Ellen Pao has resigned as CEO of Reddit following a week of turmoil and controversy over her recent management decisions.
"We are thankful for Ellen's many contributions to reddit and the technology industry generally. She brought focus to chaos, recruited a world-class team of executives, and drove growth," wrote reddit board member and Y Combinator president Sam Altman.
Taking Pao's place as chief exec is Steve Huffman, reddit's founder and its first CEO.
"We're very happy to have Steve back," Altman wrote. "Product and community are the two legs of reddit, and the board was very focused on finding a candidate who excels at both (truthfully, community is harder), which Steve does. He has the added bonus of being a founder with ten years of reddit history in his head."
Pao's departure comes following a user revolt that was sparked by the unexpected sacking of popular reddit staffer Victoria Taylor. During the past week, many of reddit's unpaid volunteer moderators shut down their sections of the site in protest of Taylor's firing and many called for Pao to quit.
Pao's public resignation letter acknowledged none of it, however. "Ultimately, the board asked me to demonstrate higher user growth in the next six months than I believe I can deliver while maintaining reddit's core principles," she wrote.
In addition, she and Altman both criticized the sometimes vitriolic comments leveled at Pao by reddit users during the imbroglio, which apparently included death threats.
"In my eight months as reddit's CEO, I've seen the good, the bad and the ugly on reddit," Pao wrote. "The good has been off-the-wall inspiring, and the ugly made me doubt humanity."
Following the announcement, Altman responded to questions on the /r/IAmA/ subreddit – ironically, perhaps, because that Q&A forum was the first to go dark last week in response to Taylor's dismissal.
When asked whether Taylor would be reinstated, however, Altman responded, "I honestly know almost nothing about that situation, sorry."
Altman did not give many details as to the discussions that led to Pao stepping down, except to suggest that it was not a snap decision.
"She resigned. Thankfully, she did it [in] a thoughtful way that gave us time to hire a successor and have a smooth transition," he wrote.


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Старая Куликовка — село в Новомалыклинском районе Ульяновской области России. Входит в состав Новомалыклинского сельского поселения.

География
Село находится в восточной части Левобережья, в лесостепной зоне, к западу от автодороги , на расстоянии примерно 2 километров (по прямой) к северо-востоку от села Новая Малыкла, административного центра района. Абсолютная высота — 75 метров над уровнем моря.
Климат
Климат характеризуется как умеренно континентальный, с тёплым летом и умеренно холодной зимой. Средняя температура воздуха самого тёплого месяца (июля) — 20 °C (абсолютный максимум — 39 °C); самого холодного (января) — −13,8 °C (абсолютный минимум — −47 °C). Продолжительность безморозного периода составляет в среднем 131 день. Среднегодовое количество атмосферных осадков составляет 406 мм. Снежный покров образуется в конце ноября и держится в течение 145 дней.
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История
Село Старая Куликовка основано в конце XVIII века, предположительно 1770 году. Принадлежало помещику Мосолову. Основное население мордва, один порядок населяли русские, завезенные из лесной стороны в обмен на свору охотничьих собак.

В 1780 году, при создании Симбирского наместничества, деревня Куликовка, при болоте, жители в ней из мордвы крещеные и помещичьи крестьяне, числятся платежом податей в селе Дмитриевском Малыкле тож (Новая Малыкла), вошла в состав Ставропольского уезда.

По инициативе Ивакина В. П., на средства прихожан и его личного вклада в 1901 году построили и освятили однопрестольную Николаевскую церковь и дом священника.

В 1912 году в селе было 159 дворов и проживало 941 человек.

Первая советская школа открылась в 1921-22 г.г. в здании бывшего барского дома (церковно-приходская школа сгорела). В начале была четырёх-комплектная, детей набиралось до 160 человек. В послевоенные годы — двух-комплектная.

В период коллективизации в селе был организован колхоз «Искра».

В 1966 году был организован откормсовхоз «Новомалыклинский» — специализированное хозяйство по производству говядины. В 1976 году откормсовхоз был преобразован межколхозное кооперативное хозрасчетное объединение. Согласно Постановлению главы администрации района от 18 ноября 1992 года, совхоз реорганизован в сельскохозяйственный производственный кооператив «Новомалыклинский». В 1989 году совхоз перешел на интенсивную технологию откорма скота, были реконструированы все животноводческие помещения, производственные процессы автоматизированы.

В 1984-1985 годах проложена дорога с твёрдым покрытием. Заасфальтированы центральная улица села, подъездные пути в ко всем производственным помещениям, магазину, медпункту. В 1994-1995 годах село полностью газифицировано, проведён новый водопровод. Построено сенохранилище на 500 тонн, новая нефтебаза, склады.

Население

 Национальный состав
Согласно результатам переписи 2002 года, в национальной структуре населения мордва составляла 52 % из 236 чел., русские — 36 %.

Примечания

Литература

 Ульяновская — Симбирская энциклопедия : в 2 т. / ред. и сост. В. Н. Егоров. — Ульяновск : Симбирская книга, 2000—2004.
 Репьёв «Симбирский край». — Париж, 1935. — С. 441.
 Н. Баженов Статистическое описание соборов, монастырей, приходских и домашних церквей Симбирской епархии по данным 1900 г. (Приложение к Симбирским Епархиальным Ведомостям за 1903 год) Симбирск, Типо-литография А. Т. Токарева., 1903.

