Florida was the stop I was most anticipating on this trip. I am familiar with the panhandle, having been to the Pensacola and Destin areas several times. I was particularly looking forward to visiting Key West, since I first heard about it years ago.
Driving south from Georgia, I stopped at the Official Welcome Center, just inside the state line. I was pleasantly surprised at the notable effort the state has put into being hospitable. Visitors could choose from fresh-squeezed orange or grapefruit juice and talk to an official to get travel tips. Boasting the longest coastline in the contiguous United States, tourism is a big part of Florida's economy.
Inland Florida is not much to write home about. Gentle hills or plains, low-lying scrub and trees dominate the landscape. The coastlines range from drab to magnificent, depending on which one you choose to visit. Any place that Florida markets as a vacation destination is usually worth the trip.
Tampa is a fun, smaller city on the Gulf of Mexico. I visited a part of downtown called Channelside. This section has a small shopping district as well as restaurants, entertainment and the Florida Aquarium. Not too far away is Ybor City, a historic Latin Quarter. The finest cigars made in the US have come from here since the 1880s. It's a National Historic Landmark District.
Key West, by the Florida Straits, was so much fun! The temperature was in the low 80s with high humidity, and they told me this was a good time to visit. The climate is definitely tropical and, thus, a bit too warm for me, but I enjoyed the beaches. I've always wanted to own a house by the sea, but I won't be buying that house in Key West. After a 2-hour drive from the mainland on the one road that leads to and from the island, I was left feeling a little claustrophobic.
The island itself is rich in history and old world charm. The trolley tour was worth it. It takes about an hour and a half to tour the island by trolley without getting off at any of the stops. If you want to get the most out of it, plan to stay overnight and spend and least two days exploring Key West. The most popular tourist spot is the Southernmost Point, which is only 90 miles from Cuba and, as its name suggests, also the southernmost point of the contiguous United States. As long there is daylight, tourists are always lining up to take pictures next to this landmark.
I didn't have time to explore Miami, but driving past the city on I-95, I was surprised by the sheer number of its skyscrapers. I would have to say that downtown Miami seems far greater in size that downtown Los Angeles. There's just something awe-inspiring about those skyscrapers by the Atlantic–two giants side by side, as it were.
Here's a fun fact: May to September is low tourist season in Florida and the best time to visit, if you're not into crowds. The snowbirds go back to the north, Floridians go elsewhere for vacation and prices are lower.


Chicover: an elegant transformation from everyday girl to ladylike woman. Here are 11 easy steps to getting one.
I recently turned 30 and have had a lot of exciting life changes come my way. But one thing I can't seem to master: How do I suddenly start dressing like an adult?
In my 20s, I experimented with crazy patterns, party dresses in the daytime, wacky vintage coats, platform ski boots, and too many rompers. It was cute back then to change my style every day, and to experiment with outfits like they were costumes, nowadays, not as cute.
When I recently realized the mixed-up closet of Micaela English wasn't working anymore, I asked T&C's senior market and accessories editor Will Kahn to give me a "chic over." What's a chic over? It's adding simple modern elements to your everyday attire that give you that instant chic look. And honestly, since my chic over a week ago, I walk around more confidently, I don't stress every morning about which version of myself I'm going to dress up as, I feel good about the way I look, and I no longer have people asking me if I graduated college in 2014. I feel like a modern woman.
Here are 11 steps that really helped me understand the road to chic is just a few closet basics away.
Before: New England sorority sister.
My former daily wardrobe consisted of tee shirts, button downs, jeans, khaki mini skirts, and platforms for every season. Literally, every season. I have duck boot platforms, ski boot platforms, boat shoe platforms, espadrille platforms. Yes. It was a problem.
Rule No.1: Pick clothes that don't hide your body.
Will Kahn (pictured here) taught me that rather than drowning my body in full skirts I should opt for form fitting staples that show off my petite and curvy body.
Here this leather pencil skirt from Aritzia leans out my bottom half while the black turtleneck help makes me look a little taller (I'm 5'2" ).
Turtleneck: J.McLaughlin. Skirt: Aritzia. Pumps: Christian Louboutin.
Rule No. 2: If you have longer hair, tuck it in to your sweater for a faux lob.
My hair was a long mess of Lady Godiva/ Marcia Brady. Will told me, as kindly as possible, "It's hiding your face, cut it off."
Three inches and choppy layers later from Christine Healey at Rita Hazan salon, I feel so much better without the long hair drowning me down. But it's still on the longer side. Want a sneaky trick Will taught me to fake a shorter look before you chop it off?
Do the sweater tuck in a turtleneck and pull out the shorter layer pieces in the front.
Dress: Tory Burch. Vest: Adrienne Landau. Boots: Stuart Weitzman. Bag: Christian Louboutin.
Rule No. 4: Treat over the knee boots like tights.
I never thought over-the-knee boots were really an option for me.
I have muscular legs and have always shyed away from drawing attention to them with tight boots, but now I can't get enough of them.
I especially love this pair of Stuart Weitzman boots; they make me feel like an elegant cat woman. Meow.
Rule No. 5: Embrace the color cranberry like it's a neutral.
Cranberry? I would have never in a million years tried this color, but Will convinced me to try it and I absolutely love it, especially with these camel colored boots.
Sweater: Aritzia. Skirt: Aritzia. Boots: CH Carolina Herrera. Bag: CH Carolina Herrera.
Rule No. 6: Invest in an elegant coat; it's one of the most important pieces in your closet.
The most important thing to fork over some serious dough for? A gorgeous timeless coat.
This one is by Maxmara and I never want to take it off. Like I'd honestly consider getting married in this camel swan-like dream of a coat.
Coat: Maxmara. Sweater: Aritzia. Skirt: Aritzia. Bag: CH Carolina Herrera. Watch: Cartier.
Rule No. 7: You can wear pattern on pattern, but it should be in a softer palette.
Rather than my typical loud prints, Will loved the look of this subdued equestrian print in muted browns and whites.
Top: Tory Burch. Skirt: Tory Burch. Boots: Stuart Weitzman.
Rule No. 8: To dress up denim, try a high-waisted flare for a more sophisticated look.
Jeans are my comfort zone, so I especially loved this look.
I haven't opted for a flare leg since high school, but Will taught me a flare leg jean with turtleneck and pointy heel is instant chic (especially when the heels are leopard and pony hair). Also, add a tousled pony tail to make you look more sleek and appear taller.
Sunglasses: Fendi. Turtleneck: J.McLaughlin. Coat: Tory Burch. Jeans: Hudson. Handbag: Coach. Shoes: Christian Louboutin.
Rule No. 9: Wear your coat over your shoulders, like a chic cape.
Will says, wear your coat over your shoulders for an instantly chic, superhero street style look. This look screams, "I'm here to take on the world, one cashmere Tory Burch pea coat at a time."
Sunglasses: Fendi. Turtleneck: J.McLaughlin. Coat: Tory Burch. Jeans: Hudson. Shoes: Christian Louboutin.
Rule No.10 : On the weekends, think casual equestrian.
Gone are the days of my weekend wardrobe that consisted of Lululemon yoga pants and a fleece sweatshirt. Will dressed up my weekend look with a double breasted sweater blazer, skinny pants, and over-the-knee boots. Comfortable yet Instagram worthy.
Blouse: Tory Burch. Jacket: CH Carolina Herrera. Jeans: J Brand. Boots: Stuart Weitzman. Bag: CH Carolina Herrera.
Rule No.11: Balance out femininity and motorcycle vibes. Leather boots and a white bow blouse are a good combination.
When it comes to a chic over it's about balancing your look. I used to go for one look from head-to-toe, but Will taught me that balance is key. If you are wearing a feminine blouse on top, make it a little rougher on the bottom with skinny jeans and black leather boots.
Blouse: Tory Burch. Jacket: CH Carolina Herrera. Jeans: J Brand.
And just like that, I'm all chicified.
And ready to take on the world!
Time to ditch my old, unfashionable self.


