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Interview with David James Duncan
By Paul K. Haeder
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PKH: Talk about writing, and young people trying to take a stab at writing as a career in a world of Flash videos and Internet messaging. We've got so much conglomeration of media - a majority of publishing houses in the USA owned by less than 10 corporations. And, the ungodly fact that the kids today in K-12 are averaging 10 minutes of outside reading a day. What can you say to aspiring young writers to stick it out?
DJD: To writers at the moment I would say, yes, it's a struggle to keep our frail art form together, but hey, it's a damned interesting time! Humanity is in the midst of a massive transition, so human communication is undergoing a transition. A tough-minded response to your question might be something like Robinson Jeffers' line: "There is no reason for amazement: surely one always knew that cultures decay, and that life's end is death."
All human endeavor -- including even our literature -- is transitory. I've spent my life immersed in the myths, scriptures and bardic songs of the world -- the best records of the best things human beings have said, sung and done for thousands of years. A little familiarity with this body of knowledge takes a lot of the stress out of living in a time of transition. The decline of literacy causes a lot of hand-wringing. But literacy is itself a recent human development -- and a lamented development by the bards and singers of the oral cultures that preceded our literate one.
To learn to live with the earth on the earth's own terms is more important to me than literacy. I lived on the Oregon Coast at a time when the most ancient Sitka spruce groves in the world were being converted daily into the L.A. Sunday Times. There was, in my view, nothing in the Times' stories of that era that compared in beauty or import to the trees that were slaughtered to create the newspapers. The news those trees were emitting was something invisible, called oxygen. The news those trees published constantly was keeping the planet alive. We killed them in the name of literacy.
"A boat is more than an investigative tool," Robert Kennedy said recently while on the Colorado, the threatened American icon. "It's a reminder to the public that you own this waterway." It's pretty universal throughout civilization that there are laws of waterways stating that they belong to the people. Code of Justinian, Magna Carta, and constitution. Why have we allowed polluters, developers, and politicians to virtually destroy our connection to rivers and streams?
DJD: First off, I haven't allowed any such thing, at least not directly. I've spent my life resisting polluters, developers and politicians who destroy waterways. And my connection to rivers and streams is a vivid part of my daily contemplative and recreational and economic life.
My downfall is as a consumer. The mistake the American people have made, from the very beginning, is to place faith and trust in an inhuman financial entity generally known as "the corporation." Jefferson saw it coming. "I hope we shall crush in its birth the aristocracy of our moneyed corporations, which dare already to challenge our government to a trial of strength." We did not crush the moneyed corporations. We enthroned them. And corporations are not human. They don't eat, drink, or breathe, hence have no particular allegiance to clean food, water or air. They possess no beating heart or soul, hence fear no God, and no punishment for misdeeds in any kind of Hereafter. Corporations contain humans the way a cult, a sedative, or a TV contain humans. They dominate, "monoculturize," dehumanize, mesmerize and misinform us, and make us pay and thank them for it.
Corporate transformation, corporate disempowerment, corporate accountability, corporate humanization, corporate spiritualization, is the crucial (in)human topic of our time.
The essay you wrote on Washington State's salmon rehabilitation projects was read by Congress. You wondered, tongue in cheek , whether Congress "still reads." Talk about that specific essay's effect on politicians - do they read?
DJD: My salmon essay to Congress was extremely friendly, actually. I was trying to create a little love for the most magnificent fishes that swim. The line you cite was an attempt to irritate the deadbeats into reading me long enough to realize that financial support of salmon recovery is a very good thing for the United States of America. I had a small, definite job to do: try to get salmon recovery funded. And it was funded. Insufficiently. But it's a start!
"Censoring Science" is a new book out on the Bush Administration's fascist attack on Dr. James Hansen's work with NASA on climate change. Did you ever predict when you were a struggling young writer cutting lawns and looking for the perfect stretch of water from which to cast that you'd see this sort of crap happening in the 21st Century? Why, if so? Why not, if not?
DJD: I've been surprised from time to time by the American people's eagerness to vote for ways to increase their own suffering and their children's destitution and Mother Earth's degradation. But I refuse to despair. Salmon are my totem creature and salmon don't despair. They keep trying to return home to their mountain birthhouses and create a beautiful new generation no matter what kind of hellhole industrial man has made of their rivers. Mother Teresa spoke with the heart of a wild salmon when she said, "God doesn't ask us to win. He only asks us to try." I'm in the business of trying. I leave the scorecard to the Scorekeeper.
"The 'environmental movement' is a caterpillar in the process of being transformed into a much more beautiful butterfly. It's time to let the e-word go and find a butterfly of a word." You said this in an interview. We are now at the time when the climate is changing dramatically, because of all sorts of tipping points, including all the green house gas emissions humans are spewing; because snow packs are going, going, gone; glaciers are receding; the oceans are acidifying; the list goes on and on. If this isn't the moment for the globe - unfortunately, the USA has to be part of the charge - to get its act together, what will it take?
DJD: The desire to save the world is too big for any of us. I'm less than three feet in circumference. The Earth is 25,000 miles in circumference! I can't wrap my arms or head around my sweet Mama. So I don't try.
Instead, I try to live the advice of Mother Teresa. "We can do no great things -- only small things with great love." When small things are done with great love, it is not a flawed you or me who does them: it's just love. I have no faith in any kind of political party, left right or centrist. I have boundless faith in love. The only spiritually responsible way I know to be a citizen, artist or activist in times like ours is by doing a daily and nightly, faith-driven skein of small things, each of them done with all the love I can muster.
What is the role of the media - not just TV and movies - but the entire mess of media tools in bringing this ignorance and conspicuous consumption mentality into focus in 2008? We seem collectively stupid to not realize the value of retrofitting our country for rail travel; for mandatory carbon taxes on polluters; on developing a land ethic; re-energizing local economies; and bringing back wilderness; the salmon. Discuss your relationship with the media, with publishing, with the repetition of talks you give to various groups.
DJD: The key to ongoing hope, strength, and effectiveness, for me, is to think small. Not big! Small. Look at your hands. Right now. They're not large. They can't do much. But they can do something. Right now.
I trust my hands more than my mind. My hands are enlivened by my lungs and heartbeat and by the Earth and by Spirit directly. Only indirectly are they guided by the mind. My aging hands have done so much cool stuff it staggers my mind.
There is a fabulous story by Raymond Carver called "A Small Good Thing." It's like a scripture to me. In it, a baker who has been an asshole to some customers who failed to collect a birthday cake, finds out that the reason the couple didn't pick up the cake was that their child had been killed. At the climax, the couple goes to see the baker, wanting to kill him in return. Instead, he serves them fresh cinnamon rolls and hot coffee with his two small hands, and he joins them, and they talk. He admits he's a fool. He admits he's made many mistakes in his life, but none bigger than harassing them in their time of loss. Yet he's certain that the cinnamon rolls and the coffee, in this time of grief, are what he calls "a small good thing." This story makes me bawl like a baby. It's so simple and beautiful and true. It also makes me crave cinnamon rolls every time somebody I love dies.
The daily doing of "small good things" -- with one's own two hands -- transforms the doer. Transforms consciousness. Opens the heart. Sharpens the mind and senses. Too much media does the opposite. Too much "news" especially. I feel a vibrant energy and keen focus in solitude and silence. This beautiful energy gets lost when I tune in the smoke and mirrors being manufactured all day by centers of media and political power. When those glorious Sitka Spruce groves died to create L.A. Times "news stories" and ads and info-crap, it taught me something. No one on earth remembered any of that printed crap a month later. But the stumps of those glorious trees, and the voices of the kids who played in them, are still there, and they still haunt me.
When I'm haunted I try to put it to use. Instead of gathering media information by the ton, I spend a lot of time shedding such information, tuning in a mysterious internal spark instead. This spark may or may not "change the world." But I've seen it galvanize mere information and pierce the world, again and again. When light shines out in darkness, the matter of this world is pierced so deftly and completely that I'm left with an almost physical certainty that matter is just spirit in a denser form. This moves me deeply. And so energizes me, giving me new life and courage, again and again. The conversion of matter into spirit, of ignorance into awareness, or hate into love, is the grand purpose of human life, according to my bibles. So I don't try to "make news in the world" or "save the world." I try, all day every day, to be true to a mysterious light that pierces the world.
Salmon embody such a huge cultural, spiritual, and historical significance to this part of the world. What is it going to take to remove those four lower Snake River dams?
DJD: The conversion of matter into spirit, ignorance into awareness, and hate into love, will remove the dams. I don't know when, but I feel it will happen. Five thousand five hundred miles of fertile salmon streams are being given a hysterectomy. The removal of those four dams is the largest workable ocean-fish restoration project possible on the planet -- in a time when we've lost 90% of the ocean's fisheries.
My wheat farming friends who now oppose the dams are living examples of the conversion of ignorance into awareness and matter into spirit. My desire that their wheat-barging and irrigation systems be cost-effectively replaced by railroads and pumps is an example of the same. Farmers and fishers are brothers and sisters now. That's as it should be. As it once was. It's right out of the gospels, actually. And tthe outcry of the nation's chefs also heartens us. "Loaves and Fishes" should be served to the world by our region forever.
We've bridged a rhetorical abyss created by cynics like Slade Gorton and Larry Craig and the BPA that greases their palms. We've jettisoned a lot of hate and ignorance. We just breached a dam in Missoula, Montana, and it's been a cause for huge celebration by every kind of cowboy and Indian and realtor and Rotary Club member you can imagine. The upper Clark Fork River fishes and farms better by the day. Five-thousand five-hundred miles of streams await the same treatment near here.
You love rivers, writing, the fabric of cultures, the language of clouds and shadows and your own sense of humanity in nature. What message will you give people coming to your two appearances in Spokane? What sense of hope? In these times of destroying cropland for growing corn and wheat for ethanol? A time when destroying ecosystems like rainforests in Indonesia to fuel the Danes' and other Nordics' desire to get off OPEC and fossil fuel by investing in energy from palm trees makes sense to people? Help center some positive message for us, David, from all of this.
DJD: The whole time I've been answering your questions a spring snow has been falling out my window and a billion aspen and cottonwood leaves are budding, and bluebirds are arriving from Central America, and the hummingbirds and ospreys aren't far behind, and wild turkeys and killdeer and meadowlarks and Canada geese are calling and mating, and rainbow and cutthroat trout are running up the creeks for the spawn, and opportunistic brown trout are following to eat the eggs that don't settle in the redds, and the first buttercups are blooming, and the elk and Black Angus and sheep are all calving, and our horse Bonnie is growing a foal. And the ten heroic elementary school teachers who helped my daughters transform from illiterate five-year-olds into beautiful intelligent young women are helping other kids do the same down the road at Lolo School. And in your town and mine amid all the business and ruckus and "news," people are smiling at each other even when they're not paid to smile, and going out of their way to help each other when there's no money in that either. The other day I watched a skinny white-haired trucker block an entire freeway with his semi to protect a woman who'd fallen asleep at the wheel and crossed a meridian and smashed into a guardrail right in front of him. He risked his life, though her stunt had threatened his life, to safeguard her. He leapt from his cab and ran, his shock of white hair brighter than the falling snow, to help this perfect stranger. Did he make the news? No. Yet people are constantly living and loving and serving in ways that make no "news." So I tend to defy that corporate product. "If it bleeds it leads?" How cynical can you get?
