The utopian city is often a concept discussed and theorized by all in the realm of architecture. A city where economic, political, social, urban and architectural qualities allow for an ideal community and promote order and high quality of life. While many aspire to fulfill such a vision, it is often accepted that the idea of the utopian city will never be realized, and thus it remains more of a conceptual construct. Nevertheless, there are instances of this model that exist in the world, none of which come close to fulfilling the essence of a utopian city, but rather in some way exemplify a specific utopian quality. But which of these qualities sets apart and distinguishes different models from each other? After transitioning from Seoul to Hong Kong in the past week, I have come to realize that great architecture alone cannot sustain a utopian environment, or just a city for that matter, and must be offset by other urban strategies to avoid a sense of commonality.
Last week we visited Paju Book City, a skinny strip of wetland north of Seoul where dozens of publishing businesses call home. Paju is a model of an architectural utopia, which is to say that architectural design, on a building-by-building basis, is given free reign. There are no external factors such as context, urbanism, spatial relationships, etc that one must consider when making design decisions. Because of this, the city is read as a collection of objects, each unique and unrelated. In an architect's eye, this can be a dream come true. Carte blanche to build whatever you want. Many get recognized here, if they can secure a lot on which to design a potential career-changing project. However, even with the plethora of individually successful designs, our group quickly became desensitized to this unconnected fabric, and overall uninterested. The place lacked any sign of life. The streets were vacant, the people hidden, the activity absent. An eerie quiet to each block, only the architecture remained.
Now take into consideration our new location; Hong Kong. Arriving into the heart of this urban mammoth, the city engulfs you with overwhelming density. High-rise after high-rise, every block built out to near critical mass. People everywhere. Yet few instances of famous architecture are evident. The majority of buildings are mundane high-rise apartments or offices, repetitive extrusions of the same type and plan. This is not to say that Hong Kong is devoid of great architecture, but more so that the city is not defined by it. Urbanism is what gives Honk Kong life. The dense fabric connected through numerous transit systems, the multiple programmatic layers, the cultural and historic infusion within modern developments.
Ultimately, Paju is unsuccessful as a functioning "city" because of its extreme focus on the micro. It became hard to find awe and appreciation for a project because it was often times equaled by the four other designs surrounding it. The urban agenda was left unaddressed as well, and consequently Paju's large collection of individual gems did not keep our group excited for long. Projects tackling the macro as opposed to just the micro are what will proliferate great cities such as Hong Kong, Seoul, Tokyo and New York. While none of these come close to exemplifying a utopian city, their urban success sets them above others with only great architecture. Furthermore, cities need a diversity of design, good and bad to avoid a sense of normalcy. As students who are taught rigorously about architecture as the object, it is necessary to listen to the advice of our faculty on this program if we wish to respect and understand the urban condition; keep zooming out.


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Michael Giacchino will return to score Brad Bird's The Incredibles 2
It's not entirely a surprise, given that he's been working with director Brad Bird on every single film Bird has helmed since the first The Incredibles in 2004, but today it's official: Michael Giacchino will return to score The Incredibles 2. What's more, Bird even shared some proof, tweeting out the below video of Michael Giacchino actually signing the Incredibles 2 contract. Check it out below!
"I don't think I could have made this movie right away," Bird told ComingSoon.net earlier this year when asked if the past ten years had changed his point of view on the characters at all. "Nor would I want to. I always want to break things up with something else. I know some directors who have done a movie and then, the very next thing they do is the sequel to that movie. Unless it's 'Lord of the Rings' and it was always conceived of us doing it that way, I will always want to break it up with something else and then come back to it. That said, I'm really looking forward to playing with this playset again."
While Bird is staying mum for the time being on specifics regarding the Incredibles 2 story, he did hint that some of the elements in the script are connected to ideas that didn't make it into the original film.
"I had a bunch of ideas that I wanted to put in 'The Incredibles,'" he said, "but they just didn't fit. Certain ideas fit, but other things make you go, 'This is great, but I'd have to give up two other things that matter more to me to get this other thing in.' So there were a pile of ideas left over from 'The Incredibles,' but it's not a big thing. There were little scenes and things that I was interested in. I wanted to come up with sort of an over-arching idea that connected to the first film that went somewhere different. That's the one that took a little more time."
Look for The Incredibles 2 to hit theaters June 21, 2019.
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Heading into the weekend Tom was confident having enjoyed success at both the National and GP layouts in the past aboard his Fireblade machine. But with treacherous weather conditions forecast for the weekend it was all to play for.
Friday's combined practice times saw Tom fifth fastest on the times on a dry track, but Saturday's schedule was disrupted with heavy rain, causing the day's events to be brought forward. In Qualifying Tom was seventh fastest, but with conditions worsening throughout the morning, the race was declared wet.
Across the 12-lap race Tom was cautious, knowing that a DNF could hamper his chance at the championship, so playing a safe game he came home 11th, not the result he wanted for Race 1, but it was further important points added to his tally.
Sunday's race was a stark contrast to the previous day with blue skies, but high winds at Donington Park. Tom's grid position for the second race was decided on his fastest lap in Saturday's race and with it being wet conditions, he lined up 12th on the grid.
Determined to make amends for the previous day, Tom came home in third place after what was a nail biting race. Riding smart and getting his head down early it wasn't long before he was in the battle for fourth place. Shaking off challenges from Chrissy Rouse and Fraser Rogers, he broke free and started to hunt down Davey Todd in third.
Making a pass on Davey, Tom slotted into the final podium spot and up ahead in second place was title rival Billy McConnell. Tom knew if he finished second in the race and ahead of Billy, the championship would have been his, but despite giving it his best shot, Tom crossed the line third, 1.757 seconds shy of Billy.
The title fight will now go to the grand finale at Brands Hatch on 15-17 October, where Tom has a 22-point lead on Billy, and 23 points on Alex Olsen, where all eyes will be on the Pirelli National Superstock Championship battle.
Race 1: 11th | Race 2: 3rd
After Saturday's result it's good to turn it around to have a solid result and an awesome battle! When you have a race like that it doesn't always matter where you finish, it's just a fun position to be in. I gave it all I could and left nothing on the table. We were so close to being able to wrap the championship up if we had finished second we'd have won the championship, but after the performance in Race 1 it was just good to put a solid race together again. I probably spent too long battling for fourth/fifth place, so to break free and come back at the end showed I had my head on and I wanted it. Although we're taking the championship to Brands, we don't have much to do, so fingers crossed we can do the business there!


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Meat marinade: boil for several minutes if you plan to re-use it.
*Although certain forms of fish listed above pose risk during pregnancy, seafood provides omega-3 fatty acids that are valuable for a baby's brain development. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend that women who are pregnant or breast-feeding consume at least 8 to 12 ounces of a variety of lower mercury seafood each week.
Some ready-to-eat foods require reheating before use. These foods include hot dogs, luncheon and deli meats and fermented and dry sausages. Throw away packaged items once the "use-by" date has passed.


