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Dark Ambitions (Code of Honor Book 3)
By Elise Cooper | October 16, 2019
Dark Ambitions by Irene Hannon has action, mystery, suspense, and some romance. Politics, money, and greed come together to show how power can corrupt. This finale in the series brings back a secondary character from the previous books and introduces a new one.
Hannon explains the series name and motto for each book. "I called it the 'Code of Honor' series because it fits the series books, storylines, and characters. In each book, the main characters had come from a dysfunctional background. All of those three became friends and are called the Treehouse Gang. As they bonded together, they formed their own little family. When they were young, they all agreed to do something to make the world a better place as they grew older. Rick fulfilled that vow by serving in the military and helping young children in foster care to get a better start in life. The 'Justice First' motto comes from the private investigation firm that has two former detectives, a Secret Service Agent, and a DEA agent. This four-person firm has a desire to make sure justice is served. They do not take on clients that are underhanded. The jobs they do take are above board and they make sure the clients are not trying to serve their own purpose."
The book begins with former army captain Rick Jordan finding at his camp for foster children, in rural Missouri, some blood in the snow. Investigating further he recognizes a good luck charm of his army buddy Jackson "Boomer" Dunn. Believing Dunn is in trouble he hires the private investigation firm Phoenix Inc. to help find his buddy. Assigned to the case is former police detective, Heather Shields, the latest partner of the firm. After finding Boomer dead and those who knew him dying under suspicious circumstances Shields believes the investigation has turned from finding a missing person to finding who murdered Dunn. With the violence increasing Shields and Jordan must find the killer before they themselves are harmed.
"I wrote Rick as an ex-Army Night Stalker who learned to fly helicopters while in the military. He is smart, brave, and puts others welfare above his own. Now in his mid-thirties he runs a camp for foster children. Rick has a strong sense of giving back. He is conscientious, gracious, courteous, and modest. Heather is also very diligent. She left police work after a traumatic experience. She is committed, persistent, intelligent, brave, caring, and courageous."
Known for writing great romantic suspense novels Hannon does not disappoint in this novel. What drives this character driven story is the connection and chemistry between the hero and heroine. As the pages are turned so is the tension that ratchets up.
Elise Cooper
Elise writes book reviews that always include a short author interview.


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Highlights from Lawbook Exchange's latest catalogue of recently acquired rare books and manuscripts in law and related fields including:
* Super Arboribus Consanguinitatis, Anitatis et Cognationis Spiritualis by Giovannid D'Andrea c.1474-1477, Italian canonist and professor of canon law at the University of Bologna. The Super Arboribus is a fundamental treatise on degrees of consanguinity and affinity, also known as blood relations, and spiritual relationships created by godparents and their families. This undated edition was owned by several mportant collectors of rare books, among them George Abrams and Guy Bechtel,
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A variant first edition of Care's English Liberties
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An unpublished transcript from the "Fatty" Arbuckle trial
* English Liberties by Henry Care, 1682. First edition of this classic layman's guide which reviews, from a Whig perspective, the principles of English law and government. It emphasizes the role of Magna Carta, Parliament and juries in the preservation of civil rights and prevention of tyranny. First published in America in 1721, it had a profound influence on several colonial readers, including the founding fathers - Jefferson, who owned two copies, probably referred to it when he wrote the Declaration of Independence and the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom.
* Transcript of the Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle coroner's inquest of September 1921 following the death of actress Virginia Rappe after a party hosted by Arbuckle. Prior to the scandal, he had been a popular and well-respected Hollywood figure, mentoring entertainment icons like Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton and Bob Hope. The trials and subsequent publicity destroyed his career despite his ultimate exoneration.
* Consolato del Mare edited and translated by Giovanni Battista Pedrezzano, 1564. A landmark in the development of maritime law, the Consolato del Mare is a digest of the law and practice commonly followed by the commercial judges in the chief ports around the Mediterranean. It became a maritime common law of the Mediterranean and a foundation for subsequent European maritime laws and customs. In addition to legal topics, it contains a great deal of information about commerce, the day-to-day operations of a ship and practical advice on seafaring.
* Punishments of China by George Mason, 1801. Written by an East India Company soldier who traveled to Canton in 1789, Punishments of China depicts lurid scenes of torture and contrasts Chinese and Western customs. Export albums like this were produced in the port cities of China for tourists in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
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Peuple et territoire (en italien Popolo e territorio, abrégé en Pt) est le nom actuel d'un groupe parlementaire à la Chambre des députés depuis juillet 2011. Son ancien nom était :
Initiative responsable (en italien Iniziativa responsabile, abrégé en Ir). Son nom au Sénat est Cohésion nationale.

Le président du groupe parlementaire Peuple et territoire est Silvano Moffa d'Action populaire. Son nom complet en italien est : Popolo e territorio (Noi Sud-Libertà ed autonomia, Les Populaires d'Italie demain, Movimento di responsabilità nazionale-MRN, Azione popolare, Alliance de centre, La discussione). Les députés de ce groupe ont soutenu le gouvernement Berlusconi IV depuis sa formation en décembre 2010 jusqu'à sa démission le .

Historique
Créé sous le nom Initiative responsable, le  à la Chambre des députés italienne, après le vote de défiance du , par une vingtaine de députés, ce groupe parlementaire s'est constitué dans l'intention de clairement de soutenir le gouvernement de Silvio Berlusconi. Ses membres se définissaient comme les « Responsables ».

Il comptait alors 29 députés et son nom officiel et complet en italien était alors : Iniziativa Responsabile (Noi Sud-Libertà ed Autonomia, Popolari d'Italia Domani-PID, Movimento di Responsabilità Nazionale-MRN, Azione Popolare, Alleanza di Centro-ADC, La Discussione).

Description
L'ex-groupe « Initiative responsable », devenu « Peuple et territoire », comprend notamment les partis mineurs suivants : Nous Sud (Noi Sud - Libertà e Autonomia), Les Populaires d'Italie demain (I Popolari d'Italia Domani), Mouvement de responsabilité nationale, Alliance de centre (Alleanza di Centro), La Discussione et le Parti républicain italien (ce dernier n'ayant pas adhéré formellement à ce groupe et dont le nom n'apparait pas dans le nom déposé). La qualification de « responsables » vient du fait qu'ils ont voté la confiance au gouvernement le . Parmi ceux qui viennent de le rejoindre figure aussi le libéral Paolo Guzzanti.

 Les Populaires d'Italie demain (PID), dont Francesco Saverio Romano, sont nés d'une scission de l'Union de centre en 2010 ;
 Alliance de centre est un mouvement né en 2008 et dont le leader est Francesco Pionati, un ancien de l'UDC ;
 le Movimento di Responsabilità Nazionale est né en 2010, sur initiative de Massimo Calearo et de Bruno Cesario, anciens du Parti démocrate et de l'Alliance pour l'Italie, mais également de Domenico Scilipoti (un ancien de l'Italie des valeurs, condamné par la Cour de cassation et vice-président en titre du groupe parlementaire) ;
 l'Action populaire (AP) de Silvano Moffa, un ancien d'Alliance nationale qui a rejoint le PdL pour le quitter ensuite (proche du PPE).

Giampiero Catone, patron de La Discussione adhère également à ce groupe et devient secrétaire d'État en .

C'est paradoxalement d'abord Francesco Nucara du PRI (qui n'adhérera pas à ce groupe) qui avait été chargé de former ce groupe pour contrecarrer la création de Futur et liberté pour l'Italie en septembre 2010. Le , le groupe compte 22 membres.
À la fin de la législature, le , le groupe compte 20 députés.