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Dragging animal welfare through a kangaroo court
Katie McRobert, Australian Farm Institute, April 13, 2018
Activists tend to decry economics as a weak defence of poor behaviour, but this is a naive approach writes the Australian Farm Institute's Katie McRobert in this cross-posting from the AFI website
Let's be clear: mistreatment of animals is incompatible with the ethics and farming practices of the overwhelming majority of Australian farmers. Any breach of our world-leading animal welfare standards should be investigated and rectified as soon as it is known.
But let's also be clear about the reality of the social contract. Our society is omnivorous, not vegan, and livestock farming is likely to continue indefinitely in Australia. Continuous improvement of farming practices to enhance welfare, ecological management and productivity is in everyone's interest, and fostering a combative approach helps no one. More importantly, substituting emotion for fact is destructive to the process of creating social good.
On March 29, Agriculture and Water Resources Minister David Littleproud received an incident report from his Department about an Australian live sheep export voyage to the Middle East in August 2017 which involved high heat mortalities. The following week he saw footage supplied by Animals Australia of voyages from 2016 and 2017 depicting "disgraceful" conditions which "shocked, angered and saddened" him.
Decisions on what happens next cannot be made in a vacuum.
These welfare breaches provoked the usual social media flurry, including an expectedly passionate response to the Australian Farm Institute's request that the Twittersphere consider potential impacts of a live trade ban within the national economic context.
Activists tend to decry economics as a weak defence of poor behaviour, but this is incredibly naïve. Naturally, economic rationalism should not be used to defend practices we as a society agree are unacceptable. We don't contemplate sending our kids to work in a sweatshop in their pre-school years to cover the costs of kindergarten, even though it may be economically beneficial to do so.
But here's the rub: every social benefit we enjoy in our first-world community is directly related to our economic prosperity. Our standards of education, health care and indeed animal welfare are all correlated to our comparative wealth as a country.
Like it or not, economic context dictates social improvement – and wilfully ignoring this context obstructs change.
Effective decision-making requires a complex understanding of the existing issues and consequences of potential actions. Keyboard warriors shouting for attention can indeed change public opinion – but what needs to change next is the regulatory environment, not public perception. As the National Farmers' Federation CEO Tony Mahar said in the subsequent Twitter exchange:
"More information means better understanding of the challenges and must result in more ways to address the failures."
The footage aired by Four Corners in mid-2011 prompted an instantaneous reaction from then-Agriculture Minister Joe Ludwig, and the subsequent live export ban caused incredible economic damage. This week Greens Senator Lee Rhiannon renewed her push to replace live exports with domestic processing for the boxed (chilled) meat trade. However, a report released by the AFI in 2017 concluded that this option was not feasible. Comprehensive economic modelling by ABARES and the Centre for International Economics demonstrated that a cessation of livestock exports would impose a gross annual cost of about $300 million on livestock farmers Australia-wide and would only generate around $100m in extra revenue for the meat processing sector. Live export is a significant economic contributor to Australian agriculture worth approximately $1.8b annually in farmgate returns, and agriculture in turn was the largest contributor to national GDP growth in 2016-17, contributing 0.5 percentage points of national total 1.9 per cent growth.
In contrast: concerned that a mortality report from the independent regulator did not accurately reflect the conditions seen in the Animals Australia footage, Minister Littleproud has announced a review into the investigative capability, powers and culture of the regulator (his own Department). In a show of bipartisanship, the federal Labor party stated that the Opposition wants to "end the cruelty without hurting our farmers" and reiterated calls for an Inspector General for Animal Welfare and an Independent Office for Animal Welfare. The RSPCA has also long advocated for the establishment of a national animal welfare advisory body to coordinate national standard-setting. The Australian Livestock Exporters' Council CEO Simon Westaway said the on-board conditions filmed were plainly unacceptable and showed more work needs to be done for the trade "to remain ethically and economically viable" by building on existing welfare practices.
These responses are thoughtful and proportional. Banning live export is not.
While the live export trade is not without its problems, Australia's animal welfare standards for livestock set a benchmark far in advance of any other place on the planet. Along with the live export ban, reaction to the Four Corners revelations also prompted a serious review of export welfare standards, resulting in the introduction of the Exporter Supply Chain Assurance System (ESCAS). Mecardo market analysis shows the overall trend is for improved outcomes on live export journeys and that the livestock mortality rate is steadily declining.
No other country holds the recipient nation of traded animals responsible for upholding the same welfare standards we insist upon. Again, this response (unlike the trade ban) was the result of careful thought and planning. The pace of change may not content all stakeholders, but removing Australia from the live trade scene also removes any incentive for the other 130 live-exporting nations to emulate or match these standards.
By deliberately provoking an extremist, knee-jerk response to an emotive issue, some activists risk creating a narrow-minded group of 'sheeple' who react mindlessly without thought for the consequences. As AFI's General Manager Research Richard Heath wrote recently, reacting on assumptions rather than evidence can in fact have adverse outcomes for animal welfare overall.
As a society, we are indignant about a great many things which our neighbours find perfectly acceptable, including what we will and won't eat. Our comparative wealth enables the luxury of choice. In order to fund social good, we must remain economically prosperous – and to remain prosperous, we must work cooperatively on solutions that benefit the whole.
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Peter Vincent, April 16, 2018
Defending the indefensible is impossible. The Minister and Department need to bite the bullet and withdraw export licences from repeat offenders. Leave the field to exporters prepared to abide by regulations and engage in transparent and accountable behaviour to rebuild trust in the urban and farming communities. The "vocal minority" is rapidly becoming a "vocal majority".
Paul Webster, April 15, 2018
A very well written article. I also agree with the sentiments of Peter Hamilton and Paul Franks. Sometimes the squeaky wheel should just be ignored as long as there is a regular routine checking that all wheels are fit for purpose. Noise does not equal action.
Paul Franks, April 13, 2018
It is sad to read another article using the word "social licence". There should be no such thing as a "social licence", as it implies something is allowed not based on science or facts but rather the emotional whims of people who more often then not have nothing to do with whatever is being discussed. You will often find the "anti" whatever it is, often change their mind when it comes to something that might affect them. Should we ban the importation of smart phones because they contain Tantalum mined in Congo, the proceeds used to fund a civil war killing women and children? Or the workers making the phones are not working to Australian industrial working standards, to the extent that they commit suicide from the onerous working conditions. Of course you never hear anyone say that. Who wants to ban or increase the prices of electronic goods?
Since the advent of social media, Australia has a major problem of people in glass houses, usually affluent urban demanding others must comply to some lofty standards they themselves have no intention of complying with on other similar matters. They seem unable to grasp the fact their entire lifestyle only exists because of the exploitation of people, animals and the environment.
Any true cattlewoman/man abhors real animal cruelty, but I bet everyone of them has seen it happen somewhere, but it is not commonplace to the point we need to start to prove to the noisy minority our innocence. Personally I think the RSPCA should now be restricted to only dealing with non commercial cases of animal cruelty. Commercial cases should be dealt with by experts with much knowledge of the commercial industry like government agricultural officers.
I also think our industry and government leaders need to stop being scared of the vocal minority.
Peter Hamilton, April 13, 2018
I would like it though to place an emphasis put on regulation in order to control the exporters.
I believe the producers must have s greater level of security over the trade. It currently has very little.
Malcolm Caulfield, April 13, 2018
The idea that Australia leads the world on livestock animal welfare is wrong. Objective analysis shows higher standards across Europe and indeed New Zealand.
Most Australians assume domestic animal welfare standards apply during live export voyages. They do not, and the standards which do apply relate to getting the product to the destination in a commercially acceptable state.
More objective evidence of what goes on in every live export shipment is needed. Were that available, live export's social licence would be at risk of being cancelled.
The average, rational Australian has put up with this sort of aggressive city versus country stance for years.