If it evinces love and kindness, let it lead your story-telling and thanksgiving. If it's a gift from Earth to you, let it lead you like headlights on a dark night. Bluebirds and kindergarten teachers and heroic truck drivers are news. There are no smoke and mirrors in the soul's realm. Your hands can serve the soul's realm. Look at your two hands and figure out some simple way to serve. Offer help on a highway. Play somebody a good tune. Teach a kid to play a tune. Knit somebody a scarf. Make it bluebird blue.
Today (March 31) is Cesar Chavez Day. You consider him one of dozens of heroes. What is it about him -- or any man or woman that you deem a hero -- that strikes you as most important about them?
DJD: I've had a Trappist monk friend for forty years, Brother Martin (a Chicano monk, recruited to contemplative life from a baseball field!) who tells me every time I see him, "Cesar Chavez was the most Christ-like man I've ever met." Why? You'd have to be in the presence to see "Christlikeness," I reckon, and I never met Chavez. But I know from those who knew him that h practiced small-scale compassion activism. And that he lived for and served others for the simplest and best of reasons: he sincerely loved those others. I know he knew those he served intimately. Knew their pain and suffering and shared it intimately. Yet he didn't demonize those who caused this suffering. His life of love and service is the opposite of a World Bank project or a papal decree or a government program. It was grass roots love. Love from the ground up, not the top down. Love with the mud of the fields all over it.
The "most important thing" about such heroes? Chavez's respect for other migrant laborers and for himself was grounded in his sense that Christ Himself lived within each of them -- that the kingdom of heaven truly was within them. Not up in the sky. Not in Rome. The kingdom and God and angels were right there in the fields of California. Why does this belief strike me as crucial? Because when you live and breathe in the daily understanding that the people working your fields each have the kingdom of heaven within them, and that God and the angels are out there working with them, you don't spray those people with insecticides and pesticides and cheat them out of a livable wage. On the contrary, you revere them. Like Cesar Chavez did.
David James Duncan will be in Spokane April 15 and 16. Noon at the Spokane Club, April 15. Contact Sam Mace with Save Our Wild Salmon for information on this luncheon - sam@wildsalmon.org. April 16 at Spokane Community College, Lair Auditorium. 7:30 as part of Get Lit. Free and open to the public.
Contact Sam Mace here in Spokane with Save Our Wild Salmon for a high resolution copy of a really great image that might help illustrate my story on DJD.
http://www.wildsalmon.org/whatsnew/lost-river.cfm
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Are you a large group wanting to travel in style? Are you having trouble finding a luxurious yacht to charter in Croatia that can accommodate more than 12 people? Do you want to go on a cruise but all the available yachts in Croatia seems too small and cramped?
Seek no more, because here you can find a selection of Croatian luxury yachts for charter. As well as, possible itineraries to explore the Adriatic coast. Many additional questions may pop-up in your head while scrolling through our page but no worries, just scroll down to the bottom of this page to find our detailed section of frequently asked questions.
The brand new Deluxe motor yacht Freedom will be launched in 2019. With her sleek lines, maneuverability and the latest in safety features she is well suited to cruise Croatia's picturesque coast and a berth in the historic smaller ports. For your comfort, the boat features 19 spacious cabins on three decks. All are fully air-conditioned and have twin or double beds, private ensuites, and contemporary facilities. Public spaces are plentiful, with enough room to find your own space. The air-conditioned salon-restaurant includes a fully equipped bar and leads to an outdoor lounge area with comfortable sofas. The large sun deck includes sun-beds, a small plunge pool to cool down in the heat of the day, and an outdoor bar. At the rear of the ship swimming, the platform allows easy access to the sea during many swim stops.
One of the most luxurious motor yachts available for charter in Croatia. Motor yacht Casablanca will give you incredible comfort in the salon, lounge bar with piano, open terrace, and 19 extraordinary equipped cabins with a service that will satisfy the most demanding guests. Exceptional liveaboard spaces, 250 square meters of open area for leisure and sunbathing, sauna, wellness zone with massage on board and sundeck bar are just some of the facilities offered by the ship Casablanca.
Each cabin has two twin beds (90 x 200 cm) or one double bed (180 x 200 cm), with air-conditioning, plasma TV, free wireless internet, working tables, mirror, safety deposit box, night lamps, wooden wallboards, chair, electricity supply, safety and fire alarm installations, sanitary facilities, mini bar, toilet and shower with cabin.
Luxury motor sailing yacht Romanca is one of the luxuriously presented mini cruiser available for cruising in Croatia and has exceptional liveaboard space. Everything on this yacht is perfectly maintained and clean because of owner Andrea (one of the most charismatic ship owners in Croatia) that checks all the services and gives that "woman's touch" so everything is at the highest possible level. This Mini cruiser is one of the best available for both cruising in Croatia and living on the water. It's also suitable for families because it has very large salon – useful if you cruise during offseason – also useful if you have children on board and you need to keep them safe while the ship is cruising. The boat features exceptional living space, and as a chartered vessel you have access to high-end amenities at all times during your epic cruise.
This is one of the most luxurious two floored motor yachts available in Croatia at the moment that can make your holidays best ever. This beauty has spacious and stylishly furnished air-conditioned 8 cabins that can accommodate up to 18 people. Also, there are two large decks with chairs and mattresses for endless sunbathing. When you get the need to cool down and relax you can jump into the jacuzzi and enjoy beautiful romantic sunsets. This boat is also suitable for families and larger groups due to the spaciousness of the yacht that allows intimacy during your cruise. It needs to be said that great and professional crew will always be there for you during your cruise.
Cesarica is a deluxe all-wooden motor sailing boat, that has a small boat feel with the luxury of a yacht constructed with highest quality materials. It comes with 11 stylish cabins with unlimited air conditioning that can accommodate up to 22+2 guests.
There are also lots of comfortable and spacious places since the biggest emphasis is on the comfort of the passenger. It also includes large Jacuzzi on board for daily fun and evening romance. Her modern elegant style is eye-catching and perfect for cruising in Adriatic coastline. Great food, comfort and uncompromised customer service is our goal.
You can find all luxury yachts in Croatia for all group sizes and budget ranges.
Beautiful Split is the second-largest city in Croatia that has just the right balance of tradition and modernity. It's a city that leaves you speechless and makes feel like you wanna come back. It has a good connection with Adriatic islands and spreads over a central peninsula and its surroundings. It's also home to Diocletian's Palace, which is in among the best-preserved monuments of the Roman buildings in the world.
Late embarkation after sunset and heading to Brač Island (Southern Side).
Starting with Brač the longest and most elevated island in central Dalmatia best known for the white-pebble beach Zlatni Rat (Golden Cape) that has been regularly listed as one of the top beaches in Europe so it's a "must see"! Brač features traditional architecture and you can really experience authentic island life. P.S. you must try olive oil in Brac! The olives are of a rare variety called buhavica that dates back to the Venetian years.
Moving to Hvar the sunniest place in Croatia best known as a popular summer resort for tourist and many worldwide celebrities. The island features many beaches and beautiful vineyards and lavender fields.Korčula belongs to the central Dalmatian archipelago and it is is the sixth-largest island in Croatia with timeless beauty. It has a glorious old town, narrow walkways, adorned palaces, elegant traditional houses and gorgeous beaches. Island is also popular for its rich vineyards, olive groves and small villages and it's stretching nearly 47km in length.
Dubrovnik is a unique and magnificent city that leaves you speechless no matter if you are visiting it for the first time or 110th time. It's full of baroque buildings and white limestone streets that spread over the city like a labyrinth. Dubrovnik is also known for its ancient city walls that protected republic for centuries and still today the stay strong. Old Town has been a popular filming location in recent years for series such as The Game of Thrones and the Star Wars: Episode VIII.
Mljet is Croatia's greenest island covered with dense Mediterranean vegetation, clear blue sea, beautiful sandy beaches and a rich marine life. The island is considered to be one of the most beautiful and is well known for its untouched nature, white and red wine, olives and goat's cheese. Mljet is also well known for it's two salted lakes – Veliko and Malo Jezero that are located at the north. Part of the island of Mljet is also one of Croatian National Parks and is, therefore it can be said Mljet is an island paradise.
Pučišća is a small gorgeous coastal town and a municipality on the island of Brač in Croatia. It is listed as one of the prettiest villages in Europe and it's known for its local white limestone, delicious figs, olive oil and preserved beauty and bay.
In history it was a privilege of the aristocrats to live at the waterfront of Pučišća (called riva) so those houses were spacious and wealthy and the higher you climb up the hill, the smaller the historic houses become.
Now we will come back to Split that we talked about in beginning. For example, now you can spend time by walking through old town and enjoy live music on Peristil the main square.
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Here is how we do it. You determine with our help Where you will cruise, What will you do and What will you drink and eat.
Ideal for larger groups that seek commodity during the cruise.
What is the average size of luxury yachts for charter?
The length of yachts varies from 42 up to 49 meters.
There are from 16 to 20 cabins on board that can accommodate from 16 up to 38 persons.
There is also a large saloon, as well as the Dining area on Aft deck where you can enjoy sights of Croatia while eating.
How comfortable are the cabins and rooms on a luxury yacht?
We could easily compare cabins on board with hotel rooms. Cabins are spacious with space for large suitcases and wardrobe for clothes with Ensuite bathrooms. Air condition can be manually controlled in each cabin and it is available 24 hours per day.
What about Crew and service on board?
Crew varies from yacht to yacht. Usually, there is between 8 to 10 crew waiting to host you on board. Service is at a high level.
There are some basic watersport toys such as Paddleboards, Kayaks, Inflatable toys. As for the motorized watersports, we can arrange it according to your preferences.
What is the average length of a luxury yacht?
The average length of a luxury yacht is usually between 30 and 50 meters.
How many people can cruise on it?
Cruises can be for 16 guests up to 40 guests.
How fast can a yacht cruise?
Yachts are usualy faster than gulet. Cruising speed of a yacht is between 10 and 15 knots.
Usually, there is large jacuzzi, large deck with sun pads for endless sunbathing, swimming pool, bar, water skiing, jet ski, Donut ride; on request, 2 kayaks, 2 paddleboards…etc.
There are 8 to 10 members waiting to host you on board and be there for you at any time.
What is included in charter price?
Personal assistant, professional preparation for the cruise, route planning, during the cruise support, fuel for cruising and crew.
How old are the yacht?
Yachts in our portfolio are brand new or maximum 4 years old.
I like fine wine, can a wine tasting be organized on board?
If you are a wine lover who would like to explore the taste of Adriatic wines we can organize wine tasting on board just for you. We can organize a route which the main theme would be wine exploration route.
Where can I cruise with these sailing yachts?
You can cruise along Croatian coast and explore more than 1230 islands and visit historic towns such as Split and Dubrovnik that will leave you speeachless.
What is the typical layout of the boat (number of rooms or decks, how much space...)?
Typical layout consists of: bellow deck, main deck, upper deck, Aft deck. From 16 up to 20 cabins. More than 150 m2 of sun deck areas.
I am a lactose intolerant caution vegan, what can you do for me?
Life will be good when breakfast, lunch and dinner are tailored to your personal tastes and when at least equipped with your favourite brands. Before the cruise, you give us a list of your preferences, allergy, disrespect, and your favourite brands. We mix them with the best local meals and prepare you with the chef before your arrival.
When would be the best time to book a luxury yacht for summer 2019?
As there is high demand for 2019 season we have managed to secure some date for our guests. The best time to book it would be at least one year in advance in order to be able to choose preferred departures.
I usually have different idea what to do each day. Can you help me with this?
What are the ports that we can dock in with such a yacht?
Main embarkation port is Split which also offers good flight connections.
If you think renting a luxury Croatian yacht could be the best holidays of your life, please send us more details about your holiday expectations and our sales team will get back to you with some good ideas.


