It's a funny feeling when you have visitors in a place in which you're technically a visitor yourself. But, honestly, I felt like Copenhagen was "my city" when my parents came to visit me during my last travel break. Prior to making the tour de Copenhagen with me, they hopped around Ireland for a couple days, exploring its beautiful landscapes and ruined castles. They even had the opportunity to meet a real Irish sheep farmer and a couple "smarter than you'd expect" border collies. (As a side note: we REALLY REALLY REALLY need border collies at our farm back in Tennessee. It's getting a little difficult rounding up those 4-legged cotton balls with a 4 wheeler…although it is rather humorous to witness.) And while they enjoyed a carefree and merry time in Ireland, I spent my week cramming for three huge exams – one in Psychopharmacology, one in Human Health and Disease, and finally an oral exam in Danish. Yes, they were as difficult as you probably think, but I'm pretty confident I deserve a brownie for doing my best! In fact, my Danish host family claims that I am pretty talented in the Danish language! (I don't think I'd ever admit that to myself….but hey, I'll take the compliment!) Tak, Birgette and Jesper!
Mom and Dad arrived on Saturday, November 10, and they were pleasantly welcomed by my "host" parents, Birgette and Jesper. Birgette and Jesper insisted that they stay here in the house with us, so they all spent a lot of time talking about culture, politics, and life, really getting to know each other. I think they all have a lot in common, and that was fun to see.
View of the Opera House as we walked to see the Royal Palace. Such a beautiful site at night!
And because we love castles and history…especially combined, we traveled to Helsingør to visit the Kronborg Slots (a famous castle and fortress in Denmark). The castle was historically a fortress built by Danish King Eric in the 1420's to help control ship traffic coming from and to the Baltic Sea. He insisted on the payment of sound dues from each ship, so the fortress itself had a reputation around Europe. King Frederick II converted the fortress to a Renaissance castle in the late 16th century. And in mid-17th century, Kind Christian IV restored much of the castle after an unfortunate and accidental fire destroyed parts of it. Of course, throughout the castle, there are MANY signs that King Christian IV had been there. His stamp appeared on pretty much everything.
Today, Kronborg Castle is probably most well-known for its significance in William Shakespeare's masterpiece, Hamlet. Shakespeare wrote about this Danish prince at the setting of "Elsinore"…or the "real life" Kronborg Castle. We are not sure if Shakespeare actually visited the castle himself, but it's pretty neat that he referenced such a magnificent part of history!
Kronborg Castle also houses Ogier the Dane. This legendary figure, "king in the mountain," sleeps under the Kronborg castle, waking only to save his country (Denmark) from peril.
Kronborg Castle – complete with moat and everything!
Our next destination…Sweden! Now that we learned how serious parking is taken in Scandanavia, we were prepared for another epic road trip in our little convertible FIAT 500. We drove across the Øresund Bridge and were in Sweden within 20 minutes. Our first stop was a small college town called Lund, which definitely ranks among my favorite towns in Sweden. After a delicious and much needed stop for coffee and breakfast, we walked to the Lund Cathedral (Lunds domkyrka). The high alter of the crypt was consecrated in 1123, and the cathedral following in 1145. At this time, Lund was still a part of Denmark, and it served as a major religious center. I still can't believe how old some of these buildings are. It's simply amazing. There's nothing like this in the U.S.
Breakfast in Lund with the most artistic Cappuccino I've ever had (yes, the barista created a bear and bunnies out of the milk foam–now my bucket list includes 'learn how to do milk foam art') and a delicious, warm salmon and cream cheese bagel. If you ever visit Lund, definitely stop by this little cafe – Coffee Break.
Inside the Lund Cathedral – the chapel, a cross, and the crypts.
Other highlights of our Sweden excursion included: a beautiful, country road drive, my first taste of Guinness, and a quest for viking rune stones. We stayed the night in Lund and searched for the viking rune stones the next morning. It was actually quite the hunt. We could have sworn they were hidden in some secret garden (how cool would that have been?), but they ended up being one of the most obvious exhibitions of Kulteren (an outdoor Swedish culture museum). They were still pretty fun to see, though.
Mom and me enjoying some evening beer at The Bishop's Arms.
Ahh, there they are. Finally found the Viking Rune Stones!
The final Danish experiences I wanted to share with my parents included my everyday Copenhagen "classroom" and DIS as well as the Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde. Again, finding decent, long-term parking in Copenhagen was a little challenging, but once we found a safe parking garage, I led Mom and Dad through the center of Copenhagen. We stopped by the main DIS building (where I often go for a cup of coffee or to check my mail), walked through the major shopping streets, and finally to Christiansborg Castle (where Parliament now sits). We tried to see the Royal Horses, but to our dismay, the stables and museum were not open for another half hour or so. We would have gone back to see them, but we were in a hurry to make it to the Viking Ship Museum (about an hour drive away) before that closed. So instead, we stopped by the Glass Market and sipped on high quality cups of cappuccino and latte from Coffee Collective, which makes some of the best coffee and espresso around.
Yummy yummy, Coffee Collective in my tummy!
And when we did eventually make it to the Viking Ship museum, it WAS closed. We didn't really plan on the traffic, so it took us longer to travel there than expected, but at least we were able to see the restoration part of the museum. A ship builder was using computer technology to map out a 3-dimensional drawing of an old barrel lid they had found. I definitely want to go back and tour this museum sometime before I leave Denmark. In the process of excavating to build the museum itself, they uncovered 5 different types of viking ships. And further, while excavating for an extension of the museum in the 90's, they found an additional 9 viking ships, one of which was a 36-meter long war ship! Who would have thought such history could be right there under our noses? I mean, these ships were sunk in the year 1070! 'Wow' is the best way to put that.
Mom and Dad with a replica viking ship — They actually sail these around the sound when the weather is nice! Wouldn't that be awesome?
Super unfortunate for me, Mom and Dad had to leave early the next day to return to Ireland for one last day of adventure. But I am so grateful and happy that they were able to visit! And I can't believe that it will only be a month before I see them again back home in Tennessee! Of course, first, I'm expecting another VIV (Very Important Vistor). My very own sister, Dierdra, will also be traveling across the seas to experience Copenhagen with me…plus a little excursione a Italia. Stay tuned!