Lors des élections générales italiennes de 2013, le groupe ne présente pas de liste commune. Néanmoins, Antonio Razzi et Scilipoti sont élus députés sur les listes du Peuple de la liberté.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Liens externes
  Fiche sur le groupe à la Chambre des députés

2011 en Italie
Groupe parlementaire italien
Parti politique régionaliste en Italie
Parti politique en Italie

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We tend to use people's real names, pick sides and jump into the middle of Laser politics, and even hang our dirty laundry out for the world to see. We are improper. However, we attempt to redeem ourselves by only pointing to Proper Course. There you will find the jumping off point to all the great sailing blogs as well as a blogger who has been doing it the right way for a very long time. Proper Course is the yang to our yin. We are grateful that Tillerman was such a good sport about us sort of stealing his blog name.
The Improper Course blog officially began 4 years ago during the Florida Masters' Week on February 12, 2012. Doug was away (like he is now) and I was at home alone and bored (like I am now). His first post was his lessons learned at the 2012 Florida Laser Masters Championship. He said he was doing 'horrible' with a 9th place and had 'tipped more than anyone.' There were 42 competitors. By the third event that week, he finished 1st. One of my first posts was Masters Week - The Rest of the Story.
The first time I ever heard Doug's name, I was told a story about how just after he won the Masters Worlds, he was on the docks of his home club showing off his trophy. Meanwhile his Laser was behind him and had untied itself and sailed away. And that is Doug. Just a big doofus who makes mistakes like all of us and yet he somehow manages to do pretty dang well. It's hard not to feel that if Doug can do it, then so can I.
I found that Doug was more than willing to share everything he knew with anyone that wanted to know. We had been writing for the Butterfly Fleet 20 blog but it was hard to justify adding Doug's favorite subject, all things Laser, to a Butterfly blog. I found ways to add it but eventually decided to do a spin off blog and moved the Laser focused posts and started Improper Course. That way I could also publish all his Worlds Journals which I found fun to read. And the rest is history. Literally, his story.
Doug likes to refer to the blog as simply being love letters between the two of us. It sort of is. It is our common ground and we do speak a different love language than most. My second post was a Valentine's Day poem that I wrote since Florida Masters Week means being apart for Valentine's Day. I still wouldn't have it any other way.
Doug was in 4th place at the end of yesterday. Today, he's already moved down to 6th. That man just does not listen to me. I specifically told him to move up and not down. Oh well. He's having a great time I'm sure. Yesterday was light and today was supposed to be heavy. Doug is using the old sail and many are using the new sail. Will be interesting to see if the results show one sail to be better than the other.
Proper and Improper Fractions! Never thought I would see that on a sailing blog.
And then of course there are Rational and Irrational Numbers. I like to think I am a fairly rational person but a lot of the stuff I do when I am sailing my Laser should be classed as irrational. Should I change the name of my blog to Irrational Numbers?
Of course, Course sounds like Coarse. Sometimes I am a bit improper on my blog and sometimes a bit course. Maybe I should rename it Improper Coarse? No, that would be too confusing.
Anyway, thank you for all your kind words about my blog.
I just checked the results for the Laser Masters Midwinters and it looks to me as if Doug is First Great Grandmaster in the Laser Full Rig fleet. Awesome! Good luck to him in the rest of the week.
Hmmm. Maybe Good Look would be an appropriate name for my blog?
Thanks Tillerman. It was windy for the second and third days and I slipped to 13th place... lots to work on before the next Master Worlds in May.
Of the 59 competitors, Al Clark was the only one to sail consistently and he won by 17 points over current GM World Champion Peter Shope.
I'll try to corner him to get a video interview on how he handled the surprisingly big shifts. It was not unusual to get a good start and be in the 30's two minutes later.


