal preemption explicitly. A bill, introduced in 2008 by Democratic Representative for New Jersey Frank Pallone Jr., sought to remove the clause sanctioning federal preemption for PMA devices from the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. Despite 71 co-sponsors, Pallone's bill died in Congress.
The FDA has been aware, at the least, of what women are saying about Essure for years. The agency only decided to begin investigating the problem, however, in September 2015, convening a meeting of its Obstetrics and Gynecology Devices Panel. Experts and practicing physicians gathered to discuss the device's applications and risks, joined by patients who testified to their side effects, which often include extreme pain. A public docket was opened, receiving over 2,800 comments between July 22 and October 24 of that year.


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Pics from Vastavirta
Unfortunately Master cancelled their show in Tampere due to problems with their flight from the Czech Rebublic. Still, we got to warm Lie in Ruins and Damngod up.
Thanks everyone who was there despite Master cancelling and for supporting the underground!
Credits and thanks to Mari Ahonen!


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Since 2006, the Pinacoteca Giovanni e Marella Agnelli has directed its research to private collections, to explore a sector of the art world as crucial as little known to the general public.
To complete and enrich the exhibition program, we launched in 2010 Conversations on Collecting, a series of meetings that invite collectors, not only of art, to tell their passion.
Collecting is in fact a much more complex practice of simply accumulating items in a series, is an activity multifaceted, able to stimulate the knowledge and at the same time cementing the process of enhancement and legitimization of artistic styles as well as the aesthetic guidelines .
The Conversations on Collecting turn out to be very intimate, open encounters with the collectors, who explain their tastes in art and talk about how their passions developed and how they came to love and pursue their chosen objects, with that magical combination of instinct, aesthetic sensibility and luck – at times verging on a genuine obsession – recounting anecdotes and reminiscences about their lives and collecting activities.
The Quaderni del Collezionismo (Notebooks on Collecting) series aims to offer precious insights into the world of Italian and international collectors, drawn from interviews held at the Pinacoteca and in other locations all over the world.
The series represents a new element in the research into collecting that the Pinacoteca Agnelli initiated in 2006. Thanks to this series of books these privileged insights into the world of collecting are preserved in written form.
From 2014 the Quaderni del Collezionismo are only available on the online version.
The previus issues of Quaderni del Collezionismo 1-2-3-4-5 are still available to purchase on Johan&Levi's online store.


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It's this. It's a picture of the Spindletop gusher with the oil replaced with paint.
My friend does this art with paint mixing paint and then letting it run to make these colors and running effect. I have no idea what it's called. I went up to visit him in October of 2016, while I was unemployed. The weekend I was there he got asked to show his art at like some open house in Nashville. I didn't mind going as I really didn't have anything else going on at the time. There I got an idea, it would look really cool if you replaced something with the paint. Since I had recently lost my oil job, my mind drifted to that industry and what better thing to start with then the gusher that helped start the Texas oil boom.
It took awhile, but eventually he made a mock up in photoshop.
Eventually got a cut out transferred over to some wood.
As you can see from the lead picture, added some paint.
Got it today with some other goodies.
Got some old Matchboxes!
And here's what it looks like on my wall.
If you want to check out some more of my friend's art:


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- adv. volgens het seizoen
English-Dutch dictionary. 2013.
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Dear Peer Gynt Dancers and Families,
Our Synnøve Nordkap Lodge offers generous scholarships to youth lodge members to attend Norwegian language summer camps.
At our last meeting we heard about Skogfjorden, the Concordia Language Village in Bemidji.
There is also Masse Moro in Wisconsin.
The scholarship deadline is February 15th.
You can find links to the camps and scholarship applications here:
The Lodge also makes grants available for post-secondary education. You'll also find an application there that's due March 15th.
Finally, the lodge has created something new: a Nordic Experiences Fund. This is aimed at encouraging Lodge members to pursue a Nordic dream. But it could involve families, such as attending an inter generational family camp at Skogfjorden.
Please direct any questions to Lodge Scholarship Coordinator Sasha Aslanian at email@example.com.
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Cops and Robbers
CC: You studied Criminology and now work for Victoria Police. What came first, your interest in crime and policing or a desire to write crime fiction?
JH: I actually started with an interest in true crime, or at least a subgenre you might call autobiographical-crime. In university I found the theoretical analysis of crime to be very one-dimensional and highly academic. Perhaps this was because we were only studying at degree / graduate level, but even in the later years of study it didn't seem to hit the mark in as far as what I wanted to know about crime or what I found fascinating.
