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Miami Vice (1989) – Too Much, Too Late, and Freefall
Valerie (Pam Grier) is back, in this, the penultimate episode of Miami Vice, and the fourth and final of the 'lost' episodes, which aired after the finale. Written by Jack Richardson from a story by John A. Connor, this episode finally debuted on television on 25 January, 1990. Valerie returns to Miami to help out…
Miami Vice (1989) – The Lost Madonna, and Over the Line
Robert Goethals pens this episode that first aired on 17 March, 1989. It sees vice detectives Sonny Crockett (Don Johnson) and Ricardo Tubbs (Philip Micheal Thomas) assisting a New York Cop, Jeffrey Whitehead (Micheal Chiklis) in helping recover stolen artwork that a drug dealer has grabbed, They find themselves in the art world, and find…
Miami Vice (1989) -Hard Knocks, and Fruit of the Poison Tree
Switek's (John Talbott) gambling addiction is getting worse as we find out in Hard Knocks. Written by Ken Solarz from a story by Robert Ward, Scott Shepherd and Solraz, this episode first debuted on 20 January, 1989. Switek sinks into drunkenness, and increasingly poor gambling choices getting him in more trouble with a gangster,who has…
Miami Vice (1988) – Bad Timing, and Borrasca
Bad Timing written by Scott Shepherd, is the final episode in the Sonny Burnett arc. Vice detective Sonny Crockett (Don Johnson) is under review and testimony seems to be pretty damning, but I'm sure he'll find his way through. First airing on 2 December, 1988, Sonny has his hands full with the review, and takes…
Miami Vice (1988) – Redemption in Blood, and Heart of Night
The Sonny Burnett arc comes to a close this week with Redemption in Blood. Written by Scott Shepherd and Ken Solarz from a story by Robert Ward, this story first debuted on 11 November, 1988. Vice detective Sonny Crockett (Don Johnson) still believes he is his undercover alter ego, Sonny Burnett, and has done some…
Quantum Leap (1989) – Catch a Falling Star and A Portrait for Troian
Sam (Scott Bakula) leaps into the body of Ray Hutton, the understudy in a musical production of Man of La Mancha in Catch a Falling Star. This episode was written by Paul Brown, aired on 6 December, 1989 and was directed by Bellisario, himself. This one introduced me to the musical of La Mancha, as…
Quantum Leap (1989) – What Price, Gloria? and Blind Faith
Deborah Pratt writes her first episode of the series, What Price, Gloria? and becomes one of the strongest voices of the show, so much so that when the new introduction is put in place, it's her voice selling the show. Airing on 25 October, 1989, the episode finds Sam Beckett (Scott Bakula) leaping into…


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Why do teachers sexually abuse students?
A: This is one of the first questions parents will ask when they discover that a teacher has been abusing their child. There are many reasons why a teacher abuses a child, such as satisfying a sadistic desire or a desire to have a "real" relationship with a student.
Regardless of whether a victim is 17 years old or 7 years old, teachers who sexually abuse students have one thing in common – a skewed sense of morality. Teachers, coaches, and any adult who holds a position of trust and power over a student commits a grave crime when they break that trust and abuse the student.
More: Perpetuating Teacher-Student Sex Abuse in Schools
It's also important to note that schools and institutions often engage in conduct which allows such abuse to occur. In these situations, schools which have reason to suspect the abuse and do nothing about it, are in a sense, far worse than the abuser. Time and time again, school administrators will sweep allegations of sexual abuse under the rug in order to protect the school's reputation and avoid an investigation. This is particularly true in private school settings including religious or parochial schools where policies and procedures vary and are oftentimes lax.
Here's the reality – in a school sex abuse situation, other students and teachers usually have either directly seen the abuse or have heard rumors about the abuse. When questioned, many students and teachers will admit that they heard something was going on between the teacher and a student, but did not think it was their place to do or say anything about it. In other words, they were all afraid to rock the boat. This mentality is often shared by school administrators. Schools may find themselves having to answer a civil action in situations where it did nothing about allegations of sex abuse within its walls.
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On a recent trip to Sri Lanka, every Buddhist temple had the mention of a place called "Bodhgaya" as one of the most holy Buddhists sites across the globe. Such a revered place happens to be India itself, in the state of Bihar. And while most of us stereotype Bihar for its corruption and crime – we often fail to see that it is also home to "Bodhgaya" – where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment, and most scholars visit only to study Buddhism.


LEXINGTON, Mass., April 2, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Aldeyra Therapeutics, Inc. (Nasdaq: ALDX) (Aldeyra), a biotechnology company devoted to developing and commercializing next-generation medicines to improve the lives of patients with immune-mediated diseases, today announced enrollment of the first patient into the RENEW Phase 3 clinical trial of topical ocular reproxalap for the treatment of dry eye disease.
"Based on the positive results from our Phase 2b dry eye disease clinical trial, in which reproxalap demonstrated early onset and broad activity, we are pleased to initiate the RENEW Phase 3 trial," commented Todd C. Brady, M.D., Ph.D., President and CEO of Aldeyra. "In the United States, dry eye disease affects approximately 20 million adults, a large patient population that is underserved by currently available therapies, which often require weeks of therapy to achieve modest clinical benefit."
The RENEW Trial is a two-part, multi-center, randomized, double-masked, parallel-group, vehicle-controlled, adaptive Phase 3 clinical trial evaluating the efficacy of reproxalap ophthalmic solution (0.25%) vs. vehicle in 400 patients with moderate-to-severe dry eye disease. Results from the first part of the trial will confirm the dosing regimen and sample size for the second part. The co-primary endpoints of the trial will be ocular dryness and fluorescein nasal region ocular staining in pre-specified moderate to severe patient subsets analyzed over twelve weeks of therapy using Mixed effects Model Repeated Measures (MMRM).
In September 2018, Aldeyra reported results from a Phase 2b dry eye disease clinical trial, which demonstrated statistical superiority of reproxalap versus vehicle across multiple symptoms and signs. In the Phase 2b clinical trial, the MMRM p values for the Phase 3 co-primary endpoints of dryness and staining were 0.0048 and 0.0007, respectively.
More information about the RENEW trial is available on www.clinicaltrials.gov (NCT03879863).


