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Professor Bastiaan de Gaay Fortman – known to his students as Bas – is not only an internationally acclaimed authority on the political economy of jurisprudence, security and conflict, but a committed and inspirational activist who has struggled for decades for the cause of human rights while internalizing and integrating its moral values and principles in his personal life. Currently at the age of nearly 75 and with over 50 years of teaching experience in academia, he still reads letters and emails very meticulously, takes enquiries and requests carefully into consideration, and responds to them appropriately. You meet Bas once, you automatically want to bow a little and respect him the next time, if not upon first acquaintance!
Holding the world's only Chair in Political Economy of Human Rights at Utrecht University, Netherlands, ever since September 2000, Professor Bas de Gaay Fortman has authored and edited numerous books, chapters and articles including such diverse titles as Theory of Competition Policy (1966)[i], Rethinking Development (1982)[ii], A False Start: Law and Development in the Context of a Colonial Legacy (with Paschal Mihyo, 1991), God and the Goods: Global Economy in a Civilizational Perspective (with Berma Klein Goldewijk, 1998), the article trilogy Is Socialism Possible? (March 1998), Is Capitalism Possible? (June 1998) and Is Democracy Possible? (September 1998), LaboriousLaw (2001), Violence among Peoples in the Light of Human Frustration and Aggression (2005), Hermeneutics, Scriptural Politics and Human Rights: Between Text and Context (with Kurt Martens and M. A. Mohamed Salih, 2010), and Human Rights as 'Regulae Iuris': An Inquiry into the Dialectics of Legality versus Legitimacy (2012).
Below is the first part of a series of exclusive interviews e-IR's Maysam Behravesh (May) has conducted with him on the occasion of the paperback reprinting this year of his latest book, Political Economy of Human Rights: Rights, Realities and Realization (Routledge, 2012), a work he has dedicated "to my students, from all over the world (1960-2010)" and usually refers to as "PEHR". The interview focuses upon the significant points and central arguments propounded in the book, but also strives to address key questions of broader interest and high relevance to the human rights cause/discourse in general.
Note: The second part of the interview can be accessed here.
e-IR: I think we had better begin with the quite inviting title of your book, Political Economy of Human Rights: Rights, Realities and Realization. What does it generally seek to convey? In other words, what should a student of law, politics or economics or even a human rights activist expect to see in a work with such a title?
Prof. Fortman: Originally, I had the title and subtitle the other way round, referring to the manuscript as R3. Crucially, its focus is on the realization of (human) rights, which implies a strong emphasis on realities. Actually, it is an endeavour towards conceptualizing, institutionalizing and contextualizing human rights in a way conducive to their realization. A political economy approach is helpful here. Political economy of human rights is a way of looking behind systemic violations and structural non-implementation. Naturally, its primary contribution lies in the field of socio-economic rights. There, the core focus is acquirement: why and how people succeed or fail in acquiring what they need to sustain their daily livelihoods. Yet, its significance is not restricted to economic and social rights. Lack of implementation of civil, political and cultural rights also has to be assessed in a politico-economic context. Often non-implementation of human rights is structural, related to what might be called a justice gap. Thus, the work has appeared in the Routledge Frontiers of Political Economy bookseries.
e-IR: I'm going to be a bit more straightforward in the hope that you will not take offence, Bas. PEHR is arguably a powerful and ground-breaking work, and you've done a sterling job there. But, frankly, you seem to have made excessive use of non-English specialist terms and expressions (Latin, Greek, German etc), which may inconvenience an ordinary reader and, indeed, looks a bit ironical for a work that is supposedly meant to appeal to a universal audience. Do you accept the criticism and if so, should we expect a customized edition of the book later?
Prof. Fortman: I see your point, May, although I do not think the use made of "specialist" terminology has been "excessive". You find these terms and expressions mainly in chapter 2, which combines a critique of the current international venture for "the promotion and protection of human rights" – a terminology I abhor – with a constructive approach to human rights as both modern principles of law (regulae iuris) and universal political standards. Please take note of the following clarification of my endeavour in the preface: "to combine rigorous juridical scholarship with political-economic analysis of rights in context …. Thus, the economy—polity—society triangle, in which economy includes issues of distribution, polity includes law and jurisprudence, and society includes culture and religion, constitutes the book's core perspective". In order not to scare off your and my readers, let me add two more comments. First, translations are usually in the main text and only rarely in a note. Second, each chapter begins with an appealing saying and an illustrative case, and there are lots of stories and clarifying examples throughout.
Yet, I don't want to be just apologetic. There is definitely a case for a version of this text that is readable to a general public. Meanwhile, I am happy with the paperback edition that has just been published. Now, at least, this Political Economy of Human Rights has become affordable to "my students from all over the world".
e-IR: OK, then I should rest my case! Let's move ahead. You have understandably tried to found your concrete discussions and case explanations about human rights (HR) protection and violation in the work upon a series of original theoretical-conceptual arguments in the early chapters, the most prominent among which is perhaps what one may briefly dub Fortman Triangles or Fortman's Dignity Triangles: "the golden triangle of human dignity manifestation" and "the golden triangle of human dignity realization". Could you please offer us a concise but comprehensive explanation of this basically conceptual construction?
Prof. Fortman: With pleasure, May! Universal human dignity is the core value sustaining human rights, which manifests itself in three general principles: liberty, equality and solidarity (fellowship). These are interlinked, meaning no real liberty without equality and solidarity, and the other ways around. Effectively responding to this challenge requires policies combining human rights with human security and human development. Indeed, human rights without human security and human development is an illusion, as are human security without human development and human rights, and human development without human security and human rights.
e-IR: Pertinently, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) arguably constitutes, in a sense, your pivotal frame of reference in the work – please correct me if I'm wrong – as you appear to have generally based your intellectual endeavour throughout it upon the document, which "was written in two days in a hotel room in San Francisco by [the US First Lady] Eleanor Roosevelt and two assistants"[iii]. Don't you think you are thus stepping upon shaky ground? After all, people, particularly those from non-Western cultures, may contend that, well, UDHR has been drafted by a Western liberal most probably out of touch with non-Western values, traditions and conventions and does not, therefore, apply to them, though it has a "universal" appeal. More specifically, this can also help subject the document to denunciation, manipulation and self-serving interpretations as demonstrated by the painful experience of governance in, say, authoritarian societies. And finally, some thinkers (the renowned Indian-British philosopher and political theorist, Bhikhu C. Parekh, for one) really maintain that the Declaration has a "distinctly liberal bias", hence it "cannot claim universal validity"[iv]. What have you got to say here Bas? And above all, what should we do now? Because, on the other hand, when you take UDHR out of the whole discourse, not much is left apparently.
Prof. Fortman: Two points here, if I may. First, no matter how the first draft came into being, these words have gained not only universal status but also universal appeal. While this is definitely not the case in regard to all those who rule, it certainly applies to the ruled. To offer a working example, when I participated in a human rights mission to Malawi during the final period of tense opposition to Hastings Kamuzu Banda's tyrannical regime (1992-1993), the mini copies of the Declaration that I carried with me went like hot cakes. Second, I fail to see what is specifically "liberal" about universal human dignity. Isn't "equal in dignity" still a major challenge in the "modern West" itself? In my book, I emphasize two socio-cultural histories – or "genealogies" – of human rights: 1) Universal human dignity as a struggle against marginalization and exclusion, and 2) Inalienable individual rights as a struggle to protect all human beings against abuse of power primarily by their own government and its subordinates. The latter you may call a "Western" or rather "modern" idea, but today that idea appears to be relevant everywhere except perhaps for an isolated self-sufficient society like Bhutan.