So I found myself reading books by people who at some point in their life had become involved in organised crime or drug smuggling and got busted, ended up in a cell or witness protection, writing books that would in many instances become the background for movies or a Netflix tele-series. The stories were all similar and predictable, but highly fascinating in their level of detail and insight. This was to form the foundation of my first book, Head Shot, which I initially wrote in a similar format but later converted it to a format more suitable to the fiction market.
CC: How do you keep your protagonist, Rubens McCauley, interesting (both to yourself and to your readers), as the series unfolds?
JH: The most interesting and compelling stories are not about crisis, but how people respond to a crisis. McCauley is good in a crisis. These aren't always about life and death, not in an immediate or literal sense anyway, but I do try to ensure he's involved in normal life situations that require family intervention or which for those involved are life changing. Layering a story in realistic issues that we all can relate to allows the characters to act in ways that resonate with readers.
CC: Are you ever tempted to write a stand-alone book?
JH: Absolutely! I am half way through writing one at the moment, however I am tempted to cast out one of the characters and re-engage another character from the McCauley series. And readers are always asking me about the next McCauley book. They seem to enjoy him as a character. So there is a bit of conflict going on the moment! Conflict is good for stories, but not so much for an author's casting process!
CC: What is something you'd wish someone had told you when you were starting out writing?
JH: To be more embracive of new and emerging technology and social networking platforms. Having a profile and building on this is vital.
I also wish I learned how to write in a comical way, as humour goes a long way in a book. Some of the darkest novels I've ever read have a character who can make you laugh simply by the thing he/she does. Learning this as a skill is something I would like to work on and which I should have paid more attention to.
CC: What do you hope participants will take away from this course?
JH: A good dose of pragmatism, along with the skills to lift an idea out of the note book and transfer it to words on a blank screen. For those who are more advanced in their work, they will know what is required to elevate their story from the printed page to a seasoned manuscript. There are many steps in the process that we will cover, along with a fun agenda for the day.
CC: For writers starting out, what clues might indicate that they might be well suited to screen writing?
JH: Read a lot of books that have been adapted to film, and when you view the adapted version keep deconstructing what aspects are suitable for the adaptation process. If you want to write a film book, write in a style that is similar to this genre. There is something about the craft of fiction that allows some to be made in to film and some not to. I don't believe it's to be found in breaking the rules. More authors succeed by following the rules than by breaking them.
About Jarad Henry
Jarad Henry has worked in justice system for 20 years and regularly speaks at crime conferences and seminars across Australia. As an author, Jarad has built a popular local profile and worked with international best sellers such as Michael Connolly, Jeffery Deaver, Christopher G Moore, Ian Rankin, Michael Robotham, Tara Moss and many others.


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JSC "HydroOGK" has nominated Power Machines the winner of the tender for supply of turbine pumps for Zagorskaya PSPP-2 (pumped storage power plant) currently being under construction. The parties are planning to sign the relevant agreement in the near future.
Under the terms of the project Power Machines will perform the design, manufacturing, model tests and supply of four turbine pumps of the 214 MW capacity each with the 6.3 m runner diameter. The equipment will be supplied to the customer between 2009 and 2011. Also Power Machines will perform the erection supervision.
The completion of the power plant project is scheduled for 2012.
Zagorskaya PSPP-2 having the designed capacity of 840 MW will be built near the currently operating Zagorskaya PSPP. The new plant has been included in the general scheme of power generating facilities for the period till 2020 approved by the Russian government. The Zagorskaya PSPP-2 construction project is necessary for the balancing of the daily load schedules in the power generating system of the Moscow region by way of generating and consuming the power, regulating the active and reactive power and the voltage in the power system.
This is the second large pumped storage power plant in Russia. For the first power plant of that type - Zagorskaya PSPP – it was also Power Machines who supplied the power generating equipment in the middle of 1980-s.


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Certified Tutor
Succeeding academically throughout high school led me to think that I should pursue a career in law, but after a attaining Bachelor's in Political Science from UC Berkeley, a Masters in Special Education from Loyola Marymount, and reading a few spectacular books, I have decided to return to school in pursuit of a childhood passion. This fall, I will be attending Fullerton College in an effort to prepare for a post-baccalaureate in physics and eventually a PhD. Although it seems like a counterintuitive jump, I believe that math and science can offer extended explanations or solutions to the various dilemmas covered in humanities; plus, it would be pretty cool if I became an astronaut one day! As I reignite my old passion for math, there is nothing that I would like more than to share my knowledge, skills, and time with students that need individualized support to learn math in their own way. I particularly love supporting students with Algebra and Geometry, as there are endless visual or auditory supports that can bring these subjects to life and a strong foundation in these subjects can allow students greater access to advanced math or science classes in the future.