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This Is Why Brexit Is So Popular
Mark Sheward, defending, said his client accepted the conviction but was not responsible for everything that took place. He said the married father and long distance lorry driver was the main breadwinner for his family.
He added: "His main concern is what is going to happen to them. The people who will be punished if he goes to custody will be his wife and child."
And that's his fault. No-one else's.
And he's got a bit of a cheek playing the 'dedicated family man' card in this case anyway!
Mr Amarasinghe said it was Scapau who fetched others to join the attack on Mr Vulturu at the junction of Washington Street and Southfield Street in the Arboretum. Miss Simonesc described how the men made'rude comments' towards her in Romanian. She tried to ignore them but they persisted so she told them her boyfriend, Mr Vulturu, was 'coming soon'.They told her they 'didn't care', stood in her way, invaded her personal space and used foul language.
When her partner arrived they set upon him in a 'savage', 'sustained' and 'unprovoked' attack.
Mr Amarasinghe said: "It involves punching him, putting him to the floor. They jump on him, kick him whilst he's on the ground. The witnesses said he was stamped on several times.
"Miss Simonesc lost count of the number of times he was hit. Mr Vulturu could hear her screaming."
When Miss Simonesc intervened she was grabbed by one of the attackers, not Scapau, and pulled away, sworn at and warned she too would be beaten up.
Yes, clearly his family is uppermost in his mind...
Judge Nicholas Cole said: "Those who kick people on the ground and stamp on their head must understand that very serious injuries can often arise."
He told Scapau he had played a leading role in a group attack. However, he balanced this against the defendant's lack of previous convictions and accepted the submission that the attack was 'out of character'.
He sentenced him to 18 months in prison, suspended for 18 months, ordered him to complete 200 hours of unpaid work and pay £1,000 compensation to Mr Vulturu.
We have enough worthless scum in this country, don't we? Why on earth are we forced to give free movement to those in Europe too?
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I have a live fundraiser however, my site is not picking up the page created.
I created a live fundraiser on my site and it is not linking when it is clicked on. It says it can't be found. Any ideas?
Could you please share me the link to test?
Could you please share me the screenshot of Fundraising Permalink Settings from the following path so that i can troubleshoot it?
Try re-saving the Fundraising Permalink and WordPress Permalink Settings.
Attached is the screen shot of the permalink setting and my edit screen.
As far as I can tell the link matches the permalink.
Thank you for your reply and sharing the screenshot.
It seems from the screenshot there isn't anything wrong with Fundraising settings.
Could you please just try on your development site deactivating all other plugins and using default WordPress theme like Twenty Thirteen as displayed in the flowchart on the following page to know which theme/ plugin is conflicting if any?
Thanks for the reply. I tried to deactivate plugins, reinstall fundraiser, I then tried it on twentythirteen and fourteen, but I am still getting the same error message. For some reason, I can access http://www.edifymovment.org/fundraisers/ just fine, but when I go to the specific fundraiser, it can't find the file.
Sorry for the delay here. Vinod is away as he is getting married soon.
Do you have any other test site where we can test this out ? I doubt its the theme causing issues.
I am not able to get any of the other themes working either. I get a blank screen as well. I am not sure why that is happening. I don't have another test site unfortunately.
I asked the person who initially built the site and her response was: "When the website was delivered in 2012 the install used the web host quick install for WordPress. Nothing was changed to prevent switching themes"
I am at a bit of a loss. I am thinking this may be a server issue?
I would like to have a closer look at your issue to see what might be causing it.


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Love this kit! Been hard at work scrapbooking my son's baby years since it arrived!
The main sticker page in this package has faded stickers, especially the dinosaurs. Can you please send me a new sticker sheet. Otherwise the package is fine.
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On its approach to Antarctica Chilean Air Force plane assumed crashed
Olivia Mill | Dec 10, 2019 | World
A Chilean Air Force plane with 38 individuals on board that disappeared Monday night on its approach to Antarctica is attempted to have smashed, said the Air Force on Tuesday.
The plane is presumed to have crashed, given that the amount of fuel and the plane's autonomy had already run out. Given that, it is already assumed that the plane has crashed, said Gen. Francisco Torres in a broadcast public interview.
The C-130 Hercules flying machine had withdrawn from the Chilean capital of Santiago and halted quickly in Punta Arenas close to the nation's southern tip, the Chilean Air Force said in an announcement.
The four-motor air ship at that point proceeded toward the nation's Antarctic base before losing radio contact around 6 p.m. neighborhood time close to the Drake Passage, the waterway between the tip of South America and Antarctica.
Its last realized position was around 390 nautical miles from Punta Arenas and 280 nautical miles from the Antarctic base, as per the Air Force.
There were 17 team individuals and 21 different travelers ready, who were en route to perform logistical support tasks for example, fixing the skimming oil pipeline that gives fuel to the base, said the Air Force.
Notwithstanding group individuals, the plane was likewise conveying faculty from the military, a building firm, and the University of Magallanes.
After the plane lost contact, the Air Force pronounced a condition of caution and prepared a hunt and salvage group, actuating Air Force assets in Santiago and the Magallanes locale in southern Chile. President Sebastian Pinera tweeted on Tuesday that he was deliberating with security authorities in Cerrillos to screen the salvage activity.
Air and sea specialists are as yet looking for survivors in the region of the plane's last known area and educating the families regarding the travelers ready, the Air Force said.
The C-130 is viewed as a workhorse of present day militaries around the world. The four-motor turboprop is utilized vehicle troops, gear and load. The planes can convey as much as 42,000 pounds of freight or around 90 battle troops.
The main C-130 Hercules went into administration in the US Air Force during the 1950s. Anyway the more present day H and J model variations were presented during the 1970s and 1990s, separately.
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Banditos bad, but entertaining
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Straight from the Gutter, self-released by the Banditos, is old-school punk in its most unrehearsed, technically imperfect and haphazard form. The Banditos are not a good band–at all.
Before playing the album, you may notice that Straight from the Gutter's cover shows a picture of a man, whose head is a poorly photoshopped dollhead wearing a metal helmet. The man is holding a guitar, but, what's more? The guitar is on fire. Aside from being absolutely ridiculous, this image is the mark of a band who just doesn't care.
Toward the beginning of the album, "The Basement" kicks things off with loud and obnoxious drums, fuzz guitar and outright screaming. Lyrics like, "We don't talk about the basement / That's the way that it goes" are really just nonsensical utterances being yelled at you while a rock band rages on in the background.
"Graveyard Dance" follows in similar suit. "Dracula is doing the twist, but Frankenstein is getting pissed" is an example of mindless writing and a questionable-at-best subject matter. A glorified minor-blues, the Banditos should be ashamed of themselves for borrowing from such a respected genre to make a punk song. A perfectly good chord progression is wrecked with, as always, fuzzed-out guitar, pounding drums and screaming vocals. "Anybody seen the invisible man / Last time I saw him he was doing the slam" finishes the second verse just before you need to turn your stereo off.
But the Banditos are more than just bad music, they represent what happens when four guys come together to try and exceed the sum of their parts. Alone, each member could surely create an unorganized pile of sound, but Straight from the Gutter is ridiculous, mindless and, because of this, endlessly entertaining—even if there is no intrinsic musical value. While we can assume that tracks like "Heart Attack Spree" and "Snake Plissken" won't deliver major musical breakthroughs, they are undeniably fun to listen to, and make you laugh, however they are quite over-the-top.At least The Banditos will force a chuckle out of you.
At most, this album will make you question why you listen to music in the first place. Does it really matter whether or not a group is "good" if they can't make you feel something? While the ideal situation would be good technical ability that also inspires genuine feeling, the Banditos get it half right, and it's the better half. Each member is able to play their instrument well enough to get their point across; it just so happens that they don't have anything particularly complicated or proficient to say. The response this music garners—laughter, mindlessness and surprise—is what matters. The Banditos cultivate meaning out of music that has no meaning and pay rightful due to the funnier side of life—something we could use more of. The Banditos, true to punk tradition, just don't care.
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John Horton says:
Fun fact: there is no photo-manipulation on the album cover. The baby face is a silicone prop mask, and the helmet was a Goodwill find. Evan is wearing fire-retardant clothing, and the guitar is doused in lighter fluid.
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This review- nonsense, but entertaining