Brian and I bumped into your dad at Ingles right before Thanksgiving and he told us about their trip to see you. So I had to check out your blog and photos, just wonderful!! I look forward to your post when Dierdra visits you (Emily would love to hide in her luggage I'm sure!) Take care and God bless you all!
Joyce and I are happy to get a second look at Denmark and Sweden via your collection and your dad,s assorted pictures.
Before you leave there i wanted to tell you what I recently heard. Perhaps in the late 1400's there was a very inept and not too handsome king in Denmark. Like most royal unions, he was matched with a very young bride that he had never seen before. The lady was very unhappy even though her husband was the king. I don,t recall who he was, but somehow she became very happy in the company of a young man whom she saw regularly.
I don't recall how it all turned out, but supposedly there is a current movie being shown in Denmark called "A Royal Affair" which tells this love story of so long ago. Are you familiar with any of this.?
I am so happy that you and Joyce are enjoying my stories and the pictures. Regarding your comment about the royal love affair in Danish history, I actually just watched the film "A Royal Affair" and find the matter intriguing. King Christian VII was often thought of as "crazy" and perhaps schizophrenic, but he married Princess Caroline Mathilda of Wales in 1766, which wasn't the happiest of all marriages. King Christian often sought other women and treated Queen Caroline as if she was his mother. Queen Caroline was not happy at all. Eventually, she began seeing the King's physician, Dr. Johann Struensee, who actually had a lot of political influence over King Christian as well. Until about 1772, Struensee used King Christian's power to introduce progressive reforms in Denmark through new laws and policies (such as abolition of censorship in the press, abolition of torture, abolition of unfree labor, etc.). He was a follower of the Enlightenment, and the previous royal council was not happy with the changes he was making. Eventually, they conspired against Struensee in late 1771, leading to his arrest, along with the arrest of his accomplice, Enevold Brandt, and the Queen Caroline Matilda herself in early 1772. Struensee and Brandt were sentenced to death via execution, but Queen Caroline was exiled and deported to Celle in Germany. She wasn't even allowed to take her children, Crown Prince Frederick and Princess Louise Auguste, with her.
When Prince Frederik became King in the early 1800's, however, he reinstated many of the ideals and reforms that Streunsee had initiated.
***And side note: The daughter, Louise Auguste, is thought to be the child of Dr. Struensee, not King Christian, which was a scandalous topic among the Danish population.
The movie was an amazing portrayal of this dramatic part of Denmark's history. I truly recommend that you watch it. It's all in Danish, but I watched it with English subtitles and it was still great!
Thanks for straightening out my timeline. Dr. S sounds more like a politician than a physician. Thanks for confirming what I had heard was fact rather than fiction.
We just reviewed your Thanksgiving narrative. You and your meal looked beautiful. Thanks again for sharing.


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March 11, 2022 By sonicboy19 in 2015, March Tags: David Letterman, Dick Tracy, Frida Kahlo, Howard Stern, Jean-Michel Basquait, Like A Virgin (Single), Material Girl, Rape, Rebel Heart, Rolling Stone, Tupac Shakur, Vogue, Warren Beatty 3 Comments
On March 11 2015, Madonna was interviewed by Howard Stern on SiriusXM.
Here are some tidbits we learned about Madonna during the interview, according to Rolling Stone magazine:
Her shocking VMA debut of "Like a Virgin" was an accident. "I had come down the wedding cake and my shoe fell off," she said. "I was like 'Oh shit, I can't dance in one shoe!" The mishap prompted quick decision-making on Madonna's end as to how to proceed with the performance and led to the controversial stage-humping that took place at the first Video Music Awards. "I didn't know my skirt was up. I proceeded to sing the song laying down on the ground. I was just making the best of the situation." She noted that her manager Freddy DeMann told her that her career would be over following the performance.
She craves normalcy every once in a while. "Every 3 days I crave it," she said. "Every three days I go, 'That's it. I'm moving to a cabin and living in the forest and no one's gonna fuck with me anymore.'" Stern probed as to why she thinks she could never give up her career and life in the spotlight. "Because I'm an artist and I'm tortured. I'm a masochist and I like to create. I don't know. Maybe one day I will."
Madonna's first year in New York included multiple robberies, an assault and an unreported rape. "I needed money for the payphone and [a stranger] gave it to me," she said. "He was a very friendly guy, and the phone was ringing. He was like, 'Oh, I live right across the street if you'd like to make the phone call from my house." The then 19-year-old Madonna agreed, blaming her "stupid friendliness" from her Midwestern roots. "I trusted everybody. The rest is not worth talking about."
She doesn't hate David Letterman. Stern acknowledged some early interviews between the pop star and talk show host, noting he could never tell if she liked him or was annoyed. "Oh, that's how I flirt with people," she revealed. "One time I was mad at him, when I said the 'f-word' a lot, but the rest of the time was good."
She dated Tupac Shakur. The late rapper had actually been the reason Madonna was mad at Letterman. "I was dating Tupac Shakur at the time, and he had gotten me all riled up about life in general," she said. "When I went on this show, I was feeling very gangster." Stern revealed his surprise about the little-known past relationship. "I think people know, if you're in the know," said Madonna coyly.
The misunderstood meaning of "Material Girl" gets on her nerves. "The song that irritated me the most about being associated with me is 'Material Girl,'" she said. "It was an ironic song because I'm certainly not a materialistic person." The topic came up as Stern had her clear up a rumor that she detested the success of "Like a Virgin" because other people had written it. The singer declared the rumor false, asserting that she loves the song and appreciates its writers.
Upon making her first $1 million, she indulged in buying a Frida Kahlo painting. "That was always my goal," she said on her art collection. "When I was married to Sean [Penn], I said 'When I make my first million, I'm going to buy art.'" Madonna had been a huge fan of Frida Kahlo since she was young. "I bought a self-portrait of hers. At the time it was rather inexpensive because people didn't know who she was."