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Maurice William "Bill" Kennedy Jr.
September 5, 1940 – May 24, 2016
Bill Kennedy, nightclub owner, talent agent, magazine publisher, band manager, salesman, impresario, Bill Kennedy was, indeed, a man of many hats. But the common denominator among all those vocations was music. Yes, he had other jobs—among them, working for an employment recruiting service, selling computers (with virtually no computer skills) and owning a fish market—but they were just ways to make money. Music was his bliss, his passion, his first love.
Maurice William "Bill" Kennedy II passed away at age 75 on May 24 at Wesley Long Hospital after a long battle with heart disease. He and wife Cathy lived in Gibsonville.
The Virginia Beach native was the son of Maurice and Margaret Kennedy, both deceased. He dropped out of William and Mary College to enlist in the Marine Corps. Upon his honorable discharge in 1964, he landed a job for a hotel in Raleigh, booking bands and handling concessions. From that moment, the die was cast.
Kennedy soon moved to Greensboro and opened his first nightclub, Jokers 3, on Walker Ave. He later opened another Jokers 3 on Spring Garden St. and finally one on Oakland Ave. He also used that name for his talent agency. He booked and/or managed hundreds of groups, from the fledgling garage bands to the biggest names in the field, including the Allman Brothers, the Tams and the Chairmen of the Board.
The band he took the most interest in, however, was a soul-turned-rock band from Greensboro, Kallabash Corp. (the "Corp." was later dropped). He formed a record label, Uncle Bill Records, to record and produce their 1970 eponymous album, now considered a classic. Many longtime observers will argue that Kallabash was the finest rock band ever produced by Greensboro, but their claim to fame was getting naked onstage at a huge music festival in Love Valley, NC, after a smoke bomb went off.
His favorite band since the late '80s was Slider, a funk/rock outfit formed from members of Kallabash and Newground. They released their debut CD last year.
During the late '60s and early '70s, Kennedy also managed the Castaways on Arnold Ave., which was owned by Bill Griffin. Baby Boomers to this day remember the Castaways as the most frequented and most memorable nightclub of their youth. The relationship between the two Bills lasted until Griffin's death in 1999.
When Kennedy teamed with local journalist Ogi Overman to found ESP Magazine in 1987, he turned to his old friend Griffin for help. Griffin had just opened another nightclub, and he bought a preliminary issue that featured nothing but ads and stories about his new club, Hooligans. That gave Kennedy enough seed money to pay the first printing bill, and off they went. With either Kennedy or Overman at the helm, the entertainment and sports magazine enjoyed a prosperous 15-year run.
He was known variously as Uncle Bill, BK, Mr. Kennedy, or whatever expletive-laden description Griffin opted to call him that day. The two Bills' lives were so entwined for four decades, from the nightclub business to the publishing business, that many folks mistook one for the other.
Kennedy received one of the first Keeping the Blues Alive awards from the Piedmont Blues Preservation Society in 1990. He was also awarded four plaques of appreciation from the N.C. Country Music Association. For over two decades, he championed Christmas Toys for Tots benefits, in conjunction with the U.S. Marine Reserves.
He is survived by his wife, Catherine C. Kennedy of the home, whom he married on New Year's Eve, 1994; sister Joyce Kennedy Martz of Southport, NC; son Maurice William Kennedy III of Dallas, Texas, and wife Carey; grandchildren Reece, Julia and Anderson; one niece; and 13 nephews. He was predeceased by brother James Francis Kennedy, and sisters Margaret Mary Akey and Patricia Ann Grande.
A celebration of life will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. in the chapel of Hanes-Lineberry Funeral Home, 515 N. Elm St., Greensboro. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that contributions may be made in Bill's name to the American Heart/American Stroke Association.
Immediately afterward, a party (that's the term Bill would have used) will take place at the Blind Tiger, 1819 Spring Garden St. Musicians are asked to bring their instruments, whether they knew Bill or not, as an all-star jam is bound to ensue until the last man's standing.
That's the way Uncle Bill would have liked it.
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Joe Stefanovich
Uncle Bill kept me out of jail for years.
Where are you Eddie?
Lou Humphreys
For some reason, I thought of Bill and, as I do with other old friends, first, checked obituaries. I was very sorry to see that his name was on that list. I have many fond memories of Bill. This tribute, written at hs time of death, to his life, is a very good one. I have so many great memories, most of which should not be put on paper. But, one which everyone should know about, is that when he first started his little paper, he published it out of his house. The house was always full of people, including one single mom with three children, whom Bill had hired to work for him. She was living in a motel with her children. Bill moved in with me and let her and the three children live in his house at no charge. He was a very kind and gentle soul. Other stories, which bring a little chuckle, ( or a big laugh) , should probably be reserved for telling over drinks. My most sincere condolences go to Joyce, Cathy, and the rest of his loving family, blood and otherwise. A loss like this never fades.
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My condolences, may you endure this difficult time of much sorrow. Phillipians 4:6,7
My sincere condolences for your loss. May the God of all confort be with you during this difficult time of distress.
My heartfelt sympathy goes out to your family at this difficult time. Please find peace in knowing that God understands your grief and that He cares.-1 Pet 5:6,7.
KRISTINA Johnson
Gone but certainly never will forget you and all you have done so extremely grateful you have known such a wonderful man a mentor friend and inspiration sending condolences and prayers for the Kennedy family we love you Uncle Bill
Joyce Martz
Till we meet again, Bill, rest in the peace and love offered by all the people who have expressed such kind and loving appreciation for all you have done for them. The bond we shared was one of the most meaningful and deeply appreciated things in my life. It was a privilege to be your sister.
Allen Prevette
Blessed to have met this special man years ago. Bill, thanks for always making me, and everyone who knew you, feel special.
My condolences for the lost of your love one. May God comfort the family at this time.
Ted Keaton III
Thank you Jesus for placing Uncle Bill in my life. What a precious man, so intelligent and kind... always my hero. I'll pray often for your family.
The tickle monster meant everything to me :)
Jim Willard
Remember the first time I met Bill. At the Jokers 3 and at our break time Bill said "You guys make a lot of noise". Got to know Bill but lost contact with him through the years but I always thought he was an honest and straight up guy.
I am sorry for your loss. May prayer comfort you.
1 Thessalonians 5:17 "Pray constantly."
My deepest sympathies. May the "God of all comfort," help to ease the pain of your grief during this time.(1 Cor 1:3,4)
Anne (Miller) Robertson
My prayers for comfort go out to the entire Kennedy family. So sorry for your loss but thankful that Bill is no longer suffering. I didn't know Bill well but I do know that he gave his all to life and he and cousin Cathy were very happy for many years.
Ted Keaton
Uncle Bill was one of a kind, he helped me realize my childhood dream and much more. Without Uncle Bill there would never have been a Kallabash. He was always there for us. Rest In Peace my friend, you were well loved.
C, Means
My sincere condolences to the Kennedy family. Bill shared his love and kindness to many. He will be missed. May fond memories and prayers comfort you at this time. I pray that God will shower you with His peace. Psalms 29:11.
Ken Karns
Thought a lot of Bill. He booked our band and I always looked forward to playing The Jokers Three Club.Bill had a talent of knowing how to pick good bands. Thanks Bill for those memories. R.I.P My condolences to the family
Ken Adkins
Bill was a mentor and hero to me. Throughout my life his wisdom brought good council and encouragement.
Harry Knight
Dear Family
May your happy memories of Bill bring help and comfort you during
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Bill and I went through Boot Camp, Parris Island, SC 1964.
He was always a competitor and a friend to all.
This God Fearing & Honoable Man in 1964,gave me a 1954 Cheverolet in good mechanical condition, for a Wedding Gift.
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Steve Coble
My sincerest condolences to Uncle Bill's family. He will be fondly remembered by many of Greensboro's musicians.
Maury Kennedy
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Wentworth Season 5: Pamela Rabe reveals her life as The Freak
PAMELA RABE WALKS into a room on the Wentworth set to talk about the highly-anticipated fifth season of the series, premiering in April on showcase.
While her character Ferguson is renowned for a dagger glare so intense it can leave even a hardened criminal shaking in her shoes, the actress describes herself as "shy", which is evident as she gazes at the floor or out the window as she ponders then answers questions.
When asked if she can relate to the late Dennis Hopper's (Blue Velvet) quote on playing characters who plumb the darkest depths of human nature, Rabe says: "People keep asking me, 'What evil lurks in you to play bad characters?'" Hopper said. His comeback to that was, "There's no evil in me, I just wear tight underwear".
Rabe shoots back, "Well, I just wore a tight bun. Keep the bun tight!"
She laughs, but it turns out there's some truth to what she's saying.
Letting go of The Freak
Long periods in hair and make-up, having her locks scraped back tightly to the back of her head, helped Rabe find her feet with the character.
Equally important, Rabe adds, is being able to let go of the character between scenes and to shake herself free of Ferguson when filming ends for the day.
"I take great pride in the opportunities that are afforded me to step inside other people's shoes and exorcise part of my spirit in ways I wouldn't normally get to explore in my real life," she says.
"I'm paid to do this and I feel it's my responsibility to go there as deeply and as authentically as possible.
But in order to not have your sphincter in a knot all day… you have to be able to let go.
It's not dissimilar to theatre. You crack a beer as you walk offstage, take the tram home and do your laundry."
The psychopathic tendencies
Initially, Rabe saw Ferguson as having multiple personality disorder, but she gave up trying to give the character a finite diagnosis as the show's writers kept throwing her dramatic curve balls.
She now sees Ferguson as a "kind of mutant" with psychopathic tendencies, a character who is fiercely intelligent and observant but lacks the moral inhibitors to contain sinful impulses.
So where is Rabe in this psychological complexity? Is there some small part of her in Ferguson?
"Oh yeah, of course there are some things," Rabe says with a mischievous smile.
"Most things I wouldn't want to admit to… I have a little OCD, okay.
"That was the writers' gift to me; that she had difficulty shaking someone's hand and then squirted a bit of [sanitiser] on her hand."
If we were to open Rabe's kitchen cupboards would we find a symptom of obsessive-compulsive disorder in the order in which everything is arranged?
"No, but you would find bottles of liquid hand soap everywhere. Oddly enough there are things I admire about Joan as well as things I find horrifying."
For instance?
"Her focus – she's a doer – her observational skills. I'm quite a shy person," Rabe reiterates.
"You know when you are put in a social situation, sometimes you get clouded with anxiety and stop seeing, listening and hearing.
Joan is so skilful at being able to suck in and absorb."
She continues, "When Joan got put in jail [as a prisoner], that for me became tricky because without the bun, without the uniform, without her mask… how do you survive when you suddenly don't have all the paraphernalia that assures you of your status and place as an individual within the story?"
That stabbing scene
Which brings us to the horrific season four finale that ended with the stabbing death of one of Wentworth's central characters, Bea Smith (Danielle Cormack), who had been with the show from episode one.
Bea, a character who'd endured unimaginable misery, had nursed drug-addled Allie (Kate Jenkinson) through cold turkey withdrawal and the two women found love.
One moment Bea and Allie were in a passionate embrace on a bed, the next Allie was in the shower being attacked by Ferguson with a drug-filled syringe.
As the clock ticked closer toward the closing credits, Ferguson and Bea tussled with a screwdriver, with the latter appearing to die at the exact moment girlfriend Allie slipped away from the shot of drugs.
As unabashed fan and television critic Cameron Adams described it, it was the show's "Juliet and Juliet" moment.
However, as Bea died, Allie made a miraculous return to life.
Fans were devastated, in disbelief over the shock exit of such an integral and much-loved character.
The fan backlash
Jenkinson puts the storyline into context. "There was something about Allie from the start that screamed out for a bit of levity," she explains.
"If she was going to be partnered with Bea, have a love for Bea, there had to be some light.
Bea had so much darkness that Allie had to be the antithesis of that, the magnetic opposite, and that's why Bea was attracted to her."
Jenkinson was alarmed when she discovered Bea was being written out of the show.
The actress understood why some fans said they couldn't, or wouldn't, watch Wentworth again.
"A lot of people said, 'How can the show continue without this character?' and I shared a similar reaction [at first]," she reveals.
"But once I had time to compute why [Bea was written out of the show] I felt incredibly proud of the writers and producers because it is not an easy choice they've made," she says.
Indeed, Jenkinson admits the decision was "very calculated, well considered and bold", while she also reveals that Cormack took the news of her on-screen death like a complete pro.
"Danielle probably took the news better than anyone else because she so understands the dynamics of TV," says Jenkinson.
"She turned my thinking around. [Bea's exit] flips everything upside down."
"It was heartbreaking, but I also think it's genius. The really great stories take risks and subvert your thinking. Everyone loves a twist and this propels the show in a new direction."
For Jenkinson, this season presents a sudden, dramatic shift in her portrayal of Allie, whose major plotline up until now has been entering prison and falling in love.
Allie was initially described as an "ice-addicted prostitute with a warm and engaging wit", but there'll be much less of the warmth in season five.
The character's motivation, her portrayer says, will be revenge. "What this means for Allie is that she'll throw all her muscle and smarts into getting that revenge," Jenkinson admits.
"She returns from hospital [following the attack from Ferguson] and will let nothing stand in her way. I challenge anyone to watch episode one, season five, and not be hooked on it."
WENTWORTH (s5) Tuesdays from April 4 at 8.30pm on showcase [114] available in the DRAMA pack
– Darren Devlyn
Source: foxtel.com.au
Photos by Ben King
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Carriera