Motorists are facing delays on the A17 after a crash in the early hours.
The incident happened at 5.30am today, Friday, December 7, and blocked the road.
All lanes of the A17 were reopened at 7.30am - but the incident is still causing traffic problems in the area.
According to Google Traffic maps there are queues of three miles in the area.
Drivers looking to use the road during rush hour may wish to find an alternative route.
Traffic is being affected between Boston Road at the B1394 and the Boston turn at Swineshead Bridge.
Lincolnshire Police Force Control Room tweeted: "A17 Heckington - road blocked due to RTC -inc 37 7/12/18 refers."
It is not yet known if anyone was injured during the collision.
Lincolnshire Police said it was a two vehicle collision involving an arctic lorry and a van.
One person has suffered minor injuries.


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Arguably the most influential artist of the 20th century, Pablo Picasso is a name that has become synonymous with avant-garde artistry, as well as with sheer creative precocity. As was his truly innovative style, Picasso routinely reinvented his works throughout his career, continually adopting and pioneering new styles and techniques during his lifetime. Although best known for his paintings, Picasso also worked extensively in sculpture, ceramics, etchings, and lithography.
The artist left his mark on the industry in 1908, when he collaborated with Georges Braque to revolutionize the art world through his establishment of the Cubist movement. The groundbreaking movement heavily focused on the depiction of objects as perceived by the intellect, rather than as perceived by physical appearance. Forcing the observer to take an active role in the assemblage of the image, Cubism is acclaimed for its utilization of a means of amassing imagery piece-wise, as would a puzzle. This construction of a new reality, coupled with the new constraints of a relationship between the artist and viewer, resulted in the innovational rejection of the otherwise conventional mirrored existence of time, a concept, which was entirely new for the time.
For Picasso, art resembled life, and therefore, the artist often referred to his work as a form of diary. The artists' creations in various mediums were heavily influenced by his character, and often referenced his Spanish heritage, his infamous relationships with women, and his passionate and rebellious approach to the world around him.
Born in Malaga, Spain in 1881 to an art school instructor father, Pablo Picasso's talent was immediately recognized. With his father's encouragement, Picasso studied at La Lonja's School of Fine Arts in Barcelona and later at the San Fernando Academy in Madrid. Uninspired by the restraints of academics, he dropped out to instead pursue his own course of artistic development, which included the studying of works by masters such as Goya, van Gogh, Cezanne, and other monumental artists of the time. At the young age of 18, Pablo Picasso assembled his first solo exhibition. Earning a modest living through the sale of his works, Picasso moved to Paris in 1990, where his work was immediately well received. Picasso continued to create prolifically throughout his long life, working simultaneously in various styles of expression as well as various media, and died in 1973, at the age of ninety-one. The infamous works of Picasso are held in prestigious collections internationally, such as The Museum of Modern Art, the Tate Gallery, and those institutions dedicated specifically to his works, such as the Museo Picasso Málaga.
Long-Sharp Gallery recommends resources such as these be consulted when studying the works and life of Pablo Picasso:
Zervos Volume I and Volume II
John Richardson (Volume I, Volume II, Volume III)
Picasso Museum (Barcelona)