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Saturday, 17 December 2011 10:59
Let Your Little Light Shine
The little wax candle was becoming impatient waiting in the drawer all year since last Hanuka. He was waiting for his turn, but now that it was already the seventh day hope was all but gone. The family had bought a shiny new menorah with oil lamps.
Suddenly he heard the drawer open and his hopes rose again. However, the children were not looking for a Hanukah candle tonight as they sang, "Sivivon, sov sov sov Hanukah hu hag tov…." They were looking for the Dradel.
The little candle thought to himself, "I wish I were a Sivivon and not a candle." So he made a Hanukah wish, "God make me a Sivivon please."
When the youngest child opened the drawer to look for a Sivivon everyone told him that they were already gone. But now that the candle had turned into a Sivivon the little child shouted, "Look, there is a Sivivon for me after all!"
As the children played they began to win Hanuka Gelt coins and wanted to run out and buy candies with their money. The little Sivivon that was a candle said to himself, "I made a mistake. I should have asked to be a coin and not a Sivivon." So he said, "God make me a Hanuka wish and make me a coin, not a Sivivon."
The littlest child looked down and there was a shiny new coin on the floor. "O, look, there is also a Hanuka Gelt for me!"
As the children ran to go out the door to buy some candy they smelt something wonderful coming from the kitchen. What can that be?
Putting their coins into their pockets they ran into the kitchen and there was a pile of fresh Sufganeot. The coin in the child's pocket that once was a Sivivon that was a candle said to himself "I made a mistake. Everybody loves the Sufganeot. I should have asked to be a Sufganea." Suddenly, there on top of the pile was a fresh Sufganea with all the jelly coming out.
As the children reached out to take one the mother said, "No, no we must first light the Hanukah candles. Come over here."
So they left the kitchen and went with the mother to the salon and sat down in front of the Hanukia as mother told them the story of Hanukah.
She told of how the King Antiochus commanded the Jews not to pray to God anymore or keep the Shabbat or circumcise their sons the eighth day. How he went into the Temple and put out the Menorah light and put an idol in there.
How Judah Macabee stood up to him and fought the Greeks and won the temple back so the people could pray again.
That there was no oil for the light in the temple and when they were just about out of hope they found a little oil, maybe enough for one day. Yet when they lit it the Menorah burned for eight days, enough time to make more oil.
She told them that we light these Hanukah lamps now to show that we remember the miracle—the miracle that let us be who we are.
Then the mother said the blessing and lit a match to light the new oil menorah."O it's hard to get the match down into the oil," she said. "I burnt my finger. I need a candle to be able to light this Hanukia. I need a Shamash, a servant candle."
She looked in the drawer. "Strange, I thought there was one Hanukah candle leftin the drawer."
Then the Sufgania, the one that had been the coin, that had been the Sivivon, that had been the Hanukah candle said, "O, I made a mistake. All my wishes were wrong. O God please turn me back into a Hanuka candle"
Then the youngest child said, "Hey look! I found the Hanukah candle. What's it doing here on top of the Sufganeot!"
That night the little candle was lit and spread its light to all eight Hanukah lights which lit up and warmed the whole family.
The Shamash can spread its light in darkness if we can just be who we are meant to be. That's the real light that really makes us shine.
Adapted from an ancient Hanukah story.
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Growing on volcanic soil: cannabis in St. Vincent and the Grenadines
The cannabis industry is a very competitive sector, and it's becoming even more so as a consequence of the increasing number of countries regulating these types of operations. Even though it has been flying a little under the radar, the Caribbean islands are paving the way to a place at the green table of the industry. One of the most promising Caribbean islands is St. Vincent and the Grenadines, which finalized the legislation recently. "St. Vincent has a history of cannabis growing, though in an illegal setting," Andrew Hadley, General Manager of Medicinal, a Vincentian medical cannabis company, explains. "The country has taken the most stringent legislations from North America, Europe and Australia, and combined them to come up with our own framework."
Medicinal is a Vincentian company: from the shareholders to the employees. "There is a Vincentian at all level of our leadership team, with the majority of our shareholders being Vincentians" Andrew remarks. "We are determined to have a positive effect on all the island. Via direct and indirect employment through our partnerships with other local farmers, we will hire 200-300 people. We want to give opportunities to all those bright minds that usually leave our island for another country."
The unique Vincentian cannabis
Medicinal grow their cannabis both in a greenhouse and outdoors. Their farm will soon be set across 58 acres of land in various parts of the island. "We start our cannabis plants in the greenhouse, and then they go out in the field," Julian Truchot, Chief Development Officer of Medicinal, remarks. "As of now, we are experimenting with a lot of different genetics, some of which are more greenhouse oriented, while others are more oriented to the tropical climate."
But what makes the cannabis grown by Medicinal truly unique is the soil. "We grow on rich and fertile volcanic soil," Andrew points out. "There is a semi-active volcano here that gives us the advantage of having a 10-meter-deep soil, with a perfect low sandy mix, which is excellent for cannabis growing, especially for the development of the root systems. Also, while other volcanic islands have high concentration of heavy metals within their soil, the concentrations measured on our lands are minimal." On top of the soil, there are other advantages that the Caribbean island offers to cannabis cultivation. "We have lots and lots of tropical rain and tropical sun, providing us with enough light to cultivate year-round." Thanks to these characteristics, Medicinal can grow multiple crops a year. The Operation Manager mentions "Every day is a growing day, 365 days a year. In Northern countries, only one crop per year can be done in the field," Andrew says. "But here we have a 12 to 13-hour light cycle per day, and therefore it is easier to work with, which allows us to do up to 4 crops per year using foreign strains."
Local vs foreign genetics
Even though the climate conditions are perfect for growing local strains of cannabis, the cultivation of foreign strains can be challenging on the island. Medicinal wishes to grow both local and foreign strains to obtain a wide variety of products for their customers in terms of THC and CBD potency, terpenes concentration and aesthetics. "One of the disadvantages, indeed, is that some foreign varieties cannot easily withstand the climate, or all the pest pressure coming from that," Andrew continues. "This is why it is of the utmost importance to know the strains you are growing and how to deal with their characteristics. Here in St. Vincent, we have different pests and diseases such as molds that do not grow in North America or Europe. Our local cannabis varieties are much more tolerant with that. On the other hand, since our local strains are not feminized, about 50% of the seeds are males and it is somewhat difficult to identify these plants. On top of that, the foreign strains are not optimized for our lighting, as they were developed for the North American and European markets. Bluntly put, our growers have to carefully select the strains that will be used in our field and optimize every aspect from seed-to-harvest. In order to do that, we will grow on various parts of the island to understand how the foreign plants react to the high and low altitude as well as the high heat of our Caribbean sun."
Promoting the local industry
"Our focus at Medicinal is to create a sustainable model that mirrors the level of success achieved by the Banana Grower's Association – the most significant industry in the agricultural sector of modern memory. In order to do this, we are partnering with farmers all around the country. We will be providing comprehensive training on Good Agricultural and Collection Practices and Good Manufacturing Practices to all our farmers in order to professionalize the regional cannabis industry. We wish to put our Country on the map as a professional cannabis producer and extractor, while creating a profitable internationally respected Company. Our mission is also to grow the Vincentian cannabis industry, and to make sure that our image is of the highest quality cannabis made in the Caribbean: "our products will be characterized by the St. Vincent uniqueness," Julian ends.
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the car has 175000k. Quibek plates. Great condition.
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If you want to buy a car.
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We want to get 7000 for it.
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Tales of Maj'Eyal
Change hurts so good in Tales of Maj'Eyal's coming DLC
News by Dominic Tarason Contributor
Published on 2 May, 2018
Change has certainly been a good thing for the long-running roguelike now known as Tales of Maj'Eyal (aka TOME). Once a mere Middle-earth tribute, it has warped and twisted itself until nearly unrecognisable. The next paid expansion for the game is taking that to new extremes. In the Forbidden Cults expansion - due on May 16th - you'll get to mutate your body, grow tentacles from god-knows-where, harness entropy itself and read all manner of forbidden texts. Tzeench would be proud.
While some would look at the familiar blend of eldritch scribblings, weird tentacled people and the use of Insanity (with a capital I, and rather ham-fistedly named, admittedly) being used as a spellcasting resource and call this Lovecraftian, I feel Forbidden Cults' inspirations lie closer to Warhammer, especially with regards to the worshippers of Tzeench, chaos god of forbidden knowledge and change. It definitely makes for a darker, weirder spin on the game than its usual tales of elven magic and halfling bravery.
I've played a bit of a preview build of Forbidden Cults, and while I've not delved nearly deep enough yet, it definitely opens on an exciting note: Your tentacle-armed cultist is on a mission to save your subterranean sanctuary by teleporting inside a giant worm and working your way through its body and destroying its brain, all while under constant attack from the monster's own psionic nervous system, living defenses and stomach acid. Or you can just choose to bugger off and let the worm do its thing, if you so please.
The rest of the expansion promises a lot of fun new content for players wanting to get in touch with their inner tentacled horror. While not quite as story-focused as previous expansions, there's a lot of weird new subterranean locations to explore and plenty more lore to uncover, plus two new classes focused on opposing facets of this chaotic new magic: The Writhing One starts out with a healthy tentacle whip-arm and mutates a little bit further with each level, while the Cultist of Entropy prefers to vent those horrible energies outwards, corroding and corrupting your enemies.
Two new playable races are coming to the already-extensive mix, too. The Drem are a corrupted sub-species of dwarves that can summon horrible fleshy horrors at will and go into a murder-frenzy if pressured. Meanwhile, the Krog are mutant super-Ogres strong enough to dual-wield just about anything. Not exactly subtle, but sometimes you just want to hit a lot of things until they die, and this expansion has a lot of weird things that you'll want to hit.
You can play the basic Tales of Maj'Eyal game free if you grab it direct from the developer, and the expansions can be bought direct as well. If you'd rather pick it up on Steam, that version (which includes a few minor perks) can be picked up by itself, or in a bundle with the two previous expansions. Forbidden Cults is due out on May 16th, and will cost £5/7€/$7.
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Car vandalized overnight at N.E. 80th St.
Someone poured motor oil all over a car parked in our driveway around back; they also left a trail of oil all the way across the back porch leading up to the abandoned bottle laying in a puddle of oil. This was a seemingly random act?!
She lives at Northeast 80th Street and 17th Avenue Northeast.


I promised myself I wouldn't go shopping when I got paid but guess what I did. I surprised myself however and didn't spend too much. First off I got a new tattoo which I will show you all soon. Then got some new bedding which isn't pictured as I stupidly left it in my boyfriends car. Then it was on to Primark where I got this great Pokemon t shirt. I love the stone wash sort of colour it has going on and will be great for layering during the colder weather.
Next up is this tattoo reviver body lotion. I saw this over on the British Beauty Blog and knew I had to pick up a bottle. I can't wait to see if it actually works and makes my tattoos stand out just that little extra.
So there you have it that is what I bought over the past few days.


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Our Favourite Online Recitals From The Last Week
There are some crackers in here!
Enjoy performances from Lang Lang, Ivan Ilić, Chloe Flower, Mariam Batsashvili, and the Kanneh-Masons.
As part of Global Citizen's #TogetherAtHome event, which was broadcast over the weekend, Lang Lang performed Celine Dion's The Prayer, alongside the Canadian pop Queen herself with Lady Gaga, Andrea Bocelli and John Legend.
Alicia Keys, The Killers, Billie Eilish, John Legend, Ellen Degeneres, Sam Smith, Stevie Wonder, Taylor Swift, Usher and many more performed as part of the event, which was curated by Lady Gaga.
Ivan Ilić
Enjoy Ivan performing a snippet from Haydn's Capriccio in G major, played on a stunning Shigeru Kawai piano.
Chloe Flower
What could be better than 20 minutes of relaxing piano covers from Ms Chloe Flower? She graces us with Ludovico Einaudi's Nuvole Bianche, Cyndi Lauper's True Colors, La La Land's Mia & Sebastian's Theme, and her own piece, Yellow Rose.
Mariam Batsashvili
Enjoy half an hour of pure bliss from the Georgian pianist. She plays pieces by Chopin, Liszt and Paderewski. Amongst them are pieces taken from her last album.
The Kanneh-Masons
What a talented family! The group of siblings were supposed to be performing at London's Royal Albert Hall this past week. However, it was cancelled due to the current coronavirus pandemic.
Instead, Isata – who featured on the cover of issue 110 of Pianist – performed Beethoven's 3rd Piano Concerto at home alongside her siblings.


