Dear Dr. J: Why are you such a jerk about makeup lessons- I think it's only fair that you reschedule our session this week, since Jimmy has a ballet recital.
Great Question! It's quite hard making a career in music- I LOVE music, and I LOVE teaching.
My students are literally family to me, and as such, it is very hard to maintain boundaries and remember that while they are my family--I love them, would walk through fire to help them, but I also have to make sure that I take care of MY real family.
If I don't be a good businessman my kid doesn't get new shoes.
If I am not a good businessman my dog doesn't eat.
If I am not a good businessman my family doesn't have a place to live.
I found this article quite striking -- it very clearly summarizes why makeup lessons are impractical from both an economic standpoint, and from a scheduling standpoint.
Speaking now as an economist, I would claim that the reason is that items like clothing are "durable goods' - meaning, they can be returned and then resold at the original price - whereas music lessons are non-durable goods - meaning, once my Monday slot at 3:30 is gone, my son's teacher can't turn around and sell it again. The only way she would be able to give him a lesson later in the week would be if she were to give up time that she had scheduled for her own private life; and that seems pretty unreasonable - I can't think of many employees who would be thrilled if their bosses were to announce that they couldn't work from 3:30 to 4:30 this afternoon, but would they please stay until 6:30 on Thursday, because there will be work for them then!


Very little for the investor, and a market offering high whipsaw risk for intraday traders. All lead indices continue their range bound behaviour, caught more or less in the middle of those ranges. Very little to get excited about until either support or resistance break.
The S&P had looked like it was attempting to build a head-and-shoulder reversal within the base, but this now appears to be trading flat out of that pattern, and more towards a base-within-base. A couple of positives are the 'buy' signals in the MACD and On-Balance-Volume, which may favour a push above 2,064 and a challenge of 2,090s. Also, yesterday's gain registered as an accumulation day. While some slowing of the advance on a tag of 2,064 is possible, there is good grounding for some more upside.
The Nasdaq too, registered an accumulation day, along with a MACD 'buy'. Slow stochastics also held support along the bullish, 50, mid-line. However, there was a relative cross shift towards the S&P, which may stymie buying if money continues to favour safer Large Cap issues (or keeps with the value buying of Energy stocks).
The Russell 2000 is also outperforming the Nasdaq (in relative terms), although has yet to make a challenge on breaking out of the 'handle' of its year long cup-and-handle pattern.
The Dow is perhaps the weaker of the indices, although it did successfully defend its 200-day MA, which was also the swing low support of the 'Santa Rally'. There is a downward channel in play, which will likely see a test today. This could be an important test, as a reversal and subsequent move back to the 200-day MA might not turn out so good for bulls.
For Wednesday, keep a watch on the Dow. Of the indices, it's the one most likely to break (down) from its post 'Santa Rally' trading range. If it was to do so, then other indices wouldn't be long following suit. As it stands, it's done enough to take it just shy of channel resistance, and even a minor gain would be enough to break it, and place it back inside the broader range - and a more neutral outlook going forward.
Little to get excited about at the moment.


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Meghan Markle & Prince Harry 'will never mend their broken relationship' with Kate Middleton & William, author claims
THE cracks in Prince Harry and Prince William's relationship will "never" be repaired, a royal expert has claimed.
Ingrid Seward, who is the editor-in-chief of Majesty Magazine, said that she fears the brothers' bond is beyond repair after Harry stepped down as a senior royal this year.
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Speaking on the Pod Save The Queen podcast, she said: "I rather doubt that they will ever get back to how they used to be. I really don't think so.
"I think that's probably a broken relationship.
"I think perhaps if something happened to Catherine or Meghan, the boys would be together again. But as long as their ladies are there and their families are there…
"If there was an awful tragedy it would bring them together, but otherwise I don't think that relationship will be mended. But that is a really personal point of view and I might not be right."
Harry, 36, hasn't seen William, 38, in months after he moved to California with Meghan, 39, and their one-year-old son Archie.
Ingrid added that Harry's decision to step back from royal duties has "baffled" his grandfather, Prince Philip.
She said the Duke of Edinburgh, 99, has been left "appalled" by their "dereliction of duty", after they left behind their roles and moved into a £11m mansion in Santa Barbara.
This follows royal biographer Robert Lacey, who recently released the book Battle of Brothers, saying that William's main "challenge" as King will be to balance his principles with "bringing Harry back" to be part of the royal family.
He said that "everyone wants some kind of reconciliation" between the two brothers.
Robert said that William has taken a similar approach to "Megxit" as the Queen has, and said: "At the end of the day we saw a ruthlessness from the Queen over her absolute refusal to allow the Sussexes to use the word royal for their new branding, and we're seeing the same ruthlessness in William."
The biographer said he thinks there is "no chance" of Meghan and Harry returning to the UK and "leaving their American base."
He added to Newsweek that their rift must be resolved when the Sussexes' 12-month review of stepping back takes place in March 2021.
The couple are currently halfway into their probation period, and the Queen, Charles and William will review their role with the monarchy at the end.
We shared how Meghan won her bid to delay court fight for almost a year for 'confidential' reason despite dad saying 'I could die'.
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Peter was able to walk on water as long as he kept his eyes fixed on Jesus, and believed that He was the Son of God. The moment Peter looked down, he began to sink, and cried out for help. Taryn shares of her journey of learning to keep her eyes lifted up, and fixed on the One that offers her hope. When life's storms hit us, they hit us hard, and it's difficult to remember who He is. I prayed nearly daily through my most recent trial that He would 'Keep my eyes lifted up to see Him." In a very real and tangible way, Taryn captures the fear and timid hesitancy to trust that we face when we look to Him. Remember, it's when we are weak that His strength is made perfect. Just keep your eyes fixed on Him, and He will meet you there.


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Teniel Jones
With a passion for STEM and for people, Teniel transitioned from a stellar career in engineering leadership to human resources. Prior to Base 11, she worked with the world's largest aerospace firm and Fortune 500 company for 15 years.
As a Director of Learning & Development and Innovation, Teniel partnered with tech, space and defense industries, as well as with top academic institutions, to promote new ways of learning through collaboration and leveraging technology. She guest speaks, mentors / coaches, and teaches students ranging from K-12 to university level and professional adult learners via forums such as Elevate, a Partnership with UC San Diego, UC Riverside, Cal State Fullerton, the UC Office of the President—MESA, & Spectrum Knowledge. She also serves on the advisory board of EmpowHer, which impacts girls in marginalized communities. As a strategic leader with systems thinking, Teniel is focusing these strengths on Base 11 to successfully create and implement student learning programs, which embody community. Teniel earned a bachelor's in Industrial Engineering from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and a Master of Science in Engineering Management from the University of Southern California. She holds several accelerated leadership certificates, a Project Management certificate from UCI and an HR Management certificate from the University of La Verne.
Landon Taylor
Landon Taylor is the founder and chief executive officer of Base 11. He sets the organization's strategic vision and leads the national expansion of Base 11's STEM workforce and entrepreneur accelerator model by partnering with industry, academia and philanthropy to transform high-potential, low-resource students into the STEM talent most in demand by industry.
Prior to Base 11, Landon spent 25 years in senior leadership positions in industry which span launching start-ups to leading the development and deployment of nationally-implemented corporate strategies for FORTUNE 500® entities such as The First American Corporation (FAC) Family of Companies and CoreLogic. At FAC Landon was appointed to the Board of Directors for First American Title Insurance Company, the corporation's largest subsidiary.