Jean-Michel Basquiat destroyed all the paintings he had given to her. Madonna and Basquiat had dated when the singer was very young, but his heroin addiction ended up pulling them apart. "He was an amazing man and deeply talented. I loved him," she said. "When I broke up with him, he made me give all [his paintings] back to him. And then he painted over them black." She regrets giving the art back, but felt pressured to do so since it was something he had created.
She wrote "Vogue" in a few hours. Madonna stands by the idea that her best songs are the ones she wrote in only a couple of hours, "Vogue" included. "I thought it was a very cool dance, very presentational and elegant and all about vanity," she said about the dance of the same name. The song had been written for Dick Tracy, the film she made with ex-boyfriend Warren Beatty, and was inspired by all the classic movie stars. "[Warren] dated all of Hollywood, basically." She would ask him questions about what the stars she admired — and he dated — were like, including Natalie Wood and Julie Christie. "I looked up to [these women] and admired them."
March 11, 2019 By Jay in 2015, March Tags: David Letterman, Dick Tracy, Frida Kahlo, Howard Stern, Jean-Michel Basquait, Like A Virgin (Single), Material Girl, Rape, Rebel Heart, Rolling Stone, Tupac Shakur, Vogue, Warren Beatty 1 Comment


Once upon a time, I had no idea what to do with my life.
Actually, there were many times while I was in college and after when I was lost. Even when I had jobs, good jobs, I wasn't so sure that's what I wanted to do with my life.
If you just graduated college, and find yourself stuck in a job you can't stand or in a temporary job, this post is for you.
You don't have to go out there and save the world. Or start the next Amazon.com. Or figure out how to get your own TV cooking show. Or become Oprah tomorrow.
No. All you have to do is start.
I wrote this post for people who just graduated college, for those who are not feeling alive at work, and others of you who are still seeking your "thing" in life.
Here are 9 tips for you to get started on figuring out your direction in life when you have no idea what to do.
1) Offer your services to someone who needs help.
You have some skill set or ability that can help people. Figure out a way to help someone do something, anything. Can you believe that you can help people, including adults, learn to read? Or that teaching English is a sought after skill – that many people are looking for around the world?
Sending out emails takes some knowledge. And there's a big need out there for people to learn basic programs like Word and Excel. People out there also need help with the most basic tasks like typing letters, sending emails, posting updates on social media or many other basic tasks.
You have skills that can help other people. By giving that one thing that you have, time, you'll be able to get a better idea of what you enjoy doing and get inspired in the process.
Are you interested in a topic, career or a new business? I've found that one effective way to get yourself familiar with new topics and areas of interests is to blog about it.
Blogging is a great tool to share, teach, learn, and to explore your passion. Starting a blog is not very difficult and provides you a simple online outlet to share, connect, and pursue your passion.
If you're interested in cooking, try out your recipes and share them through a blog with your friends and family. A blog is a lot less expensive than opening a restaurant in Manhattan!
If you're interested in becoming a writer, share your writing via a blog to see how your writing resonates. If you're interested in moving up in your career at work, write about those things that are important in your industry.
3. Read the books on your book-shelf.
Books are quite underrated but they are awesome coaches, teachers, guides, and consultants.
People have left priceless advice, wisdom, and guidance for us through books. The most inspiring and accomplished individuals have written books chock-full of relevant and practical advice.
You're not going to be able to sit down for lunch with Echart Tolle, Donald Trump, Seth Godin or the women of Shark Tank to get life advice but you are going to be able to purchase their books or borrow them at the library, to get their insights, advice, and strategies.
These people are freely and willingly giving you a couple hours of their time for less than fifteen bucks!
Not ready to go out and buy another book? Pick up those books already sitting on your bookshelf and read them. Take some notes while you're at it and apply them to your life.
4. Be more aware of what brings you alive.
Even at work or at home, there are things you're doing just because you like to. It brings you joy, excitement, and fun. What do you enjoy about that activity?
No, you can't snorkel at work, but can you infuse the activities you love into your day job?
Or can you be mindful of what actually brings you joy at work? You might hate sales meetings but may enjoy leading a workshop. You might despise submitting reports but could love writing up white papers.
Think about your likes and dislikes at work. Be aware of the tasks you enjoy, and gravitate more towards those tasks.
5. Get out of your house. And your hometown.
Go out and do things. It doesn't have to be related to your career or your life goals. Go out and see something new. Visit a museum, attend a lecture, swing by a bookstore. Do activities that are convenient to you, and ideally free, so you can get inspired.
If you've never left your hometown, book a ticket out of there. No, you don't have to go Chris Guillebeau on us (and visit 193 countries) but you might consider going to visit your grandparents' back in Scranton.
Or visit a city you've never been to or take a trip to a country you've always wanted to go to.
You might just find your life partner, dream job or life purpose in a new environment.
At the very least, you'll see something different and have a change in perspective.
6. Talk to someone other than the cat.
I know. I know. Your pet may be a great conversationalist and perfect companion to watch the Bachelor, but they may not be contributing to your personal growth.
If you're interested in a new field or industry, reach out to someone to talk to them about it. Get their insights, perspective, and advice. If you ask the right way, people will love to share with you how they achieved their purpose or traveled their life journey.
Instead of jumping into a new career or launching a new blog called Unpick the Brain, speak to someone about the viability of your new idea.
7. Go meet your tribe.
If you have an area of interest or want to change to a new path or need another job, get out there and start meeting people who are doing what you want to do.
The easiest way to meet people in an industry you're interested in is to go an association meeting. People in every industry and field have groups that they have created to network in and keep up to date on industry issues.
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Every year there are Passover food shortages in prison. If Passover food isn't served though, Jewish inmates can sue California for violation of First Amendment rights. Credit: CreativeCommons / Idit Narkis Katz.
In the Department of Corrections Operations Manual it states clearly, that every religious group of inmates are allotted no more than two religious banquets a year. The State claims to cover the expenses for these religious banquets. The following is a narrative history of one of these events.