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Home Honeymoon 'I stand for the truth': the man sentenced to 47 years for...
'I stand for the truth': the man sentenced to 47 years for crimes he didn't commit
Ruben Martinez was released from detention on Tuesday after 12 years. Now he and his wife can finally start their life together
Ruben and Maria Martinez are having a honeymoon this week- 12 years after their bridal day.
Ruben was arrested in 2007, simply five months after they tied the bow, accused of a string of forearmed burglaries in Los Angeles he did not dedicate. He was sentenced to 47 times in prison in 2008, and for more than a decade Ruben and his wife fought to prove his innocence, with petitions that frequently failed.
On Tuesday, nonetheless, the couple's prayers were answered. The LA district attorney's office agreed that Ruben was wrongfully convicted, a magistrate formally saw him innocent, and for the first time in more than 4,500 daytimes, Ruben strolled free.
" This is a see miracle ," Ruben , now 49, told the Guardian on Thursday, as he sat inside the food pantry in El Monte, just outside of LA, where Maria labours." All of this time crying in my cell, it's like I was in a twilight passage … and finally God has brought the illuminate to the darkness ."
Ruben and Maria, 59, were giggly and joyful as they discussed his freedom, saying they felt like newlyweds spending their first week together. While acquittals are extremely rare, the couple said they never vacillated in their notion that this day would come.
They had faith to keep them hopeful- as well as a ring-binder of evidence.
A marriage shattered by arrest:' They just stereotyped him '
The two grew up in LA county and met in 2003 at the Victory Outreach church in East LA. They were friends for years and was married on 9 December 2006; Maria carries around a framed photo of them igniting a candle on their marry day.
At the time, Ruben was manufacturing culminates converge as a day laborer, and on the morning of 1 June 2007, he woke up at 4.30 was just looking for a gig, leaving the house with merely$ 5 in his pocketbook. He ended a occupation inciting some furniture and was stepping down the street to a liquor store near his home in Boyle Heights when Los Angelespolicedepartment policemen approached- and arrested him.
" I thought something bad should ever happen to their own families ," he said." I was sitting in the back of that polouse vehicle contemplating, what could it be ?"
The policemen took him to a terminal for interrogate, and a detective asked him if he knew why he was arrested. When he said no, the detective asked him to try on a painter's mask, which Ruben refused to do. Police then asked him if he had tattoos, and when he said he did not, they did him take his shirt off to prove it, he said.
"' Who do you has been dragging on with ?'" police continued, according to Ruben. He said it became clear that patrolmen were trying to establish some sort of gang affiliation based on his neighborhood.
" They only stereotyped him as a Boyle Heights, East LA Mexican gangbanger ," said Maria.
Eventually police told him he was being charged with" second-degree crime while personally armed with a firearm ".
He told the officers he knew nothing about any thefts, and the questions of soon ended.
Maria came home to find police had put up yellow tape and turned her home into a crime scene, implementing a search warrant for robbery.
" The mansion was in shamblings ," she said.
Ruben, who was jailed while awaiting trial, later learned he was being charged with nine felony countings arising as a result of five thefts between December 2005 and May 2007 at the same Boyle Heights vehicle person browse- a business he had never patronized. He parallelled some parts of the victim's described in the believe, though the believe "ve been a little" taller and had been wearing a mask for most of the robberies.
The simplest way forward for Ruben was to plead guilty. Prosecutors offered him a plea transaction that would give him a two-year sentence, and his advocate counselled him to sign.
Ruben never even was of the view that it:" Everybody was telling me to take it … but it wouldn't be right on my behalf, saying I was a thief. That would be a lie. I don't believe in lying. If a man's going to stand, give him stand for the truth ."
Maria knew possible risks of spurned a deal, but said she ever corroborated her husband's decision:" He didn't do it ."
Prosecution with' no indicate '
After learning the specific robbery dates in court, Maria went through all of Ruben's salary stubs and experienced paperwork explain he was working during two of the alleged facts- on a position at CBS Studios and another at a metal processing facility. The temporary bureaux that utilized Ruben committed Maria time expanses and a schedule of beings he carpooled with on those days. She contributed those to his lawyer, but the lawyer did not use the documents during the trial and did not call his alibis from the carpool as witnesses.
Ruben's supervisors did certify on his behalf, but prosecutors attacked their credibility, alleging that one was biased and the other had made a typo on one time sheet.
The only physical prove from the five crime vistums was a single palm publish. It did not match Ruben's. Police knew one believe had committed all the crimes and had no evidence from Ruben's home to connect him to any of the offenses.
A first tribulation in November 2007 was concluded in a mistrial with a deadlocked jury. Prosecutors moved forward with a second trial, which ended in guilty verdicts on all counts. On 20 May 2008, Ruben was sentenced to 47 years and eight months in nation prison.
Ruben's captivity destroyed his whole family.
Maria broke down as she narrated the milestones missed:" I got robbed of a lot of stuff. Sharing our first anniversary behind forbids, it was so sad ."
When Ruben's nephew was killed the day of his sentence, Maria obscured the information, annoyed he wouldn't be able to cope. When Ruben's mother passed away in July 2010, he wasn't able to go to the funeral. During the holidays each year, their own families would reputation him by elapsing around a hat and obtaining donations that could go to his prison maintenance packages.
After Ruben ended up in a state prison 200 miles away from LA, most of his family couldn't render to inspect any more.
Ruben said the hardest part was the physical separation from Maria:" We lost our time alone, that intimacy where she's looking into my eyes. We couldn't share our sorenes over the phone ."
' There's two parties in the chamber- me and Jesus. And both of us know I didn't do it .' Photograph: Dan Tuffs/ The Guardian
He endured by praying in his cadre, he said: "' Jesus, you know I didn't do this .' There's two parties in the chamber- me and Jesus. And both of us know I didn't do it ."
Maria refused to give up on the case. A former secretary for the sheriff's district, she maintained detailed records of all his registers proving his alibis. One of Ruben's sisters took an early withdrawal from her retirement to pay for an attorney, and his family filed petitions and entreaties. The tribunals denied each one.
In 2015, Maria learned she had one final option. The district attorney( DA ), Jackie Lacey, had established a new conviction review division. Without the aid of an attorney, Maria put together a claim for Lacey's office. Maria likewise had the support of a close friend and retired homicide detective, Catherine Wills, who had become a mother figure to her and twice instantly appealed to the prosecutor.
And for the first time in a decade, information systems took Maria's binder of indication seriously. DA sleuths interviewed watches and alibis and concluded it was not feasible that Ruben dedicated any of the robberies.
' They never gave up hope '
Ruben's acquittal is an anomaly in LA county. Since the creation of Lacey's review unit, he is only the third person to have a conviction switched- and the first to successfully bring a claim without an lawyer. The unit has received more than 1,900 contends during that time.
" A fortune of beings come up to me and say there's somebody in prison who's innocent ," Lacey told the Guardian this week." The moral of the narration is you've got to listen … Ruben is an inspirational anatomy, larger than life , no bitterness … They never gave up hope ."
Lacey said her office would use Ruben's specimen in prepares, contributing:" There are desegregated spirits when you read a mistake in the system, because you have so much faith in the system ."
Ruben will be entitled to $ 140 for every day of his incarceration, which could amount to more than $ 600,000. But Lacey acknowledged that could never make up for the endure of their own families:" I can't even imagine, 11 times … It's hard to even explain it or think about it ."
Maria said she did not have animosity towards the DA's office:" They're human, and it's not their faulting. It was just the system ."
Ruben immediately celebrated his freedom with a doubled cheeseburger, fries and a strawberry shake. The next morning, his first day on the outside, he decided to volunteer at the food bank where his wife runs. He thought it would be a good way to show his gratitude.
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People protest during a rally calling for more government action to combat the spread of monkeypox in New York City, in July 2022. (Jeenah Moon/Getty Images)
Prisons and jails are 'potentially high-risk' for monkeypox but won't fall under a vaccine mandate
Public health experts say the CDC's decision not to proactively vaccinate those behind bars threatens the health of the public at large.
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Aziza Ahmed describes it as a public health disaster: a lot of people in tight quarters, inadequate health care, staff coming and going and no vaccines.
Ahmed is a professor of law and an expert in health legal issues at Boston University. She is among a chorus of public health experts voicing concerns over the federal response to monkeypox in prisons and jails.
"At least at a minimum, [monkeypox] will require vaccines and personal protective equipment and places to isolate or quarantine," Ahmed said. "Vaccines are really the baseline."
Last month, the Biden administration declared the monkeypox virus — which is primarily spread by skin-to-skin contact — a public health emergency. While anyone can get and transmit the virus, it has thus far disproportionately impacted men who have sex with men. Experts say that is also likely to be the case behind bars, where thousands are crowded into tight facilities and sex is often traded for safety, and in many cases prisoners in laundry facilities must wash each other's bedding and clothing.
But the Biden administration has no plans to administer or require vaccines to prevent the spread of monkeypox behind bars, officials confirmed to The 19th.
In an email to The 19th, Randilee Giamusso of the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) said that due to limited supplies, federal prisons will not vaccinate the incarcerated unless they are already exposed to monkeypox. The Department of Justice declined to comment on any plans to enforce vaccine access in state prisons or county jails, stating only that whether incarcerated people got them would be left as a matter of personal choice.
"BOP health care staff continue to monitor inmate patients for signs of monkeypox infection and are prepared to offer vaccination as clinically indicated by current CDC guidelines," Giamusso said.
As of August 10, federal prisons had not reported any monkeypox cases. Cook County Jail in Chicago — one of the country's largest single-site jails — reported its first case at the end of July.
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Vaccinating people who have been exposed to monkeypox is effective in preventing them from experiencing symptoms and spreading the virus, said Dr. Joshua Barocas, associate professor of medicine and infectious diseases physician at the University of Colorado School of Medicine.
"But this is a conditional situation in which you know that you've been exposed," Barocas added. "If you're in a jail or prison setting, in close contact, sharing bedding, you might be cleaning somebody else's bedding, sharing utensils, and certainly there is sexual activity happening in jails and prisons. By not being proactive in this community, we're ignoring a potentially high-risk venue for spread."
While fabric-to-skin contact is generally considered low risk for spreading monkeypox, experts worry that chances of contagion could increase in prisons, where incarcerated people must wash hundreds or thousands of sheets.
It remains unclear what, if any, vaccine supply will be made available to those in federal and state prisons and county jails. Supplies of the monkeypox vaccine remain limited, and priority in most parts of the country has gone to those considered highest risk for infection: queer men, men who have sex with men, trans and nonbinary people who have had multiple partners, anonymous sexual partners, or both in recent weeks.
Health experts told The 19th that offering vaccines inside prisons helps the incarcerated, those employed in prisons and the general public. Last year, Drs. Eric Reinhart and Daniel Chen found that 13 percent of Chicago's COVID-19 cases from March 2020, when the pandemic first struck there, could be traced back to Cook County Jail.
Reinhart, who is a physician and anthropologist at Harvard and Northwestern Universities, argues that prisons and jails are powder kegs for pandemics.
"Ultimately, this doesn't just affect incarcerated people who deserve care and attention and proper preventative measures, but it also affects broader populations," they said. "Mass incarceration is fundamentally incompatible with public health and it doesn't just put people who are incarcerated at risk, it puts the entire U.S. population at risk."
On August 4, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published monkeypox guidance for prisons and jails that recommends frequent hand washing, isolation of people who are infected and proper waste disposal to curb the spread of the virus. Absent from the list are mentions of vaccines. Experts also question the feasibility of social distancing in prisons and jails.
Barocas added that the guidance lacks testing and screening protocols.
"You may not even know if your cellmate has monkeypox," Barocas said. "They may not disclose because of fear of repercussions by jail or prison staff."
While some have voiced concerns about mutations of the virus in prisons, Barocas said the greatest threat behind prison walls is simply rapid spread.
"If you let it go unmitigated because of some ridiculous notion that people in jails don't deserve the same treatment as people out of jails, then you're going to get unmitigated spread in the community," he said. "These are literally incubators for the community."
Can monkeypox spread on the subway? Can it kill like COVID-19? Experts respond to monkeypox myths and misconceptions.