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Laboratory Supply Company (LABSCO), a medical laboratory products supplier, has named Black Belt Thomas Ording vice president of operations and logistics for the Louisville, Ky., USA-based firm.
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23rd January 2023 23rd January 2023 CTUF, Events, Right to Strike, Strike Support, Trade UnionismLeave a Comment on Minimum Service Levels: an echo of Mussolini?
"In response to the strike wave that has continued through the summer, autumn and into the winter [Sunak] has not sought to resolve the root causes but has reached for the authoritarian option so favoured by Margaret Thatcher."
By Adrian Weir
Apparently, a theoretical justification for the Tory anti-union laws stretching back to the Thatcher years in the 1980s was to make real Hayek's nostrum, set out in the Road to Serfdom, that to be free a state had the break the union monopoly over the terms on which labour is supplied.
It is almost ironic therefore that Grant Shapps, aka Michael Green, is assuming that after 40 years of anti-union laws unions still maintain some sort of monopoly of coercive power over their members when he seeks to impose his minimum service levels; he obviously believes that unions can switch on and off at will the supply of labour in any given sector.
The only person in this sorry episode of the Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill who is using coercive powers is the Secretary of State himself. Coercing unions under threat of dire financial penalties to direct their members to go to work; coercing workers with threat of dismissal, with no recourse to the courts, if identified as having to attend their work but declining to do so.
So, let's look in some detail at this pernicious Bill, which is very difficult as it's only a page and a half long.
Firstly, it's clear that the Bill is a massive power grab by the Secretary of State. All power will rest in that office holder to determine minimum service levels in the six services identified:
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Given that the Secretary of State and the civil servants will have no real knowledge of the industries concerned, nor any inclination to learn, we may suppose that the minimum service level will be set at so high a level as to render any strike completely and utterly ineffective, limited to a non-observable protest by the few members who will be allowed to continue with strike action.
Echoes of the early years of Italian fascism here perhaps. Mussolini, in 1919, argued that workers had a right to strike to achieve "parity" with the employers but their strike must not interrupt production.
MSLs will do something similar, workers will retain a right to strike in these six sectors but will be denied the opportunity to exercise that right, most having to go to work to provide the minimum service (not interrupting production).
Secondly, once the Secretary of State has determined the level of the minimum service the employer in the sector concerned, after "consultation" with the union, will issue a "work notice" identifying the individual workers who will have to work to provide the minimum service. Any worker who declines to attend work may be dismissed and will lose any protection to issue proceedings for unfair dismissal.
Next, the union is required to take "reasonable steps" to ensure that its members identified in the "work notice" comply with it and attend their work. Should a union not take these "reasonable steps" it would lose its immunity from being sued and will be liable for damages claims in the courts. A union that maintained its support for its members would then leave itself open for contempt proceedings and sequestration of its assets.
We should remember that the authoritarian streak that runs all through this Government has been shown in Sunak himself. In response to the strike wave that has continued through the summer, autumn and into the winter he has not sought to resolve the root causes but has reached for the authoritarian option so favoured by Margaret Thatcher.
As well as the current minimum service levels that he has Shapps proceeding with Sunak also considered either a ban on union membership in certain of these services, as Thatcher did at GCHQ in 1984 (since repealed) or a ban on strike action in certain of these services, as Thatcher's successor John Major did with the prison service in 1994 (still in force).
On occasions over the past 40 years the TUC has taken the UK Government to the UN's International Labour Organisation; the tripartite body that establishes international labour standards. For 40 years the ILO has condemned the UK anti-union laws as being incompatible with its Conventions 87 and 98 on the right to form and join a union, the right to organise and the right to bargain collectively. For 40 years the Conservatives have ignored the rulings of the ILO.
In 2023 suddenly the Conservatives became great friends of the ILO, claiming its minimum service level proposals are compatible with ILO standards. That lasted about as long as a snowball in hell; the ILO quickly rebutted the Government's claim of compatibility.
The TUC may again try for a win at the ILO in Geneva but the courts and other legal routes are unlikely to force a victory for us. We have just passed the fiftieth anniversary of the Pentonville Five when mass resistance by organised workers eventually defeated the Conservative's Industrial Relations Act. It won't be a replay but that will be the way to go.
Adrian Weir is Assistant Secretary of the Campaign for Trade Union Freedom (CTUF) and Trade Union Liaison Officer at Hornsey & Wood Green CLP. You can follow Adrian on twitter here, and follow the Campaign for Trade Union Freedom on Twitter here and Facebook here.
The Campaign for Trade Union Freedom and StrikeMap are holding a Rally and Planning Session on Tuesday 24 January from 6:00pm in the Mander Hall, NEU, Mabledon Place, WC1H 9BD. Confirmed speakers are: Mick Whelan ASLEF/TULO; Steve Gillan POA; John Hendy KC IER/CTUF; Kate Bell TUC; Onay Kasab Unite; Prof Keith Ewing IER/CTUF; Tony Kerns CWU; Kevin Courtney NEU; Chris Stephens MP; Asad Rehman War on Want; Holly Turner Arise; John McDonnell MP and Mick Lynch RMT. Free access on Tuesday or register in advance here.
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Marinade the salmon fillets for maximum 2 hours then remove and pat dry.
Heat the oil in a pan, remove the salmon from the marinade and fry for 2 minutes on both sides or until browned but just cooked.
Sauté the vegetables, seasoning with soy sauce and sesame oil.
Mix into the warm rice and serve.
Serve with steamed bok choy.


This is two weeks' worth of thoughts, so there's a bit more than usual.
And, the big one – that ultrasound picture up there is a close-up of her little heart. Because I had congenital heart defects, that's obviously something they were wanting to be on the lookout for.
And the very good news – she's got her Daddy's heart – perfectly formed and pumping away.
All this good news definitely made up for the 0400 wakeup I had that morning, and was the perfect way to start this weekend!
This is funny, not only because we're having the same dream elements, but because the babies in my family are not born with hair, and I don't think any of us have black hair. Maybe my Dad did, but I'm pretty sure it was closer to dark brown. Anyway, funny.
Then I had a dream Baby G was a toddler and had long medium brown hair (the color I was born with). Also wishful thinking – at that age, I still had wispys everywhere and needed Scotch Tape to hold the bows on. But a girl can dream.
Last week was the infamous glucose testing. If you follow me on twitter, you may have picked up on that from all the whining. Believe me, I was holding back.
My OB told me not to fast before the one-hour because I was pretty terrified of getting my blood drawn on an empty stomach.
I knew I didn't have GD.
Started doing some research and found out that the medication I'm on will fake out glucose tests. The manufacturers specifically do NOT recommend it for diabetics for that reason.
You may ask, what's the big deal about having GD? It only lasts for a couple of months and the worst part is you eat healthier for your baby, right?
Well, in the short term, yes. But for those who aren't aware, a GD diagnosis is linked to increased likelihood in developing Type II Diabetes within the next 10-15 years, especially in women over the age of 25 (I hate being old).
And all that goes in your medical records.
Which matters if, as many people do, one were to try to obtain or increase life insurance in their 30s.
So my biggest concern was that I might wind up with crap in my medical records that didn't actually belong there, because A) I didn't fast, on the recommendation of my doctor, and B) medications were interfering with the test. And then wind up paying for it (literally) later.
So I stayed pretty stressed out for about 48 hours until I made it back to take the three-hour test, and all weekend while I waited for the phone call with the results.
And, like the wailing and gnashing of teeth over the little orange drink (seriously, it's basically Hi-C), it was much ado about nothing. Three-hour test came back just fine.
But dang, that was annoying.
Me last week with fellow OCSArs. Blog post forthcoming. And I am making an effort to get back in the sun now that it's warming up.
It seems we've entered the Excessive Snoring phase of pregnancy. Poor SoldierMan. And apparently it's been going on for a while. To his credit, he didn't bring it up until I specifically asked about it. And he laughed. But that may have been delirium.
I realize I'm hormonal and emotional right now, but I'm a little ashamed at how quickly my feelings towards my OB snapped north to south to north again over those few days stressing about that stupid test. Oh well.
Glad you sorted out the whole GD issue. What a pain in the neck! I was so worried I was going to fail mine and then was grateful I didn't. Although almost passing out during the blood draw because of an incompetent lab person wasn't cool.
Your bullet about snoring made me laugh so hard. Sean has not slept in our bedroom in a few months as he said my snoring is out of control. Ha!
So glad that little one's heart is looking perfect & that the GD debacle came to a good ending. It will be interesting to see if your dreams hold any truth!
So happy that Baby G has a precious healthy heart!