Gli esordi
La carriera di Bucefalo all'interno del circuito paliesco italiano ha origini lontane nel tempo: correva l'anno 1979, infatti, quando il fantino di Farneta entrò nel mondo delle corse a pelo vincendo la prima edizione del Palio di Piancastagnaio. Due anni dopo fu il Terziere di Porta Fiorentina a puntare su di lui per il Palio di Castiglion Fiorentino. L'anno successivo arrivò l'esordio al Palio di Fucecchio per la Contrada di Porta Raimonda.

Due anni dopo l'esordio a Siena per Valdimontone, ma la prima carriera di Bucefalo sul tufo senese si concluse con una caduta. Nel 1985 Bucefalo ottenne un'affermazione importante, vincendo la provaccia del Palio di Legnano per la Contrada San Magno.

Due anni dopo, una nuova vittoria in un Palio: Bucefalo vinse il Palio di Fucecchio del 1987 per la Contrada Sant'Andrea montando La Scodata. In quello stesso anno ci fu anche l'esordio al Palio di Asti per il Comune di Nizza Monferrato, conclusosi però con una caduta in batteria.

Curiosamente, in quello stesso anno, la vittoria andò ad un altro debuttante, quel Massimino II con cui, anni dopo, Bucefalo ingaggerà entusiasmanti duelli sulla terra di Piazza Alfieri.

La vittoria al Palio di Siena
L'anno seguente fu decisivo per Bucefalo: dopo la vittoria a Castiglion Fiorentino per Porta Fiorentina, arrivò anche il trionfo a Siena, per la Contrada dell'Aquila; questa fu l'unica vittoria in un Palio per lui decisamente avaro di soddisfazioni: a oggi, infatti, la carriera di Bucefalo a Siena consiste in 17 partecipazioni, una vittoria, 9 cadute ed una squalifica record.

Tornando al 1988, dopo il trionfo senese arrivò anche la prima di una lunga serie di affermazioni al Palio di Asti: ingaggiato dal Comune di Moncalvo, Bucefalo vinse anche nella città piemontese montando La Scodata. Nel 1989, il comune aleramico riconfermò l'accoppiata Bucefalo-La Scodata, e ottenne uno storico cappotto, il primo per un Comune al Palio di Asti in epoca moderna.

Nel 1990, dopo il primo successo al Palio di Legnano per San Magno e la seconda vittoria a Piancastagnaio, Bucefalo ricevette la chiamata del Borgo Tanaro Trincere Torrazzo per il Palio di Asti, con l'obiettivo di riportare il drappo ai lungofiume dopo un digiuno di 57 anni.
L'impresa riuscì al primo tentativo: nonostante la brutta caduta di Bucefalo in finale, il cavallo Phantasm continuò la sua corsa e arrivò per primo al terzo bandierino. Fu la prima vittoria di un cavallo scosso ad Asti in epoca moderna, nonché la terza consecutiva di Bucefalo, record tuttora imbattuto. Destino volle che in quel Palio avvenisse l'infortunio mortale di Scodata, cavalla plurivincitrice proprio in accoppiata con Bucefalo.

La striscia di successi proseguì anche nel 1991, quando il fantino di Farneta rivinse il Palio di Castiglion Fiorentino, sempre per Porta Fiorentina. Dopo la terza vittoria a Piancastagnaio nel 1992 per la Contrada di Borgo, nel 1993 arrivò il secondo successo a Legnano, sempre per San Magno. In quell'anno, Bucefalo cambiò casacca al Palio di Asti: dopo tre anni a Tanaro, (con altrettanti piazzamenti in finale, tra cui una vittoria), il fantino di Farneta si accasò al Borgo Don Bosco che, staccatosi dal Borgo Viatosto nel 1981, puntava ad ottenere la prima vittoria "in solitario". L'impresa riuscì nel 1996, in un'edizione caratterizzata da numerosissime false partenze e dall'infortunio alla mossa di Truciolo, che, subito dopo, abbandonò la carriera di fantino.

Nel periodo '93-'96, oltre alla vittoria astigiana, ci furono anche quelle al Palio di Bientina per Viarella  (1994), e a Castiglion Fiorentino per Porta Romana  (1995).

La squalifica al palio di Siena
Il 1997 fu invece un anno in chiaroscuro: dopo la vittoria a Castiglion Fiorentino per il Rione Cassero, la carriera di Bucefalo subì un colpo durissimo in occasione del Palio di Siena del 16 agosto.