Offered for sale is a CRP loblolly pine plantation planted in 1985. The stand is comprised of 18.57 acres on the west side of the road and 11.0 acres on the east side of the road for a total of 30.1 acres including a small SMZ of older trees. The stand has received two thinnings, the latest in 2009. The majority of this timber, totaling 29.56 acres, will be clear-cut of all merchantable timber. The stream-side management zone will add an additional 0.56 acres. Within the SMZ's only the trees marked with an Orange "O" will be selectively harvested.
Within the primary harvest clear-cut area, pine sawtimber averages 10,663 board feet per acre and 162.5 boardfeet per tree. There is very little hardwood sawtimber on this property with only a single tree tallied during the inventory. Pine Chip-N-Saw on the property totals over 707 tons or almost 24 tons per acre. Pine fiber will contribute an additional 19 tons per acre, including topwood.
A small streamside management zone has been marked on the west side of the pond and may be selectively harvested. Within this area, only the trees marked with an Orange "O" are to be harvested.
Rawlings Consulting Forestry, PLLC, is a locally-owned family company dedicated to assisting and serving the landowners of North Carolina with their forestry needs. Originating in 1983 with a few clients in south-central North Carolina, Rawlings Consulting Forestry, PLLC, has grown to provide assistance to hundreds of clients, many repeatedly, in central and eastern North Carolina. Clientele consists primarily of private landowners, but includes municipalities, banks, attorneys, accountants, estate administrators, airports, real estate appraisers, engineering companies, employee pension plans and non-forestry based corporations.


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The Rise World Tour is the first world tour by South Korean singer Taeyang, in support of his second studio album RISE. The tour started on August 12, 2014 in Osaka, Japan and ended on March 1, 2015 in Taiwan.

Background
On May 30, 2014, YG Entertainment announced that Taeyang will kick off his first tour in Japan with four shows in two cities set to commence in mid-August. As soon as the concerts was announced, ticket-reservations for the tour by local fans poured in, resulting in an additional four concerts in three cities. On September 5, 2014, two shows were announced in Seoul, making it Taeyang's first solo concert in his country in four years since 2010. The two concerts in Seoul were sold out in less than ten minutes, and a third show was later added due high demand. In November 2014, nine cities across seven Asian countries were announced as a part of the world tour, including Hong Kong, China, Malaysia, Indonesia, Taiwan, Thailand and Singapore.