My time at Berkeley significantly impacted my perspective on education and my personal goals, leading me to join Teach for America upon graduation. For the past four years I have taught special education at an inner city middle school, focusing on individualized learning supports for students to succeed in a general education setting. This experience challenged me to learn various teaching strategies that met each student's individual learning styles through different content. I love finding interactive ways to help students grasp complex and abstract topics! Often, a catchy tune, a kinesthetic practice, or a visual reminder can be the light bulb for understanding a subject that previously felt unattainable. I hope to bring these strategies and tips to each tutoring session, ensuring that each student is learning through their unique style.
Additionally, I love helping students with executive skills, study skills, test-taking strategies, and finding healthy ways to overcome the anxieties related to specific subjects or tests. Educators, friends, and family have always considered me a "good test taker" due to my ability to go into exams feeling relaxed and ready. However, this is not an innate personality trait! Over time and with a lot of practice, I have honed in on the best strategies that help me before, during, and after a major exam; these are strategies that I love sharing with my students. Also, my academic and professional experiences have prepared me to tutor students in English and Writing, breaking down complex readings, finding important information, and preparing a well-constructed claim or analysis. These are crucial skills for students in K-12, as they are being asked to combine math, science, reading analysis, and writing skills to prove mastery in the new state and federal education standards.
As a native Spanish speaker, I was lucky to be raised bilingual and really enjoy helping others learn how to read, write, and speak Spanish. I also dabbled in Italian during college and was able to study abroad in Siena. Though not completely fluent, I frequently try to freshen up my skills by trying to sing along with Italian music or watch an Italian film. Aside from reminiscing about my time in Italy and reading science or tech related articles online, I also enjoy going to the park for a walk with my Min Pin/Chihuahua mix or challenging my boyfriend to a friendly tennis match. I am also a proud Whovian and like to stay healthy by going to the gym or doing yoga at home.
Education & Certification
Undergraduate Degree: University of California-Berkeley - Bachelor in Arts, Political Science and Government
Graduate Degree: Loyola Marymount - Master of Science, Special Education
I enjoy playing tennis, doing yoga, watching Doctor Who, walking my dog, and going on road trips.
Tutoring Subjects
AP Comparative Government and Politics
CAHSEE Prep
CAHSEE Mathematics
College English
Conversational Spanish
Elementary School Math
High School English
Spanish 1
Study Skills
Study Skills and Organization


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Arthur Ransome, Badger on a Barge, Janni Howker, Kathleen Jones, Malton, Norman Nicholson, shoddy and mungo, Swallows and Amazons
A Journey into Scotland : Epilogue and Bibliography
To all intents and purposes my journey ended in Malton. I did ride from there to Huddersfield but have few memories and no pictures. I was very keen to complete the journey and was unimaginative in my choice of route. Bypassing York and skirting Leeds to the south gave me several hours of uninterrupted traffic through the less impressive parts of two great cities. From Leeds to Huddersfield I passed through the various stages of the West Riding Woollen Industry: tailoring, heavy woollens, shoddy and mungo, fine worsteds.
Journey's end was an anti-climax. I'd cycled from Barrow where I was born to Huddersfield, where I finished school and started work, via the north of Scotland where my formal education commenced. Round about 1500 miles via many curves and detours. When I got there, my father and brother looked up briefly from watching football. "Oh, hello Sime. Put the kettle on could you?"The obvious train journey from Huddersfield to Exeter was to change at Staylybridge and Stockport (now officially a ghost line) but I couldn't take a bicycle on this route. So, after a night in the old family home, I got up early to pedal to Halifax to catch a train to Preston. It was supposed to be a short hop of a bike ride but actually contained the two nearest misses of the entire journey. I was lucky to get to Halifax at all.
Back home in Exeter I completed a score for a stage version of Don Quixote, performed in some clubs which were the predecessors of open mic nights and rehearsed a show for the arts centre. I was making money from all of the creative activities I was engaged in; singing, acting, writing. Not enough to be a responsible parent but maybe that would come. This is what I would have to give up if I went into teaching. What was it to be? Feeding my creativity or feeding my family? I applied for a single teaching job and got it. I left the profession from time to time to pursue various creative ventures, and when they offered me enough money to pay all of my bills and have a little left over, I retired.