Ingaggiato dalla Tartuca allo scopo di limitare la rivale Chiocciola, Bucefalo andò oltre i limiti del regolamento trattenendo il fantino di quest'ultima, Trecciolino, da sempre suo acerrimo nemico. Le conseguenze di questa azione furono pesantissime: Bucefalo subì la squalifica di 20 palii, eguagliando il record negativo di Spirito, stabilito l'anno prima in una situazione analoga.

Dopo questo episodio per Bucefalo iniziò un periodo di appannamento, durante il quale vinse il Palio della Costa Etrusca nel 1999, e disputò alcune ottime corse al Palio di Asti per il Borgo Tanaro Trincere Torrazzo.

La ripresa
Nel 2000 Bucefalo ricominciò a vincere, ottenendo il primo successo al Palio di Castel del Piano, nonché la terza vittoria a Legnano per San Magno.
A giugno, in occasione del Palio straordinario di Asti, il fantino di Farneta fu protagonista di un cambio di casacca piuttosto clamoroso: Bucefalo infatti indossò la gavardina del Rione San Secondo, acerrimo rivale del Borgo Tanaro, e colse la sua quinta vittoria nel Palio della città piemontese.

L'anno successivo arrivò la quarta vittoria a Legnano, sempre per San Magno, e un secondo posto ad Asti per il Borgo Torretta, dopo un vano inseguimento nei confronti di un imprendibile Massimino II su Millennium Bug.

Nel 2002 arrivò la seconda vittoria al Palio di Bientina, poi, dopo un periodo di appannamento, Bucefalo ha vinto il Palio di Asti 2005 per il Borgo Santa Maria Nuova, al termine di una rimonta nei confronti di uno sfortunatissimo Massimino II su una pista ai limiti della praticabilità e montando un cavallo, Metacomet, trovato pochi giorni prima della corsa in sostituzione di quello scelto in precedenza (Non a caso Metacomet fu iscritto con il nome di "L'Altro").

Nel 2006 Bucefalo corse ancora per Santa Maria Nuova e ottenne il cappotto, il secondo nella storia del borgo rosa-azzurro, al termine di una finale dominata fin dall'inizio, con Massimino II sempre alle calcagna, ma incapace di insidiare concretamente il primo posto del collega. Si ripeté così a parti invertite il duello del 2001, con Massimino II vincitore e Bucefalo sempre a inseguire.

Dal 2005 Bucefalo, insegue il sogno di poter tornare a vincere a Fucecchio, con la Contrada Borgonovo, sogno non ancora coronato ma atteso da tutti i contradaioli, che considerano il fantino aretino un vero e proprio idolo. Il 2007 è stato invece avaro di soddisfazioni per Farnetani, che non è stato chiamato per il Palio di Siena nonostante la scadenza della sua squalifica, e non ha raccolto vittorie negli altri palii, ottenendo un quinto posto ad Asti dopo una partenza disastrosa e fallendo così l'obbiettivo di vincere tre palii consecutivi con Santa Maria Nuova. Concluso il rapporto con il borgo rosa-azzurro dopo il Palio del 2008, Bucefalo si accasa presso i rivali del Borgo San Pietro, ma senza riuscire a cogliere risultati significativi. Nel 2011 passa a Canelli, ma anche qui non riesce ad entrare in finale. L'anno successivo, Bucefalo viene ingaggiato dal Rione San Martino-San Rocco, e coglie il suo ottavo successo ad Asti, interrompendo un digiuno di vittorie che, per il rione bianco-verde, durava da 27 anni. Nel 2013, all'età di 55 anni (un autentico record raggiunto da un fantino ancora in attività, superato addirittura Aceto) viene ingaggiato dal Borgo Tanaro Trincere Torrazzo, con l'intento di ripetere l'impresa di aggiudicarsi l'ambito drappo, già compiuta e riuscita nel 1990 e ritornare alla vittoria dopo un digiuno forzato di ben tre anni.
Purtroppo le cose non vanno secondo i piani, e Bucefalo viene eliminato in batteria. Tornato a San Martino San Rocco per l'edizione 2014, non riesce a ripetere i fasti del 2012, venendo nuovamente eliminato in batteria; l'anno successivo va pure peggio Bucefalo deve rinunciare a correre il Palio a causa di una caduta durante le prove, in cui il cavallo gli cade addosso, infortunandolo. Il suo posto viene preso dal debuttante Carlo Sanna detto Brigante. Quella del 2015 ad oggi è stata l'ultima presenza di Bucefalo in piazza Alfieri.

Bucefalo si è confermato autentico "talismano", portando il sendallo dove questo non arrivava da molti anni: particolarità che si è verificata sia per il rione San Secondo (digiuno di 18 anni), Tanaro (57 anni) ed infine  San Martino san Rocco (27 anni).

Presenze al Palio di Siena
Le vittorie sono evidenziate ed indicate in neretto.

Presenze agli altri Palii

Palio di Asti

Palio di Fucecchio

Riepilogo vittorie
Palio di Siena: 1 vittoria (1988)
Palio di Asti: 8 vittorie (1988, 1989, 1990, 1996, 2000 Giubileo,   2005, 2006, 2012)
Palio di Bientina: 2 vittorie (1994, 2002)
Palio di Castel del Piano: 1 vittoria (2000)
Palio di Castiglion Fiorentino: 4 vittorie (1988, 1991, 1995, 1997)
Palio di Fucecchio: 1 vittoria (1987)
Palio di Legnano: 4 vittorie (1990, 1993, 2000, 2001)
Palio di Mordano: 2 vittorie (1996, 1997)
Palio di Piancastagnaio: 3 vittorie (1979, 1990, 1992)
Palio di San Vincenzo: 1 vittoria (1999)
Palio di San Pietro: 1 vittoria (1990)
Torneo Equestre del Monferrato: 2 vittorie (1998, 2012)

Collegamenti esterni

Fantini del Palio di Asti
Fantini del Palio di Fucecchio
Fantini del palio di Legnano
Fantini del Palio di Siena


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I must have tried twenty fabrics this morning, in an attempt to find something that I could use as a wider border for this piece. I realised that what I really wanted was more of the black floral, but I didn't have nearly enough, and am too stubborn just to order more.
Then I tried the flying geese again, then various other permutations, and nothing was quite right. Though I really, really wanted geese to be the solution I was looking for, this quilt wasn't having any of it. Finally it occurred to me that since what I wanted was more black, I should find a way of using what I had left, and started cutting black triangles and adding them into the mix. I have also laid them out as squares, so that they echo the units already in the quilt.
This is just a tiny section, to give you a feel for things without exposing the enormous mess all around; it is possible to take warts and all photography too far!
YES!!! I like this a LOT!
Ok, those dark flowery triangles are popping! Great idea!
Oh, the dark triangles are lovely. Sometimes a quilt has a mind of its own, huh?
I like it, especially that you don't have enough to make every triangle out of the black floral. And yes, I've made similar messes while trying to find a solution to my quilting issues.
Ah, I knew you would work it out! Those little extra black triangles keep the darker feeling happening, just not so intense, which is great!
Yes, I like your solution, the triangles are looking good and although they have the black background the spots of colour pick up the fabrics used in the body of the quilt.
I'd skip a border and bind with the bronze.
together for the good of the whole.
It's great when that happens.
I can definitely see where you're going with this! What a great touch. It's hard sometimes not to run out and try to match fabric especially when it seems like the obvious solution! Love how you're getting around this one!
A good frame for your quilt.
Honestly it is nice to see a good close up of this quilt. The subtle variations in fabric are so interesting! The black is perfect, I know you'll make it work!