Special guests
G-Dragon (South Korea, Seoul)
Seungri (Taiwan, Taipei)

Set list

Tour dates

DVD and blu-ray

SOL Japan Tour "Rise" 2014'

SOL Japan Tour "Rise" 2014' is a live DVD & Blu-ray by Taeyang, released on January 25, 2015 in Japan. The DVD/Blu-ray was filmed during the artist's live performance at Tokyo International Forum, as a part of his first Japan tour which attracted 70,000 fans. The DVD includes a total of the 21 songs that were sung live in the concert, including a photobook, a DVD of Making of SOL JAPAN TOUR "RISE" 2014, Q&A Section, Dance Selection.

Track listing

Charts

References

External links
Official Site
YG Entertainment
Big Bang Japan Official Site

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Liza & Huey's Pet Nation is a show which shows different celebrities bringing in their pets. It is hosted by Liza Tarbuck and Huey Morgan, with their dog co-host, Wilf.

The ten-part series is an animal celebration that combines home videos with studio based and on location features with guests including Kathy Burke, Bill Bailey, Neil Morrissey and Sue Perkins.

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After the preview show broadcast on 26 March 2010, it was stated by Liza Tarbuck that the show's first series would be broadcast for the following ten weeks.

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External links

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A Michigan state police news release said the trooper, a Montcalm County sheriff's department deputy and a Lakeview officer were serving an arrest warrant on Friday at the Cato Township home of a 40-year-old man. A Montcalm County Deputy was shot by the crossbow and taken by helicopter to Spectrum Health Butterworth Campus where he remains in stable condition.
"While in the process of making the arrest, the suspect shot at the officers with a crossbow, striking a Montcalm County deputy", according to a state police statement.
Officers returned hearth, hanging the suspect at the very least as soon as.
Schultz also said the man told them him and his father what he would do if police showed up.
MSP Lt Rob Davis said: 'This is an unfortunate, tragic situation but certainly highlights the dangers that our law enforcement officers face everyday.
According to a comprehensive database published by the Guardian newspaper in June, police in the United States kill more Americans in days than the police in other countries do in years.
Right now, the injured deputy is being treated at a hospital in Grand Rapids.


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Home Sports Patrick Mahomes Clears The Concussion Protocol
Patrick Mahomes Clears The Concussion Protocol
Patrick Mahomes was pulled in the 4th quarter of the game even though he cleared the NFL protocol for concussions. He took a shot to the head and Andy Reid felt that Patrick Mahomes needed a break to cool off.
The Kansas City Chiefs were defeated by the Tennessee Titans by 27-3. Patrick Mahomes expects to come back this week itself and play the next game on Monday night against the NY Giants.
Mahomes will find himself in an unusual place and this is not because of the 3-4 record. The Titans game marked the first time in Mahomes' career that he went without a touchdown in a regular-season game. Three points are the fewest for the Chiefs since Reid arrived in 2013.
Patrick Mahomes Talks About The Chiefs' Season
Mahomes threw in an interception and lost a fumble while the Chiefs are fighting through adversity for the first time in Patrick's professional career.
Patrick Mahomes stated that they had enough leaders on their team and had to find a way. He does not know what it will take but he will surely go in for it. He along with the team will watch the game film and trust that they will find the solution. He added that when people want to build something substantial and great they have to go through tough times.
Patrick Mahomes stated that it was quite early in the year and they can still get whatever they want but it will require them to be better every day. They had the necessary talent in the dressing room to make it happen.
Patrick Mahomes has thrown nine interceptions this season after having just six all of last season. He has committed multiple turnovers in each of the past three games.
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UPDATE: I recompiled and made a new 0.9.178 and this seems to fix it the false positive.
It seems after the last Defender Update, Windows 10 thinks that ComicRackSetup09178.exe contains a Virus.
This is still the same file I uploaded last month. You can check the file with the following links.
I hope Microsoft fixes this issue.
After finally getting my hands on a computer with an Ultra HD display (a MacBook Pro 13 with a Retina Display), I have updated ComicRack with correct handling of high density resolutions. As this is a lot of work with a lot of try and error (basically you've to go through all the User Interfaces and fix/adapt it manually), there may be still some things I've missed or are not optimal. Just head over to the user forum and report such instances.
After the recent hiccups introduced by the comicvine database transitioning to a new location, cbanack has releases a new and updated version of his incredible Comic Vine plugin for ComicRack.
You can get the new build at the usual location.
And don't forget to support his continuing work on this essential plugin for ComicRack.


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Jammu Sanskriti School celebrates Annual Sports Day
JAMMU: Jammu Sanskriti School, Jammu today celebrated annual sports meet 'Udaan' for its primary wing.
Rahul Malik (IPS) SSP Security, J&K was the Chief Guest on the occasion. Rayees Mohammad Bhat (IPS) SSP Udhampur was the Guest of honour, and Shailender Mishra(IPS) was the Special Guest. Shweta Thakur (International Judo Player) & Pankaj Malhotra (Played International Test Match in Indian team & won Gold medal) were also present on the event as Special Invitees.
Chairperson Harpreet Singh Anand along with other members from management also graced the occasion.
The event began with the welcome address bequeathed by the head girl of the school Rohini Sharma followed by balloon releasing ceremony to mark the commencement of the event. As a tradition of the school and a mark of green drive saplings were presented to the dignitaries.
Blessings from Lord were invoked through Ganesh Vandna. Subsequently, the Olympic Light was lighted by the school sports captain who manifested the ignition of fire to achieve the goals.
The Annual Report was consolidated by Principal cum Vice Chairperson Rohini Aima, who while addressing the stakeholders, asserted, "In the journey of five years we have achieved and accomplished many herculean goals which would have been impossible without the support of Management and staff."
Opulence of sports activities like hurdle race, frog jump, sports theme dance, tug of war, yoga performance aerobics, ribbon dance were perceptible during the event.
Meritorious students in various fields of Sports & Games were felicitated with Trophies & medals by the Chief Guest, Guest of Honour & Special Invitees.
Chief Guest Rahul Malik appreciated the spectacular show put up by the students. It is pertinent to mention that the spirit and vehemence of the small children were like carving a niche which was adored by Chief Guest who in his address emboldened the children for following and adopting the same rule in life.
The day was concluded with the vote of thanks conveyed by Varuna Mangotra (Primary Wing Coordinator).
Rohini Aima evinced that apart from promoting strong academic achievement, Jammu Sanskriti School, Jammu nurtures the talents and skills among children which encourages the wholesome participation in the extensive range of extracurricular activities to ensure the well being of our children.
Shailender Mishra(IPS), Special Guest conveyed his best wishes to the students and their mentors.


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Ghetto The Invention of a Place, the History of an Idea
, by Duneier, Mitchell
Ghetto The Invention of a Place, the History of an Idea > ISBN13: 9780374536770
A five-hundred-year story of exclusion and containment, from the first Jewish ghetto to the present
On March 29, 1516, the city council of Venice issued a decree forcing Jews to live in a closed quarter, il geto—named for the copper foundry that once occupied the area. The term stuck, and soon began its long and consequential history.
In this sweeping account, Mitchell Duneier traces the idea of the ghetto from its beginnings in the sixteenth century and its revival by the Nazis to the present day. We meet pioneering black thinkers such as Horace Cayton, a graduate student whose work on the South Side of Chicago established a new paradigm for thinking about Northern racism and black poverty in the 1940s. We learn how the psychologist Kenneth Clark subsequently linked the slum conditions in Harlem with black powerlessness in the civil rights era, and we follow the controversy over Daniel Patrick Moynihan's report on the black family. We see how the sociologist William Julius Wilson refocused the debate on urban America as the country retreated from racially specific remedies, and how the education reformer Geoffrey Canada sought to transform the lives of inner-city children in the ghetto.
By expertly resurrecting the history of the ghetto from Venice to the present, Duneier's Ghetto provides a remarkable new understanding of an age-old concept. He concludes that if we are to understand today's ghettos, the Jewish and black ghettos of the past should not be forgotten.
Mitchell Duneier is the Maurice P. During Professor of Sociology at Princeton University and the author of the award-winning urban ethnographies Slim's Table and Sidewalk.