In all of that time I have only been back to Scotland once, on a day trip to Berwick and up the River Tweed. I want to return. Writing these chapters has turned photographs and memories into a decent set of notes. All the time I have been writing I have been reading about Scotland and thought I'd complete the story with a round-up of the books I've read. I had, at one stage intended to repeat the journey and write a serious book about Scotland. But there are already many very good books about the country and the best of them are written by Scots.
I met a male nurse in a pub on the banks of Loch Lomond. We got talking about Scottish writers and Scottish history. Like me he'd divided his education between English and Scottish schools and bemoaned the absence of Scotland from the English curriculum. He was right in 1987 and he'd be just as right now. We have one of the great European cultures just over our northern border and we ignore it. The average English person knows more about America and Australia than they do about Scotland. Part of my intention in writing this has been to put this right for myself and I feel enormously enriched in so doing. Scotland had given the world great literature, great scientists, geologists and economists. About the only Scottish culture we get in England is a series of broadcasts from the Edinburgh Festival (a hugely English decampment to the Scottish capital every August) and an OMG! Yay!!! hogmanay celebration again from Edinburgh, again featuring thousands of English tourists.
My Scottish bookcase was a battered edition of Robert Burns, an un-read copy of Whisky Galore and a couple of books of story-telling history by John Prebble (a Canadian). In the past year, I'm pleased to say that I've now read a shelfful of Scottish novels, immersed myself in Scottish poetry and song and found the time to read some books of history and travel in this great nation. I've ordered and studiously watched box sets of documentaries. I've also seen the Scottish show us how to make politics real. The referendum process gave Britain its first vibrant political debate since James Callaghan left power. To see it cause fury, then admiration and finally relief in the English press was engaging and entertaining. To see how the same press and English politicians turn their fear and admiration into scorn and derision has said a great deal more about England than Scotland.
Bibliography Part One The Lake District
I bagan and ended in the north of England. The first morning of my ride took me right by (and into) the cottage where I was born. The early stages were all in the Furness fells and the Lake District. I'm reasonably well-read in the famous lakeland poets so I took the opportunity to find out more about some lesser known Cumbrian writers. I read my first Melvyn Bragg novel, completed a Hunter Davies I'd begun years earlier, re-read an anthology of Irvine Hunt poems and set about a bit of serious reading of the life and works of Norman Nicholson.
The Whispering Poet by Kathleen Jones
A fine and inspiring biography. One that left me wanting to fill in the gaps of my reading of the Millom poet. The biographer never intrudes, uses her source material sensitively and has a poet's understanding of her subject and the landscapes and industries (and illness) that inspired it.
Portrait of the Lakes by Norman Nicholson
It seems a pity that so many people read Alfred Wainwright when so few read Norman Nicholson. One is a true writer, a true lakeland man who knows how to express his thoughts on the whole of lakeland. The other is an outsider who points out the obvious to those who need the obvious pointing out to them. If you come from Cumberland, Westmoreland or Furness you will much prefer this. Written by one of our own and written with the pen of a true poet. We should cherish him.
Selected Poems : Norman Nicholson
Many of the twentieth century poets I like the best are reflected in the work of Norman Nicholson. He had his influences but I'll fight a round with anyone who would deny his influence on others. You'll find the musical cadences and rhythms to match Dylan Thomas and an understanding of man married to the landscape that characterises the poems of RS Thomas. You'll catch the morning hare or trout of Ted Hughes and, perhaps above the rest, (and he came after) the linking of the people's lives with landscape, social and economic history and politics and geology of Seamus Heaney. He also gives a remarkable sense of the glory of being alive that perhaps is best expressed by one who very nearly didn't make it. (And who ever afterwards had to count his every breath). Here is a poet who captures the pastoral in it's truth; not necessarily beautiful, but permanent and ever-changing. But also the industrial man-made glories of pit shaft and smelting shed. My favourite poems are of the southern lakeland fells and passes and, particularly his poems of Millom.
We think of Lulworth Cove or Granchester or Upper Lambourne or Rydal Water when we think of English poetry. We should think more often of the Duddon and the little industrial town almost overlooked even by those of us who were brought up across the estuary.