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Q: how do I change baud rate for bluesmirf without connecting to pc? Hi I have the sparkfun bluetooth mate silver. I am trying to start working on control via bluetooth for my Arduino. Only thing is I need to set the baud rate for the bluetooth mate, all guides I can find on the net show how to change it via pc. I do not have bluetooth connectivity on my PC. Is there a way to do it via the Arduino?

A: To change the Baud rate on the BlueSmirf, you will need to enter Command mode. To enter Command mode, you need to send "$$$" through the serial port connection. This can be done from a PC using a terminal program or from the Arduino.
Since you want to do this from the Arduino, you will need to write a little bit of code to parse the responses from the BlueSmirf so you can automate the steps necessary to change the Baud rate.

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*Send "$$$" - Enter Command Mode

*Wait for "CMD" - Acknowledge in Command Mode

*Send "SU,96" - Change Baud rate to 9600

*Wait for "AOK" - Acknowledge command

*Send "R,1" - Reboot device to use new setting

All the commands are documented in the RN-42 AT Command Set

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Lost Hit: Demi Lovato's "Wildfire" Should Have Been A Single
Mike Nied @mikeynied | March 21, 2018 9:44 am
CREDIT: Hollywood Records
In this franchise, we highlight album tracks that should have been released as singles.
Demi Lovato cemented her status as one of pop's reigning princesses with the release of Confident in 2015. The hitmaker kicked off the era with a frenetic outpouring of flirty temptations on her song of the summer contender, "Cool for the Summer." Boasting a rip-roaring production courtesy of Swede-pop masterminds Max Martin and Ali Payami, it flew to the upper reaches of the charts and became a certified classic almost immediately.
The album's campaign continued with the release of the self-assured title track as its second single. "What's wrong with being confident," Demi brazenly demands on her second larger-than-life production. However, after a strong start, Confident hit a wall with the selection of "Stone Cold" as its third single. The heartfelt ballad was an instant standout on the tracklist and garnered rave reviews. Unfortunately, it found no love on the charts.
After the misstep, she and her team decided to cut their losses and move on. But in doing so they missed out on an opportunity to release another album highlight, "Wildfire." With production credits from StarGate and Mitch Allan and writing assistance from OneRepublic frontman, Ryan Tedder, and Nicole Morier, the anthem was a glimmering would-be hit that offered an opportunity to progress the siren's sound in a new direction. While the remainder of serviceable pop songs on the LP fell in line with her earlier material, this showed personal and creative growth.
Boasting a smoldering production that crackled across the soundscape with glistening synths and haunting whispers of electronica, "Wildfire" is a seductive love song. On it, Demi pleads with a "matchstick king" to set her free, so they can start anew together. "We were going way to fast, chasing down the hourglass. Running from my past, headed out with no direction," she chants over slinky beats on the opening lines. Building to the chorus, she makes her final plea. "Baby, you're all I need. Come now, set me free, like a wildfire. Like a wildfire."
The heady midtempo was a stark departure from the high-octane rides of "Cool for the Summer" or "Confident," and it would have distinguished itself on pop radio. The anthem could have enjoyed a wild run on the charts and burnt its way to distinction as one of Demi's most innovative releases. However, that was not to be. In 2016, the icon unveiled the equally sensual "Body Say" as a stand-alone single, and the following year she rolled out an album's worth of forward-thinking productions on Tell Me You Love Me.
Although "Wildfire" never saw an official release, its simmering sound provided the groundwork for what was to come. The standout recording remains a highlight in her discography and helped give birth to her future. Revisit the slow-burner below!
Was this a missed opportunity? Let us know below, or by hitting us up on Facebook and Twitter!
Tags: Demi Lovato, Lost Hit


Somehow Oh Wonder managed to slip by my net of worthy new artists. I had no knowledge of their marketing technique of releasing a new song each month for one year via SoundCloud. Through my ignorance, the London duo Josephine Vander Gucht and Anthony West have now sold out shows worldwide, have over 2 million plays on SoundCloud and have released their debut album. It goes without saying that I am disappointed in myself, however, nonetheless this feeling is overruled by my new found love for them since my discovery.
Listening to their debut self-titled album, the introductory track Livewire brings up a memory for me. Somewhere in the back of my head I recall being moved by the melody. I still to this day have no idea where I know it from but it definitely came from somewhere. For those who have not heard of Oh Wonder yet, this is the track I would make them listen to. This track as the first upon the album sets the mood perfectly. You know exactly what you are in for throughout the rest of the album; a relaxed, tranquil electric music collection with soft harmonic vocals accompanied by subdued beats. At soon as it hits the first harmony, you hear just how well Vander Gucht's and West's voices work together, blending seamlessly.
Each song thereafter has the same magical quality to it. Vander Gucht's soprano voice and West's alto voice mesh perfectly, and with the minimal instrumental behind them this allows for the spotlight to be on the vocal talent, something that is forgotten in modern music.
Songs such as All We Do and Heart Hope strips back the electronic beats and replace them with a soft piano for vocal accompaniment, with some occasional percussion. The change in sound is something I like within an album, however this may not sit well with others.
While most of the songs upon the album are more towards the somber side of the spectrum, there are some real electronic-pop ballads amongst them. The band is successful in creating their musical consolations and combing them with their heartfelt and meaningful lyrics which seems to be a rarity in modern pop music.
Songs such as Landslide, Drive, and of course Livewire standout on the album for me and relate to the electro-pop genre. Within these songs, there is a lot more energy and the group's vocals are stronger.
The London based duo have a cracker of a debut album here and well worth a listen.