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Secondary School of Mechanical Engineering
At Secondary School of Mechanical Engineering, the following study programmes are carried out:
Assistant in Technological Processes (2 years, ending with Final Examination)
Installer of Machine Installations (3 years, Final Examination)
Metal Shaper – Toolmaker (3 years, Final Examination) – regular and apprenticeship model of education
Vehicle Body Repairer (3 years, Final Examination)
Car Mechatronic (3 years, Final Examination)
Industrial Machinery Mechanic (3 years, Final Examination) – regular and apprenticeship model of education
Industrial Mechanic (3 years, Final Examination) – regular and apprenticeship model of education
Mechanical Engineering Technician (4 years, Vocational Matura Exam/2 years, after completing Final Examination and 3-year programme, ending with Vocational Matura Exam)
Technician of Mechatronics (4 years, Vocational Matura Exam)
Automotive Service Technician (2 years, after completing Final Examination and 3-year programme, ending with Vocational Matura Exam)
There are around 600 students in 28 classes and more than 40 teachers and other staff.
All study programmes consist of general knowledge subjects, professional theoretical subjects and practical subjects taught in specialised classrooms and workshops. We provide a variety of extra-curricular activities for students, such as mountaineering, athletics, theatrical performances, concerts and competitions in general knowledge and professional skills. We organise a two-day excursion for final years to Vienna, a two-day team building sporting excursion to Osilnica for first years, and a week-long school-in-nature trip covering a range of subjects for second years.
Students are encouraged to take part in competitions ranging from general subjects (Maths, English, Physics, Geography, History, Technical Drawing) to professional skills competitions such as Young Car Mechanic of Slovenia (as individuals and as a team). Every year, we organise a New Year concert, and at the end of the school year, a Key Ceremony, in which final years symbolically hand over the key of the school to their successors – the winner is determined through a series of fun tasks, devised by students.
Classes are held in well-equipped classrooms with modern interactive whiteboards, computers and projectors all of which have internet connectivity. Practical lessons are held in specialised classrooms and workshops. All study programmes include working practice in companies, ranging from two weeks per school year at the very least, with apprenticeship education model including spending half of each school year in a working environment. This is how students acquire knowledge and work experience in real-life working conditions.
We work closely with the local community and local companies. We try to encourage our students empathy and awareness through various activities of the Student Body Organization.
Our vision is to establish a high-quality, well-equipped school, one of the leading schools in the field of mechanical engineering in our country and beyond, as well as a respected partner to the companies in this field. We aim towards a creative learing environment, based on respectful relations, caring for each individual and developing environmental awareness in our students and staff.
Projects in academic year 2019/2020
Erasmus+ On-the-job training
The aim is to enable students to do on-the-job training (for 2 or 3 weeks) in one of European countries. The training can be a stepping-stone to getting a job or furthering their career in Slovenia or the EU.
Erasmus+ skillME
The purpose of the project is to foster the co-operation between the companies and educational organizations in terms of solving specific problems in an area of knowledge (students) and shaping the curriculum in the field (teachers).
KA2 – Math for daily life
The project targets the idea of applying mathematics into everyday life, with students solving tasks and problems related to specific real-life situations, placed in the environment of the host country/city.
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- ---- + "Two of Britain's most senior police officers pocketed substantial pay-offs after resigning over the phone-hacking scandal, the Daily Mail can reveal.
+ Former Scotland Yard Commissioner **Sir Paul Stephenson** and his colleague **John Yates** are thought to have received up to £500,000 between them.
+ The cash was handed out after the pair signed gagging orders which bar them from suing the [[metropolitan_police|Metropolitan Police]] or speaking about their treatment. The exact size of the payments, at a time of savage cuts to police budgets, was a closely guarded secret.
+ But speculation was mounting that the total cost to the taxpayer, including fees racked up during weeks of legal wrangling, could be as much as half a million pounds.
+ The pay-offs underline how the scandal plunged the Met leadership into chaos amid a flurry of revelations about their close links to [[rupert_murdoch|News International]]. The force is now braced for further criticism after the Audit Commission, a public spending watchdog, ordered a review of how the pay-offs were agreed.


The shredded carcasses of microscopic marine algae could play an important role in the formation of clouds over the world's oceans, a new study has found.
We all know clouds form as microscopic water droplets in the air condense on the surface of microscopic particles. These particles can be soluble – such as where salt crystals soak up the water – or insoluble, like dust, collecting water on their external surface.
A single-celled species of alga, or phytoplankton, called Emiliania huxleyi could be responsible for far more of these cloud seeding particles than previously thought. Blown apart from the inside by a common virus, their hard shells form insoluble particles on which water droplets condense in the atmosphere.
This phytoplankton is ubiquitous throughout the world's oceans. It's so common, you've probably seen pictures of its familiar calcium carbonate shell made up of tiny plates called coccoliths.
When the conditions are right, the alga blooms, its vast numbers colouring the oceans bright shades of turquoise in spite of the microscopic size of the individual organisms.
When they – and other shelled phytoplankton – die, most of their coccoliths end up as part of the sediment on the ocean floor.
But not all. Traces of E. huxleyi coccoliths have been found in sea spray, borne aloft by breaking waves, or bubbles in the water.
Sea spray aerosols play an important role in regulating Earth's climate, and the presence of phytoplankton has been found to increase the number of cloud droplets over the ocean.
But the role these algae play in cloud formation, if any, hasn't been entirely clear.
To try to figure it out, a team of researchers from the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel, grabbed a whole bunch of E. huxleyi and infected half of them with a virus that commonly infects them in nature. The other half were kept virus-free as a control.
At the beginning of the experiment, each millilitre of water contained around 20 million empty coccoliths. After 5 days, this number had more than tripled for the infected algae, compared to the control.
Then they used bubbles to mimic the natural churning of the ocean that would create sea spray. There was 10 times more coccolith material in the air above the infected algae than above the control group.
But there's more. Because the coccoliths are so small and light, they stay airborne for a long time – they fall "25 times slower compared with sea salt particles with the same dimension," the researchers wrote.
This means in conditions where heavier particles might fall, the coccolith fragments don't, leaving them to concentrate in the air – and perhaps play a significant role in cloud formation.
On the other hand, they may do the opposite.
Living E. huxleyi, along with other marine microorganisms, produces a gas called dimethyl sulfide, which helps drive cloud formation. It's possible that fragments of calcium carbonate in the air react with the dimethyl sulfide and destroy it, reducing rather than increasing cloud propagation.
The next step to try and find out which of these scenarios is the case is to observe a bloom in action.
The team's research has been published in the journal iScience.