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CMS Follows NCHSAA Guidelines – Fall Sports and Scholarships in Play
Ed Berti
Independence HS Patriot Football
Mint Hill, NC – We reached out to the Athletic Directors at Independence and Rocky River High Schools for feedback on fall sports, athletes, and scholarships.
Meanwhile, the NCHSAA Board of Directors issued their Phase Two guidance to member schools regarding summer conditioning and workout activities. These guidelines become effective on August 3, 2020.
The key points in the Phase Two guidelines are the following highlights:
Sharing equipment is permissible within small groups/pods.
Wearing protective equipment remains prohibited.
Equipment must be disinfected frequently and prior to use by another pod.
LAT's/First Responders are not REQUIRED; however, as noted in the Points of Emphasis, they should always be included when possible.
Rocky River HS Football
Coaches are encouraged to ensure a gradual return to activities. They should have consideration for the condition of individual athletes who return for workouts and conditioning. Also, coaches are encouraged to "teach" the daily monitoring protocol to incorporate ways to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
Athletic Directors are closely monitoring the situation on a daily basis but are reluctant to comment. "I do not wish to make any comments on any of the questions at the moment," said Elijah Ashley, Athletic Director at Independence High School. "The district and state leaders are working to provide us with the answers and the best possible solutions for our students."
It seems the NCHSAA will have to implement a statewide strategic plan to fit districts and schools of various sizes and resources moving forward. "I think the biggest challenge is the fact that there will be [so much] flexibility given to the individual school systems, and think it will pose equity issues," NCHSAA commissioner Que Tucker stated in a television interview.
Therefore, it's up to local school districts on how to handle summer workouts for fall sports. Some districts have chosen to delay while others have started their summer workouts by following the guidelines provided by the NCHSAA in Phase One. Summer programs in districts that have elected to start them have gone well to date. There have been four cases of the virus reported, but those cases have not been attributed or linked to the summer workout sessions statewide.
Regarding student-athletes who are seeking college scholarship opportunities, it really all depends upon first getting students back into school. Athletics and in particular, fall sports, could be impacted.
The top highly recruited athletes are already in the sights of college coaches; however, it's those student-athletes who are on the bubble or are Division II prospects who will probably feel the greatest impact if they cannot compete in the fall to get the exposure they need to earn an athletic scholarship at the next level of competition.
It certainly appears the goal is to have fall sports activities and competition this autumn. However, what the final format and outcome will be is still not fully known as NCHSAA leadership continues to monitor this situation and their options.
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http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | President Barack Obama walked into the Oval Office in January 2009 during a severe economic downturn led by a meltdown in housing prices — and promptly made things worse.
By bailing out banks, insurance companies and auto firms — done to a lesser extent by the previous administration — Obama rewarded poor performers and punished their better-managed competitors. Prevented from pouncing on wounded rivals and thus increasing market share or buying the assets of the wounded at fire sale prices, Ford, for example, watched GM and Chrysler get a cash infusion from taxpayers. Despite GM's recent "successful" public offering, taxpayers lost billions of dollars.
Obama and the Democratic congressional supermajorities passed a nearly trillion-dollar economic "stimulus" package and then proceeded to award fiscally irresponsible states with "stimulus" funds, helping postpone the day of reckoning when states must meet their budgets by reducing spending and cutting the size of government. Stimulus supposedly "saved or created" 3.5 million jobs, but it merely succeeded in transferring money from the pockets of producer taxpayers into the pockets of others.
Obama spends billions to "invest" in mythical "green jobs of the future." Investing is the job of the private sector, which uses private funds to produce a product that addresses a need or desire. Success is determined by the willingness of the consumer to pay good money for said product. A bad bet means somebody loses his own money — a possibility that the private investor weighed before he chose to risk his capital.
But government "investments" are driven by politics, with decisions made by bureaucrats operating under rosy scenarios with romantic wish lists. When taxpayer money goes down a rathole — as is far more likely than with privately invested money — nobody gets fired, but the country is impoverished a little bit more.
ObamaCare puts 30 million Americans on the rolls of the medically insured. Since its passage, insurance companies — citing the cost of ObamaCare mandates, rules and regulations — jacked up their premiums and cut coverage. Over 100 waivers have been granted to companies and organizations that, but for these waivers, would have had to drop coverage, increase copays or reduce medical benefits. Nice to have friends in high places.
The AARP, a staunch proponent of ObamaCare, announced a reduction in benefits for its own employees, lest the tax kick in for so-called "Cadillac plans." To "bend the cost curve," ObamaCare promised cuts in Medicare reimbursement. So doctors are dropping their Medicare patients.
The administration signed into law new banking and financial regulations that keep intact the very government agencies that helped precipitate the housing meltdown — Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. Under policies aimed at allowing everyone with a pulse and a dream to buy a home, these "government-sponsored entities" allowed the players in the housing market — banks, borrowers, investment banks and buyers of "exotic securities" — to play with taxpayer money.
The Obama administration's various government efforts to "keep homeowners in their homes" are floundering, serving only to postpone the necessary market re-pricing of homes that are now worth less than they once were. Cash for Clunkers induced people who were going to buy cars anyway into making their purchases earlier. When the program ended, car buying slumped. The result was more taxpayer dollars removed from the hands of producers and put into the hands of recipients.
The administration, with some Republican support, increased the minimum wage and several times extended unemployment compensation — both well-intended policies, but job killers nonetheless.
Obama promised to raise taxes on the rich, who, under Bush, got tax cuts they "didn't need" and "didn't ask for." So the rich sit on their money, not knowing whether they will be allowed to spend or save or invest it — or whether Washington has other ideas. Most Bush-era tax cuts expire at the end of the year, and if not extended, rates will go up on income, capital gains, dividends and estates.
The recent Republican takeover of the House and loss of the Senate's Democratic supermajority likely mean that the rates will be extended for all — including the dastardly, job-creating rich. But businesspeople cannot plan — and are thus reluctant to hire — until they know whether their taxes are going to increase.
Candidate Obama demagogued against trade agreements that "shipped jobs overseas," and promised to tweak the Bush administration-negotiated treaty with South Korea. According to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the pact would create 250,000 jobs in America and it would open up exports to a NAFTA-sized market. But during his recent trip to Asia, Obama failed to get the South Koreans to go along with his changes aimed at benefiting the American auto and beef industries. The South Koreans said no, insisting that they had a deal and that if the U.S. won't do business with them, other countries will.
For two years, Obama has practiced Obamalism: Spread the wealth; redistribute income; punish success; reward ineptitude; and encourage the victicrat-entitlement mentality by making the lack of health insurance the responsibility of others.


