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Amazon sets its eyes on India with free Audible Suno service
It has 60 new originals and exclusive, totaling hundreds of hours of content.
Audible is launching an exclusive service for India named Audible Suno.
Suno features more than 60 originals and exclusives for Indian users in both Hindi and English.
The service is entirely free, with no ads, and no sign-ups.
India has become an increasingly more important focal point for Amazon. The company is even launching some new features in India first, before bringing them to Western markets and, now, it's launching an Audible experience that is exclusively tailored to India. Even more importantly, the new service, named Audible Suno, is entirely free to access, with no ads, and no sign-up requirements (via TechCrunch).
Audible Suno boasts more than 60 originals and exclusives in its library, which contains audio content in both Hindi and English. It also features some of the most famous Indian celebrities, such as Amitabh Bachchan, Anil Kapoor, Farhan Akhtar, Katrina Kaif, Karan Johar, Vir Das, and many more.
The company's founder announced the launch as follows:
I've always been passionate about the transformative power of the spoken word, and I'm delighted to be able to offer this breadth of famous voices and culturally resonant genres with unlimited access, ad-free and free of charge.
The content on offer currently features a mixed bag of 'dramas, talk-show, self-development, spirituality, and more.' You can access it all by downloading the new Audible Suno app on the Play Store. While iOS users don't get their own dedicated app, they can still access all of Audible Suno's content from the regular Audible Premium app on Apple's platforms. Of course, you do have to be in India to do so.
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I'm really getting an education in Eastern European Easter foods! This is a recipe for a Slovenian Easter cheese called hrutka. I found it also called certzo and cerdetz, but all agree the words describe the same item. An egg custard that is pressed into a cheese. It can be sweet or savory, infused with liquoer, served as a spread, a slice, with a meat such as ham, by itself, etc. I'm beginning to understand the tradition of Lent through these recipes. One blogger wrote that during Lent, sweets and indulgent foods were given up, but on Easter Sunday all bets were off and food abounded. Depending on your ethnic origin, your celebration could last a day or a week. Indeed, Mardi Gras literally translates as Fat Tuesday and is a celebration of the end of the Lenten season.
I've added some instruction for the beginning of this cheese, in italics, and gleaned from other blogs. Also from other bloggers, use the best quality eggs and cream you can find or afford. You will see it is similar to the processing of the paska we looked at recently.
Place the ingredients in a double boiler and bring slowly to a boil. Cook until thickened (making a custard). Place in baking dish, bake 350f 1 hour or until knife comes clean. Press in cheesecloth. Make a ball, add weight to allow drainage.
I use the basic recipe for a pre-cooked breakfast. Instead of honey and nutmeg, I add a bit of salt, and usually a teaspoon of other herbs. My favorite is curry. I've also used, at different times, oregano, garlic, firebrick pepper (crushed black pepper and red pepper flakes that have been smoked), or sage. About a teaspoon of chili-garlic sauce is a good addition, too.
Just cut a slice in the morning. Eat it plain, or between whole-grain bread rounds.


Michael Joseph Jackson – Where do I begin?
MJ first came into my life in the late 70's when 'Don't Stop Till You Get Enough' was the disco song that was played almost non-stop in the night clubs! I guess the magic took hold for me in 1983, when like millions of others, I watched 'Motown 25' and the unveiling of the Moonwalk…I was totally smitten from that moment on. It wasn't until 1992 that I first saw MJ live at Wembley stadium – Oh boy what a night that was! I have been so lucky and fortunate to have seen him perform live many times after that day.
It was soon after the 'Dangerous' concerts in the UK that I went to a 'Heal The World' event. That began my involvement with fan clubs. I felt very honoured to be able to help promote an artist who was a big part of my life and although my contribution was on a very small scale, it allowed me to meet some wonderful people, some of whom are still very good friends.
March 7th, 2001 – MJ Day 10 – This was an amazing day and I was excited to be asked to put together some video clips for an opening montage to be played at the beginning of the event. I travelled to Adrian Grant's home and between us, we spent several hours going through hundreds of clips of Michael from every time period. I was lucky enough to be able to include some of my favourites. I felt quite chuffed when the montage was played and with the audience's reaction too! There were some amazing performances throughout the day to celebrate this Tenth Anniversary of the MJ Day and of course it was topped off with Michael attending. He came onto the stage to fantastic welcome from the fans and gave a small speech to everyone saying how much he loved everyone and receiving two awards. The whole place was buzzing – Why wouldn't you be buzzing? Having breathed the same air as the man himself!
Thank you MJWN for giving me the opportunities – I have some wonderful memories which will stay with me always.