This year, all Jewish inmates of any race, creed and color residing at Happy Valley State Prison had their annual Passover Banquet without any delays, obstructions and obfuscations. All the memos were signed off by no less than twenty-six officials for a Jewish religious event situated in two separate yards (each yard housing a specific category of prisoner, such as violent or non violent; gang or non gang; general population or protected), for a total of fifty-two Jews. Everything went according to plan. I even coaxed some of my attendees to share what they were going through and they were warmly heard by the rest of the congregation; as far I could tell. There was the satisfaction of cutting through the enormous chain of command in order to celebrate a religious holy day, a day of freedom and redemption. I must be frank; the Passover banquets were much anticipated events, a sacred ritual performed on the first two nights of Passover. These Passover Banquets, the ones I performed and facilitated were performed four days into the Holiday or days before the holiday since I am a religious man and cannot travel during the actual holyday. Nevertheless, they still worked. Why? Well first off, the inmates receive a lot of extra food and free Passover food donations from Return- the National Outreach to Jews in Prisons. I watched their faces. I know it's a big thing for these guys. An event that happens once a year for Jewish inmates. Two: Everybody relates to freedom and redemption. The entire Jewish community affirms with all their buddies how essential and endearing the story of the Exodus is to all oppressed peoples of the world. To be honest with you, I have experienced African American participants truly experience liberation and redemption in deeper ways than a lot of the Jewish inmates who do not let on what is truly going on deep in their hearts. The Black brothers, they express themselves and I hear from them that they "got" the Exodus story, the story of Passover and the function and meaning the telling of the Haggadah. My Jewish brothers definitely intellectually know a lot more than the non- Jewish participants and they show off more. On the other hand it is challenging to decipher the condition of their hearts.
My memories emerged out of my brain as I drove back to my lonely non-descript Western style motel located near a Hispanic Mexican agricultural farm town.
What happened at this year's annual Passover Banquet was a far cry from the first Passover Seder I performed at San Joaquin State prison many years before. At that time it took no less than three and half months, that is ninety — ninety blankety bloody days to locate and convince twenty-six prison officials to sign my memos authorizing the event to happen. One year, I literally 'walked' the document through all the offices in all the departments that required signatures from their department heads. It took an entire day- close to nine hours. All the following years I began composing the Passover memos three to four months before; it was sent as a chain letter: one official sign off and then the document was 'kicked' up to next official in the chain of command. I did not sign up for this kind organizational meandering and bureaucratic obfuscation. Nevertheless, it was something I forced myself to learn. Even though I was enraged at first. By and by I resigned myself to the strange ways of this dark and humorous universe of American prison culture.
Food was the next big issue. Where do you get Kosher for Passover food? The State contracted with a food service provider called American Food Inc. and they subcontracted with kosher food providers who sell their products to the State. In order to have a Passover banquet one must have Kosher for Passover food. I don't know if you could appreciate this, but everyone knows at least in the food department that in order to get food for April you must order by January. The culinary department did everything right. They ran a tight ship down below in the prison food world; a well protected zone where even during lockdowns (caused by inmate incidents such as riots, stabbings and confrontations with custody officers) culinary worker inmates are brought down to prepare meals for close to seven thousands incarcerated souls.
The Food Department expected the Kosher for Passover food in the beginning of March of 2005. Nothing arrived! They waited another week. No communication. No Food. Suddenly, two weeks before the Passover holiday, a truck arrived from American Food Company (aka AFC). Word traveled down to Culinary Department: The Kosher Has Arrived!
A twist in procedures unravels in a way I never thought it would. In the Department of Corrections the protocol for delivery of food is as follows: the front gate officer takes a long handled pole with a big 24 inch concave mirror attached to its end and she, usually a female officer, slides the mirror underneath the chassis of the fourteen wheeler and makes sure there is no contraband or weapons of any sort covertly being brought in; and then the driver presents his (it's usually a male truck driver), papers, ID, company authorization and invoices of the items brought into the institution. If everything checks out, papers are given back to the truck driver and the truck is waved into the sally port, the backdoor gateway to the institution.
The trucker's papers didn't clear! His driver's license was expired; his credit cards were expired; he did not have even one id. He even misplaced the invoices of American Food Company. The gate officers refused to allow the trucker into the institution; I discovered later, he was a very nice down home dude from the Sierra foothills, a former corn farmer of the San Joaquin valley named Andy McIntyre. Lost his farm due to corporate farm buyouts and had to truck to earn his living. Nevertheless, he was ID handicapped. He was refused entry.
"I've been working for five years for AFC. Why don't you call them up? Just this one time? Please..?"
The Gate Officer replied bluntly: "No ID No Come IN."
So he turned his truck around and headed back to Modesto the shipping headquarters of AFC. Now, this is the part I do not comprehend. One would think the trucker would bring the truck back to headquarters; the warehouse managers would send another trucker with correct update identification back to San Joaquin State Prison. But no — instead, AFC took the contents of the truck and distributed the food contents to all the other prisons within the state prison system that were experiencing 'kosher for Passover' food shortages. As a matter of fact, every year there are Passover food shortages. The food delivery never made it back and the prison was immediately thrust into a major food crisis. No Kosher food for Passover. What this meant was, if Passover food was NOT served at the prison during the Holiday of Passover the Jewish inmates would sue the State for violation of Religion First Amendment Rights; and that part, the SJ STATE Prison wanted nothing of it. Inmate appeals meant time, money and effort spent and wasted because of a real stupid issue. The executive staff of the prison did not wish to be sued by sixty-three Jews. Guess what happened? The food manager turned to me and said in a trumpety and blustery voice: "Rabbi do you know where we could get Kosher for Passover food in lightning speed- I mean quick -other wise we are in a mess."
I thought to myself: "Now I have to fix the State's problem."
I responded to him and said, "I'll see what I can do." I immediately called all the Kosher food sources in Northern California and let me tell you, there were slim pickings because most Jews here are ninety percent assimilated Jews and are addicted to Chinese food. I finally contacted the New York Kosher Deli in Montclair and miraculously they carried Kosher For Passover TV Dinner Entrées: exactly the items we needed. I contacted the food manager — a shidduch was made, the deli was contracted for over four thousand dollars to serve my Jewish brothers. The downside was that it took the State three years to pay the very generous owner of the New York Kosher Deli in Montclair: the after effects of the financial crisis that hit the Department of Corrections. However, my mission was accomplished. AT LEAST WE HAD KOSHER FOOD FOR PASSOVER.