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There is something about seeing a project from start to finish. In extended care, during break camps, and in our summer camps, this is the driving force that builds a sense of community and family: we cook together.
My love of cooking started when I was quite young. In my childhood home, I cooked a meal every week. I loved it, and my parents thought it was important. I chose the meal, shopped for the ingredients, and made everything myself for my family to enjoy together around the table.
It was satisfying to see the project go from start to finish. Plus, I loved learning what ingredients go into what I'd already been eating, and seeing how complex or how simple some recipes were. Cooking has always brought me joy. I definitely see that same joy within Detroit Waldorf School.
Every day, early childhood classrooms prepare snacks together. In extended care, we eat together and during camp, we cook, go into the gym to play, then come back to check on what we are creating. It's incredibly satisfying, but also community-building, to cook together. There is nothing more communal than being in a kitchen.
In my role as Extended Care and Camp Coordinator, my biggest goal is to create an environment where children feel like they are a small family.
These programs have existed for longer than I've been at the school, mostly for the ease of parents' schedules. But beyond that, extended care and camps are like their own community, driven by an open playfulness that welcomes all who participate.
Friendships grow beyond the grades. Classes mesh and children see new people, make new friend groups, play new games. All the programs I coordinate are a way to experience Detroit Waldorf School in a different way. Just like assemblies, plays and festivals, extended care, break camps and summer camp are ways to expand our connections to the school - and invite people to sample the beauty of Waldorf Education.
As we finalize the details for 2019 Detroit Waldorf Summer Camps, I am reminded of how these simple week-long programs take place in a familiar space for our students, their school, but during a time when school is not in session. There is a mysticism around being in school with the freedom to play all day, cook in the kitchen, almost take a little vacation at school.
This year, we are theming two weeks at a time around the same focus, keeping student-interest-driven inspiration for the themes. Themes will include art (two- and three-dimensional art like painting and crafting), games (team games, imagination games, water games), performance art (theater and music) and gardening and cooking sprinkled throughout the summer. With every camp, we will create a group snack daily, to ensure time spent in the kitchen together, creating and nourishing one another.
My top priority in all the programs I coordinate is that the children are comfortable. I want them to feel like they have a part in what happens, that they see how their contributions help the whole group.
Every day in extended care, children create new games. It could be hand hockey or bouncing a ball into a goal in a new way or painting with chalk dust. The children are so creative and when given space and freedom to explore, they flourish in their creativity.
I have to, of course, give credit to the amazing extended care staff that are with the children every day! They truly make it the free and comfortable space it has become, and I am grateful to work with such a wonderful team.
At Detroit Waldorf School, we are all connected in our love of childhood. I hope that our summer camps can grow with help from alumni, who love the school and want to return as counselors, to share their love of Waldorf.
This summer, I hope our camps will not only nourish and nurture our students, but also welcome new families and students into the Detroit Waldorf School community. Focused on inclusivity and friendship - I treat everyone like we are friends! - our programs are a good introduction to what this school is all about. Everyone has an understanding and a mutual respect that goes a long way to build trust and overall enjoyment.
Ryan Gumbleton is Extended Care, Break Camp & After School Program Coordinator, Detroit Waldorf School. Ryan grew up in Hamtramck and Ferndale, attending Ferndale Public Schools, University of Detroit Jesuit High School and Wayne State University. He studied sculpture and photography in college, while working at summer camps as a counselor and director. Ryan came to Detroit Waldorf School in the fall of 2017.