We all want to make a great first impression as well as feel confident in our smile. However, this can be difficult when you have crooked teeth or issues in overall facial development. It's best to get to the root of a problem quickly, and dentofacial orthopedics is an increasingly popular method in the guidance of facial growth.
While it's easier to manipulate the jaw bone around the age of six or seven while it's still forming, anyone can choose to use dentofacial methods to achieve the smile they deserve to feel confident in expressing emotions of happiness through smiling. If you have ever found yourself suppressing your smile or experiencing difficulty in chewing, this could be the answer you've been looking for.
Dentofacial orthopedics are best implemented in children. This is because their bone structure is still forming, making it easier to guide the process along. If possible, it's easiest to perform the procedure before the child has lost any teeth. This way, you're able to take advantage of the benefits of phase one treatment. This helps encourage the proper alignment of adult teeth to reduce the prevalence of the use of phase two tools later including braces.
Since adults don't have the advantage of having bones that are still developing, the process of implementing dentofacial methods requires surgery. The jaw, at this point, has already hardened, and this makes it more difficult to make the alignment corrections the process is intended to correct.
While it may seem impossible to correct a crooked smile once you've reached adulthood, there is hope. When combining second phase strategies with dentofacial orthopedic surgery, there is a great chance you'll achieve the smile you've always dreamed of being able to show the world. The surgery will adjust the jaw bone and create the proper bite alignment, better allowing the braces to yield the desired effect.
A bright, genuine smile enables you to better connect with those around you. If you have developmental issues in your facial region, dentofacial orthopedics could very well provide you the results you're seeking.
The team here at Papandreas Orthodontics is here to help. We are skilled in diagnosing any misalignments in the teeth and jaw and facial structure. No matter your age, we can meet with you and devise a plan that best meets your individual needs. We have two welcoming offices in North Royalton and Brunswick and serve the local communities of Strongville, Broadview Heights and Parma so call our office and schedule a consultation today.


BIO: Charles lived at Rolling Green Township, Martin County, Minnesota when he was inducted at Fairmont, Minnesota on February 25, 1918. He was assigned to Co L 351st, 88th Division, at Camp Dodge, Iowa. He was transferred to Co D, 33rd Engineers and latter to Co F 103 Engineers, 28th Division in France. He embarked from Hoboken, New Jersey arriving at LeHarve, France. He was engaged in the Muese-Argonne offensive and Thieaucourt sector 7 weeks. He returned to U.S. May 7, 1919 and discharged at Camp Dodge on may 21, 1919.


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Janice Goeller Predoehl, 89, of Lincoln died Wednesday, May 2, 2018, surrounded by family.
A celebration of Janice's life was held Monday, May 7 at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Lincoln. Burial was in Stanton Cemetery in a family plot.
Memorials can be designated to Redeemer Lutheran Church.
Janice Goeller Predoehl was born May 17, 1928 in Pilger to Ida and John Goeller, Sr. Janice graduated from Wayne State College. She enjoyed being active in many church and civic groups. She served as Nebraska State President of the General Federation of Women's Clubs after years of service to the organization at the local, district, and state levels. She shared her love of music as a teacher and music store owner. Her belief in the importance of home led her to a successful career as a realtor in Lincoln. The influences of growing up on a farm during the depression in a family with a strong Christian faith helped shape her values throughout her life. Janice was a devoted mother and grandmother.
Survivors include her daughters, Jane (Andrew) Sonneland and Virginia Predoehl, and sons, Vincent Predoehl and James (Sue) Predoehl; grandchildren, Heather (German) Musch, Andrew (Jennifer) Sonneland, Jr., Jessica Predoehl, Nathan Predoehl, and Anna Predoehl and five great-grandchildren; a brother, John (Mardelle) Goeller, Jr. and many nieces, nephews, and cousins.