What is it? And Who Needs It?
Daniel Penn Associates President Tony Rodriguez chats with Richard Rahn, Principal with Leonardo Group Americas, on the topic of Mixed Model Line Design and an upcoming DPA-sponsored workshop on this topic.
Let's start with the basics. What does the term "Mixed Model Line Design" mean?
RR: Let's break the term down into pieces. A "Line" is a production line, a grouping of workstations and machines that are usually organized into a sequential flow, to build products. We often think of automobiles when we refer to lines, but almost any product can be built in this way. The term "Design" means that the line needs to be formally designed in order to function well. The design process involves using data, performing calculations regarding necessary resources, and creating a physical layout of the line. Finally, "Mixed Model" means that you are designing the line to build a family of somewhat different products, not just a single product. The nature of modern manufacturing is that customers like a lot of choice, and you need to be able to build these different products using the same manufacturing resources, and to do it in a highly efficient way.
Could you give us some examples of what kinds of products would be good candidates for this manufacturing approach?
RR: We've had a chance to apply our Mixed Model Line Design method in virtually every industry over the past 20 years, and some industries are a better candidate for this approach than others. The best fit is for products like vehicles with lots of options, industrial equipment (again with options), furniture manufacturing, electronic assembly, aerospace products, and discrete manufacturing in general. The Mixed Model methodology is less applicable if the line is highly automated and high volume. In those environments production is typically done in batches or "runs", and switching from one product to another takes time. The good news is that much of the manufacturing done in the United States falls into the "high mix, low volume" category, where the Mixed Model approach is highly applicable.
There's a huge interest in the US and around the world about the topic of Lean Manufacturing. How does your approach fit into the Lean model for improvement?
RR: A study was done a few years ago at Toyota in Japan. As you know, Toyota is famous for their emphasis on employee engagement and continuous improvement, although they don't call it "Lean", and the study wanted to uncover where the main financial and performance benefits were coming from: individual improvement suggestions, or engineering and management-driven changes. The conclusion was that 90% of the benefits were not coming from small improvement suggestions, they were coming from larger engineering projects, like Line Design. We're not saying that individual suggestions are not important, especially in improving your work force, but most of the money is in redesigning products and processes, using the methods that we teach. We believe that Mixed Model Line Design is actually the heart of a Lean Production System.
Speaking of Toyota, let's talk about your next Mixed Model Line Design workshop at their fork truck plant in Columbus, Indiana. Do they apply the Mixed Model method at their own plant?
RR: Absolutely. One of the unique opportunities of this workshop is participants will learn the step-by-step methodology of Mixed Model Line Design, apply it in a series of classroom simulations, and then see it in action on the Toyota factory floor. The fork truck line is ideal as a model, since it is less highly automated than an automobile plant, they produce over 50 different models on the same line, and this factory produces the #1 fork truck in quality and sales in the world. Students will take two factory tours, led by Toyota experts. We don't teach the Toyota Production System per se, but our methods map closely to theirs, and they are very supportive of our approach.
Want to learn how to apply Mixed-Model Line Design in your production? Register for the July 15-17 Mixed Model Line Design workshop at http://www.mixedmodellinedesign.com/.
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Gear | August 17, 2022 10:04 am
Guess What? Golf Is Good For You.
In sharp contrast to stereotypes, the game is actually a holistic wellness routine.
Illustration by Gabriel Serrano
By Nicholas McClelland @obiwankanbogey
In partnership with PXG
Golf has a peculiar reputation among those who don't play it as a frivolous hobby for out-of-shape, old rich dudes. And, to be sure, many in said demographic do love their golf, but they're not necessarily reflective of the sport's general population — or of its great potential as an integral part of a person's fitness and wellness routine.
At its core, golf is a game you play on a long walk in a park, usually with friends — effectively making the golf course a gym for the mind, body and soul, providing players with aerobic exercise, a cerebral challenge and the vital experience of being outdoors.
A Good Walk Is Never Spoiled
Golf is walking and walking is exercise. And, actually, it's really good exercise. It may not be quite as beneficial as running or hitting the elliptical for an hour, but as part of a well-balanced exercise regimen, study after study confirms that golf is good for you, even if you are bad at it.
A 2018 statement by the British Journal of Sports Medicine found that golf was not only associated with improving cardiovascular risk factors and mental well-being but also increased life expectancy. In fact, Swedish research indicates that golfers can live up to five years longer than non-golfers on average.
And you can spend those five extra years logging even more rounds — especially since golf is low-impact and easy on the joints, allowing you to play well into your golden years. Plus, regular rounds of golf decrease the risk of more than 40 major chronic diseases including heart attacks and certain types of cancer.
Want to shed a couple pounds? If you're not pounding beers or double-fisting hot dogs at the turn, a walking round of 18 holes will help that weight come off. During four hours trodding the links, players can walk between five and eight miles, depending on the course, and burn 300 calories per hour on average. It goes almost without saying that actually walking the course is preferable as opposed to taking a cart. But riders, rejoice. Those who take a cart are still likely to get close to 10,000 steps in during a round, which is not only good for burning a few calories but benefits overall cardiovascular health as well.
Beyond the physical, golf is also exercise for the brain.
To quote the legendary Bobby Jones, "Competitive golf is played mainly on a five-and-a-half-inch course…the space between your ears," a saying that rings just as true for the recreational version of the sport.
The main challenge is finding and building focus, according to sports psychologist Dr. Morris Pickens, who coaches numerous elite players including two-time major winner and PXG trooper Zach Johnson. "The ball is sitting still. So it seems like it wouldn't be that hard," Pickens says. "If you're playing football or basketball or another reactionary sport, this projectile coming at you is really what occupies your mind." But in golf, "It's more up to the performer to figure out, okay, how do I wanna occupy my mind?" It's important to "be able to focus their thoughts where they need to be."
PGA Champion and PXG Brand Ambassador, Zach Johnson.
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Golf is a game that presents varying challenges every time you tee it up. Weather and course conditions are constantly changing, ensuring that every shot is different minute to minute. From 160 yards, you might have a straightforward eight iron onto the green when conditions are benign, but if the wind is at your back perhaps a high fade or even a club less could be the play. The calculus is perpetually shifting, and players must use all of their guile to work out the solution.
Anyone who's played a round can tell you that golf is difficult. There is a steep learning curve, and it requires a substantial amount of practice just to be able to consistently hit the ball. But while golf can be a maddening pursuit, it also can help clear the head and release stress and reduce anxiety, no matter the player's skill level. Because when you're playing, that is where your focus is. So thoughts outside the game melt away on the course. Especially if you leave your phone in the car.
Maintaining that focus is essential for beginners and old hands alike. One key to keeping concentration is loading the bag with equipment players can trust — golfers shouldn't have any anxiety about their clubs. A great way to mitigate any gear related stress is with PXG engineered clubs that are loaded with cutting edge tech for all players — from newbies to pros — and can be custom fit for every golfer's unique swing. Not only does it make the game a little easier, but having the right sticks also makes playing more fun. And the more enjoyment you get on the course, the more mentally rewarding the game is.
The game can offer therapeutic energy, according to Pickens. "I would define relaxation as something that gives you energy," Pickens says. "For a lot of people just being out on the golf course gives them energy, whether that's the rush of a $5 Nassau bet on a Saturday morning and being with their buddies or it's nine holes by themselves in the evening," he says.
Darius Rucker is one such player who uses golf as a curative activity. The multi-platinum, GRAMMY Award winning artist and PXG Ambassador logs countless miles on tour and uses golf to reset. "When I'm on the road, I play pretty much every morning," Rucker says. "Nothing helps me manage stress and fatigue quite like golf. It's equally rewarding and humbling. Every course I play represents a new challenge and a new opportunity. I really can't think of a better way to start my day."
Golf Is a Social Sport
A regular tee time with friends or family is a real motivator to get out and play, ensuring that you garner golf's other benefits. But another benefit to golf is that you can actually talk as you play — you can catch up and have real conversations while out on the course. In contrast to other games you play with friends, where it's just shit talk during and maybe a chat after…if you have time.
"If you're around people that you like and you enjoy that time, then that's gonna give you energy and it's gonna probably make you feel better about yourself and worry less about your job or things that are negative in your life," Pickens says. It's a few hours of uninterrupted fun hanging with friends and catching up.
"To me, spending time with friends playing golf is all about the quality time," says Jared Williams, a player from New Jersey on a buddies trip to Scotland. "You don't have to worry about your family problems, professional challenges or any other headaches. You just focus on getting the ball in the hole while enjoying the company of your friends," he says. "In our fast-paced lifestyles, it's a luxury to be able spend an uninterrupted four hours together."
According to another buddy on the same trip, Aaron Fitt, of Durham, North Carolina, adds, "I just feel like golf is that connective tissue behind some of my strongest and longest lasting friendships; it's what keeps us planning trips together year after year that we otherwise surely wouldn't," he says. "It is a source of constant banter and a shared interest that always gives us something to talk about, and a lifelong challenge we can take on together."
Golf Is Accessible for Everyone
To be sure, golf can be elitist. Exclusive clubs like Winged Foot, Bellerive and Monterey Peninsula are rarified air where a select few can afford, or even possess the connections, to become a member.
But players need not join a private club to play, and it doesn't have to cost loads of cash. A round at Weequahic Golf Course in Newark (30 minutes from midtown Manhattan) costs a modest $22 for residents on weekdays. Eighteen holes at Buffalo Dunes in Garden City, Kansas, will run players a modest $25 during the week, while a twilight round at Pacific Grove Golf Links in Monterey costs under $40, which is a steal considering it shares some views with Pebble Beach, where they charge nearly $600 for a lap.
Beyond the misconception that golf has to be expensive, the pandemic golf boom is laying waste to the stereotype as a game for out-of-shape, older men with lots of money. According to information from Kemper Sports, which manages more than 100 golf facilities, up to a third of new golfers are women and up to a quarter fall into the 18 to 34 age range. Proving that you don't need to own the aforementioned plaid pants or an AARP card to enjoy the links.
In another victory for diversifying the game and countering the traditional narrative about who should play it, this year marked the first annual U.S. Adaptive Open, where golfers from 29 states and 11 countries competed in eight impairment categories. For those who watched, the tournament was not just an inspirational event but also a thrilling competition.
Golf Is a Game
The best thing about golf is that it's fun. If it weren't, why would anyone play? The objective seems simple,… just get the ball in the hole in the fewest strokes. But in reality it's endlessly complex. There are seemingly infinite options when pursuing the goal and sorting out the strategy is half of the fun.
Of course, the other half is executing and hitting the shot you want. There is nothing quite like the feeling you get from smashing a bomb down the fairway, a purely struck iron, or draining a 30 foot putt for birdie. To paraphrase a line from Tin Cup, it's like a tuning fork goes off in the club and radiates through your whole body.
"Golf is more than a good walk," says Alex Riggs, a Dubai based golf coach and PXG brand ambassador. "It can provide tremendous challenges, both athletically and mentally." The game demands not just power and precision, but also patience and concentration. "It is a sport, it is an art form, it is a beautiful gift for us all to enjoy."
The other brilliant and enigmatic quality the game possesses is that it is un-winnable. Sure you can beat your competitors, but you can't beat the game. There is always space for improvement in golf, which is one of the ways it mirrors life. You can always do and be better. It just happens that, while you're playing golf, you can work on your life a little, too — mind, body and soul included, even if you're wearing plaid pants.
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Between the Sheets is a 2003 British television miniseries. This dramedy depicts the romantic and sexual challenges of several different couples who are all linked in some way.