Landon strives to balance his affinity for capitalism with his commitment to human development and economic empowerment for underserved communities. As CEO of Base 11, he is dedicated to fulfilling his personal mission of building a sustainable middle class in America inclusive of all Americans.
Landon earned a bachelor's degree in management from Pepperdine University and completed advanced management and executive persuasion training programs at Stanford University and the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard.
John D. Beneventi
John D. Beneventi is the chief financial officer for Base 11. With over 25 years of finance and accounting experience, John is a social entrepreneur, focused on technology as an industry change agent. He has over a decade of experience leading the design, creation, and deployment of market-leading technologies and process improvements for the real estate, mortgage finance, housing counseling, and aviation industries.
As president and co-founder of 5x Solutions and Center for Innovation in Education, John implements streamline processes and provides scalable solutions — resulting in disruptive technology achievements that redefine industries. As Chief Financial Officer for Base 11, John oversees all economic strategy and forecasting for the organization.
Ingrid Ellerbe
Senior Strategic Advisor
Ingrid serves as Senior Strategic Advisor of Base 11. Previously, as Senior Vice President of Programs & Partnerships and then Executive Director, Ellerbe oversaw exponential growth in Base 11's student impact, programming, geographic footprint, corporate donors, and academic partnerships. These expansions resulted in the organization's cumulative student impact growing from 300 students in 2016, reaching a cumulative of more than 12,400 students.
A longtime education advocate, Ingrid's experience includes 30+ years in the K-16 education market in key roles ranging from business development to operations, marketing to strategic planning, and management to leadership development. Prior to joining Base 11, she served as a C-suite executive at successful and innovative education and education technology firms in the public, private and non-profit sectors including start-ups, mid sized, and large for-profit corporations. Her guiding principle has always been to provide equity and access to quality programs to ensure that all students can achieve high standards. Ingrid previously served on the National Board of the NAACP Foundation and the Orange Country Excellent Public Schools Advisory Board. She is currently a board member of Project Tomorrow.
Douglas R. Bender, Sr.
Board Chairman
Douglas R. Bender is the Board Chairman for Base 11. He has worked for some of the most exciting organizations in corporate America including Miller Brewing Company, Uncle Ben's Foods, Dove, International, M&M/Mars, and Kal Kan Petcare, and held a number of corporate and manufacturing HR positions of increasing responsibility which included international assignments. His last corporate assignment for Mars, Incorporated prior to entering private consulting practice was as Head of HR Support Services for North America and Co-Chair for Global HR Support Services over seeing the management of a combined budget of over $200 million dollars annually.
Doug is a passionate community leader having served as Chairman of the Community Services Foundation for the City of Villa Park, California for several years. He is currently Chairman of the Human Rights Commission for the City of Greensboro, North Carolina and an inaugural member of the Cultural Affairs Commission of the city.
Doug is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Southern California and past Adjunct Instructor at the heralded California State University campuses at Long Beach and Fullerton and has lectured many international business leadership delegations from around the world including The Peoples Republic of China.
Along with many published professional articles written over the course of his career he has also published the award winning book titled The ABC's of Leadership in 2008 (Axiom Business Book Awards) and a second book, Caution: Smiles At Work (lulu.com, 2014). In addition, he is a Contributing Author to bestseller The Leadership Challenge Activities Book by Kouzes and Posner (Pfeiffer, 2010).
Doug grew up in the South and West of the U.S. and graduated from Alcorn State University with a BA in Political Science and Economics. He went on to receive a Master's degree in Human Resources Counseling from North Carolina A&T State University and studied law at North Carolina Central University in Durham, North Carolina.
Jade Kim
Advocacy and Engagement Manager
Jade Kim is the Advocacy and Engagement Manager for Base 11, ensuring all of Base 11's student programs run seamlessly and effectively while serving as the organization's chief first impression officer.
As a public relations professional and STEM enthusiast, Jade has worked in both the nonprofit and educational sectors, combining her passion for science with her love of story-telling. Previously, Jade has worked at Griffith Observatory as a public speaker, where she gave exciting astronomy presentations and helped produce their nationally-known monthly show series, "All Space Considered." She has also worked with local nonprofits [email protected] and RYTMO, launching their social media platforms, creating strategic partnerships, and fundraising. Helping people has always been at the heart of Jade's personal and professional goals, having spent her 21st birthday in Ghana volunteering at an orphanage and doing science outreach in the local villages. She is excited to continue along the same journey, enriching all students with invaluable STEM opportunities.
Corporate Board Members
Al Bunshaft
Senior Vice President, Dassault Systèmes Americas
Al Bunshaft is the Senior Vice President of 3DExperience Edu, Americas, for
Dassault Systèmes. He is also the President of the Dassault Systèmes US
Foundation, the charitable arm of the company's US presence.
Bunshaft's expertise in 3D visualization, computer graphics and engineering-related software tools has been a special focus of his career. He is Dassault Systèmes' leading voice for science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education in the United States.
Bunshaft's expertise in 3D visualization, computer graphics and engineering-related software tools has been a special focus of his career. He is Dassault Systèmes' leading voice for science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education in the United States. From 2014-2017, Bunshaft was co-chair of the STEM Innovation Task Force of STEMconnector, a consortium of organizations concerned with STEM education and the workforce of the future. He was named by the organization as one of its Top 100 CEO STEM leaders. He represents the company on the US Council on Competitiveness, which advances a pro-growth policy agenda to US government representatives, and has been a representative to multiple National Academy of Engineering committees. He serves on the Massachusetts Governor's STEM Advisory Council and is a board member of the Massachusetts High Technology Council, the New York Hall of Science, the American Technical Education Association, and Base 11 (a non-profit, 501c3 workforce and entrepreneur development company). He is a member of the President's Council of the Olin College of Engineering and the Advisory Board of the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences at the University at Albany, State University of New York (SUNY).
He received his bachelor of science degree in computer science and mathematics from the University at Albany, SUNY. He has a master of science degree in computer systems engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Regina Stanback Stroud
Chancellor, Peralta Community College District
Former Chancellor, President, Vice President and Faculty member, Dr. Regina Stanback is a scholar – practitioner of racial equity and literacy. She served President Barack Obama on the President's Advisory Council on Financial Capability for Young Americans. She is recognized for her work by the Academic Senate for California Community Colleges' Regina Stanback- Stroud Diversity Award and the Western Regional Council on Black American Affairs' Dr. Regina Stanback Stroud Leadership Achievement Award. She holds a Doctorate and Master's Degree in Educational Leadership from Mills College, a Master's Degree in Human Relations from Golden Gate University and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing Sciences from Howard University.
Regina Stanback Stroud holds a Doctorate of Education in Educational Leadership (Mills College), a Bachelor's Degree in Nursing Sciences (Howard University), a Master's Degree in Human Relations (Golden Gate University) and a Master's Degree in Educational Leadership (Mills College).
Dr. Regina Stanback Stroud is highly regarded at local, regional, state, and national levels for her knowledge, background and perspective on Student Equity and Diversity, education/industry collaboratives, economic empowerment and anti-poverty strategies, community workforce and economic development and regional and state system policy implications for successful programs and services. She served as an appointee of President Barack Obama to the President's Advisory Council on Financial Capability for Young Americans to make recommendations on strategies and policies that help improve the financial well-being of young people. Dr. Stroud serves as a Board of Directors member on Sierra Nevada Journeys, a nonprofit organization that delivers innovative outdoor, science-based education programs for youth to develop critical thinking skills and to inspire natural resource stewardship.