Every week I drive down from El Cerrito, California and navigate the horrendous serpentine evil Highway 880 where I witness, honest to God, auto accidents perpetually on a weekly basis. Just the other week I saw the aftermath of a head-on collision of a minivan and a sports car. It happened in at an intersection where there was construction going on and at a specific juncture there were no dividers and for some reason the sports car jumped the skimpy divider that was there crashing into a Van going no less than 72 mph. Finito. ZAP. The driver of the sports car died instantly.
On my way down to Happy Valley State Prison I was patient, just trying to get through this numbing hour of driving and could not wait to drive through Gilroy, Prunedale and the great farms of the Salad Bowl Valley Region. One last rain storm doused the area with enough rain to turn the Spanish- looking arid brown and yellow grazing zones into iridescent green jewels of sculpted hills for a change. Mostly black and white cows climbed and meandered in all the nooks and crannies of these redolent and sinuous hills. I always wished to snap a perfect picture but; my camera never could succeed the vision of my eyes. My memories however, have captured that vision of pastoral reflections. I stopped my Honda on the side of the road and saw lovely green hills sensuously curved like young intertwined lovers with farm buildings at the base, some of which appeared to be constructed like villas in Tuscany. Further down the road I saw fields of farmland that seemed to go on forever; stick-like humans sometimes dozens of weed cleaners walking down infinite rows. In some fields they were already picking vegetables of some sort and there stood in the middle of the field, a contraption which was a work station for workers to sort through the lettuce or broccoli onto a conveyer belt and there where workers who trimmed and packed these items into boxes. I saw in one field a circle of farm workers swinging their arms in left to right and right to left directions. This was amazing, for in the seven years of traveling I have seen this exercise circle only once. I saw mostly masked Latino farm workers bending down in the vast fields — servants of the Earth Goddess who get paid a pittance after working twelve hour days with no medical benefits whatsoever.
When I was a Hospital Chaplain Resident in Bay City Hospital and Medical College I saw a consistent stream of Mexican farm workers and their children admitted with severe respiratory and heart problems, needing at times extreme surgery or transplants. I always speculated upon that abundant use of pesticides in these fields caused these severe conditions. After working for twelve or so more hours in the fields they were huddled in buses taking them to places I know not. I saw in some fields a green luminosity that energized my mind. I kept on driving presuming that all the Passover Banquet paperwork was done and Passover was going to be celebrated excited my expectations.
I arrived at noon on the day the Passover Banquet services were scheduled. I showed my State ID at the front gate. The officers looked me over and checked my rolling valise. Let me go through gate number one-the outer gate of the prison. I walked up a long walkway around three hundred and ten feet or so. On each side was cultivated two singular lines of well cultivated roses: yellow, pink, deep crimson and white, interspersed with prickly fruit blossoming; its flowers appearing in the bright, hot, dry merciless sunshine as hallucinations of positivity. I walked up the stairs until I reached GATE # 2 of the prison. I showed my State ID again to an officer in the control booth who gave a cursory glance and buzzed me into the main section of the prison. I walked back to the control booth and showed my metal chits — metal coins that had the name WEITZ engraved upon it. These chits, in the size of half dollars made out of brass let me take out keys to the chapel where the services will be held. I walked to GATE #3 the Gateway to the Chapel. I inserted a six inch key into the outer door and then I fiddled around with a set of twenty two keys to open the door of office. I opened the door, started up my computer, looked into the glass window that faced into the main chapel to see if tables have been brought in so we would be able to celebrate Passover with honor as Brother Jesus looked down upon us from his eternal crucifixion at the front end of the chapel. "They' re there," I mumbled to myself as I sat at my desk. I had one hour before my guests would begin to arrive for the Annual Banquet Service. It was quiet for a couple of minutes.
Suddenly, the sirens began to scream throughout the prison. I looked outside into the endless hallway. The red lights had gone on and were flashing. That was code One! A full lock down of the prison was in process. A squad of six to ten custody officers appeared out of nowhere in green monkey suits, wearing black hats, fully armed, carrying large mace guns, big black shaped batons and head masks. They charged clumsily towards the hallway leading to the outside gates instead of the housing units where two thousand inmates are housed. No, they were heading outside either in front of the prison buildings or they were being called to another yard of the prison grounds or in the worst case scenario they were being called to another institution.
I yelled out to a hall officer:
"Where are they going?"
He yelled back: "Somewhere!"
My mind started racing OH NO! — there goes Passover. These guys are going to be so disappointed. I was electrified by what was happening in the moment: sirens, rushing men, all movement stopped, thousands of inmates on the yard lying prone and the sirens weren't going off. This was big stuff: 'What, a riot in the yards?' I asked myself. Was it inmates attacking guards–highly unlikely. It must be an inmate on inmate riot, I speculated, perturbed that no one wanted to tell me what was going on. Nobody was talking to me. I closed the chapel up and walked up to the control booth, showed my card, they opened the inner gate, I walked into the cubicle waiting for the outer inner gate to buzz me out; walked into the administration building and witnessed a surreal scene for the first time in my career as a prison chaplain:
There were armed guards in front of the Wardens office and the Chief Deputy Wardens Office. It felt like there was an armed takeover. Something different was happening today. I walked out and saw another surreal vision: all the roads on the prison grounds are blocked by State Police Cars with their blue red lights twirling away. Was this an escape? It must be. I slowly (always walk slowly in prison if you walk fast people get nervous) walked to the Outside gate and turned to face the pear shaped six feet tall Officer Marwan, my Lebanese friend. I knew he would tell me. "Marwan! Wa Salamu Alekum. "
"Aleikum a Sallam."
"There a lockdown."
"I should not be telling you"
" Marwan. I have to know. I have the annual banquet in an hour and half. In the name of Allah, what's really going on please!"
"Come into the office." I walked into the office.
He began talking in a low rumble making sure that anyone walking into the cubicle could not pick up the conversation.