Hazel Delany walks out on her husband, owner of a stripclub, hours after their daughter's wedding; she's upset with him because he has had a string of affairs, and he is dismayed by her disinterest in sex (and exasperated that his mother has a better relationship with her boyfriend than he and his wife do). Hazel and Peter eventually go to a sex therapist to overcome their difficulties. Peter is hiding a secret about one of his ex-mistresses, and Hazel has a sexual awakening in the arms of a younger man.

Hazel and Peter's son, Simon, has left a long-term relationship. After the ex tells Hazel that she is pregnant, Hazel pushes him to reconcile with and marry his girlfriend, but he's reluctant to do so, because he has fallen for one of his father's nightclub hostesses.

Alona Cunningham works as a sex therapist yet finds her boyfriend, Paul, unenthusiastic in the bedroom. Paul works as a probation officer and reveals that he is being accused of having had sex with one of his 15-year-old clients. As Paul's alleged misconduct is being investigated, Alona catches her teenage son sleeping with the au pair, and through the stress of all this considers having an affair. The couple end up seeing one of Alona's colleagues for therapy.

Cast
Alun Armstrong as Peter Delany
Brenda Blethyn as Hazel Delany
Dean Andrews as Steve Ashby
James Thornton as Simon Delany
Gaynor Faye as Georgia Lovett
Liz Smith as Audrey Delany
Norman Wisdom as Maurice Hardy
Julie Graham as Alona Cunningham
Richard Armitage as Paul Andrews
Vinette Robinson as Tracy Ellis

Episodes

References

External links

2003 British television series debuts
2003 British television series endings
2000s British comedy-drama television series
ITV television dramas
English-language television shows
2000s British romance television series
2000s British television miniseries


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 Sainte-Agnès, comuna francesa situada en Alpes Marítimos.
 Sainte-Agnès, comuna francesa situada en Isère.
 Sainte-Agnès, comuna francesa situada en Jura.


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Dr. Jen Guzmán
Clarinetist Jen Guzmán's mission is to guide and support others to discover their self-worth so that they are empowered to positively change the world through deliberate action. Jen is the newly appointed Denton Program Director for Texas Winds Musical Outreach, a non-profit that engages, comforts and celebrates the spirits of isolated seniors, hospital patients, veterans and children in North Texas through live, professional musical performances. She also founded and managed Clarinetists for a Cause, a community outreach group based in Denton, Texas that benefits local charities through performance.
In addition to nonprofit work, Jen and her husband, saxophonist and repair technician Tony Barrette, recently opened a woodwind and brass repair and retail store in downtown Denton called TB Winds. Jen also works in academia as the Adjunct Instructor of Clarinet at Southeastern Oklahoma State University.
As a recipient of the Outstanding Graduate Student in Woodwinds Award at the University of North Texas (UNT), Ms. Guzmán has performed in New York with Itzhak Perlman, and at Carnegie Hall with the New York Youth Symphony. Jen served as an arts administration intern at both the New York Philharmonic and The Juilliard School, and currently works in development at the Perlman Music Program.
In addition to standard repertoire, Jen believes in performing the music of living composers and has performed works by Eric Mandat, Michael Daugherty, and Gregory Wanamaker at events and festivals including the Potsdam Clarinet Summit, Midwest Clinic, and World Saxophone Congress.
While completing a bachelor's degree in music education at the Crane School of Music, Jen had the opportunity to teach folk songs, recorder, and Afro-Caribbean drumming to elementary aged students in Boston Bay, Jamaica with the Jamaica Field Service Project. She holds a master of music degree in clarinet performance from UNT.
As a recipient of the competitive Robert B. Toulouse Fellowship at UNT, Jen recently completed a doctor of musical arts degree in clarinet performance with a related field in music entrepreneurship. In her role as Music Entrepreneurship Teaching Fellow, Jen empowers undergraduate musicians to build and launch fulfilling and financially sustainable musical careers through a music entrepreneurship class.
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Q: How to list the I/O usage per disk? Using iostat, I can get the processes that use up the disk and how much - but can't specify the disk
iostat -o
Using dstat, I can see usage per disk  - but not the processes that use it.
dstat -tdD sda
I need to see the processes on the particular disk : sda . But can't seem to figure out how - in spite of looking around for a while. Is it possible -and if so, how?