In honor of her work on equity and diversity, The Academic Senate for California Community Colleges established the Regina Stanback-Stroud Diversity Award. The Western Regional Council on Black American Affairs established the Dr. Regina Stanback Stroud Leadership Achievement Award.
Dr. Stanback Stroud periodically teaches both in the Mills College and SFSU Educational Leadership Doctoral Programs.
Under her leadership and in partnership with Base11, Skyline College developed the state of the art STEM Center complete with the MIT inspired fab lab. She also launched the Skyline College Promise Program supporting students' access to higher education at no cost so they can Get in, Get through, and Graduate…on time!"
Tonie Leatherberry
Principal, Deloitte & Touche LLP
Tonie Leatherberry is a Principal in the Risk and Financial Advisory practice of Deloitte & Touche LLP where she serves Fortune 100 manufacturing, retail and consumer business clients. Additionally, she is the Board Relations Leader for the Risk and Financial Advisory practice. She also serves as the President of Deloitte Foundation, a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to drive initiatives that develop future leaders through education.
She has received numerous accolades, most notably as one of the top 25 consultants by Consulting Magazine and by Black Enterprise as one of the Most Powerful Women in Business. Tonie has also been recognized as one of Pennsylvania's Top 50 Women in Business, The Network Journal's annual list of 25 Influential Black Women in Business, Savoy magazine as one of the Top 100 Most Influential Blacks in Corporate America and one of the Top 100 under 50 Leaders by Diversity MBA Magazine.
Currently, Leatherberry serves on several advisory boards including the Executive Leadership Council, Widener University Board of Trustees, Boston University College of Engineering Advisory Committee, Boston University Board of Overseers, and STEMConnector's Innovation Task Force.
She holds an MBA in Operations from Northeastern University and a B.S.M.E. with a concentration in Manufacturing Engineering from Boston University.
Art McCoy, Ph.D.
Superintendent, Jennings School Distric
Art McCoy, Ph.D., is a champion for students and an inspiring education leader who has led over 120,000 students in the St. Louis region and supported over 1 million students and 2,500 schools and colleges across America.
In 1996, he became the youngest certified teacher in Missouri teaching mathematics in the Rockwood School District at age 19. He became a Grade Level Principal in 1999, District K-12 Gifted Director in 2002, and Associate Adjunct Professor at the University of Missouri-St. Louis (UM-St. Louis) as well as guest lecturer and speaker at the College of William and Mary, Lindenwood, Maryville, and St. Louis Community College from 2003 to date. In 2005, Dr. McCoy became the Executive Director of VICC and Student Services for Rockwood and created scores of programs and added new procedures for greater student support, access, and achievement. In 2008, he became Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education, was later named the youngest and, also, the first African-American Superintendent of Ferguson-Florissant School District in December 2010 at 33. Dr. McCoy led the district to earn much recognition including the Urban Overachiever Award for outstanding graduation rates. Dr. McCoy was a state and national leader for Harvard's Pathways to Prosperity Initiative developing college and career pathways for students (grades 7-14). In 2014, he served as an education adviser to the Missouri House and Senate and helped write state laws for education equity. He is the founder and president of SAGES Consulting LLC and SAGES Academy, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, as well as Superintendent-in-Residence of MIND Research Institute and Base 11, where his emphasis is on creating STEM workforce development programs for students and serving on Base 11's national advisory board.
Dr. McCoy earned his Doctorate of Philosophy in Education with an emphasis in education leadership and policy studies and Masters in Education Administration from the University of Missouri-St. Louis, Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Education from Harris-Stowe State University. He is an alumnus of Harvard University's Leadership Institute for Superintendents post-graduate program.
Dain Ehring
Tech Investor, Entrepreneur
Dain Ehring is an experienced C-level executive, entrepreneur and speaker with extensive experience in high technology leadership and engineering.
A dynamic leader and motivator, Ehring is particularly skilled at raising capital; strategy, vision and mission planning; contract negotiations and strategic alliances; and team building and performance improvement.
Most recently, Ehring was founder and CEO of Dorado Corporation, a pioneer in cloud-based applications for mortgage bankers. Under Ehring's leadership, Dorado became the market leader in demand chain management solutions for the mortgage industry, achieving an average annual growth rate of 200% over a seven-year period. At its peak, Dorado's patent-protected software was used by 150 of the largest U.S. banks. Ehring raised $120 million in funds from CrossPoint Ventures and other capital sources and structured the company's successful sale to CoreLogic, a publicly traded, multi-billion dollar technology company.
Ehring began his career recruited out of college by the U.S. government to head up the National Reconnaissance Organization's (NRO) global technology modernization initiative. Ehring then took on sales and marketing for NeXT Computers, founded by visionary Steve Jobs. Other roles include VP of worldwide sales at Lighthouse Design, a startup applications developer acquired by Sun Microsystems; director of sales at JavaSoft, a Sun Microsystems subsidiary; and senior VP of CoreLogic.
A gifted speaker and team builder, Ehring is a strong advocate for an engaged, collaborate and diverse workforce. He serves as a investor, advisor or mentor at several technology incubators, startup organizations and university programs. He also sits on several technology and philanthropic boards and has authored dozens of thought leadership articles on topics ranging from science, technology, politics and financial services. Ehring holds a Master's degree in Space Physics from UCLA and is an avid traveler and blogger.
Michelle Flowers Taylor, Ed.D.
Founding Director of the Institute for Engineering Community and Cultural Competence at USC's Viterbi School of Engineering
Michelle Flowers Taylor, Ed.D. is an educator with expertise in promoting cross-cultural education through research, media, and service.
To this end, she has worked in the STEM disciplines to further diversity and achievement of underrepresented student populations, particularly African American and Latina girls and women. Additionally, she has served as an applied anthropologist with specialized training in the visual aspects of culture to develop interactive and educational video game based content that taught the languages and cultures of various parts of the world for the U.S. military. Her work has garnered the U.S. Distance Learning Award and has taken her to several countries including Australia, Germany, Belgium, France, Italy, and various locations in the U.S. She completed her doctoral research at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, CA, where she conducted narrative analysis research with academically high-achieving African-American female students to assess the language and literacy strategies that they have used to excel in school and in their roles as community leaders.
As the founding director of the Institute for Engineering Community and Cultural Competence at USC's Viterbi School of Engineering, Dr. Taylor leads the development and implementation of intervention strategies, programs, and ongoing research aimed at eliminating the gender gap in STEM with emphasis on the high-demand fields of computer science and engineering. IEC3 is specifically focused on empowering African American and Latina girls and women to enter STEM fields, and advancing their career readiness in technologies of the future.
Dr. Andrew C. Jones
Andrew C. Jones, Ed.D., serves as senior advisor for Base 11 and has been an executive administrator for over 30 years.
He served most recently as Executive Vice Chancellor for Education and Technology at Contra Costa Community College District and previously as Chancellor of Coast Community College District, CA; Executive Vice Chancellor of Educational Affairs for the Dallas County Community College District, TX and President of the Community College of Baltimore County, MD.