"I don't know the sequence of events but it seems that a Supervisor in the Personnel Department was jealous of his girl friend who was starting to go out with another Supervisor. So Supervisor A threatened Supervisor B with bodily harm. Somehow the word got to the Investigation Squad and two hours ago they found pipe bombs in the trailer where Supervisor A lives in at the State Prison Trailer Park adjacent to the prison. Everything is shut down. All the roads at this campus and the roads leading to Roving Hills State Prison behind us in Toledo Mountains; they're all shut down."
"Will it affect services?" I asked breathlessly like an idiot.
"Rabbi," His eyes are popping out as if I just lost my mind. "Rabbi…EVERYTHING IS DOWN DOWN DOWN DOWN!"
I decided right then, I was going to fight this lock down with whatever I had. We were going to have a Passover Banquet even with pipe bombs set to blow. I swore in the name of my grandfather Itsik Isaac Mandel. I walked briskly back to the main building, and luckily got back into my office and began making calls to anybody who might know what to do in this situation. I walked down to the Custody Captain's office and convinced the secretary to see him immediately. She saw I was desperate and let me in.
I walked into his office and he is sorting out papers. He finally looked up at me and says: "Rabbi, I don't have time with this lock down in progress. How can I help you?"
There was a long silence. Captain Gerona looked at me with his pencil mustache, black onyx eyes giving him the look of an entrepreneur rather than the captain of a custody unit in a very large state prison.
"You know," he spoke in measured and well-enunciated words,
"Not only is this institution on lock down but Roving Hills State Prisons is also on lockdown. I don't know. Is this really important to you Rabbi?"
"Captain. This is is it! Once a year. Big expectations. Very important Holiday."
He does not respond. It is quiet in his office but chaos reigns everywhere else. I can watch him think and I can feel his decision emerging out of his brain.
"OK. Here's what I'll do for you. I will allow the Banquet to proceed under these conditions: Any inmate who is high security will not be allowed into the banquet due to the lockdown. Only low level inmates will be authorized to participate. Now, since there is a code red alarm going on the banquet will have to be set up in the visiting room. And since it will be held in the visiting room all inmates entering the room will be padded down by the officers. Agreed?"
"Agreed." I knew the inmates would hate this procedure; being padded down to go to a religious event. They hate that- but did I have a choice now? I was damn lucky I could do anything in the midst of this disaster.
The Captain spoke again. "I will call all the housing units and the officer will get the show rolling."
" Captain. You stepped to the plate. I appreciate your decision."
Captain Gerona gave me a conspiratorial wink and turned back to the phone line.
Gerona put the word out to his boys and all the doors opened. It seemed to me there was a mystical opening of the minds and hearts of inmates and custody staff together. The Passover Banquet happened miraculously. This is how Passover unraveled, de-raveled and re-raveled in that auspicious year of tension and breakthroughs while sirens blared and lights flashed and everyone at the prison were tense and serious and proud of their correctional attitude; sixty three Jews entered into the Exodus from Egypt in their minds eye lifting their souls to unexpected places of hope and redemption.
Eliahu J. Klein is a long time teacher of Kabbalah and Chassidism. He is the author of A Mystical Haggadah: Teachings, Meditations and Stories on Passover and The Kabbalah of Creation. He is currently a Jewish Chaplain for the California Department of Corrections serving anyone with spiritual needs.
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029 Clinical decision rules for children with minor head injury: a systematic review
A Pickering1,
S Harnan2,
P Fitzgerald2,
A Pandor2,
S Goodacre1
1Health Services Research, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK
2Health Economics and Decision Science, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK
Objectives and Background Clinical decision rules aid clinicians with the management of head injured patients. This study aimed to identify clinical decision rules for children with minor head injury and compare their diagnostic accuracy for detection of intracranial injury (ICI) and injury requiring neurosurgical intervention (NSI).
Methods Relevant studies were identified by an electronic search of key databases. Papers in English were included with a cohort of at least 20 children suffering minor head injury (GCS 13–15). Studies of a decision rule derived to identify patients at risk of ICI or NSI had to include a proportion of the cohort undergoing imaging. Study quality was assessed using the QUADAS checklist.
Results 16 publications, representing 14 cohorts, with 79 740 patients were included. Only four rules were tested in more than one cohort. Of the validated rules the paediatric emergency care applied research network (PECARN) rule was most consistent (sensitivity 98%; specificity 58%). For neurosurgical injury all had high sensitivity (98–100%) but the children's head injury algorithm for the prediction of important clinical events (CHALICE) rule had the highest specificity (86%) in its derivation cohort. The positive predictive value (PPV) for each rule were calculated. Of the large cohorts studied (>10 000 subjects) CHALICE had PPV of 5.4% compared with 2.0% for PECARN for ICI. For NSI the PPV calculated were 4.2% and 0.4% respectively.
Conclusion Of the current decision rules for minor head injury the PECARN rule appears the best for children and infants, with the largest cohort, highest sensitivity and acceptable specificity for clinically significant ICI. Application of this rule in the UK would probably result in an unacceptably high rate of CT scans per injury, and continued use of the CHALICE- based NICE guidelines represents an appropriate alternative.


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I have included a mix of items that are on sale for under $100 above. The sale ends on Saturday - so don't miss out! Also, everything ships for free (and has free returns) - so there is no risk in trying it. And, in case you missed it - I shared some cute dresses and tops yesterday that were as low as $12!
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As always such a great round up!!That gingham ruffle skirt is adorable, makes me wish I was about 15 years younger so I could pull it off!
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Love all of these picks, especially that cute laid back flutter sleeve tee!Thank you so much for your kind words today Lisa. They were greatly appreciated.
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Home Entertainment Endeavour Season 8: When Will It Be Released, and What Will Happen?
Endeavour Season 8: When Will It Be Released, and What Will Happen?
Endeavour Season 8 Updates: Endeavor has returned to television after a long hiatus, and fans are eager to see what cases young Inspector Morse (played by Shaun Evans) will investigate this time. The tale will take place a year after the events of the seventh season, in 1971.
With so many new episodes of the ITV show, viewers will be keen to see how many Sunday evenings they'll watch them, and how often they'll tweet about it.