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H.R. 5419, An act to amend the National Telecommunications and Information Administration Organization Act to facilitate the reallocation of spectrum from governmental to commercial users; to improve, enhance, and promote the nation's homeland
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Estimate of direct spending and revenues effects for the bill as cleared by the Congress on December 8, 2004, and signed by the President on December 23, 2004
H.R. 4324, Thrift Savings Plan Open Elections Act of 2004
H.R. 1047, Miscellaneous Trade and Technical Corrections Act of 2004
Estimate of direct spending and revenues effects for the bill as cleared by the Congress on November 19, 2004, and signed by the President on December 3, 2004
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S. 2657, Federal Employee Dental and Vision Benefits Enhancement Act of 2004
Estimate of direct spending and revenues effects for the bill as cleared by the Congress on December 6, 2004.
H.R. 5394, An act to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to modify the taxation of arrow components
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S. 2856, An act to limit the transfer of certain Commodity Credit Corporation funds between conservation programs for technical assistance for the programs
Cost estimate for the bill as cleared by the Congress on December 6, 2004
H.R. 4302, District of Columbia Mental Health Civil Commitment Modernization Act of 2004
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A toaster oven is a versatile kitchen appliance. The unit looks like a miniature oven, with temperature controls and baking racks. The Black & Decker toaster oven can heat to temperatures of 450 degrees Fahrenheit, letting you not only heat and toast food, but also bake and broil foods like cookies and chicken.
Place the Black & Decker toaster oven on a flat, even surface with enough space between cabinets and walls to prevent damage while heat flows from the unit. Plug the toaster oven into an electrical outlet.
Slide the clean crumb tray into the unit, directly below the lower heating elements.
Turn the temperature knob to the desired temperature level.
Preheat the toaster oven for 10 minutes.
Open the toaster oven door. Place the food directly on the toaster oven racks or in a baking pan, which goes on the racks. Shut the door.
Turn the timer/toast knob to 10, then backward or forward to set the timer.
The timer goes up to 30 minutes. If you need to bake something in the toaster oven for longer, Black & Decker suggests using the "Stay On" feature. Follow the instructions in the manual for cooking procedures and times.


So here it is …. Vogue 1316 – the dress I made from old jeans. It has been worn twice already and,thanks to the small amount of stretch in the denim, it's very comfortable.
Vogue 1316 – Made from old jeans!
I really enjoyed making this, despite the large amount of pattern pieces. I don't buy many patterns any more – after more than a few years sewing, I've got a pretty big collection of Burda Magazines, and a few boxes worth of paper patterns. After a while you start to see that the pattern companies rarely offer something new. Added to that is the fact that Vogue patterns are not the cheapest around… but this one was worth every penny for the complexity of the design.
I hadn't intended to line it, but in the end it was the quickest solution, as it saved me having to bind or face the edges. The lining makes it more comfortable and less likely to cling to tights in the winter too!
I had to alter the panel at the upper back – there was a bit of gaping. It was the only part that I found difficult as I had to get help with pinning, so it held up finishing the dress for a while.
I used a regular centred zipper, because I didn't have an invisible one and I really wanted to get it finished in time for a meetup with some friends!


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Q: error: 'gtk_window_close' undeclared (first use in this function); How can I solve this issue? PROBLEM
I am trying to solve an issue which occurs when I try and compile this example file:
#include <gtk/gtk.h>

static void print_hello(GtkWidget *widget, gpointer data)
{
  g_print ("Hello World\n");
}

static void activate(GtkApplication *app, gpointer user_data)
{
  GtkWidget *window;
  GtkWidget *button;

  window = gtk_application_window_new (app);
  gtk_window_set_title (GTK_WINDOW (window), "Window");
  gtk_window_set_default_size (GTK_WINDOW (window), 200, 200);

  button = gtk_button_new_with_label ("Hello World");
  g_signal_connect (button, "clicked", G_CALLBACK (print_hello), NULL);
  gtk_window_set_child (GTK_WINDOW (window), button);

  gtk_window_present (GTK_WINDOW (window));
}

int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
  GtkApplication *app;
  int status;

  app = gtk_application_new ("org.gtk.example", G_APPLICATION_FLAGS_NONE);
  g_signal_connect (app, "activate", G_CALLBACK (activate), NULL);
  status = g_application_run (G_APPLICATION (app), argc, argv);
  g_object_unref (app);

  return status;
}

Everything was installed and when I compile with gcc.exe everything works although at the end of compiling I get an issue which is below!
Issue occurs after running this command:
gcc.exe -IC:/gtk_32bit/include/gtk-3.0 -IC:/gtk_32bit/include/cairo -IC:/gtk_32bit/include/pango-1.0 -IC:/gtk_32bit/include/atk-1.0 -IC:/gtk_32bit/include/cairo -IC:/gtk_32bit/include/pixman-1 -IC:/gtk_32bit/include -IC:/gtk_32bit/include/freetype2 -IC:/gtk_32bit/include -IC:/gtk_32bit/include/libpng15 -IC:/gtk_32bit/include/gdk-pixbuf-2.0 -IC:/gtk_32bit/include/libpng15 -IC:/gtk_32bit/include/glib-2.0 -IC:/gtk_32bit/lib/glib-2.0/include -v hello-world-gtk.c -LC:/gtk_32bit/lib -lgtk-3 -lgdk-3 -lgdi32 -limm32 -lshell32 -lole32 -Wl,-luuid -lpangocairo-1.0 -lpangoft2-1.0 -lfreetype -lfontconfig -lpangowin32-1.0 -lgdi32 -lpango-1.0 -lm -latk-1.0 -lcairo-gobject -lcairo -lgdk_pixbuf-2.0 -lgio-2.0 -lgobject-2.0 -lglib-2.0 -lintl -o hello-world-gtk.exe

I created the command above from the command below which does not run when I try to use the command below:
gcc.exe "pkg-config.exe --cflags gtk+-3.0" -o hello-world-gtk hello-world-gtk.c "pkg-config.exe --libs gtk+-3.0"

I also noticed that the web site link above had the command above previously although today I noticed they changed the command above to the command below:
gcc -o hello-world-gtk hello-world-gtk.c "pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk4"

Which could be the reason why It doesn't work but I am assuming that the previous command should work just as the current command which Is the updated command thats on the web site now.
ERROR
hello-world-gtk.c:27:60: error: 'gtk_window_close' undeclared (first use in this function); did you mean 'gtk_window_move'?
   27 |   g_signal_connect_swapped (button, "clicked", G_CALLBACK (gtk_window_close), window);

Assumption
I am using make.exe. I also tried to do the gcc.exe command without make. Both ways cause an issue which is above!~ What I do not know is what the issue is! If it is related to missing libraries or include files which have not been located in the process of compiling with or without make! What I am curious to know is if it is related to a missing library file or include file. What file it is that I am missing would be a question I will need to solve and do not know how to solve.

A: The compiler error:
hello-world-gtk.c:27:60: error: 'gtk_window_close' undeclared (first use in this function); did you mean 'gtk_window_move'?
   27 |   g_signal_connect_swapped (button, "clicked", G_CALLBACK (gtk_window_close), window);

is telling you that it doesn't know what kind of object is gtk_window_close, as you pass it to a function (supossedly it is a pointer, but the compiler must know it is the pointer to a function, the types and number of parameters and the return value it is)
The gtk_window_close function should match the parameter list with the requirements of G_CALLBACK and the compiler cannot do that, because the appropiate header file is not #included.
You can dig in the include file <gtk/gtk.h> to see where it is this function defined.  You can consult this page for more info: GtkWindow - gtk_window_close