Much of his career has been spent at the four-year college and university level, but the last dozen or so years have found him in the dynamic associate degree arena where he has been a staunch advocate for equal access and student success. Andrew has led several recent national initiatives to address the declining role of males of color in higher education, to promote increased faculty diversity and to promote student success through the use of technology, process improvement and predictive analytics. Jones has also been a champion for elevating student learning outcome assessment as the major metric for institutional success. Most recently, he has been involved with leading regional workforce efforts in California and developing STEM based entrepreneurial accelerators to enhance the working learner.
In 2009 Andrew completed a certificate in Strategic Forecasting from the University of Houston to add to his doctorate degree in education and public policy from Temple University. He holds a master's degree in library and information sciences and undergraduate preparation in economics from the University of Maryland.
Raquel Tamez
CEO, Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
Raquel Tamez was named CEO of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE), in June 2017 a national network of more than 300 chapters and over 10,000 professional and student members
Founded in 1974, SHPE's mission is to change lives by empowering the Hispanic community to realize its fullest potential and to impact the world through STEM awareness, access, support and development. SHPE provides a variety of programming, services, and resources including hosting the largest Hispanic STEM conference in the nation.
Before serving as the CEO of SHPE, Raquel Tamez served as the Chief Legal Officer, General Counsel, and Senior Vice President of Legal at SourceAmerica. She speaks fluent Spanish and has received national recognition as a recipient of the Hispanic Corporate Achiever Award bestowed by the Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility. Raquel is a 2011 Fellow in the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity (LCLD) Talent Development Program. Raquel was featured in the "Leading Latinas" June 2013 issue of Hispanic Executive and was subsequently selected for the magazine's "Best of 2013" tablet edition. In the Summer/Fall 2013 issue, Raquel was featured in Hispanic Career World published by Equal Opportunity Publication.
Raquel graduated from the University of Texas at Austin and St. Mary's University School of Law. She is a native of Texas and currently resides in Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C.
Carver Gayton, Ph.D.
Author and Public Historian
Carver Gayton is an author and public historian who has written two books about his great grandfather Lewis G. Clarke, an escaped slave and abolitionist leader.
Gayton retired as founding executive director of the Northwest African American Museum in 2008, after successfully leading a $23 million capital campaign to renovate the Seattle building that houses the museum and low-income housing units.
Gayton also enjoyed a long career with Boeing, where he retired as Corporate Director of College and University Relations. In that role he was responsible for managing policy development, research, recruitment, contributions programs and activities relevant to Boeing's interface with colleges and universities throughout the nation. He also served as Boeing's Director of Training and Educational Relations. Gayton and Boeing were both recognized nationally for the school-to-work program that he created during his tenure there.
In 1997 he was appointed by the governor of Washington to serve as Commissioner of the Washington State Employment Security Department, overseeing unemployment benefits and federal workforce training programs.
A respected public servant in his hometown of Seattle, Gayton is a member of the Foundation and the Alumni Association at his alma mater, University of Washington, where he was a decorated football star, assistant coach, and professor. He has served on a wide variety of other boards including the National Advisory Panel for the National Center for Postsecondary Governance and Finance; the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges; the Independent Colleges of Washington Board of Trustees; and the Seattle School Board.
John W. Hines
Managing Director – Chief Technologist, JH Technology Associates LLC
John Hines is Managing Director and Chief Technologist at JH Technology Associates LLC, a California-based Technology Consulting and Advisory Services company.
He specializes in the areas of Space Technologies, Medical and Biological Technologies, Technology Aggregation, Life Cycle Technology Product Development, and Technology Program/Project Management.
Prior to establishing his consulting practice, he was Chief Technologist, NASA-Ames Research Center at Moffett Field, CA.
He has an extensive technical skillset covering Program and Project Management, Technology Product Development, Advanced Technology R&D, Sensors and Instrument Technology Development, Spacecraft Payloads and Space Systems, Small Spacecraft and Missions, Medical and Biological Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Technology Test, Evaluation, and Demonstration, Systems Management and Engineering, Technology Integration and Validation, Proposal Writing; Technical Writing, Technology Team Definition, Design and Implementation and Advocacy.
John attended Stanford University where he received his MSEE with a concentration in Electrical/Biomedical Engineering. He earned his undergraduate degree from Tuskegee University in Electrical Engineering.
Bryan Kent Wallace
Assistant Professor of Physics, Director of Physics Laboratories, and Coordinator of Rocketry Department of Life and Physical Sciences Fisk University
Bryan Kent Wallace is a native of Chicago and attended Grambling State University where he earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physics.
He attended Fisk University where he earned his Master of Science in Plasma Physics and went on to obtain his Doctor of Education Leadership at David Lipscomb University.
Dr. Wallace became a Research Assistant in Fisk University's Physics Department, upon completion of his master's degree and accepted a full-time faculty position in the fall of 2002. Currently, he serves as a physics faculty member and is the Director of Physics Laboratories. In that capacity, he is responsible for the modernization and instruction in all physics undergraduate laboratories, as well as, laboratory curriculum. Under his supervision, the Physics laboratories have advanced from partial to full computerization of data collection and received numerous improvements by way of renovation, organization, and utilization of more efficient equipment.
He is also Primary Investigator for Fisk University's Rocket Science Program, entitled Altitude Achievement Missile Team (F.A.A.M.T). This program was built from scratch to compete in a NASA competition known as University Student Launch Initiative (USLI), where students design, build, launch and recover a sounding rocket carrying a scientific payload, which must achieve an altitude of exactly one mile. In its first year of this competition, Fisk University placed 4th overall and placed 2nd in reaching the one-mile target altitude. Fisk placed above Alabama A&M, Mississippi State, and Auburn University. All of the aforementioned schools have engineering, aerospace engineering programs or both. Fisk competed with a Physics program, only.
Dr. Wallace engages in extensive work pipelining university students into Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) careers as well as engaging in mentoring programs aimed at building self-efficacy in under-represented populations in K-12. The goal of these efforts is to encourage them to become full participants in their STEM curriculum and eventually go into STEM-related careers.


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KCHR Doctoral Fellowships are open to research scholars to pursue PhD programme in any of the Indian Universities or at KCHR on themes related to Kerala society, history or allied social science themes. The fellowship grant will be Rs. 10000/- per month with a contingency grant of Rs. 25,000/- per annum. Students who have already enrolled themselves or qualified as per UGC norms to register for Ph.D programmes can also apply. This fellowship is open to fulltime research scholars only. The applications are closed for this academic year (2016-17).
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Join us on April 19th, 2022 following the 7:00PM screening of Los Hermanos for a post-film discussion led by Anna Wittstruck & Karin Choo.
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Karin Choo is Executive Director of Northwest Sinfonietta, performs as a violinist with Northwest Sinfonietta and Symphony Tacoma and serves as Concertmaster of Vashon Opera and Co-Concertmaster of Olympia Symphony.
Anna Wittstruck joined the University of Puget Sound School of Music faculty in fall 2017 as Assistant Professor, Director of Orchestra. She moved to Washington after two years as Acting Assistant Professor in Music at Stanford University, where she served as Interim Music Director and Conductor of the Stanford Symphony Orchestra and Stanford Philharmonia. Dr. Wittstruck has conducted concerts across the United States, in Latin America, Europe and in Asia, including with the Harbin Symphony in China. She recently conducted sold-out concerts at Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City and Teatro Nacional de Cuba in Havana, where she performed with Lizt Alfonso Dance Cuba and the Chamber Orchestra of Havana.