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Best Games with Voice Chat
In this digital age, people are spending more and more time online. Whether through social media, streaming services, or video games, people are connecting with others in ways that were once impossible. Voice chat is an essential feature of gaming that has improved over time, allowing gamers to have a richer experience. Such titles enable players to communicate with one another in real-time, enhancing the sense of adventure for everyone involved. Thus, here are the best games that offer voice chat capabilities. These are perfect for anyone who wants to connect with friends and fellow gamers worldwide.
1. Call of Duty: Warzone
Millions of people are playing the new Call of Duty: Warzone game. This is a battle royale PC game that lets up to 150 participants join a single match. Players can play solo, in pairs, or in three squads. There are also different game modes, including Plunder (a race to gather as much money as possible), Team Deathmatch, and Search and Destroy. The voice chat feature in the game is great for coordinating with teammates, and it can help you communicate with other players to make strategic decisions. The game is also available on Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
Fortnite is another battle royale online game that took the world by storm over the years. The game's object is to be the last player standing on a shrinking map while avoiding obstacles and other players. The game has been credited with helping children learn problem-solving skills, cooperation, and communication. You can enable the voice chat feature to talk to other players. The game changes seasonally, and drastic changes are introduced to the characters, maps, skills, weapons, and even character appearances, i.e., skins.
3. GTA Online
Unlike Grand Theft Auto V, where you have 3 different characters to choose from, GTA Online lets you create a new one, exclusive to playing on official or unofficial servers. During your adventures, you can turn on voice chat, which sparked a rise in role-playing activities and suitable servers. It's also an excellent opportunity for friends who don't often see each other outside of gaming sessions to catch up when playing together. Plus, this feature lets players get a new perspective on their surroundings by hearing what other people are thinking and feeling while driving around Los Santos, San Andreas' fictional city based on real-world Los Santos in California.
4. Valorant
Valorant is a first-person shooter PC game that features 5 versus 5 combat between two opposing player sides. You only get one life per round, and you must prove victorious in the majority of 13 rounds to be victorious. You can play for fun in the Unranked mode, or join Competitive to chase your spot on the leaderboard. Besides the core gameplay of capturing and defending objectives, you may try out Spike Rush and Deathmatch, both game modes that change the gameplay in unique ways. As for characters, you may choose between 19 different Agents, each with distinct abilities, weapons, and visuals.
5. Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint
This is a military game for PC developed by Ubisoft Paris and published in 2019 for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. The game takes place in Alaska, which has become the battleground between America and Russia over controlling an ancient artifact called "the Source." The player will take charge as Captain Scott Mitchell.
He must lead his team to victory against enemies from both sides of the war with tactical combat missions based on real-world locations such as Fort Greely. Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint also features arcade-style gameplay modes like PvP multiplayer games or PvE co-op missions. You can use voice chat to communicate with other players in your co-op team or use the in-game text chat.
6. Sea of Thieves
For centuries, pirates have been a source of fascination for humans. They've been the subject of books and movies, which explore their lives and adventures. There are lots of upticks in pirate-themed games being developed as well. Sea of Thieves is a multiplayer online pirate game for Windows where players are tasked with sailing the high seas to find a treasure or engage in combat against other crews.
The player can choose from one of four classes: Pirate Captain, Shipwright, Swashbuckler, or Gunner. Unsurprisingly, each has strengths and weaknesses to help the player on his quest for glory. Players also have access to three unique types of ships: sloops (fast but lightly armed), galleons (slow but heavily armed), and brigantines (in-between sloops and galleons).
7. Garena Free Fire
Garena Free Fire is a multiplayer online shooter game for Android released in December 2017. It's free-to-play and doesn't require installing any software on your PC or mobile device, just an internet connection. The title features many weapons to choose from, but you can equip only one at a time. You'll also be able to customize your character with items found during matches. This game will offer various modes such as Team Deathmatch (TDM), Point Capture (PCT), and Domination (DOM). There are also many maps for each mode which the developers have designed to create a different experience for players every time they join the match.
8. Destiny
Destiny is a first-person shooter that combines rich cinematic storytelling with massive environments to explore. Create and personalize your Guardian. Destiny takes place in our solar system some 700 years from now. Humans have long since abandoned Earth during an event called "the Collapse," when the mysterious Darkness swept over the planet, causing widespread destruction and chaos as it drained all lifeforms of their Light―their inner source of power. Only those who escaped on one of the last human spaceships were saved from this fate, but they became trapped on orbiting stations above Earth's atmosphere. Players can use voice chat to communicate with other guardians in their fireteam.
9. Modern Combat 5
Modern Combat 5 is an FPS game developed by Gameloft and released in 2014. This game is the fifth installment in the Modern Combat series, which boasts a 3D-action RPG gameplay set in the world of Pandora. It has incredible visuals and a new class system that allows for more variety. The single-player campaign is fascinating, and you may face several difficulties in each chapter.
However, online gameplay is where it shines among the games that offer voice chat capabilities. As with others, it permits players to communicate in real-time, making it easier to coordinate their attacks and strategies. Therefore, it would help if you had a microphone and headphones to use the voice chat feature in Modern Combat 5.
10. Spaceteam
This game is like no other cooperative multiplayer experience you've ever played before. It requires all players to work together in real-time, as they scramble to understand their ship's layout. They may also use each station accordingly to keep things running smoothly while also executing essential tasks. The main functions are analyzing strange new lifeforms or managing power flow between stations that might be offline because they got destroyed by an alien attack. With that in mind, you should enable the voice chat to communicate with your team and make the experience even more intense.
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Label your documents with tags and attributes so that you and collaborators can easily search for them. While users create custom tags for personal organization, team admins set attributes at an account level to organize their team's data centrally. Learn all about the abundant benefits of tags and attributes below.
Everyone can create custom tags, but configuring account-wide attributes with predefined inputs is only available to enterprise accounts. To upgrade, please contact our sales team.
Follow the steps below to learn how to label a document with a custom tag or attribute. You will only have access to attributes if you are a user on an enterprise account.
Hover over a document in the document page and click > manage attributes. A modal called "Document Attributes" will pop up.
In the text box below "Custom Tags," type in the tag(s) that you would like to associate with your document. Press "enter" in between entries.
For enterprise users only: Fill out the attribute fields in the modal that were defined by your team admin. This could involve manually inputting text or a link, or selecting an option from a dropdown.
When you are done filling out the modal, click "Save." The custom tags and attributes will now be associated with the document.
Navigate to your admin panel by clicking "Team" in the top bar of your document page.
Click on the "Document Management" tile.
Click "Add Attribute." A modal titled "Attribute Settings" will pop up.
Name your attribute and select an input type. If your input type is a dropdown or numerical range, see the sections below for information on how to set up that attribute.
If you want team members to select a value or values from a pre-defined list of options, you can use the dropdown input type.
Select "Dropdown (Single Select)" or "Dropdown (Multi Select) from the input type dropdown.
Click "Add another value" and fill out the corresponding text box.
Repeat step 2 for the rest of the values you would like to add.
Reorder your values by dragging to the left of the text boxes. Delete a value or make a value default by hovering over its text box, clicking , then selecting the corresponding option.
If you want users to select values from a hierarchy of dropdowns, with each selection being dependent on the previous one (eg. Country > State > City), you can use the hierarchical dropdown input type.
Each column represents an attribute.
The first cell of each column contains the attribute name.
All other cells in the column contain attribute values.
The leftmost column is the parent attribute that the column to the right of it is dependent on. That column is parent to the column on its right, and so on.
Select "Dropdown (Hierarchy) from the input type dropdown.
Click "Import" and select your CSV of hierarchical values.
If you want team members to associate a number with their document that is within a predefined range, such as a level between 1 and 10, you can use the numerical range input type. When applying the attribute, users will be able to change the value in increments of 1 by toggling the spinner arrows or entering a number manually.
Select "Numerical Range" from the input type dropdown.
Input numerical values to the "Minimum Value" and "Maximum Value" text boxes.