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This small agaric, with yellowish tan, sticky cap, similarly colored as thegills and ring on stem, grows in clusters on stumps and logs of broad-leaf trees.
Cap starts convex, sometimes broadly conical, and has edges (margins) that are curved in against the gills. It becomes later broadly convex and then flattened, sometimes developing a central elevation, or umbo. Gills typically narrow and crowded, with a broadly adnate to nearly decurrent attachment to the stem and convex edges. They are a pallid brown when young, becoming tawny at maturity. Stem more or less equal or is slightly enlarged downward. Initially solid, it becomes hollow from the bottom up as it matures. The membranous ring is located on the upper half of the stem near the cap, but may be sloughed off and missing in older specimens. Above the level of the ring, the stem surface has a very fine whitish powder and is paler than the cap; below the ring it is brown down to the reddish-brown to bistre base.
Similar species Galerina marginata may be mistaken for a few edible mushroom species like Pholiota mutabilis, Armillaria mellea and Kuehneromyces mutabilis.
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The New England Public Policy Center at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston today released a report highlighting the growing shortage of affordable housing in Massachusetts.
The report stressed that despite the best efforts of Massachusetts' political leadership, the situation for households with extremely low incomes (ELI) has worsened. "Affordable rental housing for ELI households is in short supply, and the inventory declined between 2011 and 2016." This comes as no surprise to those of us working directly with families who are trying to avoid or exit homelessness.
It appears that nowhere in Massachusetts is there enough housing that is available and affordable to ELI households. The statewide gap exceeds 141,000 units. And, another signal that we are moving backwards is the rise of family homelessness. Twenty years ago there were 1,000 families subsisting in shelters; today there are 3,500 families. We are failing those most in need, and we must intentionally take steps to build houses for this population.
Throughout its history, Massachusetts has taken the lead on many initiatives and dedicated state resources to prevent homelessness and support affordable housing. We should therefore not settle for falling behind on the effort to address this emergency or rely on municipalities to do so voluntarily.
The report rightly recognizes that "ELI households would be better served by rental-assistance programs than by LIHTC-subsidized units." There is an opportunity during the soon-to-start budget debate to increase funding for state rental assistance. However, there are additional ways to increase the total stock and reduce the number of families who are homeless by providing permanent housing opportunities.
Massachusetts should consider various strategies to increase the availability of affordable homes for those most in need. For example, the Governor could follow the lead of at least nine other jurisdictions that have declared "homeless states of emergencies" (including San Diego, Portland, and Hawaii) to coordinate resources and heighten the public's focus on the issue.
Additionally, the state's political leaders could commit to producing new public housing and adequately funding its upkeep (learning from the lessons of the past), setting and tracking goals for ELI housing production, and mandating inclusionary zoning with the majority of affordable housing built on-site. Although there is a need for housing across the continuum, if our leaders do not focus explicitly on the lowest income families then nothing will change.