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Riverbend's apparent simplicity belies not only the painstaking preparation and underlying premise by which it was created, but also the incredible support and coordination of a contributing squad of art laborers. Riverbend is a thoughtful interweaving of a series of disparate intellectual and aesthetic threads. The low-hanging fruit here is simply the realization that humans have for tens of thousands of years used art as a means to recontextualize nature based on available technologies, whether that's experimental adhesive or paleolithic pigments depicting prehistoric horses and bulls on the cave walls in Lascaux. The apparent question is what purpose such activities serve, and what we gain from them. Is it that this visual mythopoeia allows us to refashion the baffling natural world on our own terms, and prefigures more malevolent efforts to bend the land to the will of prevailing political and plutocratic structures? Indeed, Keller's work may be considered a return to a gentler relationship with rivers and the larger world into which they are woven.
In the same way that The Arch is a synecdoche for our city, so too are rivers for our local and national history. The reflective material is a nod to modernist abstraction vis-a-vis Donald Judd, as well as the earlier paper cuts of Matisse. Contained within is also an invitation to reflect on the real impact of western expansion. In the process of colonizing the state of Missouri, the U.S. Government displaced the seven tribes that once occupied the territory (The Osage, Otoe, Ioway, Chickasaw, Illini, Quapaw, and Missouria).So thoroughly were these Native Americans (to use a repugnant and bureaucratically vague term) "removed" from the land that the very same federal government presently recognizes no tribes within the state borders. How ironic that the Siouan word from which Missouri's name is derived refers to a place that presently contains no tribes at all.
The Arch shares its modernist sheen with Keller's Riverbend, but the underlying logic is ultimately antithetical. Keller's work is collaborative, inclusive, and ultimately constructive. Conversely, declaring the riverfront real-estate sufficiently 'blighted' to begin construction of the Arch entailed abhorrent and familiar speculative real-estate ventures, ballot stuffing (the Post-Dispatch reported over 46,000 counterfeit votes in a 1934 ballot measure generated by city engineer W.C. Bernard), and dismantling 40 blocks and 290 businesses. Eventually, the effort stalled out, leaving the grounds empty. After a design competition in 1947, and new relevance owing to Eisenhower's interstate program, the project reinitialized, and was eventually completed in 1965 under LBJ. The Gateway Arch would visually compliment a series of highways that cut off the city's predominantly African-American neighborhoods from downtown development, just as construction unions barred Black St. Louisans from working on the monument itself.
On opening morning, Keller and her volunteers work with visitors to fold origami boats to set adrift on the aluminum Missouri River. Each boat contains a message of hope, a wish for the future. Just as the Playable City Movement to which Keller links her piece encourages us to engage with public artwork, so too does Riverbendpoint to the importance of public art as an opportunity to build momentum in a city that lacks critical arts infrastructure. Perhaps, these emergent futures born by paper boats on an imaginary river will help us bend modernist paradigms to our contemporary and diverse mores, and reimagine our communities and relationships, if not our history.