Cowgill, a Senior Consultant in Chicago' CRM practice, successfully completed all three stages of the Salesforce.com Certified Force.com Advanced Developer Exam.
The Salesforce.com Certified Force.com Advanced Developer exam is a rigorous accreditation, of which currently less than 100 people are certified, an Advanced Developer must prove his or her ability to develop customer applications, manage the development lifecycle and environments, and write and execute comprehensive test plans.
West Monroe Partners, a North American business and technology consulting firm, today announced that Cory Cowgill, a Senior Consultant in the Chicago CRM practice, has successfully completed all three stages of the Salesforce.com Certified Force.com Advanced Developer exam.
Cowgill, who joined West Monroe in 2010, specializes in Salesforce.com custom cloud administration and development. Prior to joining the firm Cowgill was a Senior Application Developer at Model Metrics where he developed custom integrations between enterprise systems and Salesforce.com, including building complex online/offline mobile applications. He also acquired extensive enterprise software development experience working at CNA Financial, where he was the technical lead on projects requiring integration with content management systems.
Cowgill received his Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Western Illinois University. In addition to being certified as an Advanced Developer, Cowgill is an active member of the Force.com community and recently spoke at Dreamforce 2011 on how to easily combine Visualforce, Apex, HTML 5, and a 3rd party web services API to create a geo-location aware application.
West Monroe Partners' Customer Relationship Management practice helps organizations align strategies, harmonize processes and support business objectives through technology enabled solutions that allow them to better understand and service the needs of their customers.


Last week saw a lot of Norfork Lake stripers caught. My son and I landed multiple limits of stripers daily. The striper bite right now is almost entirely live bait. Some are being caught trolling using umbrella rigs and spoons. However, if you want to catch numbers right now, hire a live-bait guide. That is your best chance of catching your limit and a big fish.
On Sunday I zigged twice before I zagged and found a new spot with lots of active stripers. My current spot has been good, but it has slowed, and other guides have found me and moved in on the spot. My son and I spend most off days fishing for new spots with active stripers. A lot of people look for the guides then move in thinking that's the best opportunity to catch a striper. This seems to happen a lot in the summer and is one of my pet peeves. On Sunday we went over two hours without a bite, but the last two hours made up for it. The stripers were shallow next to a buff and deep water. We were catching them in 50 feet with our lines set at 40 feet. We also caught fish off the buff in 80 feet of water with our lines set at 50 feet.
If you find some fish suspended in 40 to 50 feet of water, no matter how deep the bottom is, go ahead and start fishing. Most likely a school will come around. Find a shaded buff next to a channel, and you will find active stripers.
The evening bite has started again. Look for stripers in water starting at 40 feet and move out until you find them. On Saturday evening they were feeding heavy at 44 feet on the bottom. The bite will last up until dark. The stripers are on the points with sloping flats near the dam. Stripers are still being caught from Diamond Bay off point 2 in the channel, Georges Cove, Koso Point, Hudson, Hand Cove, Dam Cove and Thumb Point.