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With the exception of Black Sabbath, no other heavy metal band on the planet may be as universally revered as Judas Priest. Their influence on the genre — from music to fashion — is peerless. And yet, it wasn't long ago that the future of Judas Priest was uncertain.
In 2010, when their "Epitaph" world tour was announced, it was billed as their farewell, and then, in 2011, founding member K.K. Downing retired. However, just when the end seemed inevitable, rumours of new material began to surface, with guitarist Richie Faulkner, who was first brought on as a touring member and later joined permanently, on board.
Now, Judas Priest's 17th studio record, Redeemer of Souls, arrived this week on Epic Records, marking the band's 40th anniversary.
Speaking to vocalist Rob Halford, the energy and excitement that have pervaded Judas Priest's work 40 years into their career are palpable. "If you're lucky enough in life to find something that you genuinely do enjoy, then surely that's got to be a blessing," Halford tells Exclaim! "I think there's a very genuine spirit that you can feel in our work, and especially in this new record. I can feel the energy — the genuine emotions pouring out of the speakers — because those components were in the studio. There's some metal magic in this record."
Where exactly that magic comes from is a strange confluence of events and happenstance. While the loss of Downing was a dramatic blow, Halford claims Faulkner brought freshness and enthusiasm to Redeemer of Souls. The record began, in a more nebulous state, right after Judas Priest completed work on 2008's Nostradamus, but was shelved when Downing announced his retirement.
Halford says that he "spent a year like a deer in the headlights" while trying to sort out what to do, or whether the end of the band had truly come, "having one wheel on the wagon gone." Luckily for Priest fans, "the clouds opened and Richie Faulkner descended from the sky with his big golden wings and landed in our midst, and you think, 'Oh, thank God' and can move forward."
The record took six years to complete in the end, and while Halford promises it won't be that long before a follow-up to Redeemer of Souls appears, creativity cannot be commanded: "Sometimes the well dries up and sometimes it's overflowing."
It's not just a love for making music that has reinvigorated Judas Priest, but also their passion for performing and commitment to touring. Halford states that "the feeling of getting on a tour bus" still fills him with excitement.
"I had a wonderful trip across [most of] the Canadian landscape — all the way from Victoria to Montreal on a tour bus — and it was amazing. It's wonderful to look out and see it all going past, and that's one of the great joys I get. We're blessed, really; I should write the heavy metal traveller's guide."
Despite being on the road on and off for 40 years, Halford insists, "I still look forward to packing my bag, locking the door to the house and wandering the planet."
You can see Judas Priest's upcoming North American tour schedule below.
10/01 Rochester, NY - Main Street Armory
10/03 Hammond, IN - The Venue at Horseshoe Casino
10/04 Louisville, KY - Louder Than Life Fest at Champions
10/06 Montreal, QC - Bell Centre
10/07 Orillia, ON - Casino Rama Entertainment Centre
10/09 Brooklyn, NY - Barclays
10/10 Atlantic City, NJ - Harrah's
10/11 Mashantucket, CT - MGM Grand Theater at Foxwood's
10/14 Lowell, MA - Tsongas Center at UMass
10/15 Allentown, PA - PPL Center
10/17 East Rutherford, NJ - Izod Center
10/19 Detroit, MI - Fox Theatre
10/24 Baltimore, MD - Pier Six Pavilion
10/28 Duluth, GA - The Arena at Gwinnett Center
10/30 Hollywood, FL - Hard Rock Live Arena
11/06 Allen, TX - Allen Event Center
11/07 Austin, TX - FunFunFun Fest
11/10 Los Angeles, CA - Nokia
11/12 Phoenix, AZ - Jobing Arena
11/13 Highland, CA - San Manuel Casino
11/14 Las Vegas, NV - The Pearl
11/16 San Jose, CA - City National Civic
11/18 Salt Lake City, UT - Maverik Center
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Frankie & Alice stars Halle Berry, Phylicia Rashad, and Stellan Skarsgard. It's been finished since 2011 and is just now being released in the U.S. It will appear in theaters on April 4.
The film is based on a true story. Halle Berry plays a woman with multiple personality disorder. One of her personalities is racist.
The performance we see in this brief preview looks masterful and worthy of award nominations. This film looks like an exciting showcase for Halle Berry to show once again what a powerful actress she is. I'm not sure why it took so long to be released in the U.S., but it's coming soon and it looks good.