In the garden can be found the ruins of one of the eight towers of Bastille prison. They formed the base of the "Liberty Tower" and were initially found 1, Saint-Antoine street in 1899 when line 1 of the subway was being build, but were later moved here in the Square Henri-Galli. Will you find them ?
This very pretty 1925 large triangle-shaped garden is across the Seine, just opposite the Île Saint-Louis. It is named after a journalist and parisian politician of the French Third Republic.


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Bat for Lashes plays the Bowery Ballroom: an Interview with Natasha Khan
Bat for Lashes is the doppelgänger band ego of one of the leading millennial lights in British music, Natasha Khan. Caroline Weeks, Abi Fry and Lizzy Carey comprise the aurora borealis that backs this haunting, shimmering zither and glockenspiel peacock, and the only complaint coming from the audience at the Bowery Ballroom last Tuesday was that they could not camp out all night underneath these celestial bodies.
We live in the age of the lazy tendency to categorize the work of one artist against another, and Khan has had endless exultations as the next Björk and Kate Bush; Sixousie Sioux, Stevie Nicks, Sinead O'Connor, the list goes on until it is almost meaningless as comparison does little justice to the sound and vision of the band. "I think Bat For Lashes are beyond a trend or fashion band," said Jefferson Hack, publisher of Dazed & Confused magazine. "[Khan] has an ancient power…she is in part shamanic." She describes her aesthetic as "powerful women with a cosmic edge" as seen in Jane Birkin, Nico and Cleopatra. And these women are being heard. "I love the harpsichord and the sexual ghost voices and bowed saws," said Radiohead's Thom Yorke of the track Horse and I. "This song seems to come from the world of Grimm's fairytales."
Bat's debut album, Fur And Gold, was nominated for the 2007 Mercury Prize, and they were seen as the dark horse favorite until it was announced Klaxons had won. Even Ladbrokes, the largest gambling company in the United Kingdom, had put their money on Bat for Lashes. "It was a surprise that Klaxons won," said Khan, "but I think everyone up for the award is brilliant and would have deserved to win."
Natasha recently spoke with David Shankbone about art, transvestism and drug use in the music business.
DS: Do you have any favorite books?
NK: [Laughs] I'm not the best about finishing books. What I usually do is I will get into a book for a period of time, and then I will dip into it and get the inspiration and transformation in my mind that I need, and then put it away and come back to it. But I have a select rotation of cool books, like Women Who Run With the Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estés and Little Birds by Anaïs Nin. Recently, Catching the Big Fish by David Lynch.
DS: Lynch just came out with a movie last year called Inland Empire. I interviewed John Vanderslice last night at the Bowery Ballroom and he raved about it!
NK: I haven't seen it yet!
DS: Do you notice a difference between playing in front of British and American audiences?
NK: The U.S. audiences are much more full of expression and noises and jubilation. They are like, "Welcome to New York, Baby!" "You're Awesome!" and stuff like that. Whereas in England they tend to be a lot more reserved. Well, the English are, but it is such a diverse culture you will get the Spanish and Italian gay guys at the front who are going crazy. I definitely think in America they are much more open and there is more excitement, which is really cool.
DS: How many instruments do you play and, please, include the glockenspiel in that number.
NK: [Laughs] I think the number is limitless, hopefully. I try my hand at anything I can contribute; I only just picked up the bass, really—
DS: –I have a great photo of you playing the bass.
NK: I don't think I'm very good…
DS: You look cool with it!
NK: [Laughs] Fine. The glockenspiel…piano, mainly, and also the harp. Guitar, I like playing percussion and drumming. I usually speak with all my drummers so that I write my songs with them in mind, and we'll have bass sounds, choir sounds, and then you can multi-task with all these orchestral sounds. Through the magic medium of technology I can play all kinds of sounds, double bass and stuff.
DS: Do you design your own clothes?
NK: All four of us girls love vintage shopping and charity shops. We don't have a stylist who tells us what to wear, it's all very much our own natural styles coming through. And for me, personally, I like to wear jewelery. On the night of the New York show that top I was wearing was made especially for me as a gift by these New York designers called Pepper + Pistol. And there's also my boyfriend, who is an amazing musician—
DS: —that's Will Lemon from Moon and Moon, right? There is such good buzz about them here in New York.
NK: Yes! They have an album coming out in February and it will fucking blow your mind! I think you would love it, it's an incredible masterpiece. It's really exciting, I'm hoping we can do a crazy double unfolding caravan show, the Bat for Lashes album and the new Moon and Moon album: that would be really theatrical and amazing! Will prints a lot of my T-shirts because he does amazing tapestries and silkscreen printing on clothes. When we play there's a velvety kind of tapestry on the keyboard table that he made. So I wear a lot of his things, thrift store stuff, old bits of jewelry and antique pieces.
DS: You are often compared to Björk and Kate Bush; do those constant comparisons tend to bother you as an artist who is trying to define herself on her own terms?
NK: No, I mean, I guess that in the past it bothered me, but now I just feel really confident and sure that as time goes on my musical style and my writing is taking a pace of its own, and I think in time the music will speak for itself and people will see that I'm obviously doing something different. Those women are fantastic, strong, risk-taking artists—
DS: —as are you—
NK: —thank you, and that's a great tradition to be part of, and when I look at artists like Björk and Kate Bush, I think of them as being like older sisters that have come before; they are kind of like an amazing support network that comes with me.
DS: I'd imagine it's preferable to be considered the next Björk or Kate Bush instead of the next Britney.
NK: [Laughs] Totally! Exactly! I mean, could you imagine—oh, no I'm not going to try to offend anyone now! [Laughs] Let's leave it there.
DS: Does music feed your artwork, or does you artwork feed your music more? Or is the relationship completely symbiotic?
NK: I think it's pretty back-and-forth. I think when I have blocks in either of those area, I tend to emphasize the other. If I'm finding it really difficult to write something I know that I need to go investigate it in a more visual way, and I'll start to gather images and take photographs and make notes and make collages and start looking to photographers and filmmakers to give me a more grounded sense of the place that I'm writing about, whether it's in my imagination or in the characters. Whenever I'm writing music it's a very visual place in my mind. It has a location full of characters and colors and landscapes, so those two things really compliment each other, and they help the other one to blossom and support the other. They are like brother and sister.
DS: When you are composing music, do you see notes and words as colors and images in your mind, and then you put those down on paper?
NK: Yes. When I'm writing songs, especially lately because I think the next album has a fairly strong concept behind it and I'm writing the songs, really imagining them, so I'm very immersed into the concept of the album and the story that is there through the album. It's the same as when I'm playing live, I will imagine I see a forest of pine trees and sky all around me and the audience, and it really helps me. Or I'll just imagine midnight blue and emerald green, those kind of Eighties colors, and they help me.
DS: Is it always pine trees that you see?
NK: Yes, pine trees and sky, I guess.
DS: What things in nature inspire you?
NK: I feel drained thematically if I'm in the city too long. I think that when I'm in nature—for example, I went to Big Sur last year on a road trip and just looking up and seeing dark shadows of trees and starry skies really gets me and makes me feel happy. I would sit right by the sea, and any time I have been a bit stuck I will go for a long walk along the ocean and it's just really good to see vast horizons, I think, and epic, huge, all-encompassing visions of nature really humble you and give you a good sense of perspective and the fact that you are just a small particle of energy that is vibrating along with everything else. That really helps.
DS: Are there man-made things that inspire you?
NK: Things that are more cultural, like open air cinemas, old Peruvian flats and the Chelsea Hotel. Funny old drag queen karaoke bars…
DS: I photographed some of the famous drag queens here in New York. They are just such great creatures to photograph; they will do just about anything for the camera. I photographed a famous drag queen named Miss Understood who is the emcee at a drag queen restaurant here named Lucky Cheng's. We were out in front of Lucky Cheng's taking photographs and a bus was coming down First Avenue, and I said, "Go out and stop that bus!" and she did! It's an amazing shot.
NK: Oh. My. God.
DS: If you go on her Wikipedia article it's there.
NK: That's so cool. I'm really getting into that whole psychedelic sixties and seventies Paris Is Burning and Jack Smith and the Destruction of Atlantis. Things like The Cockettes. There seems to be a bit of a revolution coming through that kind of psychedelic drag queen theater.
DS: There are just so few areas left where there is natural edge and art that is not contrived. It's taking a contrived thing like changing your gender, but in the backdrop of how that is still so socially unacceptable.
NK: Yeah, the theatrics and creativity that go into that really get me. I'm thinking about The Fisher King…do you know that drag queen in The Fisher King? There's this really bad and amazing drag queen guy in it who is so vulnerable and sensitive. He sings these amazing songs but he has this really terrible drug problem, I think, or maybe it's a drink problem. It's so bordering on the line between fabulous and those people you see who are so in love with the idea of beauty and elevation and the glitz and the glamor of love and beauty, but then there's this really dark, tragic side. It's presented together in this confusing and bewildering way, and it always just gets to me. I find it really intriguing.
DS: How are you received in the Pakistani community?
NK: [Laughs] I have absolutely no idea! You should probably ask another question, because I have no idea. I don't have contact with that side of my family anymore.
DS: When you see artists like Pete Doherty or Amy Winehouse out on these suicidal binges of drug use, what do you think as a musician? What do you get from what you see them go through in their personal lives and with their music?
NK: It's difficult. The drugs thing was never important to me, it was the music and expression and the way he delivered his music, and I think there's a strange kind of romantic delusion in the media, and the music media especially, where they are obsessed with people who have terrible drug problems. I think that's always been the way, though, since Billie Holiday. The thing that I'm questioning now is that it seems now the celebrity angle means that the lifestyle takes over from the actual music. In the past people who had musical genius, unfortunately their personal lives came into play, but maybe that added a level of romance, which I think is pretty uncool, but, whatever. I think that as long as the lifestyle doesn't precede the talent and the music, that's okay, but it always feels uncomfortable for me when people's music goes really far and if you took away the hysteria and propaganda of it, would the music still stand up? That's my question. Just for me, I'm just glad I don't do heavy drugs and I don't have that kind of problem, thank God. I feel that's a responsibility you have, to present that there's a power in integrity and strength and in the lifestyle that comes from self-love and assuredness and positivity. I think there's a real big place for that, but it doesn't really get as much of that "Rock n' Roll" play or whatever.
DS: Is it difficult to come to the United States to play considering all the wars we start?
NK: As an English person I feel equally as responsible for that kind of shit. I think it is a collective consciousness that allows violence and those kinds of things to continue, and I think that our governments should be ashamed of themselves. But at the same time, it's a responsibility of all of our countries, no matter where you are in the world to promote a peaceful lifestyle and not to consciously allow these conflicts to continue. At the same time, I find it difficult to judge because I think that the world is full of shades of light and dark, from spectrums of pure light and pure darkness, and that's the way human nature and nature itself has always been. It's difficult, but it's just a process, and it's the big creature that's the world; humankind is a big creature that is learning all the time. And we have to go through these processes of learning to see what is right.