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Remembering Leonard Nimoy On What Would Have Been His 86th Birthday
By TrekNews.net Staff March 26, 2017 // 10:34 am
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Leonard Nimoy, who passed away in February of 2015 after a battle with COPD, would have turned 86 years old today.
Nimoy, best known for his role as Spock, the half-human, half-Vulcan science officer on Star Trek: The Original Series, was an actor, director, photographer, poet, musician and narrator. He was a wonderfully talented individual whose many accomplishments are our treasures.
Aside from his well-known portrayal of Captain Kirk's Number One, he has been involved in many projects of his own creation, some of which, to this day, remain underrated and under-celebrated. Throughout his life, for example, Nimoy immersed himself in a diverse array of acting roles on stage and screen; recorded and performed several musical albums, and produced photographic works of art showcased in exhibits throughout Massachusetts. He was also the director of successful motion pictures and authored two autobiographies and even penned a collection of poetry; such creative resourcefulness is the trademark of an exceptionally talented and brilliant artist.
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Nimoy on Mission: Impossible
His acting career in science fiction started with his role as Narab, a Martian invader in the 1952 sci-fi classic Zombies of the Stratosphere. He has since played minor roles in various TV series, such as Dragnet, The Outer Limits, and The Twilight Zone, but it was not until the year 1966 that Leonard Nimoy would star as a lead character in Star Trek, one that created a new breed of scientific personalities in popular science fiction and completely reshaped the genre. He is also known for his screen depiction of the ex-magician, Paris, in the spy drama television series Mission: Impossible and for his minor role as Dr. Kibner in the 1978 remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
Nimoy and Kirstie Alley filming "The Wrath of Khan"
In appreciation of fantasy and science fiction genres, Mr. Nimoy wrote and recorded musical albums under a contract with Dot Records in the late 1960's while simultaneously fulfilling acting roles in Star Trek and Mission: Impossible. His musical career, though short lived in comparison to his dedication to acting, included songs like Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Earth and Spock Thoughts. Nimoy even sang the popular The Ballad Of Bilbo Baggins, in dedication of J.R.R. Tolkein's adventure novel The Hobbit; a music video of Leonard Nimoy's The Ballad Of Bilbo Baggins was produced and can be found on YouTube with viewer counts as high as 1.6 million.
Leonard Nimoy's Ballad of Bilbo Baggins
In 1999, Mr. Nimoy participated with John de Lancie, the actor who played the all-powerful Q in three Star Trek television series, to record their stage performance Spock vs. Q, a comedic dramatization of a philosophical and a hilariously frustrating conversation between the characters Spock and Q. It was followed with a sequel in 2000 in which Spock and Q would once again battle each other with wit, logic, and sheer godhood (on account of Q's omnipotence). In addition to his on-stage performances, Mr. Nimoy also lent his voice for a role as King Nedakh in Disney's Atlantis: The Lost Empire and for narrations in computer games like the turn-based strategy Civilization IV and the epic MMORPG Star Trek Online.
Nimoy at the 2011 Las Vegas Star Trek Convention
In 2011, Nimoy appeared at what he has said were his final convention appearances. He gave a heartfelt account of his life and career at Creation's Las Vegas Star Trek Convention in August and Chicago in October. He also starred in the Bruno Mars music video, "The Lazy Song."
Bruno Mars – The Lazy Song (featuring Leonard Nimoy)
In 2012, Nimoy gave an emotional convocation speech at Boston University and welcomed the Space Shuttle Enterprise to New York City.
Leonard Nimoy: 2012 College of Fine Arts Convocation Address
In 2014, Nimoy addressed concerns regarding his health, after being seen in a wheelchair at a New York airport — saying that he had been diagnosed with COPD.
Nimoy died of complications from COPD on February 27, 2015, at the age of 83, in his Bel Air, California home. His final message, in the form of a tweet read: "A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory. LLAP"
In 2015, William Shatner released a memoir dedicated to his friendship with Nimoy, entitled Leonard: My Fifty-Year Friendship with a Remarkable Man.
RELATED: [REVIEW] Shatner Says Goodbye To Nimoy In New Memoir 'Leonard'
His final artwork was part of Star Trek: 50 Artists. 50 Years. a special 50th anniversary art exhibit dedicated to the franchise.
Last year, Nimoy's son Adam released his documentary For the Love of Spock. Nimoy's daughter Julie and her husband David Knight have their own documentary, Remembering Leonard Nimoy, which set to premiere later this year.
Nimoy's wisdom, compassion, and values lives on in all of us.
Remembering a dear friend who was born today. pic.twitter.com/m2Zq7tHLkW
— William Shatner (@WilliamShatner) March 26, 2017
The years will come and go, I will miss you always, and love you eternally. Happy Birthday Dad. pic.twitter.com/jLahhE4PO5
— Julie Nimoy (@Chefjen21) March 26, 2017
Remembering your birthday. Always thinking of you. pic.twitter.com/6jFUVxOOTo
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Members of the STUDIO 5 composers group are linked not primarily by some commonly avowed aesthetic but rather the conviction that new music should not merely count on the attention of a small initiated group. The amount of feedback they received following their recent concerts staged in St Stephen's Basilica and the Solti Chamber Hall of the Liszt Academy suggest that they are on the right track. The vast majority of works in the Here and Now season ticket series have enjoyed rapturous receptions on all fronts: from the general public, from professional critics, and from those performance artists undertaking the compositions. For instance, Bence Kutrik's work Rituale was voted one of the works most recommended to play on European radio stations at the International Rostrum of Composers in 2018.


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Adela N'jie has made many journeys in her life, both geographic, from The Gambia in West Africa to Dean, Nova Scotia, and metaphysical, from her traditional Catholic upbringing to coming to terms with her own spirituality.
In an interview with the Cooperator at her rural home in Dean, Adela talked about these
journeys, and her recent completion of a book to be published next spring, My Mind,
Protector and Deceiver: A journey from trauma to inner peace."
A Nova Scotian visiting The Gambia told her about a potential scholarship to study at St.
Anne's University. Adela won that scholarship, studied French, and started teaching in 1993 at Musquodoboit Rural High School, just 20 minutes downriver from Dean.
"Teaching is one of the best gifts that life has given me. In The Gambia, education was all about memorizing, about knowing facts. Here it's about understanding. I can know my A's and B's, but if I don't know how to live with myself, to live in a community, what is my A and my B going to give me?"
Over her teaching career of two decades, Adela taught all manner of students from
elementary to university, she worked for the Nova Scotia Teachers Union, and worked as a student services coordinator.
Her life took a dramatic turn in 2013 when a friend suggested she read a book called
Dependent No More. As she read the question, "When have you felt helpless or hopeless,"
she had a sudden memory of being sexually abused that she had suppressed for decades.
Later that same day, a friend asked her to go to church. Sitting with her friend at the back of
a Baptist church in Fall River, she was flooded with all her memories of abuse.
"I am sitting in a public place and I slither in my chair like a snake that just wants to hide, and
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After three years of working through her trauma with a therapist, she got a message from her
spirit to move to the country and write a book about her journey of recovery. She retired
from her career as a teacher and found her home on a hillside in Dean with a beautiful view
down a hill and across a wide pasture and woods. The place has served as a sanctuary for
healing and writing. "Being out here, being in nature, you find your way to the quiet
moments, where you just allow your soul to speak. Through that, I was able to write."