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Rub a dub dub
And who do you think they be?
The butcher, the baker
The candlestickmaker
And all of them lost at sea.
Aboard the spy ship U.S.S. Argosy in the war-tossed waters off the coast of Vietnam, three young American sailors form an unlikely bond. Each has fled an America they were raised to love but somehow no longer understand. When forced to choose whether to face combat or stay and fight the war in the streets, they sign up for a war that reflects the conflict that raged inside each of them. The one thing of which they were certain was that the only people in the world they could depend on were each other.
As their friendship deepens in the bars and brothels from Hong Kong to Subic Bay, Ernie Brigham and his companions slowly become aware of a dark secret aboard the U.S.S. Argosy. Upon their return to the America they left behind, they are changed at best, lost and damaged at worst, but ultimately sobered by a war that never should have been fought.
In the tradition of Tim O'Brien's "The Things They Carried", Denis Johnson's "Tree of Smoke", and Philip Caputo's "A Rumor of War", "The Candlestickmaker" recalls a Vietnam that seared disenchantment into a post World War II generation who learned to question authority at all levels. A coming-of-age story bookended by revelations that shatter readers' illusions about patriotism, government, and the nature of modern warfare, "The Candlestickmaker" takes readers on a voyage that will guarantee they never read the Mother Goose nursery rhyme to their children in quite the same way again.


Jann Arden's latest book, Feeding My Mother, is both a sobering and insightful memoir into the day to day emotions that go into caring for an aging parent.
I have never read any of Jann Arden's books before this. Now, I feel like I have some serious catching up to do. While nothing is sugar coated in Feeding My Mother , neither is it a heavy, drag yourself through it kind of read.
Written as a series of journal entries – some long, some only a few words, interspersed with candid family photos, I can't help but admire Jann Arden's view on the world. Having read this book, cover to cover, in only a few sittings, I can only believe she inherited this ideology from her mother.
How do you become your parent's parent? How do you mother the woman who mothered you? I have often seen the women who take on this task become utterly defeated and exhausted under such an unimaginable load. Jann Arden makes it feel as if this is a task that can be accomplished. No, it is by no means a cake walk or an entirely enjoyable stage of life. But it does have it's moments of joy and clarity. When something as crippling as Alzheimer's crashes into your life, you have no choice but to strip away the unnecessary and focus on only what is immediately in front of you.
The recipes that are sprinkled throughout the book are not award winning. What these recipes are is honest and simple, comforting reminders from a woman who is not a natural in the kitchen, for a woman who can no longer safely navigate her own home.
Jann is nothing but blunt and honest. She uses coconut oil because of the faint glimmer of hope that it may help her mother. And at the very least, it can't hurt. Her father has not always been the most lovable man. While he certainly was a driving force behind her musical career, it was entirely to escape him, rather than a result of his encouragement. Her older brother is in jail for murder. There simply is no sugar coating that.
Feeding My Mother made an easy yet thoughtful read for me, someone who has only begun to see the caregiver role on the horizon. For someone who has already assumed full time caregiving, this would certainly offer a welcome refuge.


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Before the Little Black Shack became Australia's go-to holiday rental destination, it was just an old and dilapidated refuge built by fishermen for their families. After first noticing it more than 30 years ago, once acquiring it, it took visionaries Jamie and his wife Ingrid Kwong, over 2 years to recreate and revive the space into the popular and cosy spot it is today.
When I sat down Jamie Kwong, good friend and owner of The Little Black Shack, it became even more apparent that building a world-class brand doesn't happen overnight. As the founder and creative director of branding and design agency, Workshop, in Sydney, Jamie's knowledge and experience with branding was an invaluable asset in the launch and promotion of the shack.
Passion outlives the trend of the day and for Jamie and Ingrid, The Little Black Shack was created around a core belief and sense of responsibility for the environment. Their commitment to environmental sustainability and consciousness was more than a concept, guiding decisions around building techniques, materials, furniture, flavour and style.
Although Jamie and Ingrid didn't plan to turn the shack into a holiday rental, their passion for the environment has continued to attract visitors to their property who also respect and value the pair's commitment to sustainability.
With the rise of #sponsored posts from micro influencers and celebrities, sharing their authentic brand story and voice has been a critical pillar of The Little Black Shack's success. From day one, Jamie and Ingrid's unpretentious commitment to create an environmentally sustainable space has been visible across the brand's story.
For the duo behind The Little Black Shack, all business and marketing decisions align with their purpose to positively influence the environment. Creating a brand with a 'why' is continually emphasised by authors like Simon Sinek, but finding purpose behind your brand should inform the big and small decisions.
At all times, posting meaningful and original content is part of Jamie and Ingrid's responsibility and commitment to the audience that follow and invest in their brand.
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The United States was angered by Japan.
"The senior US officials are angry," the Washington Post reported on August 29. The reason is that Japan has concealed from the United States news of talks with North Korea last month.
According to people familiar with the matter, this summer, Japan concealed a secret meeting with senior US officials in North Korea in July. At that time, Japanese senior intelligence official Kitamura met with Kim Song Hye, a senior North Korean official in charge of reunification, to discuss matters related to the abduction of Japanese in North Korea.
Senior US officials expressed anger at Japan's concealment of news, because Washington has been providing Tokyo with the latest information on dealing with North Korea, while Japan has crossed the United States and acted alone.
According to reports, some Japanese officials admitted that the negotiations on the kidnapping of Japanese in North Korea cannot rely solely on the Trump administration to represent Japan.
The news of the US media has drawn the attention of mainstream Japanese media. Japanese NHK TV stations, "Asahi Shimbun", "Sankei Shimbun", Kyodo News and other major Japanese media reported on the 29th, saying: "Japan and Russia had secret contact in Vietnam in July, did not tell the US to cause dissatisfaction."
Subsequently, NHK TV reported that the party and Japanese cabinet intelligence officer Kitamura met with Abe after meeting with Abe on the morning of the 29th and said: "There is nothing to say."
Things are far from over.