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The CK series is extremely attractive visually and in terms of specification. The ecological engine is remarkably quiet and produces negligible levels of vibration. There is minimal maintenance required.
All the tractors of the CK series are equipped with suspended brake pedals. This gives an increased amount of floor space adding to the driver comfort and makes them easy for the operator to reach.


Looi van Kessel is a PhD student at the Centre for the Arts in Society.
My primary area of interest is in postwar American literature, and especially the treatment of deviant sexuality in this period. My modes of inquiry cross through several disciplines, such as queer studies, genre studies, discourse analysis and legal theory.
Currently, my work is on the American author James Purdy and his treatment of homosexual identity in patriarchal environments. Through a critical analysis of his work, I explore questions concerning the representation of homosexuality, sexual violence and sovereignty over one's own body.
At present I teach working groups in the BA International Studies program. Courses that I am teaching are, among others, Introduction Cultural Studies, Globalization & Cultural Studies, North American Culture and North American History.


www.youtube.com - A really interesting TED talk about AI and the possible negative consequences.
hackeducation.com - An amazing story about an essentially unknown software project. I just started reading the book mentioned in this article. Anyone want to join me?
www.foxnews.com - This article outlines the steps we need to take in order to make the switch from simply talking about needing computer science education to physically teaching computer science education.
www.theatlantic.com - This article is very informative and explains the reasoning behind the method. In other words, they want students to understand the difference between knowing how to use something and understanding how it works.
Gerald Ardito on Previewing Music on an mBot ( 370 days ago ): Thanks, Jeff. This is very helpful.


Non-destructive methods are revolutionizing tissue imaging. In this webinar you will learn about technologies currently available to accelerate both preclinical and clinical research.
Christian Schwentner is a Professor of Urology and Urological Oncology at the Department of Urology, University Hospital Tuebingen, Germany. He is the program director of minimally-invasive urological surgery and robotics in Tuebingen as well as coordinator of the comprehensive cancer centre. His research interests focus on prostate and bladder cancer as well as on the advancement of minimally-invasive surgical techniques.
Dr. Petitjean is an experienced leader with 20 years of executive-level and international business experience in Medical Technology and Life Sciences. Former Chief Marketing Officer at General Electric and Leader of P&L Operations at GE Healthcare, Dr. Petitjean's technology expertise spans across the spectrum of Physical Instrumentation. He has extensively published and created intellectual property in the areas of Molecular Beam Epitaxy, Semiconductor Bandgap Engineering and Medical/Cellular Imaging. Dr. Petitjean is President of Mednest LLC and Pharmanest LLC and is launching Genesis Imaging Services, a Princeton-based CRO which offers breakthrough and non-destructive technology imaging services for preclinical and clinical research.
Dr. Petitjean will briefly introduce the technical and the practical aspects of SHG coupled to TPEF for preclinical and clinical research applications, then Prof. Christian Schwentner will describe his own use of the Genesis Imaging System to characterize extracellular matrix profiles in prostate and bladder cancer and will make a comparison with traditional staining.
Second Harmonic Generation (SHG) and Two-Photon Excited Fluorescence (TPEF) are classified as Non-Linear Optical Imaging and the Genesis Imaging System combines the potential of these optical technologies with automated image analysis algorithms. The Genesis Imaging System offers a high optical spatial and temporal resolution for a non-destructive imaging in biological environments.