Apollonia Hotel Apartments is located, in Varkiza, a beautiful suburb of Athens, which combines the traditional character of a seaside district with the urban proximity.
All its 37 serviced apartments have a fully equipped kitchen, fridge, A/C, TV, telephone, access to free Wi-Fi and their own private balcony. They also have a traditional stone floor and vary in 3 different types, Studio, Suite and Family Apartment.
Hotel facilities also include laundry service, currency exchange, email and postage services, Business Services such as fax and photocopying, car rental and tours.
Apollonia Hotel Apartments is situated in Varkiza, in a 30-minute distance from the Athens International Airport and the centre of Athens and only 400m from the beach, making it the best choice for every traveler.
A 73 square meters fully furnished 3 room apartment, two bedrooms, and living room, with equipped kitchen and fridge, own balcony with mountain view, TV, A/C, bathroom, telephone. Ideal for families and groups of friends.
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A more spacious and comfortable two room fully furnished suite, bedroom and living room, equipped kitchen and fridge, own balcony with pool or mountain view, TV, bathroom A/C, telephone. Ideal for small families.


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Welcome to Terranova, enjoy the journey!
Terranova was founded in 2008 by Stephen Terrass MRNT, the former Technical Director of one of Europe's largest supplement companies. Currently comprising more than 100 nutritional and botanical products, Terranova is one of only a very small number of nutritional supplement companies worldwide which does not use any fillers, binders or other manufacturing additives – and one of even fewer brands where 100% of the products are suitable for both vegetarians and vegans. The primary goal of Terranova's formulation concept is to achieve the maximum possible effectiveness, versatility, purity, gentleness, balance and, above all, safety – by avoiding ingredients that we feel don't belong in supplements (such as additives); by favouring whole plant ingredients over pharmaceutical extracts; by avoiding excessive potencies; and by intensifying the synergistic environment in the body for vitamins, minerals, phytonutrients, etc. Terranova's unique approach to nutritional and botanical supplementation developed partly from Stephen's concerns about the misguided 'reductionist' pharmaceutical mentality that has dominated much of the supplement industry since soon after his career began 39 years ago. Although he once shared that mentality, Stephen eventually realized that the 'pharmaceuticalization' of the supplement industry was fundamentally flawed. He knew that a radical shift away from the way the industry typically formulates and manufactures products would be needed in order to achieve his goal of developing products which met his own personal standards. The award-winning Terranova brand is the result of this shift.


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Montserrat este o insulă din Marea Caraibelor, din lanțul de insule Antilele Mici, un teritoriu britanic de peste mări. Are aproximativ 16 km lungime și 11 km lățime și 40 km de coastă. Numele i-a fost dat de Cristofor Columb în cea de a doua expediție spre America efectuată în anul 1493.

Capitala Plymouth a fost distrusă în urma erupției unui vulcan de pe insulă în 1995, erupție care încă continuă dar cu o intensitate mult mai mică.