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I've wanted this picture as a poster forever. I really can't find a higher quality image than this one unfortunately. What options do I have?
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Easter is coming, and what better writing activity to add to your classroom than themed centres? It's time to practice sentence structure by using my scrambled Sentences!
Here are my new Easter scrambled sentences game for your early childhood classroom. Simply print, cut and laminate each card and have students order the sentences. If desired it should be easy to code the back of the cards for self-checking!
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A Summer For Advocacy into Action
by Eva Dean Folkert	on August 7, 2018
Inside the humble offices of Lighthouse Immigration Advocates (LIA) on Holland's northside, Julia Fulton '19 and Vania Macias '19 have engaged in a summer's worth of meaningful work that will have a lifetime worth of profound impact. And not just for their own sake either, but for the sake of dozens of others they just met. That's the way it should be, they're quick to point out. Working for LIA during the summer of 2018 was never about Fulton or Macias anyway. LIA is a non-profit organization with a mission to bring stability and low cost legal services to immigrant families in Ottawa county.
Julia Fulton, left, and Vania Macias, right, stand by a banner for their employer, Lighthouse Immigrant Advocates
For Fulton, from Colton, N.Y., and Macias, a Holland-native, their summer commitment has always been about advocating for those on the margins — those seeking answers and advice in a new country and community. At times, the work has not been easy. It has, though, always been fulfilling and necessary for both women who are driven by their innate desire to serve others while putting their Hope education into action.
Now, a panel discussion at Hope sponsored by the college's Center for Diversity and Inclusion, Hope Church RCA and LIA has Fulton and Macias excited to see the issue they've been working on all summer brought into further light at Hope. "Advocacy: Action vs. Apathy," will explore how families are being impacted by the nation's immigration laws, policies and practices. It is the first event in a series of presentations planned for this fall about advocacy.
This is not new territory for Fulton or Macias. Fulton, a French and political science major, helped organize an award-winning DACA March at Hope last fall, and she worked for CAIR (Capitol Area Immigrant Rights) Coalition in Washington D.C. while on Hope's Washington Honors Semester last spring. Macias, a sociology major with a criminal justice emphasis, has been involved in CASA, Hope's Children's After-School Achievement program, as well as with Spanish-speaking churches in her hometown. Every previous opportunity provided by Hope, or sought out and obtained on their own, naturally led Fulton and Macias to their work at LIA. "This place just fit my beliefs. It fits the kind of community involvement I wanted to do," says Macias, who is the office administrator for LIA.
Fulton knows completely how she feels because she experienced that feeling before. "When I worked in D.C., I really just got completely absorbed in immigration law. It was a life-changing experience." Fulton serves as LIA's community coordinator. "Meeting with people face-to-face is always important because it keeps this from just being an issue. It's people that we're working with. It's people and their stories and their families and their faults and their flaws and their everything. And it's not an issue anymore. It's people!"
"This place just fit my beliefs. It fit the kind of community involvement I wanted to do." — Vania Macias
Besides feet-on-the-ground, hands-on experiences, Macias and Fulton connect their Hope education to their work with LIA. Macias points to her "Theoretical Perspectives in Sociology" class with Dr. Aaron Franzen as the course that best helped her understand the theories behind "otherness" and marginalization. It was so impactful that she created a research presentation detailing refugee displacement and alienation, along with methods that people employ to either renounce or encourage marginality practices. Macias was selected to present the resulting project, "Surviving in a World of Others," at the North Central Sociological Association conference in Pittsburgh in April, 2018.
Fulton describes how "Race in America," with Dr. Chuck Green, taught her the names and definitions for important concepts such as implicit bias and model minority myth. "That class gave me the terminology, and the research as well, to express what I already knew and was continuing to learn about discrimination and prejudice. It was invaluable."
Now as they enter their senior years at Hope, the two civic-minded students want to see others in their campus community become more aware and involved in issues that concern them, too. While the panel discussion on advocacy is a start, they know immense growth comes from partnerships they've had at Hope and in Holland. Encouraging others to experience similar relationships can only enhance their Hope careers, they say. And then perhaps, it can help them give back too.
"Race in America gave me the terminology, and the research as well, to express what I already knew and was continuing to learn about discrimination and prejudice. It was invaluable." — Julia Fulton
"Those people who've walked alongside me — people like Sarah Yore-VanOosterhout (LIA executive director), Vanessa Greene (director of Hope's Center for Diversity and Inclusion and associate dean) and Ernesto Villarreal (Latin Americans United for Progress executive director) — they're the ones who have encouraged me and challenge me to fulfill my role as an advocate. Serving others at CAIR ad LIA has been so meaningful but, ultimately, the people I'm giving back to are the ones who have invested in me."
"Advocacy: Action vs. Apathy" will be held at 2:00 pm in the Martha Miller Center's Fried-Hemenway Auditorium. The public is invited to attend.
Posted on August 7, 2018 August 8, 2018 Author Eva Dean FolkertCategories Social SciencesTags Advocacy, CAIR Coalition, Center for Diversity and Inclusion, Dr. Aaron Franzen, Dr. Charles Green, Hope Church RCA, Immigration, Lighthouse Immigrant AdvocatesLeave a comment on A Summer For Advocacy into Action
Flint Water Crisis in the Round
by Eva Dean Folkert	on February 10, 2016
This past Monday night in Maas Auditorium, 13 bottles of water sat on a long table, each provided for one of the 13 people preparing to speak on an interdisciplinary panel about the Flint water crisis. One container of water, though, was not being consumed, nor would it be. Displayed at the center of the dais, a mason jar filled with water from Flint, Michigan, looking as benign and similar as the water in the other 13 bottles, was about to be examined from political, sociological, psychological, historical, scientific, artistic, ethical, and personal perspectives. Though the water in the jar appeared clear, the water crisis and its fallout and solution can seem anything but that.
Though the water in the jar appeared clear, the water crisis and its fallout and solution can seem anything but that.
Organized and implemented by Dr. Julie Kipp's women's and gender studies keystone class, the event gave an opportunity for a large audience to consider what has happened in Flint as well as providing a challenge for all to get involved and do something appropriate within their discipline or interest. The panel, made up of one student, 11 professors, and one president, discussed the very tragic, sometimes complex, and always upsetting issues revolving around the high levels of lead in Flint water and those who drank that water for over a year. Delivering their expertise from their various points of view within a five-minute time limit each, the panel continued to cast light upon light upon light onto a problem that has fallen out of the nation's glare… for the time being anyway. This communal time of reflection also gave hope for understanding next steps in Flint.
"When you think about what a liberal arts college does best, it is learning how to think systemically and critically about complex things where the problems simply can't be understood through a single lens. It requires us to think in the round."
Katlyn Koegel, far left, speaks as part of the 13-member Flint Water Crisis panel.
Speaking from personal experience, sophomore Katlyn Koegel, a Flint native, shared several stories about people she knows from home who are struggling and afraid—a small, thirsty boy who asked for bottled water from her last summer, a woman who may lose her business due negative media attention that has driven customers away, and a pastor who paid a $900 bill for water he was not even using. "What has been most heartbreaking for me is this dichotomy between breaking news and broken structures," said Koegel. "A lot of facts and individual stories have gone down a chasm between the two."
Historically speaking, Dr. Fred Johnson, declared that Flint has its proud roots in Native American origins and the founding of a General Motors plant there in 1908. "And many of you may know, it was the site of the 1936-37 GM sit-down strike which basically brought the UAW (United Auto Workers) to prominence, making it a major instrument in the labor movement." Now, the city's heritage is being viewed only through a microscope created by this recent history.
"All politics are local."
Politically speaking, Dr. Annie Dandavati, reminded the audience that "it's important for all of us to be educated voters. Even though we sometimes feel that our voices are falling on deaf ears, it's important to know about issues no matter where they originate—in the state capitol, nationally or globally. All politics are local."
Sociologically speaking, Dr. Aaron Franken and Dr. Debra Swanson showed that race and socio-economic status are key to making sense of what is happening in Flint. "When looking at kids in Flint, here's some points that are important and highlight social processes for health: One, if socio-economic status is linked to health, and two, decreased educational attainment is a key link to lower socio-economic status, and three, lead poisoning manifests itself in behavioral changes and in cognitive ability changes and thus a link to decreased educational attainment, and, four, sizable portions of residents (in Flint) don't leave the area – so residential non-migration – then we're going to have a potential geographic health issue with a very long memory in Flint," said Franzen.
"This is a demographic of poor, black moms with kids who get no political attention."
In 2013, the median household income in Flint was about half of that than in the rest of the state. The state median income is $43,000; in Flint it is about $23,000. Approximately 22% have a household income of less than $10,000 a year. Forty-one percent of those living in Flint are below the poverty line, 56% of the population is black, and 75% of the households are single-parent homes. "This is a demographic of poor, black moms with kids who get no political attention," says Swanson. And yet those women have organized protests at the state capitol in Lansing as well as a movement with Lead Safe America Foundation, bringing attention to the crisis on Twitter with over three million tweets in two hours on February 4, using the hashtag, #StandWithFlint.
Psychologically speaking, Dr. Carrie Bredow offered one good news/bad news scenario: "We know that certain things can ameliorate some of the effects of lead poisoning (such as behavioral and cognitive disorders) though it's not reversible. But based on the research, through things like good nutrition, having high-quality early childhood education and intervention, and consistent medical care, the level of its effects can be influenced. But these are the same things that children in Flint don't have access to. So this is something that needs to be poured into in terms of how we stop this from affecting people in Flint inter-generationally."
Scientifically speaking, Dr. Joanne Stewart and Dr. Graham Peaslee explained how lead got into the Flint water supply in the first place. "When they switched from (using) Lake Huron water to Flint River water (to save the city money), they had no corrosion plan in place (to keep the pipes from leeching lead into the water). That was one of the real shocking things that happened," said Stewart. "It depends on which house you're in (when looking at lead levels)," added Peaslee. "Some people have PVC pipes and no lead, others have lead and more lead in their pipes. It depends house to house what the effect was."
"It's comforting to suppose only terrifically terrible or malicious people can be responsible for these things but often it is only ordinary, everyday vice that leads to great evil."
Morally speaking, Dr. Heidi Giannini enlightened with this: "One thing I think the Flint water crisis illustrates and what our response to it should bear in mind is that it is very hard to be good. However, that is no excuse for failing. The crisis in Flint illustrates at least one way it is hard to be good: we form bad habits (like laziness or self-interest) because most of the time they seem like they are not that big of a deal. When we foster these ordinary, run-of-the-mill bad habits, we foster the opportunity for great evil. We like to think that there is extraordinary vice underlying the horrible moral wrongs of what happened in Flint. It's comforting to suppose only terrifically terrible or malicious people can be responsible for these things but often it is only ordinary, everyday vice that leads to great evil."
Dr. Charles Green addressed environmental racism, citing evidence that shows more middle-class black families live in polluted areas than poor white families do. "Let me be clear: race is a real factor here… Black kids are three times more likely than white kids to have asthma (due to living in areas with poor air quality) and four times more likely to die from it. The environmental problems that we have addressed in this country over the last 30-40 years have largely benefitting the white population, and the environmental problems we have not addressed have largely impacted people of color."
"We have to listen. We have to let our neighbors (in Flint) know that we're here, not to own or claim the crisis as our own but rather to try to understand it."
From an artistic standpoint, Rob Kenagy and Dr. Katherine Sullivan revealed how art and activism is giving people a news lens through which to view Flint. "The slam poetry coming out of Flint is hot…It's important to remember that that art is made by real people," said Kenagy, "and it's just not something you can click past. There is a real voice behind it. We as readers have a responsibility (to hear it and see it), especially those of us from privileged spaces. We have to actually accept the trauma and invite it into our lives. We have to listen. We have to let our neighbors (in Flint) know that we're here, not to own or claim the crisis as our own but rather to try to understand it." Poetry and art is yet another way to do just that.
Finally, President John Knapp summed up the event this way: "Big problems don't lend themselves to simple, small solutions. What I've really appreciated about this evening as I've listened to my colleagues here is that we've not only examined this problem from the perspective of art, philosophy, poetry, but also sociology, history, and political science. We've talked about biological and medical concerns; we've talked about psychological matters and even got into chemistry. Every one of those is important, and more, to really understand the nature of the problem. And what I've described is what we are about in the liberal arts at Hope. When you think about what a liberal arts college does best, it is learning how to think systemically and critically about complex things where the problems simply can't be understood through a single lens. It requires us to think in the round."
Posted on February 10, 2016 February 23, 2016 Author Eva Dean FolkertCategories InterdisciplinaryTags Art, Chemistry, Dr. Aaron Franzen, Dr. Annie Dandavati, Dr. Carrie Bredow, Dr. Charles Green, Dr. Debra Swanson, Dr. Fred Johnson, Dr. Graham Peaslee, Dr. Heidi Giannini, Dr. Joanne Stewart, Dr. Julie Kipp, Dr. Katherine Sullivan, English, Flint Water Crisis, History, Katlyn Koegel, Philosophy, Political Science, President John Knapp, Psychology, Rob Kenagy, Social Work, Sociology, Women's and Gender StudiesLeave a comment on Flint Water Crisis in the Round