She started with a journal, writing when the urge came over her, spilling her emotions onto
the page. She ended up spending seven years writing, turning her outbursts into a cohesive
journey through trauma, and coming to find her connection with her spirit. She describes her
forthcoming book as a "psycho-spiritual journey, about reflections, research, and my poetry,
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The Čertovy hlavy (English: The Devil Heads) are a pair of 9 metre high rock sculptures in the municipality of Želízy in the Central Bohemian Region of Czech Republic.

History and description
Čertovy hlavy were created by Václav Levý in 1841–1846. In terms of dimensions, it is a unique work in the Czech Republic. They are the second largest carved heads in the world, after the carvings of Mount Rushmore in the United States.

The sculptures have been damaged by time and weather. In 2011, the private owner had the surrounding pine forest cut down, allowing the heads to be seen from the I/9 road. Further sandstone reliefs can be found near the Čertovy hlavy, known as Harfenice ('Harpist') and Had ('Snake') reliefs.

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See also
Klácelka, a man-made cave near Čertovy hlavy
List of colossal sculptures in situ

References

Rock formations of the Czech Republic
Landmarks in the Czech Republic
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Lee Min Ho praises Jun Ji Hyun's amazing body figure: Is Suzy Bae jealous?
The duo star together in The Legend of the Blue Sea.
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Lee Min Ho and Jun Ji Hyun star together in Legend of the Blue Sea Reuters
Lee Min Ho cannot stop gushing about his The Legend of the Blue Sea co-star Jun Ji Hyun. The 29-year-old South Korean actor has praised the 34-year-old actress' dedication to stay fit and healthy.
In the first episode of SBS's Genuine Entertainment Night, Ji Hyun revealed her secret to slim body, even after having a baby. She said: "I am on a diet...I put a lot of effort into it. The most important thing is to be on guard. It's the most important motivation."
Min Ho added: "She works out in the morning every day. When there's no filming, I need to do nothing to feel well-rested, but Jun Ji Hyun is always working out."
Adding on, during the show Min Ho credited his amazing chemistry with Ji Hyun for the series' victory.
The Legends Of The Blue Sea is Min Ho's first drama in three years. His last TV series was the Heirs which aired in 2013. In the show, Suzy Bae's boyfriend plays a genius conman and the 34-year-old actress reprises the role of a mermaid.
Many fans started speculating that this interview caused rift between Min Ho and Bae. However, despite the rumours, the couple's relationship is going strong. In an interview with Hong Kong magazine New Monday, the Gangnam Blues star was asked whether he has imagined what his married life would be like. He said: "If I get married in the future, I want to have a relationship like friends with my other half. It'd be best if we can communicate often."
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Central Park Film Festival in August, 2018
The films of the Central Park Conservancy Film Festival of 2018 season have been announced! Gather around people because it's going to be a journey from the 60s to the 90s.
Join the celebration of great filmmakers who created their masterpieces in New York City!
August 14, 2018 – Hair (1979) (PG)
This evergreen American Tribal Love-Rock movie was directed by Milos Forman and choreographed by Twyla Tharp. Based on a popular Broadway musical, it is a classic comedy-drama telling a story of a young man from Oklahoma who comes to the big city to join the Army.
However, he stumbles upon a bunch of hippies in Central Park who embrace him and change his life completely. He also falls in love with a rich girl with a rebel heart, but the Vietnam War cuts his happiness short.
August 15, 2018 – Crooklyn (1994) (PG-13)
Directed by Spike Lee and co-written with his sister Joie and brother Cinqué, Crooklyn is a semi-autobiographical comedy-drama. Taking place in Brooklyn in 1973, it is about a school teacher who is married to a jazz musician and has five kids of her on to take care of.
The film also features an incredible performance by Spike Lee himself. Crooklyn won the mayor's inaugural "One Film, One New York" contest in 2017. The contest was voted by New Yorkers and the winner was shown for free at cinemas across five boroughs.
August 16, 2018 – Dr. Strangelove Or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964) (PG)
The maestro Stanley Kubrick directed, produced, and co-wrote this incredibly sharp political satire about the politics behind the Cold War and an accidental nuclear attack. This landmark film starred by Peter Sellers and George C. Scott was the first commercially successful political film about nuclear war, which was really hard to accomplish at that time.
August 17, 2018 – The Muppets Take Manhattan (1984) (G)
Frank Oz has created a wonderfully fun confection of old-school entertainment which both kids and adults will love. The movie features the entire Muppet gang, with Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy at the helm, who are on a quest to bring their variety show, "Manhattan Melodies", directly to the theaters of Broadway.
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Gates will open at 6:30 PM. A pre-show program with music starts from 6:30 PM, while the movie will be played at dusk.
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How my baby helped me discover the tragic mother I never knew
By Frances Childs for MailOnline
Updated: 04:14 EDT, 11 June 2008
Last week, in the play park, I was watching my two-year-old daughter, Nancy, clamber to the top of the climbing frame, her face a picture of joyful glee.
My heart was in my mouth as she swung perilously from the bars - but Nancy was utterly oblivious.
With her mischievous daredevil love of life, suddenly I knew exactly who she took after. My mother.
For good or ill, most of us see flashes of our mothers in our daughters - but for me it's both shocking and exquisitely sweet, because my mother has been dead for more than 30 years.
I never knew her, and that's why it's so wonderful to find shades of her again now. She's there in the glint of my daughter's smile, in her infectious laugh and sparkiness; but most of all, she's there in the love I have for Nancy.
Frances Childs with her daughter Nancy who she says has helped her rediscover the mother she never knew
It was the birth of my daughter that set me off on the most painful journey of my life - to discover all I could about my own mother, Hilary. The rewards I've harvested from that search have been enormous.
My mother died in a car accident when I was four years old. She was just 26. We were driving through France with my father when we crashed into a tree, and Mum was fatally injured.
These days, if a young child lost their mother, friends and relatives would gather around - offering support and sharing the grief. Today, we know it's important for children to be allowed to grieve.
But 30 years ago, grief was private, and tragedy was to be borne with a stiff upper lip. My father believed that talking about a dead person was simply self-pitying.
As a little girl, I went along with my father's desire to erase my mother from our family, because even as a child I knew how utterly devastated he was by the death of his beautiful young wife.
I would hear him sobbing alone in his room at night, and I was frightened of causing him more pain by trying to talk about her.
The few photos we had of Mum disappeared. She was a journalist, and was writing a novel when she died.
We lived abroad at the time, in Brussels - my father worked in financial services - and so we did not see a great deal of my mother's family. Metaphorically speaking, the waters closed over her and she simply vanished.
Throughout my childhood, I was looked after by a succession of nannies - kindly women who performed their job diligently. I always had clean clothes and never went to bed with unbrushed teeth, but bedtime stories and kisses and cuddles weren't in the job description.
My father worked very long hours and often wasn't home when I went to sleep, and had left before I woke up in the mornings. I tried to disguise my sadness by becoming the class clown at school, being naughty and getting into trouble.
One year, I stuck my finger deep into the middle of all the cakes the mums had made for the school fete.
They were lined up waiting to be labelled and I systematically vandalised them. I can see now that I ached with jealousy that I had no mum of my own to bake a cake.
Frances, aged six months, with her mother Hilary who died when her daughter was just four years old
As I grew into a teenager, I made the painful discovery that there was no one to help me navigate the path towards adulthood. Looking back, I can see that I missed my mother desperately.