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Amanza Smith Wiki, Bio, Age, Instagram Husband & Biography
Amanza Smith Wiki – Biography
Amanza Smith (born December 12, 1976) is an American model, actress, interior designer, and real estate agent. She works for a very famous group called the Oppenheim group.
This concern is basically related to the business of selling super expensive properties to the rich and famous. They have different celebrities on their client list.
On Netflix, the series called Selling Sunset launched on May 22, 2020. It is the second season of the show. The first season released in 2019. In this series, viewers will have the opportunity to see how these agents deal with their clients.
Real Full Birth Name Amanza Smith.
Age (As of 2019) 43 years old.
Date of Birth (DOB), Birthday December 12, 1976.
Nationality American.
Religion Christian.
Ethnicity White.
Gender Female.
Birthplace/Hometown Indiana, USA.
Sexuality (Gay or Lesbian) Straight.
Sun Sign (Zodiac Birth Sign) Sagittarius.
House Location California, USA.
Physical Statistics
Height (Tall) Feet & Inches: 5'10".
Meters: 1.77 m.
Centimeters: 177.8 cm.
Weight Pounds: 127.86 lbs.
Kilograms: 58 Kg.
Eye Color Black.
Hair Color Brown.
Parents Father: Not known.
Mother: Not available.
Siblings No data.
Marital Status Divorced.
Boyfriend Ralph Brown.
Kids 1. Noah.
2. Baker.
Languages English.
Social media Instagram: amanzasmith (21.5 k followers).
Favourite actor Chris Hemsworth.
Movies Titanic.
Travel Destination Poland.
Highest Qualification Graduate.
School Local high school.
Alma Mater Indiana State University.
Profession Actress, interior designer, and model.
Show 1. Selling Sunset.
2. Deal or No Deal.
Cars Aston Martin Rapide convertible.
Net worth (As in 2020) $2 million.
Last Updated 23 May 2020 (© Copyright – Wikicelebs.com)
Amanza Smith 10 facts You Must Need to Know
Selling the Sunset captivated Netflix viewers around the world with the dramatic lives of the most successful real estate agents in Los Angeles. Amanza Smith is the newest member of the cast.
Let's learn more about the new Sale Sunset star!
1. Amanza graduated from Indiana State University with a degree in Interior Design.
2. she is the CEO of her own company AmanZa LLC, which specializes in design.
3. It's a model. Their first concert was on Lucky Strike Lane's billboards and a bag model in Deal or No Deal.
4. They have two kids named Noah and Braker.
Hope everyone is holding it together during this extremely sensitive time. Sending loads of love and light from our family to yours. This pic was taken before the lockdown. We are all home snuggling on the sofa watching Disney movies!!! 🥰🥰🥰
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5. She married retired NFL star, Ralph Brown.
6. She was a professional cheerleader for the Indianapolis Colts.
7. Dated with Taye Diggs for four years, from 2014 to 2018.
8. she has a cute puppy named Bowie.
9. The real estate agent obtained her license before joining the cast.
10. Amanza is new to the show but has known Oppenheim Group for years.
EXCLUSIVE: Selling Sunset's Amanza Smith reveals romance with Irish rockstar
To sell Sunset's outright talking single mother, Amanza Smith, disclosed a post-divorce affair with an Irish star.
Speaking to EVOKE, the newest Oppenheim Group member, who is always late but still extremely cute, shared a story about the singer at Emerald Isle, whom she met in LA after leaving NFL actor Ralph Brown.
The 43-year-old found himself in a "whirlwind love affair" eight years ago when she came across one of Ireland's leading musicians at an Irish bar in the City of Angels.
The mother of two lovingly told her story: "When I divorced my husband, the first person I met … [and] was this Irishman whom I fell madly in love with? Rock star. '
"I'll call it a hurricane love affair," she was stunned.
"It was Danny O'Donoghue from The Script," said Amanza who revealed who stole her heart at the time.
However, when she first met him, she had no idea of his reputation.
"I met her at a bar in LA and then it was just like magic!" Oh my god, this is my soul mate, "because of course someone like" Oh you're great "or" you smell good "after the divorce, she laughed.
"But she was very good too… I went to London [with him], stayed there for a week, but I didn't go to Ireland."
Who's ready for season 3?!?!?? #sellingsunset #netflix #realestate #luxeryreslestate #homedecor #interiordesign #realitytv
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Their romantic encounter in 2012 came as a result of the group shooting their third studio album in Los Angeles.
As for how they got together, she described the details of that fateful night. I met Danny at an Irish pub. That was the important thing. "
I was in an Irish pub and was with that group. I didn't know who they were because I was living under a rock. I heard these Irish accents and said, "Wait, are you Irish?" I said. It was like, "Yeah, we're making a music video." I said, "Wow, congratulations." I didn't know they were as big as them. "
"I thought they were this little Irish band and they came to big Hollywood and they were making a video."
'I was thinking, oh good luck, talking to them as if they were driving a van here, taking everything needed to make their first record. I knew very little! "
'It was fun. she can hear this and call me. Anyway we've spoken a few times since we ended, but it was totally cool, nothing bad or dramatic. The "Sunset Satan" star shared, it's just a fun story.
"My hurricane love ended as quickly as it lasted," Amanza thought.
Who Is Amanza Smith From 'Selling Sunset's' Ex-Husband, NFL Player Ralph Brown?
In season two of the favorite Netflix reality show Selling Sunset, old faces turn to sell Hollywood's most admired properties, while a new one has joined the cast of luxury real estate agents: Amanza Smith. Viewers soon learned that he was previously married to a former NFL player, but his name was never specifically mentioned in the series. Thanks to the cheating abilities of the internet, it is now known that Amanza is married to Ralph Brown.
Here's everything you need to know about the ex-couple's relationship and divorce:
They tied the knot on July 17, 2010 in Indianapolis.
The couple got married at Laurel Hall, a wedding and event venue, according to the "wedding trailer" posted on YouTube.
Watch Amanza and Ralph's wedding here:
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It's not clear when they broke up privately, according to Decider, but it's sometimes between 2011 and 2013. (FYI: He's not the only star to sell Sunset with a mysterious divorce – we still don't know exactly why Chrishell Stause and Justin Hartley broke up.)
Ralph played in the NFL for 10 seasons.
"When I met my ex-husband, he was playing in NFL," Amanza told the cameras in the first episode of Selling Sunset's second season. According to the National Football League website, Ralph was named to the New York Giants in 2000.
For 10 seasons in the NFL, he played first with the Giants for four seasons before moving on to the Minnesota Vikings for two seasons, and then as a corner with the Cleveland Browns. Ralph put an end to his football career after spending three years at the Arizona Cardinals.
Ralph and Amanza have two children together.
Ex-lovers have a 10-year-old daughter, Noah, and an 8-year-old son, Braker.
Amanza recently posted a video of herself and Noah performing the viral "Savage" dance.
And in March, she shared this sweet post about "sitting on the couch watching Disney movies" with her kids.
Amanza takes care of the children alone.
At Sales Sunset, Ralph said that his life was "pretty comfortable" while playing for the NFL. "Unfortunately, when we left, my ex-husband couldn't even pay alimony," Amanza added.
shee also shared that Ralph fell from the net and had no idea where he was. It is unclear whether the couple currently has a joint parenting agreement.
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In addition to working as a real estate agent for Oppenheim Group, Amanza supports his family as an interior designer. she even owns a business called Kidterior Design.
Amanza dated Taye Diggs after her divorce.
Amanza made her relationship with actress and model Taye Diggs public in early 2014. They split in 2018, according to Closer Weekly.
Amanza Smith Says Sharing Her Custody Battle On Selling Sunset Isn't About Shading Her Ex
When Amanza Smith first started filming Season 2 of Selling Sunset, she was excited to begin a new chapter in her real estate career – she had been a designer for many years, but had just acquired her real estate license. His personal life was the same as always – a week with their father and 50/50 custody of their children who would spend a week with him.
"It has been like this for the past eight years since we divorced my kids when they were 1 and 2 years old, and we haven't missed any steps," Smith told Refinery29 over the phone in early August. "He was a wonderful dad and very much in love with children and vice versa."
A few weeks after filming, her ex-husband, former NFL player Ralph Brown, apparently fell from the face of the planet.
"If this had happened before signing the contract, I would be so willing to be part of a reality show because it was so personal. However, it did happen, I don't know, maybe a month for filming, maybe just two weeks after they started filming, just out of the grid," explained Smith. . "You don't see much in Season 2 because I didn't know how much to share because I was still trying to figure out exactly what was going on. I'm still trying to figure out what was happening on it."
When it became clear that her ex's behavior would legally require full custody of their children and 100 percent of the time being a lone parent would have a huge impact on her ability to do her job, she decided to turn it on. Get more in front of the camera in the third season of the series.
Season 3 features a sweet scene with both of his kids, which encourages him as he begins a new pro episode.
"I wanted to say a little bit so people don't think I am so messy, late, human no matter what. I'm trying to establish myself as an agent at the most successful brokerage in West Hollywood, and now I'm late So I don't share anything for people to understand what's going on. it was important, "Smith said. "It was such a big part of our life that there was no way to hide it. So I leaned over it a little bit. I mean, I still haven't shared everything and its depths. I'm sure it will come out because everyone is a little curious or curious about what was going on."
Even deciding to shoot near the downtown courthouse was an annoying decision, as Smith didn't want it to appear to stand out or look like the paparazzi and also when dealing with a very serious legal issue, it wouldn't go into detail beyond that. already said. But Sales Sunset creator Adam DiVello said he only wanted to film his real-life experiences, and that his best friend, Costar Mary Fitzgerald, could support him.
All this, Smith doesn't want to say anything bad about his ex. "Absolutely, in no way did I want to say anything bad to him or say anything bad about him because he was an amazing dad until he disappeared," he said. However, she is happy that she can be open about the single parenting struggle and can inspire women to consider career changes later in life. "I think this is the worst case scenario. If it helps others, I'd be happy to share."
Is it the hardest scene to watch? "I think I cried in five out of eight episodes this season," admitted Noah to 8, featuring 10 and Braker.
However, this scene alone should be proof that Selling The Sunset is not the script. "When people asked us, I said, 'Okay. My kids aren't Oscar-winning actors. So yeah, they were really cute. They're awesome. I don't want to include them on the show, but I'm glad people see me as a mother and not just talking about being a mother."
Another revelation of season 3 for Smith: Blowing off the mood with Kostar Heather Rae Young, who was confused after her then-new boyfriend made a comment about paying attention to her kids. Young and HGTV star Tarek El Moussa have since announced that they have been engaged, and Smith and Young have long left the issue behind.
"We're planning a girls trip soon. We're all hanging out. We're getting the kids together. Now stay as thieves. So it's interesting how things turn out," Smith said. "I think when I made that comment to Heather at the office, she was very fresh in her relationship, and she was so defending it because people said to her, 'Oh, it's only been a month and you guys are this and that.' She was already in hyper defense mode. "
Young even reached out to Smith to apologize for his reaction after watching Season 3, saying that Smith didn't know how long he lived. But Smith is cool as always, he told him not to worry.
"We were very close before we dropped the filming," Smith said. "We crushed them months ago."
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Game of Thrones Is Considering 'Electability.' It Isn't Going Well.
Sorry, Dany: Jon Snow, it turns out, is just the kind of guy you'd want to have a beer—or at least a glass of Dornish wine—with.
By Megan Garber
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This story contains spoilers through Season 8, Episode 4 of Game of Thrones.
An early scene in "The Last of the Starks," the latest episode of Game of Thrones, finds Jon Snow giving a speech to the survivors of the Battle of Winterfell as the weary warriors prepare to burn the bodies of those who have fallen. "We're here to say goodbye to our brothers and sisters, to our fathers and mothers—to our friends," Jon says, projecting his voice so that it will echo over the orderly display of corpses. "Our fellow men and women who set aside their differences to fight together, and die together, so that others might live."
He goes on from there: words that are inspiring, words that are necessary, words that form a eulogy in the collective. Jon's speech evokes Gettysburg—Those who here gave their lives that that nation might live—and, in that, it announces the primary theme of "The Last of the Starks": Maybe … it's Jon. Maybe, after Game of Thrones spent seven seasons winnowing the field, the attrition pointing to a climactic contest between Dany and Cersei, a third-party candidate will swoop in at the last minute to change the game. "People are drawn to him," Varys notes to Tyrion later in the episode, as the two kingmakers discuss the political matter of Jon's charisma. And Tyrion, the hand of a different leader, cannot help but agree. The primaries may have been fought, and the conventions may have been settled, but Game of Thrones loves nothing more than a last-minute plot twist. Jon Snow 2020: When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die or, alternatively, you spend years not playing at all, only to find victory, in the final moments, placed gently in your lap.
Meanwhile, Daenerys. While Jon is speechifying, Dany—Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men; Protector of the Realm; Queen of Meereen; Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea; the Unburnt; the Breaker of Chains; the Mother of Dragons—is … watching him do it. The queen, rather than leading the grim ceremony, is simply another participant in it, listening to Jon's speech, looking weary and sad and maybe just a little bit regretful that she had not, amid all the fighting, made some time to join Toastmasters.
It's a remarkable shift. Game of Thrones, from the very beginning, has spun around the centrifugal idea that Dany, as queen/protector/khaleesi/breaker, is the rightful ruler of the Seven Kingdoms. She has been rightful according to the Westerosi notion of rightfulness, yes—she is the daughter of a ruler—but also according to the show's conception of it: She is compassionate, the show has argued. She cares, deeply, about freedom. She has suffered, and conquered, and come out stronger for it on the other side. She still has learning to do, certainly, and flaws to overcome, definitely. But the show's broad and twisting arc has implied that her mistakes have been, essentially, the means to an end: a wiser ruler. A broken wheel. A happy ending in a story that has so often declined to provide them. The show, over seven seasons, has been swathing its silver-haired heroine not only in drapey dresses and furry capes and sassy going-out tops, but also in an air of implied messianic liberation. The prince—or princess—that was promised.
But now: Twist! Jon is Aegon, and Aegon is a prince! Game of Thrones, particularly in its later seasons, has become almost comically reliant on the deus ex machina approach to storytelling: Time and again, its plot has been saved from itself by a well-timed tangle of convenience and magic. Now, as the show draws to a close, it seems to be applying that device to its founding political assumption. Maybe it's been Jon. And maybe it should be Jon, finally. All the times the show questioned Daenerys's capacities as a leader (the uprising in Meereen; her execution of Randyll and Dickon Tarly; her decision to fly Viserion into a skirmish with the Night King)? Those were not acknowledgments of the complications that will come when fragile humans are given immense power, the story is now suggesting; they were moments of foreshadow. Jon's decency and charm, too, were heralds of what might come.
Game of Thrones' eighth season airs into a fraught moment in America. The show might not have been intending, with its latest twist, to wade into the choppy waters of the electability debate, but here it is, nonetheless, navigating the currents. The show, now, is asking questions about what people finally want in their leaders—and how those desires might be constrained by tradition, and assumption, and failures of imagination. Jon may not be a particularly astute military leader. He may not be a terribly astute leader in general. He may be alive at the moment only because he has been saved from certain death multiple times, often by women. And he may have already bent the knee to Daenerys. Those are all things, the show is now suggesting, that will be weighed against another, perhaps overarching fact: He's so charismatic! He's so inspiring! He is precisely the kind of guy you'd want to have a beer with! (Or at the very least, some Dornish wine!)
And so Game of Thrones, a show that has spent years considering, with relative subtlety, broader questions about what constitutes effective leadership—questions about justice, and mercy, and strategy, and empathy—now seems to have settled on an answer: Leadership, it is currently suggesting, is a matter of fandom. The approach may try to justify itself in other terms—it's not just that "people are drawn to him," Varys tells Tyrion; it's also that he is "temperate" and "measured" and a man (which "makes him more appealing to the lords of Westeros, whose support we are going to need")—but the new rules have been set. They do not favor Dany.
"He comes back and keeps fighting!" Tormund, effusively drunk at the Winterfell wake, says of Jon. "Here, north of the wall, and then back here again! He keeps fighting. He keeps fighting! He climbed on a fucking dragon and fought! What kind of person climbs on a fucking dragon? A madman—or a king!"
The camera cuts to Daenerys. She looks dejected: She is the one, after all, who taught Jon the art of dragon riding. She is the one who has been engaging in that "kingly" activity for several seasons. She is the one who is, you know, the Mother of Dragons. And yet she is in a classic bind: To speak up and correct Tormund will make her seem petty. To advocate for herself will achieve, inevitably, precisely the opposite end. There's nothing she can say, in that moment. And that, in its own way, speaks volumes.
In Dornish vino, veritas: Dany knows exactly what Tormund's drunken enthusiasm for Jon portends. She knows that her path to the Iron Throne will now likely involve not merely a clash of militaries, but also a clash of personalities. You could read the new contest in theoretical terms—Jon's populism versus Dany's enlightened despotism; Jon's aw-shucks affability versus Dany's ambition—but "The Last of the Starks" suggested that it might finally come down to something much more basic: She is new, and he is familiar. She is complicated, and he is not. Daenerys Stormborn, Breaker of Chains, Mother of Dragons, understands what is true in the known world as well as in our own: When the contest is allowed to become a question of likability, the game is already rigged.