My problem with human rights "thinkers" like Bhikhu is that they want to "re-invent" human rights, ignoring the universal global faith in equal dignity and rights as "re-affirmed" in the preambles of both the UN Charter and the Universal Declaration as well as by that global confession in Article 1 of UDHR: "All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood."
e-IR: Another remarkably original and imaginative conceptualization which may easily grab the reader's attention is your argument about "downstream" and "upstream" efforts to further the universal cause of human rights worldwide. What exactly do you mean by them?
Prof. Fortman: I prefer this terminology to "top-down" and "bottom-up" attempts as human rights entail a struggle: with or against the prevailing current. "Downstream human rights" refers to those circles that are primarily concerned with the protection of human dignity from the perspective of international standard-setting and supervision. "Upstream human rights" focuses upon realization of the concrete freedoms and entitlements supposed to be protected by abstract rights. Let me take the right to health as an example here. People in urban slum areas like Kibera in Nairobi are not generally interested in that right. But what does concern them is daily protected access to safe water and sanitation, without which they are likely to fall ill. For such entitlements they might well be prepared to take "upstream", action. In such a struggle abstract international rights may play a legitimizing part. So rather than starting from international standards and mechanisms for monitoring and supervision, the challenge rather is to start from the actual needs at the grassroots level and to connect the ensuing struggles to "downstream" human rights.
Allow me also to point to a remarkable phenomenon in China today, a country under the spell of authoritarian governance. Nowadays, protests there against developments threatening daily livelihoods appear to be increasingly successful. What motivates people is protection of their existing entitlements. Yet, it will not take long, I think, before mobilization against rural-urban inequalities will generate true socio-economic change. Notably, most protesters in China have not perhaps even heard of human rights. But what drives "upstream" action is not the language of human rights but the ideas and realities behind it. These will find expression in people's own words and ways. Actually, "upstream" action for realization of human rights is just another term for emancipation. For "downstream human rights," the challenge is to connect it to such struggles.
e-IR: In what ways is human rights a "laborious law" – as the title of an aforementioned article by you bears – or a taxing element in the international and national legal systems? How best should it be incorporated in the jurisdictions of sovereign states?
Prof. Fortman: Always and everywhere the challenge is how to protect everyone's human dignity. In a modern society with state sovereignty and an economy based on specialization in production and exchange, the only effective option to do so is through fundamental rights. Rights are interests protected by law, and human rights signify legal protection of fundamental freedoms and basic entitlements. But that is a rather laborious endeavour since these rights assume that people themselves have already acquired those freedoms and entitlements. Let me take China as an example here. All human beings living there have an internationally recognized right to free expression (Article 19 of UDHR). Yet, in actual practice they cannot freely express themselves, as we know, nor is there any real effort towards international enforcement of such a freedom. Regarding such a situation of legitimate interests being not adequately recognized in people's own environments, Durkheim, for one, spoke of "a right of combat"[v]. Naturally, that was not meant to justify individual or collective use of violence but to convey the legitimacy of a non-violent struggle to protect dignity, if necessary against one's own government. External pressure may help here but basically this must be an "upstream" struggle. Where rights are not conclusive but just declared (through UN General Assembly "declarations" of human rights, the right to development, minority rights, the right to water, etc.), the law in question is "laborious" and its realization a strenuous struggle.
e-IR: What are the first, second and third generations of human rights? How are they connected to each other?
Prof. Fortman: Understandably, after the Second World War (WWII), the immediate focus was on the right to life, personal security and non-discrimination. Indeed, civil and political rights constitute the first "generation" of post-war human rights. Yet, development and the "attack on poverty" also were put on the international agenda, bringing about economic, social and cultural rights as the second "generation". While the whole venture had been set in motion with a clear focus on individual rights, later political agendas pushed collective rights such as peoples' self-determination and the right to a clean environment as well as the rights of collectivities such as indigenous peoples. There you have the third "generation" or, preferably, category of international human rights. Notably, the three categories must be seen as interdependent. What is the meaning of a right to food, for example, to people who are not free to say they are hungry, and what can the right to free speech mean to someone starving to death?
e-IR: How do you assess the international community's treatment of the human rights venture in the post-WWII era? Doesn't it appear to you that the whole struggle has often proved of secondary importance and come only next to such issues as protection of sovereignty, national security, state survival, and balance of power? Where do you think the HR project/process stands now?
Prof Fortman: As touched upon earlier, this is what I refer to as the "downstream" venture. It is usually called "international protection of human rights". I abhor that terminology, as I said. Rights are interests protected by law. So protecting rights means protecting protection of interests by law. No wonder the term "soft law" happens to be quite common here. It is human beings and their fundamental dignity that ought to be protected; rights ought to be realized, of course, rather than just "protected", whatever that may mean.
The term "soft law" is, indeed, rather typical. You are quite right: the whole international human rights venture finds itself somewhere at the far margins of the international agenda. It is only when that agenda can be translated into issues of international security that it may move towards its core. Last year, there was some hope that this could happen, when the Security Council listed the liberation of Libya from Gaddafi's tyrannical regime under the "Responsibility to Protect" (R2P). But in the case of Syria, the UN appears to be paralyzed once again.
Apart from its apparent lack of teeth, my trouble with the international human rights venture is the disproportional array of meetings, per diem allowances and paper it produces compared to its minimal investment in the struggle against adverse or "disabling" local environments. If you peruse the UN Development Programme's Human Development Index (HDI), Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index or any kind of "conflict susceptibility index", you are bound to notice that the countries which score worst in such rankings are also those in which there are gross and systematic violations of human rights. The point is, first, that in both emphasis and investment there has to be a shift from the international to the local, and, second, that policies, programmes and projects would benefit from ventures combining efforts towards realization of human rights with those conducive to human security and human development.
e-IR: PEHR advocates a new political economy-oriented approach to tackling what you often highlight as a huge "human rights deficit" existing in the world and affecting people's lives, an approach centred around re-conceptualization, contextualization and realization. How do you outline such an approach? More generally, how do you think the international community should proceed to reduce and minimize the increasingly widening deficit in an age marked by uncertainty, insecurity, and austerity? What strategies do you envisage for the purpose in other words?
Prof. Fortman: I see that human rights deficit principally in four crucial realms of human relations: impunity of state-related perpetrators of human rights abuse, "domestic" violence directed against women and children in the first place (the "public-private divide"), the failing protection of minorities against abuse by the dominant power, and systemic violations of the rights of the poor. In PEHR, I try to answer your question particularly in regard to the rights of minorities and the rights of the poor (chapters 6 and 5 respectively). Tackling such deficits requires, again, an upstream perspective based on victims' own agency, and national as well as international advocacy and action to connect these struggles for concrete freedoms and entitlements to international human rights (downstream endeavour). Highly problematic in this connection is the common abuse of human rights in international relations, either to conceal one's own bad records just on paper ("defensive human rights") or to attack one's enemies ("offensive human rights"). A major hurdle is, moreover, the lack of a genuinely independent body to supervise implementation and realization – It is not accidental that the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) gathering, which is based on a kind of peers' review among the state representatives is called the "Mutual Praise Society". Let me also refer here to two articles of relevance on your exciting website: "Human Rights in the Context of International Relations" and "Political Economy of Human Rights: The Quest for Relevance and Realization", where I have explored these issues at almost adequate length.
e-IR: As my final query in this part, what are the internal challenges and flaws of the HR discourse from a juridical as well as a political economy perspective?