Swallows and Amazons by Arthur Ransome
One of the best children's writers of the last hundred years and a man who knew and loved the Lake District. The setting around the Coniston fells and on the waters of the lake is as much a part of the book (s) as the Walker family or their adventures. I spent many hours and days in similar parts of the region and no matter what I was doing, be it sailing sticks down a stream, riding the Windemere steamers, acting out episodes of The Last of the Mohicans, they were worth doing because of where I was doing them. Ransome brings the landscape as well as lakeland people to life. The charcoal burners who tend to Roger's ankle and show the children a pet adder may easily have been the gamekeeper who showed me a buzzard's nest and taught me how to sneak up close to grouse. Ransome sets some of his books in East Anglia and these are every bit as good as the lakeland ones. For lovers of the lake district though, let me highly recommend; Swallowdale, Winter Holiday and Pigeon Post. The Picts and the Martyrs is also set in lakeland but I haven't read it (yet).
Badger on a Barge by Janni Howker
Another book that captures what it was like to be brought up and spend your childhood in the southern lakes. There are some excellent stories in the much under-rated book. Seriously admired by writers; largely ignored by teachers. I taught it to several classes who all loved the books and who all produced much excellent writing in response. I didn't read it especially for this journey but did enjoy dipping back in and finding that the title story still got tears welling-up.
The Comedy World Of Stan Laurel by John McCabe
Have only dipped into this as yet. A full project on Stan and Ollie is a potential future venture. I'm slowly filling the shelves in preparation for that.
To be Continued…


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I travel a lot.
Like more than a normal teenager would in a year. So far in 2013, I have been to Cebu, Johannesburg, Goa, countless of trips to China and Macau, and soon Los Angeles. My first flight was when I was two months old! As a direct result of my constant travels, I've pretty much got the flying fashion down pat.
The most obvious and best tip fashion wise when flying, or travelling any which way for that matter, is to layer up.
Like more than a normal teenager would in a year. So far in 2013, I have been to Cebu, Johannesburg, Goa, countless of trips to China and Macau, and soon Los Angeles. My first flight was when I was two months old! As a direct result of my constant travels, I've pretty much got the flying fashion down pat.
The most obvious and best tip fashion wise when flying, or travelling any which way for that matter, is to layer up.
trousers - Zara crop top - Cotton On denim shirt - Cotton On backpack - from China sneakers - H&M
This is usually what I pretty much look like when travelling, whether long-haul (6 hours+) or short-haul (-6 hours) flights. My mom is an air hostess, so I do have stricter clothing regulations than most people, however this complies with even my strict outfit rules. I love carrying extra layers because if I'm cold, it'll keep me warm, or if I am not wearing it, I can bundle it up and make an extra pillow (because airplane pillows are horrible). Another tip I have is to try and wear your hair up during long-haul flights, because of the air in the cabin, your hair is going to get greasy and nasty.
These pants, just I have no words for them. They look so smart, yet they feel like leggings because thats essentially what they are! They are a thicker material, which is great to travel in because it keeps you warm, and they can pass off as pants! There is quite a variety of styles for these, and I have about 3 pairs. Unfortunately, they don't come cheap, being $350-400 HKD a pair, however I suggest you go and grab them during the Zara sales! Another reason why I love wearing outfits like this on short-haul flights, is because it's perfect to wear after you get off the plane and want to go explore the new city.
trousers - Zara tank top - H&M varsity jacket - H&M sneakers - H&M backpack - from China
I know most people prefer to wear sleeved items, however I prefer sleeveless, just because I usually travel to hot countries and once I get off the plane, it's a lot cooler than wearing full sleeves or half sleeves. Graphic tees are a really fun way to express your style when flying, because they are extremely comfortable and are just fun!
When flying, it's always a really good idea to wear comfortable shoes, because your feet will become swollen, especially during long flights. Go for shoes that are easy to slip on and off, even sandals or flip flops work if your airline allows it.
pants - from India tank top - H&M scarf - from India flatforms - from China
Loose fitting clothes are your best bet during flying, because as shocking as it is, you will sweat. And if you wear tight clothes, it's going to stick to your sweaty body, and the smell is going to last longer because tighter clothes mean less breathable fabrics and just ugh. Light weight clothes that are breathable and loose are going to ensure you stay as fresh as possible and comfortable. As funky as they are, harem pants are actually quite on trend this season and are extremely comfortable which is one of the reasons why I love wearing them when travelling. This is more of a long-haul flight outfit, just because it is a lot more casual and comfortable, however I could only wear this if I wasn't traveling on the airline my mom works for, so lucky you!