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Jake Erickson widens lead; Men's City Golf becomes race for second
Ryan Mahan Staff Writer @ryanmahanSJR
Aug 6, 2017 at 9:05 AM Aug 6, 2017 at 9:05 AM
Bobby Sobieski, Andrew Koester and Ryan Schone have turned the 99th Men's City Golf Tournament into a three-man race.
For second place, that is.
"I played with (leader Jake Erickson) last weekend and I kind of thought he was going to pull off another win," Schone said. "We're definitely playing for second tomorrow."
The four-time city champion's chokehold on the leaderboard's top spot grew following a 3-under 69 in Saturday's third round at The Rail Golf Course.
The final group tees off today at Panther Creek Country Club at 11:40 a.m. The first foursome tees off at 10.
Erickson had three birdies on the front nine — on the 355-yard par-4 No. 1; on the 476-yard par-5 No. 4, and on the 373-yard par-4 No. 9 — to card a 33.
"I was trying to stay aggressive but still be smart in what kind of shots I was hitting," Erickson said. "I hit it great. I felt like I could've hit it a lot better."
He finished with an even-par 36 — with pars on all nine holes. His three-day total of 202 leads Sobieski, his closest competitor, by 10 strokes.
Sobieski jumped from third into second with a 1-under 71. He birdied Nos. 1 and 2 — the second a 419-yard par-4 — for a front-nine 34.
"I birdied the first two holes — I played really good (on those)," Sobieski said. "The two par-3s on the front, I missed the green on both, got up and down pretty good and shot 2-under on the front."
He moved to 3-under for the round with a birdie on the 485-yard par-5 No. 15, but hit his tee shot on the 209-yard par-3 into the water, resulting in a double bogey.
All four players had great recovery shots throughout the day, but Sobieski seemed to have a special knack of escaping danger.
He went long off the tee and landed in a bunker behind the green on the 158-yard par-3 No. 5, but he nearly holed out from the sand and tapped in for par.
On the long 450-yard par-4 No. 14, Sobieski's tee shot landed in the fairway bunker on the right-hand side, leaving him a slim chance to reach the green in two. But his sand shot was flawless and landed 6-8 feet past the cup. Again, he just missed another birdie, this time the ball hit the right edge of the hole and refused to fall.
"On the backside, I kept hitting the ball close, I just couldn't make putts," Sobieski said. "I finally made a putt on 15 and just made a bad swing on 16 and knocked it in the water. I'd been hitting the ball fairly close all day, I just couldn't get anything to go in."
Even Erickson was the benefactor of good saves.
To make birdie on No. 9 took a good shot with little room for error between two trees in the right-side rough. And again from the right rough on No. 10, Erickson still put the ball on the green for par.
Erickson saved par on the 519-yard par-5 No. 12 when his tee shot went left of the cart path and nestled behind several trees. He kept the ball on a low trajectory to set up an easy approach shot.
He went way right off the tee on No. 14 — well right of where Sobieski hit from the fairway bunker. And once more, Erickson found the green and nearly holed a long putt for birdie.
Schone had three birdies and three bogeys for an even-par 72. His three-day total of 214 places him one shot behind Koester's 213 for third.
"We were definitely bunched up," Schone said. "No separation. It will be nice (Sunday); hopefully the rain (forecasted) will hold off and we can play tomorrow."
He saved par on the 320-yard No. 17 when his second shot hit the front left of the green and almost rolled into the water. Though Schone had a tough tie that required an awkward stance, his chip shot left him a fairly routine par putt.
"I really grinded it out today," said Schone, who caddied at Panther Creek during the Web.com Tour Lincoln Land Charity Championship in June. "(On 17), I hacked it out of there and got it to about 10 feet for par. That was a big par for me."
Koester's day began with a double bogey on the 405-yard par 4 No. 3. But finished strong.
"I came back (after that double bogey0," Koester said. "I made a 30-, 35-foot (putt) on No. 8 to get back to 1-over. I just made a bunch of pars after that."
Koester had his first round above par with a 1-over 73 Saturday, following a 71 at Lincoln Greens on July 29 and carded a 3-under 69 at Bunn Sunday.
"I played really well all day, I just had one bad hole (No. 3)," Koester said. "I putted really well, chipped really well. It's just fun being in the last group. It's my first time in the last group. I was pretty nervous."
— Contact Ryan Mahan: 788-1546, ryan.mahan@sj-r.com, Twitter.com/RyanMahanSJR.