State insulare
Teritorii britanice de peste mări
Insule ale Regatului Unit
Insule caraibiene


I hope everyone's 2019 is off to a good start. My gosh, I have not posted since New Year's Day almost three full weeks ago, the longest stretch with no posts since I began the blog eight years ago. I went on holiday January 3 and have spent the time since my return preparing for the upcoming semester. My co-teacher and I have been discussing the syllabus, narrowing down the reading list, and such. It is always exciting and a little nerve-inducing getting ready for a new term. I'm fortunate to have such a good colleague.
I am here in the DC area for the weekend. Yesterday the Hayfoot and I visited George Washington's Mount Vernon. The last time I was there was more than forty-five years ago. I wanted to visit before starting the James Thomas Flexner four-volume biography, which I intend to begin when I get back to New York City. I am supposed to give a talk related to Washington at a particular historic site in Manhattan on Presidents Day, but with the government shutdown still ongoing we will see what happens.
A cold January day is an opportune time to visit. They estimated at the information desk that they would receive 500 visitors for the day, as opposed to the 6000-8000 daily tourists they receive on a typical spring or summer day. When we arrived at the mansion itself, we walked right up as the tour was commencing. No lines. Alas photography was not permitted in the house, but my favorite item was the Bastille Key given to George Washington by the Marquise de Lafayette. I made a point to the tour guide that Lafayette gave the key to Washington with the idea that future generations might see and appreciate its significance–and that that was precisely what our little group was doing at that moment. She had clearly never thought of it like that before and lit up when I said it.
A little later in the tour we were in the outdoor kitchen when a visitor asked the guide to explain again why officials at the site refer to Mount Vernon's enslaved community not as "slaves" but as "enslaved persons." The reason, the guide explained quite well, is to affirm the humanity of this community and tell their stories with fuller nuance. A few in the group still weren't getting it. As it happened this came at the end of the tour, after which we all exited into the courtyard area. We joined an informal discussion at this point in which our group was still discussing the terminology about the enslaved community. As she so often does, the Hayfoot stepped up and with clarity and compassion added a few salient points that built on what the guide had said. A few eventually "got it," with or without necessarily agreeing with the premises being expressed. A smaller number never did get it. If they went home to ponder it, or put it out of their minds entirely right then and there, I will never know.
All in all it was a great day. There was so much to see and so little time to take it all in that we became Mount Vernon members. So come spring we'll be there again, only this time with the great masses taking in the gardens and all else there is to see and learn at George Washington's Mount Vernon.


One of the nicer things about being an Ordained Minister is when people ask you to perform their wedding. I am officiating a marriage tomorrow for two childhood sweethearts.
The bride and groom wrote their own vows last week; I am reading them now. Very profound. It's going to be an outdoor / home wedding, so hopefully the weather will hold!


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NGC 6555 is een balkspiraalstelsel in het sterrenbeeld Hercules. Het hemelobject werd op 29 juni 1799 ontdekt door de Duits-Britse astronoom William Herschel.

Synoniemen
 UGC 11121
 MCG 3-46-15
 ZWG 113.22
 IRAS 18056+1735
 PGC 61432

Zie ook
 Lijst van NGC-objecten

Externe links
  NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database
  SIMBAD Astronomical Database
  SEDS

NGC-object in Hercules
Sterrenstelsel in Hercules


Twitter is getting more and more visited and popular every day. This social network is visited daily by millions of users from all over the world. It is known that Twitter specializes in the rapid exchange of information at once with a large number of users.
But what if you want to share information with only one service user? You just need to send him a personal message.
Message, that is direct message) and the usual English – PM, LAN, private message. To send a message on Twitter, you need to find a special icon with a pen in the upper right corner of the window, then click on it and select the user to whom you want to send a private message.
Remember that on Twitter you can write to anyone who has access to personal messages.
Also do not forget about the limited number of characters, which is 140 characters. In addition, this social network does not provide the ability to send video or audio directly, but you can always add an external link to your personal message, according to which the user to whom you sent it should go.
To quickly send a message on Twitter, at the beginning of the tweet you need to put the English letter "d", then the @ symbol and the first letter of the login of the user you want.
You can delete the message if you made a mistake by the addressee or just decided not to send it. At the moment, the memory of the folder with personal messages allows you to store no more than a hundred letters, the remaining messages are not deleted, but are unavailable.
In this article all the main points about personal correspondence to Twitter are discussed: how to write a personal message, how to select a user from the list of followers, who you can write private messages to, and who can write them to you.
Now you need to make sure in practice that sending private messages on Twitter is not a complicated matter and does not require any special knowledge and skills. Write and reply to Twitter as easily as on other services, so there should not be any difficulties in using it.


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#include "version.hpp"
#include "handle_error.hpp"

namespace quo {
std::pair<int, int> version() {
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  QUO_CXX_HANDLE_ERROR(QUO_version(&major, &minor));

  return std::make_pair(major, minor);
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Powiat lub ujezd starodubowski – dawny powiat, powstały w 1618 roku w ramach województwa smoleńskiego Litwy w I Rzeczypospolitej. Siedzibą powiatu był Starodub. Po pokoju Grzymułtowskiego ostatecznie przeszedł do Rosji, zajmując północno-wschodnią część guberni czernihowskiej.