My daughter has unilateral lymphedema, the physical therapist recommended sleeping with the leg elevated. She starts out the night with it on a pillow, but by the end of the night, she has tossed and turned enough that it is no longer on. Has anyone tried those beds that you can elevate the legs? Thanks for any info.
When I developed lymphedema at 17 years of age, my mother came up with a perfect way of having an elevation of mattress. We had two old computers CPUs, and she put one on top of another and put them under my mattress, so elevation stayed there permanently. That worked! I could not toss down heavy computers from under my mattress at night!
My compression therapist suggested that I elevate the foot of the bed with old telephone books on the floor under the feet of the bed. That works. I stacked two on each side and wrapped masking tape around them.
Stuffing stuff under the mattress works fine. If you want something that is easy to store away, you can buy large foam wedges at most medical supply stores (or on the internet). My parents bought me one which I used for about 10 years and it is still in good condition.
Those foam rubber wedges are great. I used one for a long long time at the ehad of my matteras to help me breathe until the fluid got so bad I had/have to sleep in a recliner. Oh.....what I would give to stretch out and sleep in a bed.
You can also get the vinyl blow pu varieties, but I found the foam rubber works the best and lasts the longest.
I am currently using a foam rubber wedge too, Pat. I bought the entire set of wedges at J.C. Penney when they were on sale for half price.


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Turn the burner with the empty pan on high and add the butter to melt ensuring you get all the brown bits, take directly off heat and drizzle 1/2 on each plate. Top with a squeeze of fresh lemon juice and serve.
Wahoo? What the… I had no idea what this was while browsing the frozen fish section at Wegman's supermarket in New Jersey. It was wild caught and only $9 for two servings, obviously the only natural thing to do was to buy it and figure it out later. I had some endives that I wanted to try broiling as per Gordon Ramsay's suggestion which was to coat them in a bit of sugar to really caramelize them and make them " beautiful" as he would say. Endives with their meatier texture, pair nicely with fish, so out came the Wahoo.
Wahoo is a white tropical fish with a meaty texture similar to Tuna. The taste is refined, and similar to a Mackerel (upon some further research turns out they are both from the same species), but not overwhelmingly fishy so it can hold its weight in spices. Throughout the cooking process you will notice that the flesh of the fish is quite remarkable. While it takes longer than normal fish to cook, it can withstand the high heat required in the blackening process. One would think that it would result in a dry and stale ending however it is the opposite. The moment you'll dig in, leave the knife behind, only a fork is required- the fish will fall apart and reveals a smooth texture that is moist and can also soak up the rich butter sauce that accompanies it. Sounds quite like a unicorn, then again who knows what happened along the gene line of Mackerels to come up with this transformative fish.


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RJD's Manoj Jha 'unhappy' with bigger opposition parties
Kumar Anshuman
, ET Bureau Last Updated: Dec 28, 2021, 11:51 AM IST
Jha specially mentioned the Elections Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2021, which proposes linking the voter identification card to Aadhaar card. "This is one bill which might lead to a compromise in our electoral process. We know the biggest beneficiary of the electoral bonds is the BJP. Now data shall be a monopoly and we all know the importance of this data," said Jha.
RJD MP Manoj Jha at Parliament complex.
Opposition parties could have acted differently in the winter session: Manoj Jha
The RJD's Rajya Sabha member Manoj Jha raised questions on both the government and the bigger opposition parties for not playing a constructive role in the functioning of Parliament during the winter session. Most of the winter session was washed out because of the suspension of 12 Rajya Sabha members from the Upper House and a truce could not be reached between the government and the opposition.
"Disruptions resulted in a headline the next day that the government passed the bill and the opposition boycotted. People didn't get to know what the opposition's view was," Jha told ET in an exclusive interaction. "A larger message is to the ruling party, but a smaller message is also to the opposition that we are passing through a very difficult time, a kind of dark tunnel, and we all must always work hard to have a source of light. If we choke the source of light that is Parliament, we don't have many options left."
Jha specially mentioned the Elections Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2021, which proposes linking the voter identification card to Aadhaar card. "This is one bill which might lead to a compromise in our electoral process. We know the biggest beneficiary of the electoral bonds is the BJP. Now data shall be a monopoly and we all know the importance of this data," said Jha. "We should have raised these issues but we couldn't. This regret should be seen in the large context of how the ruling party has brought Parliament to this stage."
Jha said Rajya Sabha chairman Venkaiah Naidu was willing to resolve the deadlock and that he gave directions to each side, even a basic tutorial as to how it can be resolved, giving instances of the past. However, the BJP was in no mood to do so, he said.
Without naming Congress and Trinamool Congress, he also raised the issue of rivalry and contradictions between the bigger opposition parties. "There used to be certain points of contradiction between the political parties, which one can understand. There were contradictions within political parties and those contradictions were much more visible on certain days, and that is why they couldn't be resolved. Many opposition parties in the opposition wanted to see things differently, but they could have been resolved," he said.
"I am not naming any party. But your idea of enhancing your footprint shouldn't result in a situation where the best footprints in parliamentary discourse are lost. Fight state elections but never allow that politics to disturb the political rhythm of unity inside the House," he said.
"Smaller parties like us get very little time and if that is also lost, we feel helpless," he said.
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It was at a routine appointment with my gynecologist when I had a lump detected in a breast exam. I was 37 years old and a single mother. I was sent for a mammogram and an ultrasound. I remember that I wasn't too concerned as there was not a lot of cancer in my family, only my dad with prostate cancer. But there were lots of people in the room, and I was told that there was something 'suspicious'. I had the biopsy and was soon called by Dr. Roth, my gynecologist, to tell me that I had infiltrating ductal carcinoma, breast cancer.
I think, looking back, that learning and accepting this diagnosis is like going through the 5 stages of grief, denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. My oncologist, Dr. Mark Levine, was a huge help to me through this process with his compassion and care. I didn't trust or like the idea of chemotherapy as my dad had died within 6 months despite being treated with chemotherapy. But, I put my trust in God and Dr. Levine and tried to keep positive. I had a left mastectomy and aggressive chemotherapy.
I tried to go about my life as normally as possible, caring for and loving my young son. I didn't have much family or support, but I did the best I could, cooking meals in advance and trying to maintain my son's normal schedule. We still did normal stuff, like skating in the winter.
I was offered genetic testing due to my very young age at breast cancer diagnosis and soon learned that I do have a hereditary form of breast cancer, caused by a BRCA2 gene mutation. This led me to have a left mastectomy to prevent new breast cancers and then breast reconstruction. I also had a full hysterectomy at age 39 due to my increased risk for ovarian cancer. I needed to be alive for my son and in fact, I was free and clear of cancer for 17 years.
In 2013, I had a cyst develop on my left breast which led to another biopsy and a diagnosis of recurrent breast cancer. I was thrown back into the whirlwind of surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. This time was a bit tougher on me as I spent 7 days in the hospital when I developed neutropenia.
I am now cancer free again and have learned a lot. I have learned that everyone needs help. My second time through treatment, I relied more on people and know that this is not a sign of weakness. When I finished treatment, I felt like I could conquer the world!
Dr. Levine asked me to attend the BRIGHT RUN inaugural event in 2008 and I was honoured. I was picked up in a limosine and gave a speech. I was more than thrilled to do this, as the care that I received at the Juravinski Cancer Centre was, and is, beyond compare.
I haven't always been able to attend the BRIGHT RUN, but I am always there in spirit. Through my job as a flight attendant with Air Canada, I request a donation through the employee giving program for 2 flights in North America to be used in the BRIGHT RUN Planes Trains and Automobiles Raffle each year. I am so proud to be able to contribute in this way and Air Canada has been incredibly supportive.
I know that my care was improved by the advances that have been made in research. The BRIGHT RUN is so important, as all of the money raised goes to fund local research projects. Look at me, I'm alive and well 18 years later thanks to research and the Juravinski Cancer Centre. For those women facing a new diagnosis, I would want them to know how important it is not to let fear take over – many of us have walked this road and survived, stronger than before!