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Welcome to my new website. I'm a lucky girl. My pal Duke Houston, the pixel pushing master of Houston graphics, did the design, and Sara Smith of Saralorien Design and Eileen Burke-Woodward made it happen. Both these women juggle work with full on family life, making them women women in my book. I tell you, it takes a village to keep an attractive online presence. But here it is, and I love it.
I invite you to join me in my excitement. Make a comment, saying something you like about the website and I will put your name in a hat. Then, on August 19th, when the book is officially released, I will draw the winner from the hat. The prize? A copy of "Rest Home Runaways," of course, in paperback or e-book, winner's choice.
Congrats on the shiny new site! I hope you can come see us in Austin again!
Congratulations on the site! Here's to much success come August 19th!! Cheers!!
Terry, thank you! And good luck!
Greetings from Toronto. I came to this site through a tweet sent out by Lee Lynch. I'm sorry that I'm not familiar with your work but, your site is very user friendly and the descriptions for your books have me intrigued enough to want to read them. I'm always looking for new adventures via the written word.
Ah, the wonderful Lee Lynch! I saw she retweeted this and I was so grateful. Thanks for checking me out, Cecile. And now you see what most don't, and that is that I am a woman! Ha! I have scared off more lesfic readers with my name, which breaks my heart. Clifford was my grandmother's name, and I use it with pride.
The new website is great. I'm really looking forward to your new book. The excerpt you shared at Laurel Bookstore really whetted my appetite.
Thanks, Dar. Hopefully, I can read at Laurel Bookstore again. It's moving? Yes?
I like the site a lot. Very clean and easy to navigate. I also like the topics you've seeded the blogs with. In fact, I responded to the one about growing old.
Thank you, Charlotte, for checking out my site. It means sooooo much. I will pass on your kind words to those who helped me make it happen.
Thanks, Meg! There were a few dust bunnies at first, but we the faboo Eileen and Duke and Sara helped rid us of those pesky creatures.
Thanks, Steph! I sure am happy I have such talented friends! Been getting all kinds of help lately, as you well know. That gal pal of yours has been most generous.
Great website, Clifford! Love the look and the content. Proud to know you and happy to be inspired by your work. Keep it coming. Can't wait for your next novel.
Hey, thanks Carly. It's been so nice to be in touch. And guess who I talked to recently? Abby Reifsnyder. It's been years since she and I have talked. She's been getting together with Varley and Tom Loder when she goes to Philly.
Congratulations, Cliffi. I've loved the past ones that I've read and I'm sure this will be just as enjoyable. It must be your style that works for me. Hats off to you!
Clifford, CONGRATULATIONS on the publication of your latest novel! I can't wait to read it!
Thank you, Karen. I'm pretty stoked.
very nice website. I like all the books and reviews to look at. Thanks for the book giveaway.
Kas, you are welcome. Thanks for stopping by.
I love the design of the website. The cover of your new book really makes it pop. Hope I win a copy!
Hey, thank you, Sally. I love it too.
I like the site. It shows pictures really well and the words are easy to read. Two pluses in my book. Another plus is that the tags are easy to find.
Music to my ears, thank you.
Lovely user friendly website and I agree with some of the other posts- the artwork really pops on your site! Huge fan of your books and looking forward to the latest addition! Keep them coming please!
Will do, Bonnie. I will pass the words along to those who made the eye candy.
First time on your site and I am very impressed. It is easy to navigate. Pleasing to look at and engaging. Congrats!
Thanks, Anita. Hope you come by again sometime.
I liked that the books were scrolling on the home page- that was pretty cool. I also think it is pretty neat that you link into Goodreads and not just the typical social media.
Thanks for saying that about the Goodreads. It's such a unique social site.
I bet I know what it is!
I like the new webpage! Looking forward to the new book! Hope you pick me!
Marie, wish I could say "I will" but that wouldn't be fair. hee hee. Good luck.
Nice looking website! Looking forward to your new book.