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Montenegro finishes laying its part of underwater power cable with Italy
December 6, 2016 | Comments: 0Author: Balkan Green Energy News
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Montenegro has finished laying its part of the underwater power cable with Italy. The operation ended near the cape of Jaz, where a substation is being built. Montenegro is set to become a regional hub for transfer of electricity between Western Europe and Western Balkans, once the entire project is finished in 2018.
The laying of the 157-kilometre-long section of the cable had started on November 20, and was finished on December 3, ahead of the schedule , according to report from daily Pobjeda, which cited the sources in the Italian company Terna S.p.A. The 136-kilometre-long section of the cable closer to Italy was installed earlier in 2015. The laying of the central part of the cable at the bed of the southern Adriatic Sea is scheduled for January 2017. The total length of the cable, which is planned to connect the facilities in the Italian city of Pescara and the Montenegrin Lastva Grbaljska village, is 455 kilometres.
Back in October, the Montenegrin transmission system operator (TSO) started works with the on-shore part of the cabling, in order to bypass Cape Jaz entry point on the way to the substation in Lastva Grbaljska. The works on substation "Lastva" and the 400 kV power line connecting Lastva, Čevo and Pljevlja are also in progress. The TSO, Montenegrin Power Transmission System (Crnogorski elektroprenosni sistem AD – CGES), said the substation investment is worth EUR 38.5 million, while the expenses for the Lastva-Čevo-Pljevlja power line are estimated at EUR 39 million.
The Montenegro-Italy Interconnection Project is expected to be finished by early 2018, with the cable's nominal capacity of 1,000 megawatts (MW). The special cable-laying boat "Skagerrak" from the Norwegian branch of Nexans performed the task of putting the cable on the Adriatic seabed, along with an optic telecommunications cable.
Authorities in Montenegro say that transmission of the electricity would provide CGES with a decent income, based on the 20% stake in the power cable capacity. The cable is a part of the Trans-Balkans Corridor which will connect Montenegro and other countries of the Western Balkan (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia) with the Western Europe via Italy.
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Q: Why does my application die without nohup? I have a simple system (running on Debian) that works by invoking a script from /etc/init.d/rc.local
At the bottom of rc.local I call myScript.sh who sets up some things, and then starts a binary like this:
./myBinary > /dev/null 2>&1 &