When I wanted to go and buy clothes or shoes, or ask advice on boys or school or a hundred other things, there was no mother to turn to.
I had a recurring fantasy that she hadn't really died. Sometimes, I'd see a young woman with red hair like my mother's and I would follow her, thinking that she might be my mother.
In my dreams, she would turn around and recognise me, and I'd be able to run into her warm embrace.
At secondary school, when my best friend Laura was dumped by her boyfriend, I quickly realised that although she wanted my comfort, she didn't need me as I had needed her when my heart had been broken a few months earlier.
She had a mother who loved her completely and unconditionally. It was her mother who sat up all night with her, fed her comfort food and told Laura she was far too good for the rat who'd dropped her, and really believed it.
Until I had my daughter at the age of 35, that sort of total love was foreign to me. Never having received it, I never expected to feel it.
As I was growing up, my father took refuge in his work and, I think, was too bound up in his own grief to be able to fill the yawning gap in my life.
I went off to university in Southampton, then, in my mid-20s, became a teacher. It was around that same time that I met Nancy's father - Paul, who is a businessman. We eventually set up home together, and two years ago I gave birth to Nancy.
It was only then, all of a sudden, that I realised not just what it means to be a mother, but what it means to be a daughter.
Lying in my hospital bed, I gazed in wonder at my beautiful newborn baby. Tentatively, I put out a finger to touch her tiny hand. Her fist curled around my finger. She held me tightly and I burst into uncontrollable tears.
I was happier than I had ever imagined possible, but mixed with that joy was a deep grief. Looking at my perfect daughter, I understood for the first time just what I had missed in not having a mother of my own.
I felt desperate for myself, but - most of all - I was overwhelmed with sorrow for my mother. I truly hoped she died quickly, because in that instant I understood how it must feel to know you are going to leave your children alone.
As the months passed, I began to see in Nancy things that don't come from me or Paul.
She's stubborn and determined. She's very sociable and utterly fearless. Her father and I are none of these things. I wondered whether my mother was.
By the time Nancy turned two, the desire to find out about my mother became overpowering.
I was apprehensive. From the tiny amount of information I had gleaned from my grandparents, I knew that my mother was ferociously clever - clever enough to get into Oxford in the mid-Sixties.
I knew that she was strong and principled. She'd been an antiapartheid campaigner before it was fashionable to care about the plight of black people. I knew she wouldn't back down in an argument.
Until Nancy was born, total love was foreign to me
In fact, she sounded rather strict, and while admirable, not much fun.
Following my father's lead, no one in the family had ever spoken very much about Hilary. But I knew, however painful it might be, that I had to find the true essence of my mother.
Tentatively, I asked my mother's brothers and sister to write down their memories of her. (Sadly, my grandmother is now dead and my grandfather is very old.) I needed to know who my mother was. I needed to discover what she would have wanted for me.
I needed to know mundane details about her. Which hand did she write with? What made her happy? What made her laugh? For the first time in over 30 years, I wanted her existence to be acknowledged.
Most of all, I wanted my daughter Nancy to know about her grandmother - the woman who should have been at the centre of my life and hers.
Once I actually dared to break this family silence, it was extraordinary to see memories that had been bottled up for so long come pouring out.
My Aunt Tessa recalled lying in the bath while her big sister - my mum - recounted the entire story of Agatha Christie's The Mirror Crack'd. 'She loved Agatha Christie,' Tessa smiled.
With a rush of emotion, I remembered days spent in bed after my university finals, devouring one Agatha Christie novel after another. I'd never known my mother loved these old-fashioned, decidedly unintellectual whodunits, too.
My Uncle Andy told me he recalled going to stay with Mum when I was still a toddler. He remembered how I had pulled all the packets of flour and some eggs out of a cupboard and made a huge mess.
'Hilary said she couldn't bear to tell you off in case you stopped loving her,' he laughed.
I recognise in the picture they painted of my mother's character my own reluctance to lay down the law. If Nancy misbehaves and I put her on the 'naughty step', I can't stand it if she cries.
Much to the horror, I'm sure, of parenting gurus, I can't help but cuddle and kiss her until she's happy again.
My Aunt Tessa told me that my mother was very close to her school English teacher, a nun called Sister Cecilia, who is now in her 80s. Nervously, fearful that I would somehow open old wounds, I wrote asking for any memories she had of Mum.
The speed of her response stunned me, and the affection that poured from her ten-page letter left me breathless with emotion: 'I could never forget Hilary.
She was clever and challenging and vulnerable as well. I wish you had known your mother. She was an extraordinary person,' she wrote.
Cecilia had enclosed the notice from the local paper of my mother's death. I had never seen it before, and it was a shock, almost surreal, to be reading such a momentous document about my own mother - and realising that it had been published so many years before.
Sr Cecilia wrote: 'I have kept the enclosed cutting in my prayer book all these years. I feel it should now be with her daughter.'
I was overwhelmed with feelings of sadness, but also of relief and gratitude. This elderly nun has never forgotten my mother and has continued to love and pray for her over three long decades.
Next, I tracked down my mother's closest friend, my godmother Louisa.
Like me, mum was reluctant to lay down the law
In the days after my mother's death, my father - who is retired now and living in France - had asked Louisa to cut all contact with me.
I suppose, for better or worse, he thought that seeing her would make me miss my mother.
In the age of internet search engines, finding Louisa actually took about ten minutes. I was prepared for awkwardness, or even a response such as: 'Who on earth are you?' Instead, I was greeted with an easy familiarity.
'Hello, Fanny. I knew it was you immediately. You've got Hilary's manner of speech!' My mother always called me Fanny, and hearing that name again made me feel hugely comforted.
My mother and Louisa shared a house at Oxford, where Louisa took my mother, who was younger, under her wing. They stayed in close contact until my mother died.
We were both moved to tears as Louisa talked about my mother for more than two hours. She described a vibrant young woman who believed she had the world at her feet.
'There wasn't anything she didn't think she could achieve or do,' she said. 'She was hugely curious about the world. She was full of energy and self-belief.'
The woman Louisa describes sounds ridiculously young - but my mother was ridiculously young.
I am now ten years older than she was when she died. (Mum would have been 62 now.)
In the earliest photos I have seen of her, she is a girl; then a young woman in her 20s; and then the pictures simply stop. But it is clear that despite her short life, Mum made an indelible impression on many people.
From Louisa, I learned that my mother was short-sighted but far too vain to wear glasses, preferring to peer at people through half-closed eyes instead.
I smiled in rueful recognition at that. My refusal to wear glasses, preferring to squint and peer, has been a bone of contention between Paul and I for 15 years.
Above all, Louisa told me that my mother was funny. She laughed at herself all the time, and especially her tendency to exaggerate and over-dramatise.
No one had ever said to me that Hilary had a sense of humour - that she laughed easily and liked to make other people laugh. Nancy is like that. She's a giggly girl - a child who wants to entertain.
When Louisa and I finished talking, I found myself overwhelmed with emotion that so much of my mother's life and character were being uncovered for the first time.
I think that sharing those memories has been painful for both of us, but it's also been wonderfully cathartic.
I know now that Louisa and I will remain in contact. The love she had for Mum is palpable.
Through Louisa, I have a sense of the sort of woman my mother would have become. Louisa is funny and feisty and comfortable with herself. She's kind and warm and loving. She tells me that I am everything my mother would have wanted me to be.
hat made me feel proud more than anything else; yet at the same time it brought into sharp focus what I had missed for almost all my life.