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There's nothing like a pandemic to disrupt all of our plans, and many of us were left wondering what we might do to entertain our children in these summer holidays, as well as keeping up with their appetites. Many of GGT's community partners usually have a big programme of activities during the holidays, but normal activities had to be shelved, the idea for a Holiday Kitchen was born thanks to a collaboration between community organisations, local councillors, Gloucester City Council and supported by GGT.
Dawn Barnes, Project Manager from The Venture: White City, who has been one of the driving forces behind the Holiday Kitchen said: "The Holiday Kitchen was set up to encourage our local families to meet up in safe outdoor community spaces to socialise, share a free hot lunch, pick up some resources to help keep children creative and active and to access any further support they might need. We've seen lots of families each week, many travelling between the various venues to meet up with friends - lots of whom they haven't seen for a long while because of the lockdown restrictions."
"Parents and carers have told us that it has been great to have a reason to get out of the house and enjoy the company of others whilst picking up free resources to help relieve boredom. We have also been able to offer a variety of additional activities alongside the holiday kitchen project including socially distanced drama sessions, free books, creative workshops and sports days."
The Holiday Kitchen has been providing up to 100 meals a day and over 4,200 meals in total will be served over the holidays from Tommy the tuk tuk, thanks to the very generous support of local organisation Generation Events, who not only supplied Tommy but also team members to cook and serve the food.
Ross Nicholl who runs the Club at Tuffley Park and Generation Events said: "We really wanted to support the Holiday Kitchen not only through The Club @ Tuffley Park CIC but also through our other company Generation Events Gloucestershire because we knew how hard COVID-19 has affected families. Our main aim is to reduce isolation and help tackle food poverty so this fitted right in with what we do. Our team has been a huge part of making this happen and really got into the community spirit whilst doing it."
The events have taken place at locations across Gloucester with thanks to GL Communities, The Redwell Centre, The Venture White City and The Club at Tuffley Park, and have been supported by Play Gloucestershire's Play Rangers and the LOOP Team who have helped to run Sports Day activities in the last week of the holidays.
In addition craft packs have been put together by The Venture: White City with a different theme every week, given away free to residents to take home and make.
Mark Gale, CEO of Gloucestershire Gateway Trust who have supported the project said: "The Holiday Kitchen has been an incredible collaboration between our community partners and other local organisations. Residents have really enjoyed themselves, and although it might not have been what we all had planned for this summer, it's definitely something we'd like to repeat next year in some form. A big thank you to everyone involved, including the team at Generation Events who have really got behind this initiative and given their time to help."
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The main block of Pt 18 of 9373, was bought from Burrows (CMS) in 1879. Henry retiring to farming, built the Rodmar home in the 1880's. Henry Tacy Jnr was born 1883 and Edward Blomfield 1885 (Emily died giving birth to him and Aunts Martha and Henrietta looked after the children).
In Sept 1884 Henry sold 8 acres with ROW to Richard John Gill.
Hopkins Clarke after selling Rarere on the Kerikeri River returned to Waimate where he took a great interest in church affairs. Hopkins lived in the house, known as Rodmar, on Showgrounds Road and farmed the two adjoining properties. Henry Wyatt Watling Clarke (his son) died in 1893 and Hopkins died Feb 1913. Robert Athelstan Clarke (Henry's son) inherited the Hopkins blocks of land next to Rodmar. Athel after his second marriage moved to Paihia and built boats.
In 1902 Henry Tacy Clarke died and the land was given to the trustee's Edwin Augustus Bedggood and William Ernest Bedggood, to sell (except two blocks [Pahangahaga and Rodmar] not to be sold until the younger of his children turned 25 years.
In 1907 the land was handed over. Henry Tacy jnr sold his piece to Edward Blomfield Clarke.
The farm was then sold to Fredrick Hingston, Aug 1920 - Dec 1924 and Edward moved to Whakatane.
Sold lots 1 and 2 to Robert Athelstan Clarke in May 1925 and the remainder of his land in Oct 1925 to Ernest Holland, but he could not meet the mortgage for the property and ended up taking it back. In between 1930 – 1942.
Mabel Kathleen died at Russell on 27 Nov 1941.
In 1945, he left Rodmar after he married Rita in Feb 1943, and moved to Paihia. Trevor lived at Rodmar aged 10 years for 3 years, 1943 - 1945. Neville and Eileen Ross then farmed the farm for a short period.
The farm was then leased, and then sold to Cecil James Bedggood August 1962.


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I am not afraid of aging, but more afraid of people's reactions to my aging.
Barbara Hershey's quotes
It's also very painful, because I feel, and I know, probably all women my age and older feel like we're better and have more to give and are more fun now.
Sydney's a beautiful city. It was a great experience.
That's what everyone said attracted them to Lantana - I call it an adult mystery, because it's not a thriller in the sense of that other way, but it is a mystery.
I like the sensibility of Australian film a lot and the crews are fantastic. Great characters, wonderful people and no line between - I think in Hollywood they have this line between actors and crew a lot, and that just didn't exist, which I really appreciated.
I loved that it was about human relationships and then it was a mystery without falling into the trap of a thriller per se, because it pulled you in through people rather than through events or effects.
I look back on my life like everybody does but not just career. I mean I look back on my life as a whole, so I don't think that I dwell there or anything and in terms of work I hope that there is a lot in front of me.
I know actors come around and they always talk like that, but I don't do publicity if I don't like the film.
So I was always passionate about it and felt that it was sort of the golden thread inside me in terms of what I was supposed to do in terms of work but I think I have relaxed a lot in terms of the actual experience and actually enjoy it more and enjoy the people more.
I just think Australia tends to make very good movies, so if someone hands me an Australian or an American film script I would guess the Australian film would be more intriguing.
There is no executive order; there is no law that can require the American people to form a national community. This we must do as individuals and if we do it as individuals, there is no President of the United States who can veto that decision.
Barbara Jordan
Young people discovering their sexuality must know they walk with a strong tradition and that they are not alone. They have a right to information without being pressured.
Many are needed to plant and water what has been planted now that the faith has spread so far and there are so many people... No matter who plants or waters, God gives no harvest unless what is planted is the faith of Peter and unless he agrees to his teachings.
DJs and people in the street know what they like.
People who keep stiff upper lips find that it's damn hard to smile.
Judith Guest
Some people are directors and I think they should stay behind the camera.
We dominated Survivor - there is no way we would not dominate that, too. I can see it already, us making deals with people. That's the best part, and with the Race, it would be even more fun because I've got a lot of tricks up my sleeve.
Rob Mariano
I'm getting a wider circle of fans now. More women, more middle class people.
James Ellroy
We must support initiatives that provide clear, concrete measures and milestones that our troops need for defeating the insurgency, building up Iraqi security forces, and handing over Iraq to the Iraqi people.
Yeah, that's what kind of, we get the idea a little bit yeah, because other people from different countries also try as hard as they can to get a medal or a gold medal in the Olympic Games. And you know, if they can work hard, we can work hard as well.
Well concerning the world records that I did, I think it helps a lot to me, yeah. I think it's a very individual thing because I heard some people say, like, oh I don't like it at all. But I definitely, for me it really made a big difference.
My goal is, of course, for this show to do well, and I would love it if people liked it.
Julia Louis Dreyfus
I hate wasting people's time.
Religions get lost as people do.
I also do not like the idea of soft money, these issue ads - people don't know where the money is coming from, millions and millions of dollars outside of the control of a candidate - there's no accountability.
The people of England are the most enthusiastic in the world.
The avantgarde are people who don't exactly know where they want to go, but are the first to get there.
My theory is if you have a religion, it's a good one. Because some people don't have any at all.
It's sometimes shocking to find out what people really believe in.
That's Tommy, this great producer who comes in contact with people and must have a mental library of personnel who are great for this and great for that, and he brought this whole group of musicians to the project that I'd never worked with before.
Rock and rollers can get you the youth buzz, and younger people are fanatical readers.
Sitting at home the way I do, I'd just love the hear from people. It'd be a great help in passing the time.
I guess I strike people as very serious, or very intense.
Deidre Hall
My parents were amazing people who had no business being together - and they knew it.
Some people don't like competition because it makes them work harder, better.
I took Laura on a trip once where we followed the Immigrant Trail for about six hundred miles. She really learned a lesson. People forget too often how it was back then.
Don't underestimate the people. Let them decide.
I'm lucky enough that directors sometimes seek me out for little projects that people don't even know about, that just surface later on.
We need to begin an all-out diplomatic offensive on Darfur in order to prepare the way for a peacekeeping force that can ensure protection for the people of Darfur.
Kendrick Meek
Our supporters support us for one reason, people pray for us for one reason - because of the healing ministry.
The secret to success is to offend the greatest number of people.
I got to sit down with people who I admired, and have conversations with some of the greatest thinkers and artists and performers. It's a huge privilege for me to be a journalist.
James Daly
Awards were made in Hollywood, in whatever the time it was created. They're to promote each other's movies. You give me an award, I give you an award and people will believe that we are great movies and they'll go to see them. It's still the same.
It may be shocking to some people in this country to realize that, without meaning to do so, they hold views in common with Hitler when they preach discrimination against other religious, racial or economic groups.
Henry A. Wallace
The best part of my carreer is getting to meet so many different people, because I learn so much from everyone.
People always ask me how long somebody can last as long as I've been lasting and continue to keep doing it, so I figured that people didn't really know how to do that.
We are all gifted, but we have to discover the gift, uncover the gift, nurture and develop the gift and use it for the Glory of God and for the liberation struggle of our people.
Louis Farrakhan