It runs fine for a while, but after some time myBinary exits. However if I modify the script to do this:
nohup ./myBinary > /dev/null 2>&1 &

It runs fine (I tested it for about 8 hours).
From my understanding SIGHUP is sent when the terminal that controls the process is closed, and nohup causes that signal to be ignored.
So seemingly, my software is being sent SIGHUP, but I don't understand why. Can someone explain?
Edit: here is the actual script
#!/bin/bash
clear
/home/pi/hdmi-switcher/hdmi-switcher version
/home/pi/hdmi-switcher/update.sh
printf "Starting switching daemon..."
cd /home/pi/hdmi-switcher
./hdmi-switcher > /dev/null 2>&1 &
printf "\tOK\n"
printf "Starting video... "
sleep 5
printf "\tOK\n"
omxplayer --loop --no-osd -b -o both /home/pi/hdmi-switcher/video.mp4 > /dev/null 2>&1
clear

The thing that dies is hdmi-switcher. omxplayer has no problems.

A: If you call the binary in /etc/rc.local, notice that rc.local is called as /bin/sh -e. -e means that the script immediately exits if any untested command fails in it. You call the binary in the background and another command in the script may exit with an exit code that is not 0. That has the effect that your binary is sighup-ed.
An untested command according to the manpage:

The exit status of a command is considered to be explicitly tested if
  the command is used to control an if, elif, while, or until; or if the
  command is the left hand operand of an "&&" or "||" operator.

$ command                   # untested
$ command || echo failed    # tested
$ if [ command ]; then...   # tested, also while and until loops
$ [ command ] && echo ...   # tested

Besides, the rc.local file is the wrong place for such a thing, you should not use it anymore, it's deprecated. Instead, you should use your systems startup configuration mechanism. Since you use Debian, it's SysV-init-style. To do that cleanly, create a script in /etc/init.d/ that accepts at least start and stop as argument to start and stop your binary/daemon/task. To begin there is a skeleton script, which you can use as template in /etc/init.d/skeleton to write that script.

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With Manchester City safely through to the quarter-finals of the FA Cup, David Mooney is joined by Yahoo Sports writer Richard Burns and Twitter maestro John Hay to discuss the week. We take a look through all of the talking points from the 5-1 win over Huddersfield - including handbag decisions (or not), City's front three of Raheem Sterling, Leroy Sane and Sergio Aguero, goalkeeping errors, and cheers for Claudio Bravo saves - and assess where the side is looking at the bigger FA Cup picture. Sam Roscoe assesses where Kelechi Iheanacho is in Pep Guardiola's thinking after getting just ten minutes, but still finding the net, against Huddersfield, while we catch up with The Sun's Martin Blackburn to get his thoughts on the season so far. We also preview the coming matches with Sunderland and Stoke.
For those who back the show by $5 a month or more through Patreon, you can listen to the supplement show on their website right now. It works on desktop and on mobile. The team look back at SWP's return and Roberto Mancini's first game in charge.