For the first time, I felt I was truly grieving properly for my mother - for the life she didn't get to live, the mother and grandmother she did not have the chance to be.
But sharing memories of her has been hugely cathartic. I know how much she was - and still is - loved.
Now, I've collected the memories I've uncovered and the photos I've found in old family albums into a book for my daughter.
In one of the photos taken when I was a baby, Mum is gazing at me with infinite tenderness.
Now, at last, I know how she felt - and I feel closer to her than I've ever done. Two mothers in thrall to our beloved daughters.
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Kentucky Route 914
West end: Cumberland Parkway in Somerset
East end: KY 80 / Cumberland Parkway / Hal Rogers Parkway in Somerset
Kentucky Route 914 is a highway in Somerset, Kentucky that encircles the city of Somerset.
Map of KY 914, Somerset, KY, USA
Major intersections
Map of KY-914, Somerset, KY, USA
KY 914 begins at an interchange with the Cumberland Parkway northwest of Somerset in Pulaski County, heading south as a four-lane divided highway. The road passes through farm fields and comes to an intersection with KY 80/KY 6014. Here, KY 80 turns south to form a concurrency with KY 914, and the two routes head through a mix of farmland and woodland with some development. KY 80 splits to the west and KY 914 continues south-southeast through agricultural areas. The road intersects the southern terminus of KY 3261 and passes between residential areas to the west and farmland to the east prior to crossing KY 1577. The route passes through more agricultural areas with some nearby development and reaches a junction with KY 1642. At this point, KY 914 curves east and heads into business areas, intersecting US 27. The road continues past commercial development and heads northeast into farmland, intersecting the eastern terminus of KY 1642. The route continues into a mix of farm fields, woods, and industrial development, where it intersects the southern terminus of KY 3057 and the northern terminus of former KY 2747. KY 914 comes to a bridge over a Norfolk Southern railroad line and crosses KY 1247. The road passes through wooded areas with some fields and reaches the junction with KY 769. Following this, the road curves north before heading northwest into farm fields and crossing KY 192. KY 914 continues northwest to its eastern terminus at KY 80.
The entire route is in Pulaski County.
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Pakistan tries to cool row over PM's comments on Afghanistan
Reuters March 27, 2019
FILE PHOTO: Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan attends a welcome ceremony in Beijing
FILE PHOTO: Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan attends a welcome ceremony hosted by China's Premier Li Keqiang at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, November 3, 2018. REUTERS/Jason Lee/File Photo
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan moved on Wednesday to cool a row with Afghanistan over reported comments by Prime Minister Imran Khan that were taken to suggest that Kabul should set up an interim government to help smooth peace talks with the Taliban.
The comments, made to Pakistani journalists on Monday, prompted a furious reaction in Afghanistan and led to the government recalling its ambassador in protest at what it described as "irresponsible" remarks.
It was the third time in just over a month that Kabul has demanded an explanation from Islamabad over comments related to peace talks aimed at ending 17 years of war in Afghanistan.
The Pakistani foreign ministry issued a statement saying that Khan's comments, reported in various forms by Pakistani media outlets and picked up in Afghanistan, had been taken out of context and misinterpreted.
"In his comments, the PM had referred to Pakistan's model where elections are held under an interim government. The comments should not be misinterpreted to imply interference in Afghanistan's internal affairs," the ministry said.
"Pakistan has no other interest in Afghanistan but to promote peace through an 'Afghan owned' and 'Afghan led' political process."
Relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan have been plagued by mistrust and at times hostility, since Pakistan's independence in 1947. Afghanistan has never recognized their common border, drawn during British colonial rule through ethnic Pashtun lands.
For years, Afghanistan and the United States have accused Pakistan of supporting the Taliban as a way for Pakistan to limit the influence of its old rival, India, in Afghanistan.
Pakistan denies that.
Khan has promised to help to find a political settlement to the long-running Afghan war.
Afghan Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah did not appear to be appeased by Pakistan's clarifying statement.
"The remarks about Afghanistan's future ... that were expressed by Pakistan's prime minister, Imran Khan, are not acceptable for any Afghan citizen," he said.
U.S. and Taliban officials have held several rounds of talks but the Taliban have refused to talk to the Afghan government which they consider an illegitimate "puppet" regime.
That has raised concern in Kabul about the Taliban and United States striking a deal that leaves them out. The United States has assured the Afghan government that would not happen.
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, whose mandate officially expires in May, faces a re-election battle this year, but amid gathering political uncertainty the election date has been twice postponed and is now due to take place on Sept. 28.
Shut out from the peace talks, Ghani has faced pressure from political rivals to step aside and allow a caretaker government to take over, a suggestion he has rejected.
(Reporting by James Mackenzie; additional reporting by Rod Nickel in Kabul; Editing by Robert Birsel)


loveisspeed.......: Benvenuto Cellini's 1545 bronze sculpture of Perseus with the head of Medusa on a square base with bronze relief panels is located in the Loggia dei Lanzi of the Piazza della Signoria in Florence, Italy. Also, below the main sculptural event a small relief of the story of Perseus and Andromeda resides, similar to a predella on an altarpiece. The second Florentine duke, Duke Cosimo I de' Medici, commissioned the work with specific political connections to the other sculptural works in the piazza. When the piece was revealed to the public on 27 April 1554, Michelangelo's David, Bandinelli's Hercules and Cacus, and Donatello's Judith and Holofernes were already erected in the piazza. The subject matter of the work is the mythological story of Perseus beheading Medusa, a hideous woman-faced Gorgon whose hair was turned to snakes and anyone that looked at her was turned to stone. Perseus stands naked except for a sash and winged sandals, triumphant on top of the body of Medusa with her snakey head in his raised hand. The body of Medusa spews blood from her severed neck. The bronze sculpture and Medusa's head turns men to stone and is appropriately surrounded by three huge marble statues of men: Hercules, David and later Neptune. Cellini breathed new life into the piazza visitor through his new use of bronze in Perseus and the head of Medusa and the motifs he used to respond to the previous sculpture in the piazza.
Benvenuto Cellini's 1545 bronze sculpture of Perseus with the head of Medusa on a square base with bronze relief panels is located in the Loggia dei Lanzi of the Piazza della Signoria in Florence, Italy. Also, below the main sculptural event a small relief of the story of Perseus and Andromeda resides, similar to a predella on an altarpiece. The second Florentine duke, Duke Cosimo I de' Medici, commissioned the work with specific political connections to the other sculptural works in the piazza. When the piece was revealed to the public on 27 April 1554, Michelangelo's David, Bandinelli's Hercules and Cacus, and Donatello's Judith and Holofernes were already erected in the piazza. The subject matter of the work is the mythological story of Perseus beheading Medusa, a hideous woman-faced Gorgon whose hair was turned to snakes and anyone that looked at her was turned to stone. Perseus stands naked except for a sash and winged sandals, triumphant on top of the body of Medusa with her snakey head in his raised hand. The body of Medusa spews blood from her severed neck. The bronze sculpture and Medusa's head turns men to stone and is appropriately surrounded by three huge marble statues of men: Hercules, David and later Neptune. Cellini breathed new life into the piazza visitor through his new use of bronze in Perseus and the head of Medusa and the motifs he used to respond to the previous sculpture in the piazza.