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"To find God, go back to where you lost him"
I was in college, my first time around, back in the olden days of the internet—before the web, before blogs, before social media. The only access I had to the internet was through a mainframe terminal in one particular building on campus. I used to rush there in between classes in order to participate in the latest "flame war" that was happening on a couple of Usenet groups I read religiously at the time. Usenet was an early "bulletin board" system, which consisted of newsgroups sorted into thousands of different categories, allowing users to have online conversations with people around the world who shared their interests.
The group on which I was most active was called "rec.music.christian," dedicated to contemporary Christian music, or "Christian rock." For at least a few years, between about 1990 and 1994, rec.music.christian was an important part of my life.
This week I was reminded of my participation in this newsgroup. I saw a blog post by a name I recognized from those days—not to mention recognizing his style and wit. I confirmed he was the same person. He was a frequent ally in the flame wars in which I participated. He shared many of my musical tastes, my political opinions, and my anger. Indeed, his blog post this week was a broadside against conservative evangelicals who are more faithful to a political party than to Jesus.
Second verse, same as the first. I thought: "Wasn't he"—weren't we—"writing this same stuff 25 years ago?"
To my horror, there's actually a way to check. Google has archived at least some of these posts. I couldn't see any posts earlier than 1993, but still… There's enough evidence there, not only by my erstwhile flame-war ally, but by yours truly, to remind me of two facts: First: I was a pretty good writer, even back then. Second: I was very angry.
Don't get me wrong: I still struggle with anger, but I've been in "recovery" for several years.
Needless to say, in re-reading these old posts, I didn't like that aspect of the person I had become, even by 1993—and I'd already been nursing anger for a few years by then.
What happened to me back then that made me like that? Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: CCM, Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull, Mad Men, Meister Eckhart, Paul Zahl, PZ's Podcast, rec.music.christian, Usenet
Hendrix never heard of him, but he's still great
Yes, this is Paul McCartney with his vocal doppelgänger, Phil Keaggy. I wish I could hear what they were playing!
Christianity Today tells me that singer-songwriter/guitarist extraordinaire Phil Keaggy received the prestigious Golden Note Award from ASCAP. I've never heard of it, either. While it's obviously not a Grammy or anything, it's nice to see Keaggy getting some recognition. His was the first concert I went to, in the spring of 1984, beating out the Kinks by a few months. He was with a full band, and he rocked hard.
He also served as my introduction to that strange, fascinating early-'80s world of Christian rock, which was being transformed even then into an "industry" called Contemporary Christian Music.
One reason you've probably never heard of Keaggy is that the only place you could get his records back then was in Christian bookstores. These were very intimidating places for people outside the tiny sliver of evangelical Christendom to whom these stores marketed themselves. I remember walking by a Christian bookstore in a strip shopping center with my friend Jason, to whom I had raved about the Keaggy concert. "Let's go in here and see if they have any Keaggy albums."
Jason took a few steps inside the store—and you would think he was a vampire exposed to the sunlight. He ran outside. "That was too creepy," he said. I'm sure he was right. These stores often had a strange, unwelcoming, almost cult-like vibe.
Unlike some of my Christian friends from youth group, I never tried to abandon "secular" music. (Ask me now if I even believe in the category!) But I did become a regular customer of these bookstores. And I purchased many great albums by bands and artists like the 77's, Daniel Amos, Keaggy, Randy Stonehill, and early Resurrection Band. If I could go back in time, I would buy many more—before they went out of print forever.
That's the problem: the great stuff is often out of print. I did a check on Amazon and iTunes: you can no longer buy or download some essential albums by Keaggy from the '70s, such as What a Day or Love Broke Thru. (I scored both in a bargain-basement sale at a used record store many years ago.) I guess that's what eBay is for. And YouTube…
Another essential Keaggy album is Sunday's Child, 1988's homage to Rubber Soul-era Beatles and glorious mid-'60s rock, which is still in print, at least for download.
There is an interesting urban legend about Jimi Hendrix's calling Phil Keaggy "the greatest guitarist ever," which Snopes covers at length here.
Tags: Beatles, CCM, Daniel Amos, Paul McCartney, Phil Keaggy, Randy Stonehill, Resurrection Band, The 77s
"It's your kindness that leads us to repentance"
The major theme of last Sunday's sermon on Samson was sin and forgiveness. With that in mind, Stephanie Newton and I closed the sermon time with a wonderful song by Sam (née Leslie) Phillips from 25 years ago, called "Your Kindness." The acoustic version that we performed comes from her compilation album Recollection, available on iTunes here.
In search of greater artistic freedom than the narrow confines of Contemporary Christian Music afforded at the time, Phillips changed labels in the late-'80s and reverted to her childhood nickname, Sam. In doing so, she recorded at least a few of my all-time favorite albums, including this, this, and that. If, like me, you were a fan of Gilmore Girls, you'll recognize her voice from the show's interstitial music—i.e., the "la-la-la" parts in between scenes.
She even performed in person in Stars Hollow during the music-heavy last episode of Season 6.
Tags: CCM, Gilmore Girls, Sam Phillips
Kerosene Halo (aka, Mike Roe and Derri Daugherty) at my friend's house in East Atlanta
If you told me 25 years ago that Mike Roe, lead singer and guitarist of my favorite band at the time, the 77s, would be playing in a good friend's basement, my head would have exploded. But here he is in East Atlanta, at Michael Hester's house! As it happens, I was on a cruise in the Gulf of Mexico, so I missed it. (I've seen Roe elsewhere in concert with both the 77s and the Lost Dogs.) But this video nicely captures a performance of one of the 77s' best songs, "The Lust, the Flesh, the Eyes, and the Pride of Life."
In its original incarnation, this song was an homage to mid-'60s Byrds, even featuring the Byrds' Chris Hillman on bass. Here, Roe's stripped-down country performance diverts my attention to the words, including this fine verse:
And I love it when folks look right at me and what I'm doing or have done
And lay it on about how groovy I am, and that I am looking grand
And every single word makes me think I'll live forever never knowing
That they probably won't remember what they said tomorrow, tomorrow I could be dead
As I've said elsewhere, Christian rock, in its early days at least, wasn't always and everywhere a bad idea. Not by a long shot.
By the way, all the 77s' stuff is now on iTunes, so do yourself a favor and buy some. My favorite album of theirs is All Fall Down from 1984.
Tags: CCM, Derri Daugherty, Kerosene Halo, Mike Roe, The 77s, The Choir, The Lost Dogs
"If you find a place like that, I'll go there, too"
When I was a freshman in college in 1988, I discovered Keith Green by way of a compilation from Sparrow Records called The Ministry Years, Vol. 1: 1977-1979. It formed—alongside Dylan's Bringing It All Back Home—the soundtrack for that particular year of my life. Lest you think that Dylan and Green shouldn't be mentioned in the same sentence, please note that Dylan himself, in the throes of his recent conversion to Christianity, played harmonica on a Green song called "Pledge My Head to Heaven."
In fact, according to a new book by Michael Gilmour entitled The Gospel According to Bob Dylan, a scholarly analysis of religion in Dylan's music, Dylan and Keith and Melody Green struck up a friendship. To the surprise of the Greens themselves, Dylan even asked them, over dinner one night, to review and assess the lyrical content of the songs that would make up Dylan's soon-to-be-released gospel album, Slow Train Coming.
Regardless, song for song, Ministry Years, Vol. 1 would have to rank as one of the best albums in my entire music collection. I've complained elsewhere that the music of early Christian rock—mostly long out of print and unknown even to Christians who listen to CCM today—is in danger of being lost to history. This is a real shame.
One philosophical difference between Christian rock then and Christian rock today, as you might sense from the video below, is that the songs weren't simply preaching to the choir. They were often directed to non-churchgoers and spoke to broader social concerns, especially compared to the happy-clappy Christian music of today. In a way, early Christian rock is a form of protest music, spiritually akin to folk-rock of '60s or even punk in the '70s.
If you don't know anything about the music, you may as well start with Ministry Years. There is also a Vol. 2, which covers Green from '80 through '82, the year he died in a plane crash, but that collection left me cold. I haven't heard it in years, so I can't say exactly why. I remember that, musically, it was much softer, more ballad-heavy. Its themes were more generic, its tone preachier. Still, I think I was mostly disappointed that it didn't measure up to Vol. 1—but what album could?
The following is one of my favorite Green songs. Yes, there is a strong vocal and musical resemblance to Elton John. (This was the '70s after all, and Green was a piano player.) And, no, I'm not commenting on the aesthetic quality of the video itself. Just listen to the song! (Stupid copyright laws! EMI won't let us watch the video outside of YouTube. Click on the video below, and you'll be directed to it—or just click here.)
Here's my favorite verse:
Oh, I came running when I got the news that you were crying
Oh, my friend has life been so unkind to you?
You say you want to find a place where people are not lying
If you find a place like that, I'll go there, too!
Tags: Bob Dylan, CCM, Christian rock, Keith Green


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Mighty mice ready for Tour de France
Encouraging news for transhumanists who want to extend human lifespans to Methuselah levels: scientists at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, have genetically engineered mice which can run for hours without stopping. They can also reproduce at the age of 2.5 years, while normal mice stop reproducing at 1 year. They are metabolically similar to Lance Armstrong biking up the Pyrenees; they utilise mainly fatty acids for energy and produce very little lactic acid," said Richard W. Hanson, the lead author of an article in the Journal of Biological Chemistry.
The "mighty mice" are seven times more active in their home cages than other mice and are markedly more aggressive — not necessarily a good prognostic for humans. "We humans have exactly the same gene. But this is not something that you'd do to a human," says Dr Hanson. "It's completely wrong. We do not think that this mouse model is an appropriate model for human gene therapy. It is currently not possible to introduce genes into the skeletal muscles of humans and it would not be ethical to even try."
Michael Cook edits BioEdge, a bioethics newsletter, and MercatorNet, an on-line magazine whose focus is human dignity. He writes from Sydney, Australia.
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Happy Independence Day week, lords and ladies.
Whew. It's been a very busy June for your humble narrator, and as has become a tradition at this – your Newtown Pentacle – when a holiday week is upon us, single images devoid of verbose description will be offered. At the beginning of the month, a trip to the Queens Zoo at Flushing Meadow Corona Park was enacted for my Brownstoner Queens column, and all the shots presented this week were collected during that excursion.
Pictured above is a Bald Eagle.
I'll be back next week with "real" postings, after I've had a chance to take a breath and eat some BBQ.