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function [structure, info] = PlaceARef(structure, info, refname, arrayPar, arrayNorm, arrayMove, varargin)
%PLACEAREF places an array of reference
%Author : Nicolas Ayotte                                   Creation date : 28/11/2014
%
%     The whole placement of this array is relative to the cursor position and orientation
%     where all references to parallel means in the same direction as the cursor and
%     normal means normal to it.
%
%     ARGUMENT NAME     SIZE        DESCRIPTION
%     refname           1           cell name
%     arrayPar          1 x p       multipliers for the parallel vector
%     arrayNorm         1 x n       multipliers for the normal vector
%     arrayMove         1 x 2       [parallel length, normal length]
%
%     See also PlaceArc, PlaceTaper, PlaceSBend, PlaceRef

rows = size(info.pos, 1);

%% Default value for valid options
options.ang = 0;
options.reflect = 0;
options = ReadOptions(options, varargin{ : });

for row = 1 : rows
      vectorPar = RotTransXY([arrayMove(1), 0], [0, 0], info.ori(row));
      vectorNorm = RotTransXY([0, arrayMove(2)], [0, 0], info.ori(row));
      [nPar, nNorm] = meshgrid(arrayPar, arrayNorm);

      x = info.pos(row, 1) + nPar * vectorPar(1) + nNorm * vectorNorm(1);
      y = info.pos(row, 2) + nPar * vectorPar(2) + nNorm * vectorNorm(2);
      xy = [x(:), y(:)];

      strans.angle = info.ori(row) + options.ang;
      strans.reflect = options.reflect;
      structure = add_ref(structure, refname, 'xy', xy, 'strans', strans);

      info.ori(row) = ConstrainAngle(info.ori(row) + 180);
end

end

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Speaking at Tuesday's Cabinet meeting, Moon also said that the leaders of ASEAN and Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation member nations gave positive assessments of developments on the Korean Peninsula, and expressed support.
Moon was in Singapore and Papua New Guinea last week to attend ASEAN and APEC summits, and a series of bilateral meetings with world leaders, including US Vice President Mike Pence and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Citing trade and population figures of major markets in the region including India and Vietnam, Moon went on to stress their importance for Korea.
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Moon also urged officials who attended the meeting to make preparations for the Korea-ASEAN and Korea-Mekong summits scheduled for next year, asking them to launch a pan-government preparation committee.
At Tuesday's Cabinet meeting, Moon also called for more measures to support the country's manufacturing sector, singling out the automotive and shipbuilding industries.
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Theresa Kishkan is one of those sky mothers, who, more than unreliable points of navigation, home fires burning, are real steady home.
Her writing reveals the Aristotelian principle of unity, the Oneness of being that she has learned from her own proximity to the natural world and belief systems. Her essays and poems breathe with the entities she encounters in the phenomenal world: trees, fish, birds, flowers, grass, as, without pedagogy, she affirms the maternal prerogative. We are all children of this earth.
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This leads me to a puzzle, which this publication may resolve. A few years ago, I was asked at the last minute to write a river memoir to replace one written by Kishkan, who had withdrawn. Why me, I wondered and still do, as we both, as women writers struggling upstream to lay our eggs, wrestled with sperm fish, the dark angels of patrimony. Now, as I read it, I think I understand she had a larger vision, this book.
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And perhaps we can be forgiven for extrapolating Hera, daughter of the Titans, striding out of the title, manifesting in every page of this book of the lost and found.
In "Tokens," on the narrative level at least, the story of her foundling mother, found in marriage to a linear person, a series of phenomenal objects link parents to lost children. This is Kishkan's genius, joining the spirit and material worlds, her familiar and ours, in details that link in the music of time, mysteries emerging from silence.
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In "Poignant Mountain" these lyric threads are picked up and woven into a tartan skirt, worn by a little girl who gathered wool before she had the ability to write memory into text. Her pre-school days in Matsqui are another song map for her and for the reader as she listens to the grasses.
In the memory was recognition: that something I'd once had but hadn't remembered losing was returning to me, a painted wooden horse coming home through tall grass.
It can be argued that the vogue for diversity in fiction draws us to the surprising, the perfumes of exotic flowers and locations and away from proximate narratives. We are enamoured with the other, forgetting that Canada's past is also other, valuable empirical data, our history plain and simple, all of it worth framing in story. Our grasses are as musical as those blown by the trade winds or monsoons that bring refreshment and refugees to our shores.
And every seed, carried by wind, is the start of new life. The Chapter "Ballast," annotated by quotes from the da Vinci Notebooks, is a sketchbook of memories, rose cuttings, horse radish and jars of jam and jelly. Some of it is ballast, left behind in migrations great and small, but all of it lives on in the mind of an artist and on the pages of this book, illustrated with family photographs.
Euclid's Orchard is a scrapbook of smells, sounds, photos, plants, people and places, serving as memoir and history book, a living map of a time and place, mid-century on the Pacific Coast of Canada, where First Nations and Whitecomers still compare mythologies and reconcile the trauma of contact and the transplants, plant and human, are still hardening up.
Kishkan's own slips have taken, according to their separate destinies. One son, a mathematician, turns out to be the spirit child of her father, who in spite or because of his tyrannies was seeking a perfect equation, and this brings her to Euclid's garden, the divine symmetry of coincidence.
This book, her quilts, her orchard, her life are all part of that sacred geometry. As Euclid wrote, "Things that coincide with one another are equal to one another." This is what she knew at the beginning of her life when the trauma of her mother's separation from family disrupted the family symmetry, making the star maps so challenging, and what she is coming home to.
Linda Rogers, who used her tartan skirts as pen wipers in the days of dipping ink, has short fiction in the recent collections Cl-fi and Carter Vanderbilt Cooper 7, and her most recent fiction is Bozuk, a Turkish memoir. Forthcoming in Spring 2018 is Crow Jazz, a collection of short fiction from Mother Tongue.


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Specifically, Kohan admits that it all could come to an end with Season 7, which is how many seasons the show is currently guaranteed.
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"I haven't made a final decision yet, but I'm leaning toward ending it after seven — although the nature of the show is one that can go on and on because you can bring in new people," she told the outlet, adding that she has an ending in mind, but was unwilling to share.
But, wait, there's still hope for more — and this is by no means a confirmation that it will end after seven. It just might end after seven.
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In the interview, Kohan spoke of how the upcoming season will slow way down to explore the fallout from Poussey's heart-wrenching death.
Additionally, part of the reason the show chose to lose Poussey was because of how universally loved her character was.
Kohan explained, "We felt her death would be the most affecting for the audience...we built this character who had hope and promise, and extinguishing that light would be the most devastating."
The entire 13-episode season of Orange will take place over only three days. Needless to say, those are going to be some action-packed days.