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When Carly Fiorina said "I'm Hillary Clinton's worst nightmare" at the end of the third Republican presidential debate Wednesday night, I couldn't help mutter, "Hers and everybody else's."
A glib line and, as is common with glib lines, not actually true. Fiorina might be a bad dream, certainly, but the worst? Sadly no. Called upon to arrange the 10 Republican candidates on stage in Boulder by order of their nightmarishness, worst to least, anyone who cares for this country would have to go first to Ben Carson, the inexplicable front-runner, murmuring his inanities, smiling quietly to himself as they are mistaken for deep truths.
There's almost no point in explaining how disastrous Carson would be — like Louis Armstrong said when asked to explain jazz, "If you have to ask, you'll never know." An economy-killing tax plan, to start. Morally wrong notions that jab a thumb into the eye of our cherished rights, hard for some to detect because they seem aimed at someone else. Carson's suggesting closing the mosques of anyone found supporting ISIS, translated, means he'd happily suspend the civil rights of any besieged minority (and if that isn't clear, imagine Carson suggesting closing the churches of those who commit crimes. You see? No, still don't get it? Well, as I said, if you have to ask.)
In close second on the bad-dream scale is Sen. Ted Cruz. Tailgunner Ted, a frightening demagogue hewed from Joe McCarthy's stock of the high-pitched fanatic waving a sheaf of papers over his head. Then New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, the albatross of Fort Lee moldering around his neck (and if you spring up and say, "He didn't know about the lane closure!" remember, that's worse, because it means he's fully capable to hire a staff of trusted henchmen and then let them run riot while he's oblivious).
The rest you can rank yourself, and I'd hate to have to decide if Rand Paul is worse than Marco Rubio. The least nightmarish, from Democratic standards, Gov. John Kasich and former Gov. Jeb Bush, also have the least chance of getting elected. The whole debate was, if not quite a nightmare, then a depressing circus — a David Mamet babble of people talking loudly over each other, shouting well-practiced glib lines that were both untrue and entirely at odds with what they were asked. CNBC seemed to have trouble with the logistics of hosting a debate. It started late, with a strange question, "What's your biggest fault?" that bordered on "What kind of tree would you be?" and most of the candidates rightly ignored it, and pretty much all the other questions the CNBC panel asked, preferring to tear into the media for insulting them by daring to question their impossible schemes. There was no illumination on any kind of policy, except that Donald Trump's thousand mile wall along the Mexican border now has a door in it — which I consider progress. Donald Trump wasn't the worst nightmare on stage, he's not even in the worse half, which is really saying something.
Trump's brief denouncement of super PACs, plus his dialing back the personal attacks, a little, raised Trump in my estimation. Plus, he isn't Ben Carson — he's Solon the Lawgiver compared to Ben Carson.
Living in a state where the Republican Party once offered up Alan Keyes as its candidate for Senate, Illinoisans are used to the idea of laughable incompetence passed off as worth by the Republicans. Carly Fiorina waved the threadbare rag of her corporate performance, at best dismantling a failing company (a skill that, alas, might have use in America's future) and at worst a litany of incompetence. For her to then use that to lash at Hillary Clinton, secretary of state in a dangerous world, former senator, wife of one of the more popular presidents in modern history, well, let's just say it showed a hypocrisy so solid you could build a chair out of it. These are the same people, remember, who hooted at Barack Obama for being inexperienced. Now you can select any three candidates off the stage, combine their resumes and find less government experience than Obama was ridiculed for possessing. You have to be a Republican to consider that a good thing. Why it is not in fact a good thing, why it is bad, well, if you have to ask, you'll never know.
Love your blog Neil...........very informative.
That's a mean looking pitbull up there in the pic.
Some sources claimed that the CNBC questioning, wasn't professional.
Jakash October 30, 2015 at 10:59 AM
I'm no fan of pit-bulls, but that seems like a pretty friendly-looking one up there in the pic, to me...
The Ghost of Christmas Past October 30, 2015 at 6:41 AM
The Democrats are just a bad. Don't vote, they are all the same. Real changes come from building a mass protest movement.
A fair amount of real change comes via the Supreme Court. The next Pres. may well be selecting a couple members, to be making decisions for perhaps thirty years, or so. Saying "they're all the same" is simply bullshit, as was amply demonstrated by Ralph Nader in 2000. IMHO.
Well said, Jakash.
No one says it better,so thanks for your time, NS. Indeed, the irony of those who never held political office and now campaigning, critiquing President Obama, in the past.
Fiorina seems to have lost steam and Carson speaks as if he should be reading bedtime stories.
I understand Christie was kicked off a train the other day for being noisy. A pal of mine who lives in NJ says he's a real ass.
At any rate, I"d say Rubio is the least frightening. Still, I'm no fan of Hillary's either.
I can't wait to hear Trump explain how he's going to collect $ from Mexico.
At least some news reports say that the tea party is fizzling and has hurt the GOP.
Jeb is a wash and we don't need anymore from his family in the WH.
Ed Bass October 30, 2015 at 8:29 AM
If only we could realistically have more choices than Republican or Democrat. I agree with The Ghost of Christmas Past above, but I don't advocate not voting.
Yes, and voting for the Socialist USA party won't do much either.
Agree that both Carson and Fiorina are scary, but find it hard to believe that Republicans would really nominate either a black man or a woman. I would worry more about Cruz, who the Washington Post dubbed one of the winners of the debate. (Whatever that might mean.) He is from Texas. He is glib. He even looks like Joe McCarthy. And he brings to mind what Mirabeau said about Robespierre, the foremost advocate of terror as a necessary component of revolution: "That man will go far, for he believes everything he says."
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Ah yes, the Terror in the French Revolution. Makes me want to revisit readings of the Girond and Jacobins. It's not a fave period or place in History for me though.
SandyK October 30, 2015 at 10:54 AM
It's just sad and depressing to me thinking about these candidates, one of whom will be running for President of the United States. A few months ago Jeb Bush was considered by many (myself included) to be the front-runner Republican, and look how far down the pole he's slid. Maybe he just has no speaking skills, but he seems totally inept to deal with a position requiring quick thinking, or any thinking for that matter. Trump is still a buffoon, Cruz and Fiorina scare the crap out of me, and Carson has become a laughing stock. Rand Paul actually sounds half-way intelligent and Rubio presents himself well (though Rubio seems to be disguising his true inner agenda). Kasich makes me nervous as hell. Oh, I forgot about Christie....what a mean bully he appears to be. (Did I leave anyone out?) It's LooneyTunes on steroids.
Kasich certainly seems reasonable, compared with most of the others, but he's done a number of things in Ohio that might well give Democrats bad dreams. Still, I'm not sure that he and Bush have the least chance of getting elected. One of them could yet emerge with a chance once this silly season concludes and people actually start voting. I still find it very hard to believe that the Republicans are going to nominate Trump or Carson.
Another instance of "be careful what you wish for". My main hope as this interminable campaign was approaching was that we would not have another Bush-Clinton match-up. Little did I realize what the alternatives to Bush would sound like.
Bernie October 30, 2015 at 11:50 AM
Finding fault with the Republican presidential candidates is as easy as shooting fish in a barrel, or as boring as tipping the barrel over and watching them flop around. In the interest of keeping some sliver of hope alive, my favorite technique for selecting the best candidate is to identify the one or two issues of most importance, and weigh each candidate's ability to address that issue. Since I won't vote in the Republican primary, this is all academic. My issue of greatest concern is the 19 trillion in accumulated national debt, and rising, along with the approaching retirement of baby boomers and there massive burden placed on social security and medicare costs. Ranking candidates best to even try to handle this problem are, Rand Paul, John Kasich, and Marco Rubio. Second issue is civil liberties, only one being Rand Paul. An additional aside would be to note, Dr. Carson's tax plan is not just of biblical proportions. His plan is writ in stone, the Rosetta Stone! Not counting Roland Burris's tombstone in Oak Woods Cemetery itemizing his life achievements, has a greater memorial been created for a man. The Rosetta Stone lists the accomplishments of King Ptolemy V. Please allow me to quote line 12 from the Greek: "and of the revenues and taxes levied in Egypt some he has wholly remitted and others has lightened, in order that the people and all the others might be in prosperity."
Very interesting, Bernie.
StanP October 30, 2015 at 12:36 PM
I think that Neil's wife is correct in predicting, in an earlier post, that it will be Rubio all the way to the presidency.
Mr. S, Some of your neighbors in what I presume is a conservative-well to do suburb filled with Republicans, must not like you much.
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Bitter Scribe October 30, 2015 at 1:12 PM
Hillary Clinton endured 10 hours of questions from hostile idiots and never turned a hair.
These guys collectively endured two hours of mildly aggressive questions from the financial news channel where the Tea Party originated, and they're still bitching about it.
Remind me again which party is supposed to be the tough-minded one?
WendyC October 30, 2015 at 4:54 PM
Most baffling to me is the current favorite, Carson. He's the Mister Rogers of this campaign, but you don't want to play in his bizarre neighborhood. I can believe he's successful only because Republican politicians have urged their party so far to the right, they've abandoned their incompetent representation. The party is self-destructing, we've seen that in the US House. Their whining on the campaign stage is not amusing; it's pathetic.
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Hillary Clinton is the country's worst nightmare !!
Agree, you and me both! She will be a complete disaster for our nation!
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When did hearing people speak about supporting our Constitutional Republic form of government become scary for you?
When did hearing people speak about supporting our capitalistic form of economic system become scary for you?
Who told you to be scared of the concepts of a Constitutional Republic and capitalism?
What systems do these people want you to support instead?
Regarding the people who want you to support systems other than our Constitutional Republic and capitalism, what is in it for them, if we change?
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Pretend you're Spike Lee. What would the first scene of "Chiraq" look like?
Yes, I know Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who met Lee the other day, is not happy with the "Chiraq" title — a play on the violence of Chicago and Iraq.
But the mayor does think the subject matter is vitally important. And Emanuel for years has made an issue of black-on-black violence and the neighborhood silence and refusal to cooperate with police.
He just can't stand the "Chiraq" title and told Lee so in a meeting.
"We had an honest, frank conversation," the mayor said of his meeting with Lee in a Tribune story by City Hall reporter John Byrne. "He said that while the movie is about the neighborhood of Englewood, I was clear that I was not happy about the title."
When the boss becomes testy, some people start flinching and want to please him. But for now, just pretend you're Spike Lee, who is from New York, where residents — and artists — haven't been trained to obey like compliant meat puppets.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel said he met with Spike Lee on Wednesday and expressed his displeasure with the director's decision to call a movie he's planning to film "Chiraq," which Emanuel said Lee told him would be about black-on-black violence in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood.
What would your first scene look like?
Would it involve a stupid thug with a gun, smoking weed and getting ready to spill blood?
Or twin teenage brothers, good students, good kids, always driven to and from school by their mom, except for the last day, when they say, 'Don't worry mom, we can handle it,' and they take a shortcut by walking under a viaduct?
Maybe it could show an African-American alderman begging street gangs to help him get out the vote.
Or perhaps a group of white politicians at a steakhouse, where they gather after one of them starred in an anti-gun dog-and-pony-show news conference, the kind they throw at City Hall to appease the liberals when things get hot.
And later, at the steakhouse, the pols lift rare chunks of beef to their faces. You can hear their lips smacking as they talk about their real estate investments on the footprint of the old housing projects.
Do you think using the film title "Chiraq" creates an unfair portrayal of Chicago?
"The beefers? (Bleep) them. Just (bleep) them is what I say."
Just then, a politician and an Outfit political mouthpiece played by Danny Aiello and maybe a local law enforcement type go outside for cigars.
Would that work? It sounds crazy, and besides, what do I know about Chicago?
Whatever the first scene looks like, Spike Lee will do just fine. He's a great director, even for a Knicks fan, and I'm sure "Chiraq" will entertain and, more importantly, provoke not only whites but minorities to think about and confront the murders.
He has to make the movie first, though. And like other directors seeking to shoot a movie here, he'll need permits and the backing of the city and state film/political bureaucracies, and a tax break or two.
Then he'll have to hire people to service the movie crews and cater their lunches and rent the equipment — the guy Aiello would be based on might know about all that — and there are more headaches.
Rahm's brother is Hollywood superagent Ari Emanuel, who presumably can reach out and crush a film project. And Rahm also has many Hollywood friends who support his politics. So let's assume Lee won't want to fight City Hall.
You can understand the mayor not wanting the movie to be called "Chiraq."
But then, what would you call it?
"Happyland?" Or "RahmLovesUsVille," or some other nice, huggable name? How about "CNN's Chicagoland II?"
"Chiraq" sounds good to me.
What's bothered me for years is that the media and politicians swoop in and out of Englewood and other neighborhoods like mercenary holy men.
We wail for the perfect victim. We say the magic words. It's a liturgy, repeated. But there are many other imperfect victims who are ignored.
They didn't start out imperfect. But they live a real-life "Hunger Games." They wait to be killed. And that would make most of us imperfect.
"He did say the movie would take on the subject of black-on-black violence, specifically African-American male to African-American male violence, and how it's affecting the community and what goes on," Emanuel was quoted as saying.
"I said then, and I believe, that's an important conversation to have," the mayor continued. "Given you're a great artist, while I don't support the title and I don't like the working title, the topic is a conversation that has been ignored for too long and needs to be discussed."
In my "Chiraq," I'd start with a little boy, 9 years old, running through a gangway near 71st and Woodlawn being chased by grown men, including one who just got out of prison.
All you hear is the child breathing, a child terrified before he's cut down. And then six shots in the alley.
There was a boy like that. His name was Antonio Smith. He was 9. And there have been other boys too, like Niazi Ryan Banks, 12, and Robert Freeman, 13.
Spike Lee? It's your movie. You call it what you want to call it.


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