Prof. Fortman: Let me just summarize three major challenges in response to the flaws that we discussed already: 1) Conceptualization based on not just fundamental and inalienable citizenship rights, but first and foremost on the struggle for truly inclusive human dignity, taking article 1 of the UDHR as the constitutive foundation; 2) Contextualization focusing on adverse or "disabling" environments at the roots of structural non-implementation of human rights; and 3) Operationalization of human rights as not just legal resources but political instruments too, meant to function as fundamental standards of legitimacy, and their institutionalization not just from a protective angle but also as a basis for advocacy and action aimed at social change.
e-IR: Thank you very much indeed for your time Bas. I will leave the discussion here, planning, however, to get back to you before long, this time perhaps with more probing and practical questions including those about the role of international organizations in the advancement of HR cause, 11 September attacks, US-led invasions into Afghanistan and Iraq and their human rights implications at the international level, the HR dimensions of the lingering 2008 financial crisis, the political-economy dynamics of the Arab Spring etc.
Bas de Gaay Fortman is Professor of Political Economy of Human Rights at the Utrecht University School of Law and the emeritus Professor of Political Economy at the Institute of Social Studies, Erasmus University of Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
[i]. De Gaay Fortman, B. 1996, Theory of Competition Policy: A Confrontation of Economic, Political and legal Principles, Amsterdam: North-Holland Publishing Co, 1966. Reviewed by Corwin D. Edwards in The American Economic Review, Vol. 58, No. 1, March 1968, p. 286-289, Accessible at http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.2307/1831713?uid=3738736&uid=2134&uid=2&uid=70&uid=4&sid=21101164853027
[ii]. De Gaay Fortman, B. (ed.), 1982, Rethinking Development, The Hague: Institute of Social Studies.
[iii]. Korzec, M. 1993, "Onzin op stelten. Mensenrechten als wereldreligie", Intermediair, 10 December. Cited in De Gaay Fortman, B. 2011, Political Economy of Human Rights: Rights, Realities and Realization, London and New York: Routledge, 49.
[iv]. Parekh, B. 2000, Rethinking Multiculturalism: Cultural Diversity and Political Theory, Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave, 133.
[v]. Rawls, A. 2003, "Conflict as a Foundation for Consensus: Contradictions of Industrial Capitalism in Book III of Durkheim's 'Division of Labor'", Critical Sociology (295-335), 298.
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Final Editing Tweaks (Day 12)Bradley WestBy this point in time, all we needed to do was add finishing tweaks to syncing, green screen shots and editing effects and transitions to ensure the video looks as good as possible.In addition, we decided to change a green screen effect to have a large pulsating heart whilst little hearts fly out of the centre of the screen during a I love it chorus. This is creative and adds another exciting element to the video.
This screenshot shows the pulsating heart green screen effect being worked onIn addition, I worked on finishing off all the dip to color dissolves, as well as adding in any when this was needed such as when the new pulsating heart green screen clip was added.We also made sure that the colours used fitted the pop-art and feminist pop themes of the video and looked visually engaging too using colours such as neon blues and light, vibrant pinks.
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Fallout 4 is a very, very big game, and dammit, it's about to get even bigger. Today, Bethesda announced three new DLC expansions for the game, all of which add interesting new twists to the Fallout 4 experience.
The first add-on, entitled Automatron, arrives next month. In this expansion, a mysterious force known as the Mechanist begins flooding the Commonwealth with new robotic enemies. Kill these enemies and salvage their parts, and you can craft your own custom robot companion. Hmm, I wonder if you'll also be able to have a romantic relationship with your new robot buddy? I'm, uh, just asking for a friend. Automatron will cost $10.
Next up, we have Wasteland Workshop, which, as you might have guessed given the name, expands your workshop options. You can even build traps for enemies, which you can then train to do your bidding. Wasteland Workshop arrives in April at a price of $5.
Finally, we have the big one, Far Harbor. This is a full storyline expansion, which sees you searching for a missing woman with everybody's favorite robo-detective, Nick Valentine. This search leads you to the mysterious Far Harbor, an island populated mostly by refugee synths. Far Harbor is its own complex world, with its own sidequests and dungeons separate from the main mystery you visit the island to solve. Far Harbor sails into port in May, at a price of $25.
And that's not all! Bethesda is promising more add-on DLC throughout 2016. With more DLC coming than originally planned, Bethesda is upping the price of the Fallout 4 season pass to $50, although until March 1 you can buy it at its original $30 price and still get all the content. For once, the early adopter doesn't get screwed. If you'd like to play these expansions early, Bethesda is running betas, which you can sign up for here.
So, what do you think of the DLC plans? I'll admit, I'm pretty excited – the workshop and Nick Valentine's quests were two of my favorite parts of Fallout 4, so these add-ons are right up my post-apocalyptic alley.


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This is one of Dylan's most consistently gripping albums, even though it is a roundup of outtakes and orphaned songs, many cut for the haunted triumphs Oh Mercy and Time Out of Mind. Like any night on his Never Ending Tour, each track is a fresh portrait of Dylan at the crossroads, cutting new roads in rhyme, tempo and emotional emphasis: the introspection of "Most of the Time," the looming apocalypse of "Ring Them Bells" and the heavy weight of "Ain't Talkin'." The veering tempers of Dylan's medicine- rattle rasp are a wonder to themselves. His enraged growl in the piano demo of "Dignity" — "In the next room a man fightin' with his wife/Over dignity" — sounds like he's ready to jump right in.
I've been listening to it in earnest this week on the iPod and it's an extraordinary overview of the last two decades of Dylan's lexicon. Some of the recordings are familiar - but take twists away from the final cuts of albums. Others are brand new. And others are complete reworkings of songs or we discover lyrics that pop up in other compositions later and others with lyrics that never made the final cut. We hear Dylan experimenting with different phrasing and in the use of his voice as though he's channelling some ancient New Orleans bluesman from another generation, another century. Is he Stephen Foster or Charlie Parker?
You can listen to the album at Rhapsody here.
Read it all at Rolling Stone here.


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These catalogs are from early 1960s to 1974. In leafing through them I saw a few neat check marks but no other writing. The catalogs are titled Rare Americana with the following exceptions:#21 Frontier Americana, #22 Early American Thought, #23 American Travel by Land and Sea, #24 War and Peace in America,#26 The United States 1783-1836, and #27 Colonial Americana.
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• No Way In: Staff writer Ilene Prusher discovered that she was also subject to the new restrictions – the new walls – encircling Palestinians living in Jerusalem.
"When we tried to get in the gate at the village of Nuaman/Mazmuriya to talk to the woman in the lead of the story, the Israeli soldiers didn't give much credence to our Israeli government-issued press cards. They told me no one but people whose ID show that they live there could enter," says Ilene.
Ilene called the woman who lived in Nuaman on the phone. She told Ilene to take a back way into the community, through a new Jewish neighborhood under construction in East Jerusalem. "We drove around on unpaved roads for about half an hour until we wound up next to an Israeli army shooting range. We kept calling this young woman to redirect us, and finally we wound up on the right dirt road, drove up a hill, and eventually we got to her house," she says.
From the house, "we had a view of the entire city, a city that her village is a part of – yet isn't. Now she's not legally allowed to enter the rest of the city because she doesn't hold a Jerusalem identification card. Her solution seemed to be: get married and get out. But as you'll see in the story, her suitors have the same problem that we had in trying to see her."