The comic-killing game will begin at 9:00 p.m., and each episode will run around 2 hours, including commercials. The eighth season will consist of three episodes, each of which will follow the same pattern as the seventh, with the last episode airing on September 26, 2021.
With the exception of the fifth season, which contains six seasons, each season usually consists of four episodes. Though the coronavirus outbreak has wreaked havoc on the television industry, it's doubtful that this is the reason for the lack of episodes.
Endeavour Season 8 Episodes
It's possible that the authors had a certain plot in mind and were merely pushed into the duration of the three episodes. The producers will be hoping that the eighth season continues the popularity of the seventh season, which is only three seasons away.
New Releases: Endeavour Season 9: Release Date and Cast Information
The last episodes of the show, which aired right before the onset of the disease in 2020, drew a total of 6.8 million viewers. Last year, the sixth season pulled off one of the most impressive programme numbers ever, with an average of 7.2 million people watching each episode.
However, no season has ever matched the popularity of this driving episode, which aired in 2012 and drew 8.2 million views. Endeavor Morse continues his work on Criminal Investigation Command after a year of testing in the new episodes.
However, in the case of a murder at Oxford School, there is no entrance, and you are now on the lookout for the perpetrator. The detective, pushed to his limits, must figure out what happened since death might have political ramifications.
When the IRA attacks the Oxford eleven, Tries also attack a replacement duty of guarding them. Mostly, it appears like they are attempting to locate Oxford Wanderers top striker Jack Swift, which poses a significant challenge.
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The Penn Law student/alumni email system is now hosted in Office 365. As a student, you will receive a lifelong email account that will follow you after graduation and beyond.
Lifelong addresses will use the format username@pennlaw.upenn.edu.
In addition to email, students and alums will also have access to a full featured Outlook Calendar.
Read more on ITS Online's Help Doc.
Your PennKey is the username and password used for Penn online services. Your username may be the same one that you used while at Penn Law (e.g., if your Penn Law email address was "xysmith@law.upenn.edu," then your PennKey would be "xysmith").
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WASHINGTON - A federal judge has found a witness in contempt for refusing to testify before the grand jury hearing evidence in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
Miller's lawyer Paul Kamenar said after the hearing that Miller was "held in contempt, which we asked him to be in order for us to appeal the judge's decision to the court of appeals."
Howell stayed her order while Miller's legal team appeals the judge's decision.
Rudy Giuliani says President Trump's attorneys are reluctant to have him face questions from special counsel Robert Mueller about obstruction of justice!
Miller lost a court battle earlier this month to quash a subpoena, after Howell issued a 93-page opinion saying Miller must testify before the grand jury.
Roger Stone, political operative with ties to the Trump campaign is the guest at January's Tiger Bay Club event.
Kamenar said he believes Miller's challenge could ultimately rise to the Supreme Court.
"None of these questions are easy," the lawyer said, adding that the appeal was designed to challenge the constitutionality of Mueller's appointment, not slow or obstruct the investigation.
Separately, another Stone associate, Randy Credico, said Friday that he had received a subpoena to testify before the grand jury Sept. 7 and did not plan to fight it. Stone has claimed that in 2016 Credico was a conduit to Julian Assange, founder of the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks.
A hearing transcript from June 18 shows Miller was subpoenaed for information about Stone as well as key figures in the 2016 hacking of the Democratic National Committee, and the public release of Democrats' emails during the campaign. According to that transcript, the subpoena seeks information from Miller about WikiLeaks and Assange. WikiLeaks published large volumes of hacked Democrats' emails during the campaign.
Miller had asked for "some grant of immunity" regarding financial transactions involving political action committees for which he assisted Stone, according to Alicia Dearn, an attorney for Miller.
On that issue, Miller "would be asserting" his Fifth Amendment right to refuse to answer questions, Dearn said.
As for the hacking and WikiLeaks questions, Dearn said at the hearing, "we don't believe he has any information" about those topics.
Court filings unsealed Friday show Miller was first subpoenaed in June to testify at the end of that month, setting off months of legal jousting.
At the June 18 hearing, Dearn said that while she believes Miller is "innocent of any wrongdoing, I don't want my client to step into something that might be happening." She said she was concerned he could lose or waive his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination by answering investigators' questions.
Prosecutors called it contradictory for Miller's lawyers to claim, on the one hand, that he knew nothing of value and participated in no illegal activity, and simultaneously claim an unspecified Fifth Amendment concern.
Aaron Zelinsky, one of Mueller's prosecutors, said at the hearing that Miller sat for a brief FBI interview without raising such concerns, and had planned to meet with prosecutors for an informal interview without any proffer for immunity - as would normally be the process - before Dearn's appearance in the case.
At the time, Miller was complying with a subpoena for records, according to the transcript. Dearn said Miller found thousands of documents, many of which were emails received to Stone's website, which Miller had forwarded to him to respond to booking requests. Dearn said Miller worked with Stone very little in 2015 and 2016, but continued to receive forwarded emails now subject to prosecutors subpoena.
"There may be responsive documents, but it's not that he is still working for Mr. Stone," Dearn said.
Peter Flaherty, chairman of the National Legal and Policy Center, a conservative nonprofit that is funding Miller's legal fight, said Miller is in Missouri.
Earlier in the day, Kamenar and Flaherty were seen entering Howell's courtroom before she sealed it, and declined to comment on the proceeding. Kamenar spoke afterward, confirming it was a hearing held after prosecutors filed a motion to find the witness in contempt.
Mueller is investigating whether any of Trump's associates conspired with Russia's efforts to influence the election. Stone has faced scrutiny in part because of a series of public statements and tweets he made during the 2016 campaign appearing to suggest he had advance knowledge of the hacked emails released by WikiLeaks. The emails' publication embarrassed Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and helped disrupt the race.
U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded the Russian government was behind the hacking of the material from the Democratic Party and the personal email account of Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta. A grand jury indicted 12 Russian military officers in July for orchestrating the hacks.
Miller worked for Stone during the 2016 presidential campaign, handling duties such as setting up media interviews. He is one of at least a half-dozen of Stone's associates to be called to testify. Others include his driver, John Kakanis, and a social media consultant, Jason Sullivan. Kristin Davis, who gained notoriety in the 2000s as the "Manhattan Madam" when she ran a high-end prostitution ring, is also expected to testify to the grand jury.