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Forget caucuses and conventions; just put everyone on the primary ballot
As a new Minnesotan, I thought I should familiarize myself with the political process in my new state. I was politically active in Montana, but never attended a caucus or convention because they aren't held in Montana. Back in 2010, the Republican Party scrapped its caucus after just two years, citing its unpopularity as the reason. The Republican Party and I finally found something upon which we agree completely.
Firstly, caucuses and conventions are never representative of an entire community. They are representative of the people in the community who don't have to work when the caucuses and conventions are held. Those who work weekends aren't even available to cast a vote at an organizing unit convention or city convention let alone drive three hours roundtrip on their own dime and pay for a hotel for three nights in order to attend a state party convention.
The lack of minority representation was blatant at my very first precinct caucus and even more so at the organizing unit convention and city convention. Despite my neighborhood being 41 percent black, the attendance at all the caucuses and conventions was probably three-fourths white or so. If that's not reason enough to scrap party caucuses and conventions, here's some more.
Precinct Caucus
My first Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL) Party precinct caucus gave me some hope for this thing we call democracy that isn't actually democracy. I met people in my community who cared for my community as much as me, and while the turnout was a bit discouraging, I vowed to do something about it. I volunteered to call my DFL neighbors to remind them to attend the next precinct caucus so my community wasn't underrepresented.
While caucus agenda items were accomplished slowly to start, the pace picked up as everyone got the hang of things. We conducted a relatively efficient meeting. I submitted two resolutions to be considered for adoption by the party: one to legalize cannabis, and another calling for an independent redistricting commission to draw district boundaries instead of allowing politicians to employ partisan gerrymandering to make district races less competitive. Both were accepted as written to be considered at the upcoming organizing unit convention, and both were voted to be included in the DFL platform at the state convention.
I wanted to see the ugly innards of Minnesota politics, so I volunteered to serve as a voting delegate at the organizing unit convention as well as the city convention. I got exactly what I wanted, but it I didn't want it for very long.
Organizing Unit Convention
The organizing unit convention, again, started slowly. Technical difficulties with audio and video equipment resulted in a late start. Once we were underway, however, I appreciated the speeches delivered by DFL candidates running for various offices, including governor and sheriff. I got a sense of who I liked and collected some reading materials on the candidates.
Then the agenda was slowed to a crawl as something called "sub-caucusing" took place. Sub-caucusing is like a first-grade, organization activity and musical chairs combined. Poster-sized sheets of paper were distributed to delegates looking to start a sub-caucus and recruit enough delegates to earn a vote or more at the DFL state convention. A sub-caucus is an organizing unit. Delegates starting a sub-caucus would write their candidate or cause of choice on the poster paper and announce it to the crowd, hoping to recruit enough delegates to earn a vote or more at the DFL state convention.
Of course, with so many people in one place, there were more than 20 sub-caucuses, each of which was directed to a certain area of the high school auditorium. Delegates then seek out the sub-caucus they prefer and take a seat with the rest of the delegates in their organizing unit. That's not the end of the game, though. Sub-caucuses who fail to recruit enough delegates to earn a vote at the state convention can merge with other sub-caucuses. The more than 20 sub-caucuses were whittled down to about half that in a half hour or so, combining the names of sometimes three or four sub-caucuses.
I kept it simple and joined the Cannabis Caucus, and we attracted enough delegates to earn a vote at the DFL state convention, I think for the first time. Two members of our organizing unit had experience as either a state delegate or an alternate, and one of them was already planning to attend the convention in Rochester, so we elected them to vote on our behalf at the DFL state convention.
City Convention
The DFL city convention was a mess from the start. We started almost two hours late because of technical difficulties when one loud voice could have kicked off the agenda. Instead we waited for someone to troubleshoot the audio system in the gym at North High School in Minneapolis.
Since we were seated by district and precinct, I struck up conversations with my neighbors, some of whom I remembered from the precinct caucus and organizing unit convention. I asked them for whom they intended to vote, and we were mostly in agreement. I familiarized myself with the candidates for school board and spoke to a few of them. Then I sat around for hours until the school board candidates gave their speeches, which actually influenced my vote.
The rest of the nearly eight-hour day was spent either arguing over the rules, procedure or order of the agenda items. Most people left immediately after the winners of the DFL endorsement for school board were announced. I stuck around after to elect people to city DFL positions to make sure a fiasco like that never happened again. Frankly, I could do without caucuses and conventions entirely if we just put everyone on the primary ballot. Most who don't receive the endorsement end up running anyway.
In Minnesota, we have five pairs of DFL candidates running for Governor and Lieutenant Governor. The DFL state convention is supposed to weed out the competition prior to the primary election. Party conventions are designed for political parties to unite behind specific candidates, and specifically, candidates the majority of party delegates like most. But when everyone runs anyway, there isn't much unification occurring.
I knew who I liked for Governor the moment she opened her mouth. Erin Murphy was my candidate after delivering a two-minute speech at the organizing unit convention. She sounded most adamant and passionate about the changes she would attempt to make, and I agreed with those changes. But she wasn't the candidate with the most progressive stance on cannabis, which is a big issue for me.
Of the three candidates most likely to win the primary, Tim Walz is most supportive of legal cannabis, going so far as to say all those incarcerated for cannabis should be released. Murphy isn't willing to go that far, nor is she willing to allow home cultivation of cannabis. Walz is, but he doesn't seem to me like a candidate with the enthusiasm to win a swing-state election for an office as high as Governor, and that seems to be a sentiment shared by DFL voters.
Murphy, with her support from the nurses union, secured the DFL endorsement at the state convention, but she was running third in the latest poll conducted. According to NBC News and Marist, Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson had a four-point lead on Walz and led Murphy by 17 points as of July 19. The very next day her running mate, U.S. Representative Rick Nolan, was accused of allowing a top congressional aide resign quietly in 2015 after being alleged of harassing young, female staffers.
The Minnesota DFL primary election for Governor is effectively a three-way race, and since ranked-choice voting isn't employed in Minnesota primaries (it was in Maine for the first time and Mainers voted to keep it that way), DFL voters won't have the luxury of choosing the candidate they like best. They'll have to choose the candidate they think has the best chance against a Republican challenger.
Luckily for the Democrats, the Republican Party is experiencing the same problem. The GOP endorsement went to Jeff Johnson and Donna Bergstrom, but former Governor Tim Pawlenty is still running and could very well win the primary despite losing his party's endorsement. What was the point of these conventions again? I say forget caucuses and conventions and just put everyone on the primary ballot. Political parties would save some money, we'd all save some time, and the primary election is the best means we have to include as many people as possible in the democratic process, or whatever you want to call it.
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Imbruglia spent about a month creating her St. Oscar Romero icon resplendent with bold colors and emblems. Her portrayal shows St. Oscar at the altar with a bleeding pelican on his vestment, a Christian symbol of sacrifice. A red halo encircles St. Oscar's entire head signifying his martyrdom.
St. Oscar served as an archbishop in El Salvador and often spoke out against government violence there. In 1980, just one day after publicly condemning the military, St. Oscar was shot during Mass. In front of the St. Oscar icon is blood from his shirt encased in a golden reliquary. This first-class relic was obtained on a pilgrimage by the church's founding pastor, Father Patrick Kirsch. Imbruglia wanted the icon to include the countless citizens also murdered by the government. When Fr. Kirsch went to El Salvador, Imbruglia saw her opportunity. She asked him to bring back some native soil, which she then ground into dust and mixed it with the paint she would use to create the icon.
Fr. Kirsch is pleased with the results and says Imbruglia's portrayal of St. Oscar is spot on.
Fr. Kirsch did more than bring back the blood and soil for the icon, he painted part of it, too. Imbruglia brought the near finished work to the parish office and invited staff members to pick up a brush.
Others painted in the olive branch leaves that run along the sides of the icon.
The group effort didn't stop there. The framer Imbruglia always uses for her work is from El Salvador and says his father was once St. Oscar's driver. Consequently, Imbruglia allowed him to pick out the frame. Now that the icon is complete, Fr. Kirsch says it serves as a focal point for his congregation.
Established in 2015 as Blessed Oscar Romero Parish, it is believed to be one of the first in the world ever named in his honor.
Imbruglia also tries to connect with each Saint she paints, keeping an image close by as she works. She says it inspires her art and fuels her faith.
Because of that heavenly help, Imbruglia says she can't take full credit for her work and never signs her name on the front. Hidden in every painting though, is her adopted Jesuit motto...Ad majorem Dei gloriam or AMDG.


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