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Terry Arnall wrote:
> Hi Scott, got it tuned this morning...seems to work fine, but I can see it's going to take a lot of practice to make anyone happy with the sounds! hee hee
> thanks for all your help - it's been funnnnnn!
> Terry
> PS did you get my suggestion about putting some shrink wrap around the shielding of the antenna coax?
I would like to build a signal generator to fiddle with...you folks have those?
Hay Scott, you guys have some brochures for the Theramax/thermin? I was thinking about taking to a flea market and fiddling around with it and if someone had questinos I could give them some brochures..what do you think? My wife just got done after an hour fooling with it until her armes dropped...
you cud just sene me a PDF file and I could print them out....Terry
Hello Terry.
This is great news hearing that you, and your wife, are now enjoying playing the Theremax. Yes, I think I do remember you suggesting we use heat-shrink tubing to prevent the shield wire from touching the internal wire or antenna mount. I agree. It would be a good solution to preventing this potential trouble. I have a trick I use when preparing these. I save the bit of black-outer insulation and trim one end at a 45º angle and put this pointed end up over the shield wire that solders to the board, but before that, I slide the cable through my tightly pinched thumb and forefinger to stretch the black outer insulation just enough to cover the clipped-short burr out at the antennae end.
At the left column of our http://www.paia.com home page, you can click on Small Kits and Gear and see another link to Building Block kits, click that and scroll down and you'll see a Function Generator kit with signal waveform outputs.
Here's a direct link for it:
Sorry, but no, we don't have brochures, but I will put a dozen or so of our PAiA Parts ID cards in the mail to you. It has the http://www.paia.com site listed on it and will help those interested, find us.
Thanks for your support!
Sincerely, Scott Lee
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Emma wants. Anything.
Oh please, just a tiny bit of chicken?
Just a bit? Look at me, look into my eyes. I'm sooo hungry. I'll die soon if I don't get a bite. Don't you love me? I love you. Sooo much.
And food. I love food, too.
Do you let your dogs beg at the table? Or while you eat snacks on the couch?
Sad to admit, we do.
We don't always feed them, but we give them a tidbit just often enough to give them hope.
May-May gets bold.
Tony is so hungry. Who could deny a face like this?
Obviously we can't or they wouldn't be huddled like street beggars around the table.
And what's funny is the things they will eat from the table they would reject on their own.
A bit of broccoli. Yum. Down the hatch.
A lettuce leaf.
They will fight over it.


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As a young girl I hated my life to the point I wanted a new family. The misery I felt I knew this was not what everybody else felt within their family. All my friends had moms who were involved in their life 24/7 in a positive way. My mom was phenomenal as far as I wanted to believe, but she was an alcoholic who at times made everyone feel the raft when sobriety kicked in. The way my mom yelled and cursed at my siblings and I 16 years of my life played a huge role in how I almost 10 years later parent my daughter. She's the apple of my eye, and even though my mom has been deceased for nearly a decade her ways are not what I want to utilize when it comes to disciplining my child. When my mom was angry she made sure we knew and felt every ounce of anger she had. This in return made me angry as a child. Which prompted no result other than me being angry while she was angry and led to me becoming rebellious and abused both mentally, physically, and emotionally. Now, as an adult, I promised myself, my spouse, and more importantly my daughter to never become my mom, as a mom. So far so good, but there are days I catch myself being my mom and I have to remind myself that yelling at my daughter when she does things I don't like will force her to believe it's OK to be angry when someone does something she don't like.. like my mother.. My mom lacked patience, and at almost 26, so do I. Working with being patient with my daughter when she act out has showed me she responds better when I inform her on ways to deal with things. This process is long and hard but I know the generational curse will soon be diminished. Hurt people, hurt people and I refuse to allow pain to dictate how much joy and happiness I can obtain in my life.. Because I am a better person from my childhood situation I have hopes that I'll become a better mom. My life shaped my vision on what I want my daughter to endure because I wasn't given the opportunity of positivity in my life, so I vowed to be the positivity I yearned for as a kid… but for my child..
Thank You Amina Kali Okafor for sharing this with us.


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Hansgrohe Aquademie in Schiltach in the Black Forest
A visit to Hansgrohe is well worthwhile. We would love to welcome you to Schiltach in the Kinzig Valley in the near future. Entrance to the Hansgrohe Aquademie is free of charge.
The Aquademie team is happy to answer your questions at any time.
Address and opening times:
Hansgrohe SE
Hansgrohe Aquademie
Auestr. 9
D-77761 Schiltach
Phone: +49 7836 51-3272
Fax +49 7836 51-1505
Wheelchair access available.
Monday to Friday: 7.30 am – 7.00 pm
Sat, Sun, public holidays: 10.00 am – 4.00 pm
Cafe bar:
Round off your visit with a delicious cake or a light snack. We kindly request that group register in advance. We would be happy to make individual catering arrangements for you on request. Please get in touch with us.


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The MorphoTransverse Method® updates ancient health practices for the modern fitness world.
–all you need to do is BE PRESENT–
Together, we will turn your goals into results and uncover your unique level of stability so you can reach a superior state of existence. Discover your heightened self as we teach you to unify your spirit and body, allowing them to evolve beyond earthly boundaries.
The Morphotransverse Method was established by co-creators Annie Kielman and Joshua Patterson as a means of exploring cult as a belief system both inclusive and secretive. This project addresses the overlap of historical ritual/cult with safe spaces and the effects of relinquishing autonomy for group identity. It looks at ritual as the repetition of identical steps that become hierarchies within a belief's structure, as well as where ritualized athletic movement can become spiritual exertions that correct muscle imbalances and trauma cycles.
While the Morphotransverse Method (MTM) continues to evolve in many directions, it primarily manifests as "Trial Experience" events that include a movement based performance where viewers are given instructional literature and are guided in both physical and cognitive amoral exercises. The MTM model begins with stabilization. In this initial phase, you correct all imbalances and halt physic injury cycles on a physical and emotional level. By healing first, you can cultivate a more powerful strength. The energy of the space echoes the condensed frenzy of bodies found in group class gyms: with the fitness instructor serving as low-level leader operating within a much larger order. Keeping exertion levels controlled, the combination of choreographed movements, designed sound accompaniment, and shouts from a seductively energetic leader mimic a spiritual drunk, spiked with the coke: a sort of post-modern speedball.
Co-creators Annie Kielman and Joshua Patterson are Chicago-based artists who met while in the MFA program at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. They formed The Morphotransverse Method in an effort to invite traditional ritual practices into the contemporary realm and to focus on the intersection and overlap of esoteric fitness and esoteric spiritualism.
Annie's work explores how the rules of our physical world design our gestures, and how those gestures serve as anchors in a digital space. She focuses on creating works that exist in "between-spaces" where their slippages across fixed languages develop different modes of understanding and experiencing our bodies. Her experience as a NASM certified athletic trainer will be the primary source for research in how the kinetic chain can be addressed and utilized in a performative setting.
Joshua has spent his life extensively researching cultic and esoteric history. His parafictional shamanic practice embraces the liminal space between the sincere and insincere, the true believer and the cynic, science and pseudo-science, irony and love; and places the viewer in this space: a space of unknowing. It is here in which anything can happen: a place of becoming. Pulled by the gravitational force of a dichotomous construct, we find ourselves somewhere new, full of possibility.