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Ken Kesey
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Chief Bromden
Randle McMurphy
Nurse Ratched
Dale Harding
Billy Bibbit
Part 1, continued
Ken Kesey and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Background
Summary Part I
From the beginning of the novel to McMurphy's bet with the patients
It's still hard for me to have a clear mind thinking on it. But it's the truth even if it didn't happen.
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Chief Bromden, a long-term patient in Nurse Ratched's psychiatric ward, narrates the events of the novel. The book begins as he awakens to a typical day on the ward, feeling paranoid about the illicit nighttime activities of the ward's three black aides. The aides mock him for being a pushover, even though he is six feet seven inches tall, and they make him sweep the hallways for them, nicknaming him "Chief Broom." Bromden is half Indian and pretends to be deaf and dumb; as a result, he overhears all the secrets on the ward and is barely noticed by anyone despite his stature.
Nurse Ratched, whom Bromden refers to as "the Big Nurse," enters the ward with a gust of cold air. Bromden describes Ratched as having "skin like flesh-colored enamel" and lips and fingertips the strange orange color of polished steel. Her one feminine feature is her oversized bosom, which she tries to conceal beneath a starched white uniform. When she gets angry with the aides, Bromden sees her get "big as a tractor." She orders the aides to shave Bromden, and he begins to scream and hallucinate that he is being surrounded by machine-made fog until he is forcedly medicated. He tells us that his forthcoming story about the hospital might seem "too awful to be the truth."
Bromden regains consciousness in the day room. Here, he tells us that a public relations man sometimes leads tours around the ward, pointing out the cheery atmosphere and claiming that the ward is run without the brutality exercised in previous generations. Today, the ward's monotony is interrupted when Randle McMurphy, a new patient, arrives. McMurphy's appearance is preceded by his boisterous, brassy voice and his confident, iron-heeled walk. McMurphy laughs when the patients are stunned silent by his entrance. It is the first real laugh that the ward has heard in years.
McMurphy, a large redhead with a devilish grin, swaggers around the ward in his motorcycle cap and dirty work-farm clothes, with a leather jacket over one arm. He introduces himself as a gambling fool, saying that he requested to be transferred to the hospital to escape the drudgery of the Pendleton Work Farm. He asks to meet the "bull goose loony" so he can take over as the man in charge. He encounters Billy Bibbit, a thirty-one-year-old baby-faced man with a severe stutter, and Dale Harding, the effeminate and educated president of the Patients' Council. All the while, McMurphy sidesteps the attempts of the daytime aides to herd him into the admission routine of a shower, an injection, and a rectal thermometer.
McMurphy surveys the day room. The patients are divided into two main categories: the Acutes, who are considered curable, and the Chronics, whom Bromden, himself a Chronic, calls "machines with flaws inside that can't be repaired." The Chronics who can move around are Walkers, and the rest are either Wheelers or Vegetables. Some Chronics are patients who arrived at the hospital as Acutes but were mentally crippled by excessive shock treatment or brain surgery, common practices in the hospital. Nurse Ratched encourages the Acutes to spy on one another. If one reveals an embarrassing or incriminating personal detail, the rest race to write it in the logbook. Their reward for such disclosures is sleeping late the next morning.
Nurse Ratched runs her ward on a strict schedule, controlling every movement with absolute precision. The nurse has selected her aides for their inherent cruelty and her staff for their submissiveness. Bromden recalls Maxwell Taber, a patient who demanded information about his medications. He was sent for multiple electroshock treatments and rendered completely docile. Eventually, he was considered cured and was discharged. Bromden conceives of society as a huge, oppressive conglomeration that he calls the Combine, and he sees the hospital as a factory for "fixing up mistakes made in the neighborhoods and in the schools and in the churches."
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My script can handle the input fields but I am unsure how to change the other elements.
The idea is to replace all occurrences of "your dog" with the contents of #input_2_10.
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Professor Elysa Dishman joined the BYU Law faculty in August 2016 as Practitioner-in-Residence for fall semester. She previously practiced real estate law at Kirton McConkie PC in Salt Lake City. Prior to working at Kirton McConkie PC, she practiced in the litigation group of Baker Botts LLP in Washington, DC.
Professor Dishman teaches Professional Responsibility. Her research interests include ethics, corporate governance, director and officer liability, white collar crime, and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Professor Dishman has a J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law and an undergraduate degree from Brigham Young University.
Jeffrey A. Lamken, Allyson N. Ho & Elysa M. Dishman, Supreme Court Examines Preemptive Scope of Federal Labeling Standards, Washington Legal Foundation Legal Opinion Letters Vol. 18 No. 19 (2008).


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RICHMOND, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr. 11, 2016-- Tredegar Corporation (NYSE:TG) today announced the appointment of Michael J. Schewel to the position of Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, effective May 9, 2016.
Mr. Schewel comes to Tredegar Corporation from the law firm McGuireWoods LLP, where his practice primarily focused on corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, and the development and financing of energy and industrial projects. He was named partner in 1986 and co-chaired the firm's corporate practice group for a number of years. Mr. Schewel served as Secretary of Commerce and Trade for the Commonwealth of Virginia from 2002 to 2006 and is currently serving on the board of directors of Markel Corporation and Cadence, Inc.
Tredegar Corporation is a manufacturer of plastic films and aluminum extrusions. A global company headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, Tredegar had 2015 sales of $896 million. With approximately 2,800 employees, the company operates manufacturing facilities in North America, South America, Europe, and Asia.
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