Stone has accused Mueller's team of harassing his associates.


Ipswich is well known for sweltering summer days, so it was surprising to find a winter wonderland tucked away here this Christmas. Visitors to Redbank Plaza can experience a unique festive activity by stepping inside their giant snow globe for some white Christmas fun.
The life-sized snow globe will be open every day until December 24th from 10am to 3pm, with extended hours to 8pm on Thursday nights. It is located on the ground floor outside Aldi supermarket and is pretty hard to miss. For your chance to win one of 20 $100 gift cards, simply take a photo of yourself in the snow globe and upload the image to the Redbank Plaza Facebook page. Don't make the same mistake we did though – photos taken too close to the snow globe may appear blurry through the thick plastic of the dome.
The snow globe is one of those magical Christmas icons so the chance to be a part of one is something truly special. Plenty of people were using this as an opportunity to create Christmas portraits that would otherwise be impossible to replicate in Brisbane's summer weather. Kids were using the snow globe to play pretend by making snow angels and generally skipping happily around the set.
It probably won't be a suitable replacement white Christmas for those people who have been yearning for one, but the illusion of a wintry Christmas was enough to delight our family. While you won't need snow boots, gloves or even a beanie to enter the snow globe, you will need merry smiles, a bit of co-ordination to navigate the fake snow, and of course some wintry Christmas imagination.
Why? Ever dreamt of having a white Christmas?
Wow, the giant snow globe looks amazing. I have never seen anything like it.


This truck lines up eagerly against competing models, delivering the perfect blend of power, safety and flair! A turbocharger further enhances performance, while also preserving fuel economy. It includes leather upholstery, heated and ventilated seats, front fog lights, and a blind spot monitoring system. Under the hood you'll find a 6 cylinder engine with more than 300 horsepower, and for added security, dynamic Stability Control supplements the drivetrain. Four wheel drive allows you to go places you've only imagined.


TAFE stands for Technical and Further Education which offers vocational tertiary education for students interested in workplace skills. These VET courses are mostly practical in nature and offer certificates, diplomas and advanced diplomas. These qualifications can assist you getting in to University or help you find a job. In general VET courses are shorter and less costly than university degrees. No prior grades or qualifications are required except regulasr schooling up to Yr 10, 11 or 12.
certificate I–IV —teaches industry specific introductory skills and training; teamwork, literacy and numeracy and communication skills communication, skills, literacy and numeracy, and teamwork. Courses run from a few weeks to up to 2 years.
diplomas — paving the way for enterprise, industry and para-professional careers these courses require one to two years of full-time study. Some diploma courses can be completed at university level.
advanced diplomas —provide a high standard of practical skills for employment in specific career areas, such as engineering, accounting and building design. Some advanced diploma courses can be completed at university level and generally require 18–24 months of full-time study.
vocational graduate certificates/diplomas — these are the equivalent of the higher education graduate certificate or diplomas. They usually require 6-12 months full-time study and provide high level employment-related knowledge and skills. The graduate certificate requires 6–12 months of full-time study. The graduate diploma requires 1–2 years to complete.


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Home Tech Vista Equity invests $300 mn in telehealth software firm TigerConnect
Vista Equity invests $300 mn in telehealth software firm TigerConnect
Healthcare communications software provider TigerConnect has raised $300 million in growth investment from private equity firm Vista Equity Partners, Reuters reported.
The valuation of TigerConnect wasn't known. TigerConnect last raised $45 million at a valuation of $370 million in September 2020, according to PitchBook data, counting HealthQuest Capital and New Leaf Ventures as its backers. Some of the early investors have exited through Vista's investment.
Santa Monica, California-based TigerConnect delivers cloud-based clinical communication and collaboration solutions, including telehealth, to over 7,000 healthcare organizations and 700,000 caregivers.
Brad Brooks, TigerConnect's co-founder and chief executive confirmed the partnership with Vista, but declined to comment on the amount or valuation.
The company plans to use the proceeds to invest in its product to meet the growing need for clinical collaborations, as well as looking for acquisition opportunities.
The number of users on TigerConnect's platform more than doubled during the past year as hospitals try to improve efficiency and the experience for patients during the pandemic
TigerConnect, founded in 2010, sells subscription-based software solutions, including collaboration, communication, scheduling and patient engagement. It also plans to utilize AI and machine learning technology to provide smart solutions based on the platform data.
Vista has over $86 billion in assets under management and specializes in investing in enterprise software, data and technology companies. Last week, it invested an undisclosed amount in BlueConic, a Boston-based customer data platform.


The founders of New York start-up Pave say that their site, launched Wednesday, will tackle student debt by connecting students and other young people launching careers with established professionals willing to invest money and mentorship, who would then receive a percentage of the student's future earnings for a predetermined period of time.
Pave users (or "prospects") establish a profile by providing verifiable information like college major, GPA and portfolios or other evidence of their talent or work, and then list an amount they want to raise between $3,000 and $50,000 (the average is currently $20,000 to $30,000).
The site performs a credit check on all prospects, sharing that information with backers, who are owed the agreed upon share as soon as their prospect starts earning an income and filing tax returns.


Our IoT device runs only our application and the device users can not launch additional apps. The IoT device users and IoT device admins both run under normal (non-admin) accounts with identical privileges.
Device admin users can launch the admin panel and device users can not. My current thought is to have a service running that users with access to the admin panel can call into and the service will perform the admin task on their behalf.
Is there a better way to acomplish this?
This is a Windows device being set up for single-purpose usage.
The device is interactive, with users that have different roles (same permissions).
normal users can use the device. Device Admins can use the device and acess the admin panel where they can further restrict the firewall settings, add new users, disable USB ports (if desired).
After logging in (as whatever user) the OS drops the user into our app, which needs to provide access controls enforcing user boundaries based on role.
The device must be able to function without networking, networking with or without AD.
We need to support multi-factor authentication using smartcards, CAC cards, mag strips.
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