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Wednesday, February 20, 2013
The big Cheating in Vodafone Comedy Stars Final
In most viewers opinion (through mouth, facebook and blogs ) Asianet again fooled all of the audience by the poor judgement on the final. One who watch entire vodafone comedy star can simply tell that really Team Four Stars deserves the first price in vodafone comedy star grand finale, But what happened is, one of the most betray in malayalam channel history, the judges gave the first price to Team VIP (once they are best team, but after around 1 year they become stereotype and Nelson's non vegetarian dialogued ONE MAN SHOW.. ). but the judges always supports it even if there is no comedy. and the show become boring. at that time Team Fours Stars getting its track of verity comedy. They are really innovativ,Creative and consistent comedy make the show again full fledged and flew like a phoenix bird.
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First Unity Lodge – Historical News
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Happy New Year
Report by Robert Bruckner
As you can see from the photos everyone had a good time. The food was good, ably organised by Henny and her helpers and served in a novel way. The conversation flowed and we tried our hand at one of the Programme Committee's famous quizzes.
Suddenly it was 2015 and we sang Auld Lang Syne.
BNAI BRITH FIRST UNITY LODGE ANNUAL UNITY LECTURE – 23rd NOVEMBER 2014
Report by Sylvia Lewin
You could have heard a pin drop as a large audience listened with rapt attention to vivacious, dynamic Dame Helen Hyde deliver the annual Unity lecture.
Dame Helen, South African born Jewess with a degree in Theology, is the head teacher of Watford Girls School. She has a passion for religious education and its many and varied possibilities as well as its far reaching uses.
She described her 1300 pupils as incredibly multicultural – "my Jewellery box" – a very endearing term. When she stands up each morning at assembly she has a whole world in front of her. She obviously feels that she has a huge commitment and responsibility to the girls in her care.
The school has a multi-talented Religious Education department – her staff has theology degrees and are therefore able to teach about Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Each also has a specialisation in another important religion. She explained that RE, whilst a compulsory subject until the end of the GCSE year, is not in the national curriculum which leads to a huge amount of freedom going hand-in-hand with responsibility.
Her aims are lofty and plentiful – teach them to think for themselves, discuss and give opinions, participate in their country as responsible citizens, have clear moral standards, be proactive, be constructive, not show cynicism, have values which have been taught and are now lived.
The children's values must include care of others, respect, tolerance, love of others especially those who are different to oneself.
She sees RE as potentially life changing and society changing, enabling people to make informed decisions without merely regurgitating what they have been taught, helping to form the ability to reason and evaluate by having one's own answers.
Her younger pupils discuss philosophies like Who am I? Where do we find God? They learn about the artefacts of the three Abrahamic religions.
The second year includes discussions about life after death, creation and science, looking after our planet.
Come the third year and they are ready to look at their own prejudices, Holocaust education including the immorality of the Shoah, perpetrators, collaborators, bystanders, resistors, God in Auschwitz, racial prejudice and discrimination, human rights, sexual responses, bereavement, capital punishment and medical ethics including assisted suicide.
As they continue up the school, these issues are all dealt with in greater depth.
The school raises £10000 a year for charity, knit blankets, visit a hospice. Their many visits during these years include going to different places of worship.
The girls learn to respect each other's religions and maintain friendships for life with people of varied faiths. No one has ever been coerced into converting to a different religion.
Dame Helen felt that her topic fitted in very well with the concept of Unity as required by a lecturer delivering our Unity lecture. We certainly all agreed with that and were very impressed with the way in which religion is handled and delivered in Watford Girls School.
I wonder if our whole country would be a better, safer, kinder place to live in if all schools followed her example and taught such high moral codes of behaviour and understanding of our differences.
Cambridge Outing
Report by Robert Bruckner
On July 9 an intrepid group set off for Cambridge ably driven in a mini bus by Henny on our annual Walter Hoffman outing. We first went to Kettle's Yard, an unusual house that was once four tumbledown old cottages. Jim Ede, once on the staff of the Tate Gallery, realised its potential, restored them and converted them into one house. Over the years he placed his collection of pictures and sculpture amongst his own furniture and turned it into something special; it is indeed.
In the afternoon we went to the University library and listened to a marvellous lecture on the history of the Cairo Genizah and its documents. Among them was a Petition to Saladin, one of the first cheques and an Autographed Letter of Moses Maimonades.


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The media narrative around Chinese cyber-attacks follows a well-worn path which will no doubt be familiar to most of you. It's all about shadowy, government-sponsored operatives stealing foreign state secrets and sensitive IP for the geopolitical and economic benefit of Team China. Less well understood, however, is the cybercrime underground as we know it in the West – populated by financially motivated gangs in it for their own benefit.
Trend Micro has been at the forefront of research in this field and its latest report will be more than a little concerning for information security professionals in western firms. It paints a picture of a Chinese-language cyber black market rapidly expanding to include more foreign targets.
When search engines go bad
Chinese cybercriminals have always been at the forefront of innovation and the report shows that the past year has been no different. One interesting new appearance on the underground sites of the non-indexed 'Deep Web' is search engines for leaked data. Some, like SheYun, are free of charge and actually make money by offering a privacy protection feature for victims.
"Usually, SheYun's users want leaked data including rich info about users, such as: usernames, passwords, email addresses, phone numbers and so on. SheYun offers a full-text search for such data. Criminals can search for possible victims from SheYun to develop further attacks, including targeted attacks and massive attacks," report author Lion Gu told me by email.
"SheYun only charges the users who want to remove records from search results of certain keywords. That costs 100 yuan [£10] per keyword. This is important: the money comes from people wanting to suppress leaked data, not those trying to access it."
Other black-market search engines like PassBase and TuoMiMa charge users a minimal 68 yuan (£7) per year to access their "database of dumps". The idea is that with such data, cybercriminals will be able to amass the digital identities of those whose personal information has been compromised. This could then be used to craft a convincing spear phishing email – potentially leading to rich pickings if the organisation a victim works in hasn't put effective security measures in place. The data could also be used to send out mass email/SMS spam messages, or even to attempt identity fraud on an individual basis.
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Selamat Pagi (Good Morning) is how we start the day here!
Did you know although Bahasa is the national language of Indonesia, there are over 700 indigenous languages. Most Indonesians speak their indigenous language as their mother tongue and Bahasa Indonesia for school and careers, making most Indonesians bilingual.
Liam and Demi are learning Bahasa at school twice a week and we thought it would be a good idea to have a lesson at home too.
Demi's class helper teacher Ms Grace is now coming over once a week to teach Bahasa and help with our Bahasa homework.
At the moment they are learning greetings, family and numbers. There are some fun words we all like to say such as "sama sama" (your welcome) and "permisi" (excuse me).
There are some great apps and websites to help you too but it makes a difference when someone teaches you face to face.
Trent and I might look into getting some Bahasa lessons too! Sampai Jumpa (See you later)


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Factory Facilities & Equipment Expo [FacTex] is an exhibition that attracts a significant number of manufacturing industry professionals from factory management, production engineering, maintenance, procurement, purchasing, logistics, management and general affairs department, to conduct lively business discussions with exhibitors.
PETROCEM conference addresses such issues as cement industry development and cement applications, ecology and waste utilization, saving of fuel and energy resources, state of the art achievements in the field of production engineering and equipment, as well as problems of improving the technological processes.
24-th International exhibition of machines and equipment for mining, processing and transportation of minerals. Over the years of successful development MiningWorld Russia has become the leading exhibition for the mining industry in Russia, and an effective tool for helping participants to increase the sales of products and services.