Scarves are a great alternative to jackets or sweaters, just because they have more fabric and give you more coverage. You can easily wrap a scarf around you like a shawl, or keep it around your neck, or even use it as a blanket if the one you got on the plane smelt weird. (As weird as this sounds, always smell your blankets when you get them, otherwise who knows whether it's clean or not. It's going near your skin, and often unclean blankets can increase acne, rash or just irritated skin. Trust me on this one.)
Also, avoid heels as much as possible when travelling, even if it is just a two hour flight. Like I mentioned before, your feet will swell when flying because of the cabin pressure and also because you are sitting still for a long time, so the blood in your feet isn't circulating as much (Don't trust me on the biology side of this, just trust me on the foot swelling thing). Flatforms like these are great because they give you a little bit of height if you are conscious about that.
leggings - Giordano tunic - my mother's sneakers - H&M
I love button down tops to wear while flying, because they can be fully buttoned on board where it's chilly, and you can tie them up when you land to cool you down. What's great about this is that it looks so casual and comfortable, yet it does look smart at the same time. There isn't really that much to say about this outfit that I haven't mentioned in the others, so it's pretty much here for inspiration! Just remember to keep your clothes light weight.
If you hadn't noticed, I keep all my travelling outfits pretty simple in color. Try to only wear neutrals when flying, just because it makes you look more polished even if you are wearing something like leggings. If you want to have a bit more color, use accessories for that, like take a fun backpack or a brightly colored beanie. Try to steer clear of metal accessories and just pack that instead, it saves you a lot of time at security.
Don't worry, I haven't forgotten about guys! Boys, you pretty much have only two rules to follow. Number one, don't sag your pants too low, because you can get kicked off for it because it can be considered inappropriate. Number two, don't wear sweatpants. Actually, this applies to girls as well. NO SWEATPANTS WHEN FLYING, YOU LOOK LIKE A JOKER.
That's pretty much it for my travel fashion. Next post will be up sometime Sunday!


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Sorry about the re-post, but I forgot to turn on the notifications the first time.
OK, I've got my Iway channel built and running. It's great. My only problem left is that it quits after running for 1 hour. I'm dropping a text file into a folder, and my process flow takes that and loads the records into an old mainframe DB2 database. After insering the records for an hour, it quits with a 'timeout' error. I've verified that when publishing the process flow I have zero in the timeout value, and in my file listener my execution time limit is 7200 (2 hours). Still quitting after 1 hour. Is there another parameter somewhere that I've missed? Thanks for a great forum.
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If you're using the SQL agent, it has a timeout parameter too.
iWay Service Manager (6.0.1 - patch.62627)
DMC Version 7 Release 7
Thanks for your response. In my SQL object in the designer, I do have timeout = 0 on there. I looked at the ODBC that is being used and did not see anywhere that a 1 hour timeout would be set.
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Hi Mike,
Are you using a persistent database connection?
What is the actual error message you're getting in the iWay log?
I've seen this happen where the firewall chops the connection to the MF after a period, may be worth checking with your firewall guys.
iWay 5.5 SMSP1 and 6.0.1 on Intel/Linux
Thanks for the tip. I ran my procedure yesterday and it ran all the way through. I'm thinking maybe I didn't compile something right.
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Criminal Court was held in Fentress County on Monday, November 9 before the Honorable Criminal Court Judge Shayne Sexton, with nineteen guilty pleas entered.
Joel Ryan Smith of Hwy. 127 North, Crossville, TN, entered a guilty plea to charges of Theft of Property Over $1,000, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and Evading Arrest, and was sentenced to serve 3 years in the Tennessee Department of Corrections and was ordered to make restitution of $750.00.
Richard Lee Jones of Gum Branch Road, Jamestown, pled guilty to the charge of Possession of Schdeule II Controlled Substance — Morphone, and was sentenced to 11 months and 29 days probation, ordered to pay court costs and fine of $750.00, and forfeiture of $250.00 to the Fentress County Sheriff's Dept. Drug Fund.
Terry A. Shields II of Mitchell Lane, Jamestown, entered a guilty plea to the charge of Burglary of a Motor Vehicle and Theft Under $500, and was sentenced to serve 4 years in the Tennessee Department of Corrections.
William Dewayne Jackson pled guilty to charges of Aggravated Burglary, Theft of Property Over $1,000 and Vandalism Over $1,000, and was sentenced to serve 3 years in the Tennessee Department of Corrections and make restitution of $1,050.
Read the rest of the story in this weeks Fentress Courier.


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