'I could be wrong, I could be right...': Duchalet commits to a future in football, but not in Belguim!
Duchalet commits to a future in football, but not in Belguim!
Roland Duchalet called a press conference this morning to confirm he has sold Standard Liege to the clubs Vice President. When asked he reiterated his commitment to football stating however this would be overseas, not in Belguim.
This leaves the Addicks currently 'top of the table' within the network. I would imagine RD has recouped his initial 24 million outlay for purchasing Standard. If he does not pick up another club for his network who's to say he won't re-invest this back into Charlton, looking to progress us to the Premiership where he can really look to get a return on his initial investment in the club.
Pre seasons are always a fascinating time full of speculation, looks like this one may be so even more than usual.


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Yeast 101: Learn about the different kinds of yeast and how to use them when baking bread!
Be sure to download my Baking With Yeast Cheatsheet!
Today we're talking all about yeast! I just love working with yeast. There is just something so satisfying watching your yeast proof, your dough rise, and of course the heavenly scent of fresh baked bread.
Like baking powder and baking soda, yeast is a leavening agent but a natural one. Yeast is actually a living organism that is a member of the fungus group. Because it is a living organism, it means you can kill it. It also means it needs to be activated or proofed before you use it. Yeast during the proofing process is awakened, turns sugars into carbon dioxide. Basically it's feeding time for yeast. That carbon dioxide that is created will get trapped within the gluten network that is formed during the kneading process.
But if you're new to baking bread and using yeast you might notice there are a bunch of different kinds of yeast out there. Active? Rapid? Fresh? Wild?
With all the different kinds of yeast, it can get a bit confusing out there. But let's start by breaking down the different kinds of yeast into two main groups.
There are two main types of yeast: wild vs. commercial.
Wild Yeast – this stuff is all around us. Before the days of commercial yeast, this was all we had. Which meant we had to capture it, nurture it. Wild yeast can be "captured" by starting what's called a sourdough starter. Basically by mixing a little bit of flour and water together and letting it sit for a few days, the natural yeast in the air will find its way to your starter and start feeding. And multiplying. Like any relationship, with some love and patience, you will have a ready supply of yeast at your fingertips.
Commercial: There are several types of commercial yeast. Except for fresh yeast, the rest can be found in your local grocery store.
Active dry: This type of yeast might be the type you think of when you think of yeast. This yeast is found as larger granules than the other types listed below. And this means, it will take a longer time to rise than instant or rapid rise. I've also heard that it's due to the process to dehydrate the yeast, which kills some of the yeast. So it will take longer to rise than the others.
Store this yeast in the fridge or freezer for the longest shelf life. If unopened, it will keep up to a year in the fridge or freezer. No need to thaw before using. If it's opened, then it will keep for 6 months in the fridge and up to 12 months in the freezer. Just store the opened packages of yeast in a plastic bag.
This type of yeast needs to activated (or proofed) before adding to the rest of your ingredients.
Rapid (or Quick Rise): This works 50% faster than active dry due to the addition of certain enzymes and additives. Although speed is a great thing, because it works so fast sometimes it loses out on developing all that flavor we know and love in bread. But that means you can skip a second rise of your dough and go straight to shaping your dough after it's been kneaded. Store this at room temperature.
Instant: Instant yeast is milled into smaller particles than active dry, which means no need to proof your yeast before hand. This yeast can be added directly to your dry ingredients. Dough using this yeast will still need to go through two rises. Store this yeast at room temperature (unless it's been opened, then store in the fridge or freezer. If unopened, it can store for a year at room temperature. If opened, it will keep for 6 months in the fridge, and 12 months in the freezer.
Bread Machine – Don't be scared away by the name. This type of yeast is meant for bread machines but can also be used interchangeably in a traditional bread recipe as well. It is a type of instant yeast, which means no need to activate first just simply add it directly to your dry ingredients.
Watch the temperature of your water. Yeast is a living thing so that means it can also die. So be careful that your water is not too hot before adding your yeast. The water should be somewhere between 105oF – 110oF. Use a thermometer to know for sure!
Check your expiration date! If after proofing your yeast for 5 minutes in warm water, you don't see any bubbles there is a chance your yeast has expired.
Check to see if your yeast is fresh. Measure out the liquid of your recipe, then pour about a half cup of that liquid into a bowl and add a pinch of sugar and sprinkle your yeast over. Let it sit for a few minutes to see if it bubbles.
So now that you're an expert on yeast, let's put your knowledge to good use! Here are a few recipes that use yeast as their leavening agent.
So now that you understand the different kinds of yeast, go create some bread magic in your own kitchen! And don't forget to download my FREE baking with yeast cheatsheet!


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National Levels 1 to 3A are the introductory stages for competitive sports acrobatics gymnastics and cover the basics of Acro skills both Balance and Dynamic. At this level groups/pairs may be made up of any mixture of gymnast (male and female).
Students are required to wear appropriate clothing when participating in acrobatics classes - a leotard or tight fitting clothing such as crop top and shorts. Long hair must be tied back into a bun.


Sept. 24 – Oct 21: The swissnex gallery becomes a responsive environment to explore and inhabit.
Transformed into an interactive landscape of soft geometric forms, the swissnex gallery becomes a responsive environment to explore and inhabit. Building blocks created out of recycled foam by Swiss architects BUREAU A make up a space where visitors can pause and connect. Share your ideas and grow the exhibition through special foam hats envisioned by Swiss interaction design studio Fragment.in, using #swisspier plus #WORK, #EAT, #LIVE, #TALK, #THINK, or #SLEEP.
"The Times They Are a-Changin'." Bob Dylan's simple yet powerful message represented the drive of an entire generation, and still resonates strongly in our ears. The artistic forms rooted in Switzerland approach this idea from another perspective, finding its strength in simplicity. Consider Max Bill and 'Die gute Form,' or the Helvetica font. One could easily make the claim that in this simplicity lies rigidity as well. And yet, Max Bill and Bob Dylan complement each other in unexpected ways.
Here we are in San Francisco, in 2016, a city not bound by strict code but rather a city which desires constant change and progress. Switzerland at Pier 17 represents this desire: a constant search for evolution, the "new", and the unknown.
We will discuss how humans #WORK #EAT #LIVE #TALK #THINK and #SLEEP – now – and in the decades to come. You can watch videos from speakers, artists and workshop contributors from the Grand Opening of Switzerland at Pier 17. Each brings a drastically different perspective to our thinking and discussions. Use #swisspier and grow the conversation live at the exhibition and online, as part of the interface created by artists Fragment.in.
BUREAU A is an architectural practice co-founded in 2012 by Leopold Banchini and Daniel Zamarbide. As an internationally acclaimed firm with offices in Geneva and Lisbon, BUREAU A is a multidisciplinary platform that aims to blur the boundaries between research and architectural execution.
Fragment.in is an interaction design studio founded by three former ECAL students: Simon de Diesbach, Marc Dubois and Laura Perrenoud. While they were earning their Bachelors in Media & Interaction Design from Ecole cantonale d'art de Lausanne, the three designers focused on creating innovative and interactive art projects. Fragment.in experiments and explores the boundaries between digital and tangible interaction, mixing installation, video and game design. Fragment.in was also recently awarded the COLLIDE residency, which grant artists the possibility to create a project and conduct research at CERN.
Inaugural festival weekend showcasing the full spectrum of Swiss innovation, entrepreneurship, and design.


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