text: Singer/tunesmith/actor Dwight Yoakam recently performed the Queen hit "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" for an upcoming Gap television commercial. Yoakam has also planned to take a break from his hectic film schedule to tour as a country entertainer again. The artist plans to do about 60 cities in North America from June through September.


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Photo sharing ~ Color snaring.
Take someone who loves photography and color, mix in thier love for interiors and you'll find someone who has a great blog that will give you plenty of inspiration. Tera Dahlby is a long time internet friend whom I've never met face to face, but surely hope to someday. She has inspired me through her creativity, zest for life, her photography, her ease to travel … Continue reading Photo sharing ~ Color snaring.


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Please note that if you make a reservation and do not cancel 72 prior to the event, you will be responsible for full payment regardless of attendance.
The Spouses Club of Fort Eustis is made up of a Voluntary Executive Board, a Governing Board, General Members, and Advisors in Honorary Positions. We all work together to promote the mission of our Club and support the Community.
The purpose of the SCFE shall be to promote friendship, to develop and foster a spirit of goodwill and community responsibility; to provide welfare support for activities primarily within the military and civilian community; and to provide opportunities for social, cultural, and creative pursuits.
We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. We are a group of Spouses from all Services and of all Ranks who join together to make our Community a better place for everyone while having fun
We love our members, so make sure you make it to our monthly lunches.
P.O. Box 4711, Fort Eustis, VA 23604, US
AFI34-223,10.1.2.3: This is a Private Organization, it is not part of the Department of Defense or any of its components and it has no Governmental Status.
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Mike Quick has been a bondsman with Bill's Bail Bonds for almost a decade. The job requires him to remain on call at almost all hours—on a recent birthday, he arrived at the office at 7:30 a.m. and didn't get home until after midnight. We spoke with him about how the industry works and why he loves his job anyway.
On how he got started When I first started in the industry, you had to be a licensed insurance agent. I was an agent in Greenbrier County. selling home and car insurance. I had just started in the insurance business, so my income was pretty low. I started with Bill's Bail Bonds to supplement my income. But I really enjoyed the work. I enjoyed meeting the people, hearing some of their stories, and the relationships you build with them.
On how bonding works When an arrest is made, the defendant goes in front of a judge for an arraignment. The judge sets a bond. Let's say the bond is set at $10,000. In West Virginia, we are required by law to charge 10 percent, so we would charge $1,000 to whoever wants to come in and sign. The defendant makes contact with us, usually to reach out to their family. I try to explain to them how the process works, then we go to the court and sign a contract guaranteeing that the defendant will show up for all their hearings.
On getting to know defendants In the course of filling out their paperwork, I try to get to know people a little bit from a personal standpoint, because I just enjoy meeting people. But also from a business standpoint, the more I know about my clients, the easier it is to find them if they flee. I know what part of town they're hanging out in, who they like to run with, what things they're into.
On helping families One of the things I enjoy about my job is trying to help people out in a really bad situation. Mom is devastated because her son just got arrested. She's upset and crying and has no idea what to do. To be able to calm her nerves and walk her through the process to get her son back is pretty fulfilling to me.
interviewed by J. Kendall Perkinson
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People affected by cancer are at the core of the Macmillan Improvement Programme for Brain Tumour and Central Nervous System (CNS) Cancers. Meaningful involvement from people affected by cancer is ensuring we understand the reality of life for people living with this rare and complex cancer.
The complexity of brain tumours and CNS cancers, and the consequences of treatment, can be overwhelming. People affected by cancer have told us they need more support in adjusting to life after treatment, knowing what to expect, where to get support for friends and family and understanding what's normal.
Living with and beyond a brain tumour focuses on the quality of a person's life after treatment has ended. The devastating impact of a brain tumour or CNS cancer diagnosis goes beyond the individual with the diagnosis. Family, friends and carers also require support and information before, during and after treatment. We know fantastic support services available during and after treatment exist and can make a huge difference to people affected by cancer.
Working together with health and social care professionals and other partners we are working to improve the whole cancer experience from early diagnosis, treatment, living with and beyond cancer and end of life care.
We want everyone affected by this form of cancer to have equal access to high quality information and support closer to where they need it.
The Macmillan Improvement Programme for Brain Tumours and CNS Cancer is working with the NHS in the Vale of York, Hull, East Riding, North Lincolnshire, North East Lincolnshire and, Scarborough and Ryedale, who are also the programme's host.


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Najmadin Wahid Boskany and Ahmed Chalak Shakir
Computer Science Department, School of Science, Faculty of Science and Science Education, University of Sulaimani
This research paper presents a temperature monitoring system of servers and active devices
inside data center room via simulated sensor network. Continuous temperature monitoring in data
center is very important for reliably operating the computing equipment and minimizing the
required cooling energy. The presented system composed of three parts (part-1, part-2 and part-3)
and it works based on the relationship among these three parts. Part-1 means simulated wireless
sensors that created to represent data center's temperature. Part-2 is a SQL database server to
receive sensors temperature data. Lastly, part-3 is the network administrator's monitoring tool that
is installed on a personal digital assistance (PDA) or Tablet
Keywords: Data Center Monitoring, PDA, Temperature and Humidity, Alert Message,
Simulated Sensors.
[1] Jie Liu, Feng Zhao, Jeff O'Reilly, Amaya Souarez, Michael Manos, Chieh-Jan
Mike Liang, and Andreas Terzis, "Project Genome: Wireless Sensor Network
for Data Center Cooling", the architecture Journal, 2012.
[2] Beat Weiss, Hong Linth Truong, Wolfgang Schott, Thomas Scherer, Clemens
Lombriser, and Pierre Chevillat, "Wireless Sensor Network for Continuously
monitoring Temperatures in Data Centers", Electrical Engineering Journal,
RZ3807, April 2011.
[3] Ramanathan.P, Pradip Manjrekar.P, "Wireless Sensor Network for Continuous
Monitoring a Patient's Physiological Conditions Using ZigBee", Computer and
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Tina Turner (Anna Mae Bullock) was born this day in 1939 in Nutbush, TN. From her early days with Ike to her massively successful solo years, Tina proved nobody could put on a show like she could. She was inducted in the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame in 1991. Here's some highlights showcasing some of her blues leaning songs...
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"Dust My Broom"
"Merry Christmas Baby"
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What is it this time? Oh, is it unemployment? Is there a crisis? Did the government do something wrong again? No, it's a show about Dolly Parton. And we still f*cking love her.
It's about country legend Dolly Parton, but also about cloning, branding, immortality and death. It's enjoyed a sell-out tour of the UK, including a month at London's Soho Theatre, and now its back at the Fringe for two weeks only.
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Now that it is time to go back to school I've been thinking about school settings in Disney movies. Only a Neurotic Disney Person would think this. Good thing I am in good company!
Let's review Disney & Pixar characters and their educational settings.
Inside Out: Riley attends two different public schools. Up: Russel probably attends public school; belongs to Wilderness Explorer club.Toy Story 3: Andy is heading to college. Toy Story 1 and 2: Andy probably attends public school; Sid has probably been expelled. Tangled: Rapunzel has been home schooled. Frozen: Anna and Elsa have been home schooled. Brave: Merida has been home schooled. Princess and the Frog: Tiana, public school; Charlotte, private school. Little Mermaid: Ariel may be public school. Finding Nemo: Nemo attends public school. Aladdin does not attend school but Jasmine was probably home schooled. The Incredibles: Violet and Dash attend public school. Monsters University: Mike and Sully attend college. Sleeping Beauty: Aurora is home schooled. Cinderella: never had an opportunity for schooling. Beauty and the Beast: Belle was home schooled for sure and spent plenty of time in the book store. Pinocchio: is sent to school but gets distracted. Alice in Wonderland: Alice is tutored by her sister. Big Hero 6: Hiro graduates school at 14 and gets into college. Winnie the Pooh: Christopher Robin attends school. Mary Poppins: hard to tell on this one. I say the children are tutored at home. Peter Pan: hard to say on this one. I say the children attend public school.
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Inspired by Howard Gruber's Evolving Systems Approach, these studies explore creativity in several domains. The idea that the creative person embodies a system of loosely coupled sub-systems – knowledge, purpose, and affect that work together, is viewed here in different chapters that explore this concept. These include autobiographies of incarcerated youth, curricula for moral and civic responsibility, changing attitudes of readers to text (romance novels), as well as case studies of highly creative individuals, such as George Bernard Shaw. Gruber's approach provides concepts as well as methodological tools which the authors apply to diverse creative processes.
This book is a valuable resource for undergraduate as well as graduate level students interested in creativity, development, and education. In addition to the intrinsic interest of each chapter, the guiding theme of the book is the underlying theory of creativity, Gruber's Evolving Systems Approach, and illustrates the unusual breadth and flexibility of that theory.


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Hello friends and Happy Thanksgiving if you live in the States!
I thought I'd fit in a quick blog post, because otherwise I won't get to it until next week! In my experience the weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas just fly by and I don't want to forgo my blog!
First of all, I want to announce the winner of the last prize on the Maggie's First Dance sew-along: Bev Baker! Bev wrote that she has been so busy taking care of a sick friend that she hasn't really had time to work on Maggie's quilt. I was happy to pick her name and hope that the prize will help her catch up once she has some more spare time! Congrats, Bev! Your prize is on its way to you 🙂
I was glad to finish up my Maggie, because my room sure became a pig-sty during that marathon finishing-up session:
It was amazing I could find anything at all! High time to tidy up, which I did and I must say it was SO nice to see my table tops again!
It of course did not stay tidy for long, but it doesn't look THAT bad yet…just wait until after my marathon Christmas session that I'm sure I'll be having!
I am happy to say that my Cozy Christmas blocks are coming along very nicely! I have just one block left to quilt, and then I can start putting the quilt top together, layer it on the backing, some more quick quilting, then binding, and voilá, DONE! I think that I should be able to get it done, unless I get distracted by some other cute project……
Speaking of which…hahahaha….a few weeks ago hubby and I visited this cute little antique store where I picked up this adorable mini ironing board.I thought it would be a cute photo prop so it came home with us. But while at the shop, I also saw this adorable little fabric skate attached to a runner. I have no idea who made it, there were no tags or anything, but I'm pretty sure it was not an antique. ANYWAY, when I came home and decided that I needed to make me some of those skates and this is what I came up with:
So cute, don't you think?! The whole process is really pretty simple and if you are interested I have put a tutorial up ( just go to the top of this page, click the MENU button and look under "tutorials". I am providing the pattern right here: skatepattern.
Okay, well, I'm off….even though I made most of my dishes yesterday ( the stuffing, the sweet potatoes, the mashed potatoes, the pecan pie, the pumpkin pie, and the apple cake~PHEW!) I still need to make my rolls. Luckily hubby looks after the turkey, gravy and squash! Enjoy your time with family and friends if you are celebrating, and if not, I hope you will go do some crafty things!
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I will begin to collect a list of the local papers throughout the District and contact details for their free events pages - then I can spread the word more widely!
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Kindergarteners Using Twitter
by Mary C Long
Much like anything else, you can find a chat focusing on Kindergarten on Twitter – like this one, #Kinderchat. And you can also find Kindergarten teachers on there, no doubt. But what if we told you that there are Kindergarteners on there as well? Yes, actual kindergarteners, but not individual five and six-year-olds, mind you, rather the class as a whole.
by Olivia Collins
Although the four years spent in high school may seem like a short span of time, the maturity difference between each grade can be drastic. With each year, the students come back with more experiences under their belt.
But social media is one experience where lessons learned "the hard way" can haunt students for years to come. Here are some social media dos and don'ts for each year…
by Will Viharo
Back in the golden age of pulp magazines, writers like Kenneth Robeson (real name: Lester Dent), author of the Doc Savage series, and Maxwell Grant (real name: Walter B. Gibson), author of The Shadow series, earned their livelihoods churning out original if formulaic novels month after month under their nom de plumes, while pursuing their "serious" literary careers in more prestigious markets.
While today's ambitious indie novelists can't be expected to keep up that breakneck pace, much less turn a reliably lucrative profit via literature in a multi-media-saturated 21st century, producing popular content under pseudonyms is one option for authors that want to broaden their audience while retaining the integrity of their "brand name."
by Will Viharo
There are as many stories as people in the world. What connects them is the common human experience, which can give any single tale, whether fictional or true, mass appeal. What makes any story unique, no matter how old or familiar, is the individual perspective conveyed in a distinctive voice.
Authors who wish to reach as wide an audience as possible need to master the fine art of storytelling by bridging the personal with the universal.
There's no single way to accomplish that. That fact only increases your chances of producing a classic novel, or even a bestseller, and maybe both.
The Palms Casino Resort is having a Twitter feud with Motley Crue's lead singer, Vince Neil. After the singer bashed the Las Vegas hotel in some tweets, the hotel responded (via Twitter) with an eight-tweet response – each kind of saying the same thing over and over: We're pretty bad at PR.
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Rapides Parish Police Reports
Rapides Parish Jail
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Aug. 14
Freeman, Jerrinecka Rosette, 6101 North Bolton Ave., Lot 64, Alexandria, issuing worthless checks less than $500, Alexandria Police
Ghanami, Fareed Benjamin, 302 Grand View Way, Brandon, Miss., fugitive, federal agency
Hedrick, Kristopher Gage, 424 Willis Road, Pollock, fugitive, State Police
Hollier, Eric Blaine, 304 East Pioth St., Church Point, second-degree battery, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Johnson, Lebaron Demond, 2918 Levin St., Alexandria, simple criminal damage less than $500, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Mylott, Omni Michelle, 3514 Laurel St., Alexandria, fugitive, State Police
O'Neal, Kelley Dawn, 40 Dotty Lane, Boyce, theft, Alexandria Police
Perkins, Bridgette Michelle, 17 Man Willis Road, Glenmora, resisting an officer, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Perkins, Christopher Edward, 329 Man Willis Road, Glenmora, unsafe vehicle, aggravated flight from an officer, h Rapides Sheriff's Office
Richards, Michael Earl, 2818 Woodlawn Drive, harassing telephone language, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Robinson, Jamie Dewayne, 5993 Theresa Drive, Alexandria, simple battery, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Smith, Christopher Chance, 205 Erin St., Boyce, two counts of theft of a firearm, three counts of firearm possession by a felon, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Stewart, Willie Leroy Sr., 3154 Martin St., Alexandria, criminal damage, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Taylor, Christopher Albert, 2200 Jackson St., Alexandria, remaining on the premises, disturbing the peace, Alexandria Police
Veal, Antonio Tyrone, 2812 Sandra St., Alexandria, simple criminal damage less than $500, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Williams, Donald Ray, 91 Foxfire Lane, Alexandria, home invasion, stalking, simple assault, federal agency
Aug. 15
Bordelon, Jason Michael, 148 Ivy Lane, Pineville, possession of drug paraphernalia, improper lane use, Alexandria Police
Burns, Marlon Devel, 114 Columns Drive, Alexandria, disturbing the peace with offensive language, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Burnside, Eric Wayne, 2017 Madeline St., Alexandria, fugitive, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Burr, Santaurus Kentrell, 2517 Riverwynd, Apt. B, Alexandria, disturbing the peace, simple assault, Alexandria Police
Dusang, Melanie Denee, 269 La. Highway 457, Lecompte, fugitive, Alexandria Police
Johnson, Domonic Deshon, 101 Tudor St., Apt. C, Pineville, remaining on premises, trespassing, Alexandria Police
Johnson, Sherecko Sheree, 1515 Front St., Jonesville, driving under suspension or revocation, resisting an officer, speeding, State Police
Lyons, Charles Louis, 2612 Union St., Lecompte, disturbing the peace while intoxicated, Rapides Sheriff's Office
McKithern, Jasmine Ember, 143 Vit Road, Pineville, simple battery, Pineville Police
Mioton, Jessica Renee, 216 Arrowhead Drive, Pineville, possession of drug paraphernalia, Alexandria Police
Perkins, George Alton Jr., 321 Willis Flat Road, Glenmora, CDS II possession, three counts of CDS III possession, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a legend drug, illegal carry of a weapon with drugs, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Powell, Allison Leann, 1903 Shannon Road, Alexandria, fugitive, Alexandria Police
Ross, Dorothy Branch, 630 West Sixth Ave., Glenmora, simple assault, Glenmora Police
Waters, Alana Michelle, 6677 Bayou Rapides Road, Alexandria, CDS II possession, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Wills, Frank Edward, 121 Shanghai Road, Apt. 5A, Ball, disturbing the peace while intoxicated, Pineville Police
Aug. 16
Augustine, Travis Lemar, 819 Bouef St., Cheneyville, fugitive, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Billops, Marcus Lydell, 2303 Memphis St., Alexandria, resisting an officer, CDS II distribution, possession of a stolen firearm, possession of drug paraphernalia, firearm possession by a felon, illegal carry of weapon with drugs, Alexandria Police
Blade Jesse Lena, homeless, unauthorized use of an access card less than $500, Alexandria Police
Bordelon, Michael Edmond, 1400 King Arthur Blvd., Alexandria, six counts of disturbing the peace by using an amplifier, Alexandria Police
Brown, Justin Deleon, 30 Campground Cemetery Road, Boyce, theft, State Police
Cheney, Bobby Ray Jr., 6101 North Bolton Ave., Apt. 101, Alexandria, trespassing, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Comeaux, Derrick Jude, 107 Earline Drive, Lafayette, fugitive, Woodworth Police
Desoto, Peyton Michael Ramsey, 220 Sunset Drive, Alexandria, aggravated assault, entry of an inhabited dwelling, simple criminal damage less than $500, disturbing the peace, Alexandria Police
Durison, Cindy Ann, P.O. Box 11, Otis, disturbing the peace with offensive language, simple battery, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Iles, Desmond, Dwayne, 4900 Lisa St., Apt. 14, Alexandria, second-degree cruelty to a juvenile, Alexandria Police
Jett, Ralph Patrick, 1767 Olive St., Alexandria, criminal obstruction of justice, interfering with an officer, Alexandria Police
Johnson, Dalisha Veronica, 4900 Lisa St., Apt. 14, Alexandria, second-degree cruelty to a juvenile, Alexandria Police
Powell, Ronald Dewayne, 1527 Dallas St., Alexandria, CDS II distribution, possession of a stolen firearm, illegal carry of a weapon with drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia, Alexandria Police
Ray, Brandon Patrick, 1407 Marilyn Drive, Alexandria, shoplifting, Alexandria Police
Swarthout, Allison Paige, 13456 Oakdale Road, Oakdale, CDS II possession, three counts of CDS III possession, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a legend drug, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Vanburen, Luncinda, 1800 MacArthur Drive, Alexandria, hit and run, following too close, no insurance, expired driver's license, Alexandria Police
Wallace, Arthur Jamall, 614 Willow Glen Road, Alexandria, resisting an officer, contempt of court, Alexandria Police
Williams, Nathydaius Lamar, 208 24th St., Alexandria, marijuana possession, Alexandria Police
Willis, Speedia Paul, 1807 Fullerton Blacktop Road, Pitkin, shoplifting, Alexandria Police
Wilton, Joseph Jermaine, 3108 Chicago St., Alexandria, CDS II distribution, possession of a stolen firearm, possession of drug paraphernalia, illegal carry of a weapon with drugs, Alexandria Police
Aug. 17
Bell, Demetrice Demone, 1716 Enterprise Road, Alexandria, possession of stolen property, Alexandria Police
Caldwell, Bernard Bryan II, 6069 U.S. Highway 167 North, Ville Platte, reckless operation of an automobile, driving under DWI suspension, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Cranford, Timothy Dustin, 839 Robinson Bridge Road, Woodworth, CDS IV possession, possession of drug paraphernalia, Alexandria Police
Desoto, Joseph Glen, 427 Amason Drive, Pineville, CDS II possession, Rapides Sheriff's Office
Gomez, Diego Perez, 5416 Lacassine Drive, Apt. B, Alexandria, disturbing the peace by public intoxication, Alexandria Police
Hall, Malik Kevon, 416 15th St., Alexandria, underage possession of tobacco, Alexandria Police
Hooter, Nicholas Aaron, 1703 Shirley Park Place, Alexandria, theft of $500 to less than $1,500, resisting an officer, marijuana possession third offense, Alexandria Police
Kramer, Elijah Joseph, 6620 Long Leaf Trace, Ball, domestic abuse by battery, Ball Police
Lindsey, Sandy Dewayne, 309 Evangeline Lane, Alexandria, unsafe vehicle, possession of stolen property, failure to pay a fine, probation violation, Alexandria Police
Long, Quintel Michael, 2250 East Sycamore, Apt. B, Alexandria, burglary of a dwelling, entry on/remaining on premises after forbidden, Alexandria Police
McNeal, Jarvis Jermaine, 75 Hollow Lane, Lecompte, no driver's license in possession, failure to yield, failure to pay a fine, Alexandria Police
Newman, Kendrick Danielle, 416 15th St., Alexandria, disturbing the peace, Alexandria Police
Newman, Ladier Lanay, 416 15th St., Alexandria, disturbing the peace, theft of utilities, Alexandria Police
Vickers, Austin Ray, 930 Seventh St., Glenmora, simple battery, simple assault, three counts of domestic abuse by battery, Glenmora Police
Wagner, Santanna Marie, 1829 Kelly St., Alexandria, contempt of court, failure to pay a fine, probation violation, theft, Alexandria Police
White, Kerriohna Alyssa, 372 La. Highway 112, Colfax, possession of stolen goods worth more than $500, marijuana possession second offense, Alexandria Police


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When it comes to carts, not putting the carts back is a problem. It makes parking lots dangerous and does real damage to people's properties. If you dislike driving into a parking lot and not being able to find a place to park your car because all the spots have carts in them, then the question you need to ask yourself is this: are you part of the problem or part of the solution. Because if you are not putting your carts back, you are part of the problem. Only putting them some of the time means you aren't putting them back all the time.