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This small church is centrally located close to the Rialto Bridge, it has two entrances, one from Campo S. Salvador and another from in the shopping street, Mercerie. The original church was consecrated in 1177, legend has it that Bishop S. Magnus saw a vision of Jesus asking him to build a church on this site, which would one day be the centre of a much larger city than it was at the time. In 1506 Antonio Contarini, the Prior of the adjacent convent, had the church renovated according to the designs of Giorgio Spavento. The work was undertaken by Tullio and Pietro Lombardo and later Jacopo Sansovino. The church reconstruction was completed in stages with the façade finally being completed by Giuseppe Sardi in 1663. The bell tower was a later addition, construction began in the 14th century and continued until the 19th century.
The church holds art work by Jacopo Sanovino, Titian, Francesco Vecellio and Alessandro Vittoria. Some of the famous features of the church include the marble altar with a statue of Christ by Guglielmo dei Grigi; frescoes by Camillo Cappelli (Il Mantovano) funeral monuments by Bernardino Contino; a mosaic by Crisogono Novello and a painting of The Martyrdom of St. Theodore by Bonifacio de Pitati. The church has magnificent flooring and there are three domes with lanterns letting in the natural light.


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Caitlyn Jenner Nude: Kylie, Kendall Begging 'KUWTK' Star Not To Partake In Naked Photoshoot
Maurice Cassidy
Caitlyn Jenner's upcoming nude photoshoot is being sabotaged by Kendall and Kylie, who sources say will refuse to let their father show herself naked for the world to see, it's been alleged.
Caitlyn Jenner's son, Brody Jenner, recently let it slip that his father was planning on posing nude, just three months after the former athlete underwent her gender reassignment procedure, which Caitlyn says has made her feel "all the more liberated."
In an effort to truly live her authentic life, Caitlyn Jenner believes that posing nude is the final step in doing so, but according to Hollywood Life, Kylie and Kendall are mortified by the idea of having their father naked all over magazines.
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It's a horrific thought for them because they know the backlash the family will receive for allowing Caitlyn Jenner to do something like this, Vogue adds.
When Kris Jenner mentioned the idea of posing naked a couple of years back, Kendall and Kylie were able to convince their mother not to pull through with the idea, fearing the embarrassment that would come with the nude photos spreading on the internet.
This situation is no different, an insider explains. The socialites don't want to be put in a situation where they have to defend Caitlyn Jenner's decision to pose naked because they can't seem to understand it themselves — why does their dad want to go nude so badly?
"Kylie and Kendall are urging their dad not to do a nude pictorial. They had the exact same reaction when their mom [Kris Jenner, 61] started talking about doing one a couple of years ago," the insider shares.
"Kylie and Kendall both hated the idea of seeing their 60-year-old mother, naked in a magazine," and the same goes for their father. "They just don't want to see either of their parents in that way."
Hollywood Life notes that everyone in the Kardashian household is furious. With Caitlyn Jenner, it's been one thing after the other, and it's now giving them the impression that she wants to purposely hurt them and their reputation in doing all that she's done.
In Caitlyn's memoir, The Secrets of My Life, the TV personality talks revealing things regarding his marriage to Kris Jenner, which she's previously branded as a disaster. On top of that, Caitlyn Jenner discusses her turned relationship with her step-daughters, her reason for not liking Ellen DeGeneres, among other things.
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The memoir comes across as if it's just written to give people the thought that Caitlyn Jenner has had such a tough life that talking bad about her family and former pals is her way of getting revenge, the Kardashians believe.
"After the news of her procedure broke, it was reported [April 20] that Caitlyn had booked a nude photoshoot to reveal her post-surgery body. Her son, Brody Jenner, 33, was the one who allegedly spilled the news about Cait's nude photoshoot plans. Now, the entire family is reportedly not happy."
Kylie and her sister will do anything to prevent this nude photoshoot from taking place. The embarrassment that will come with the idea of seeing her father naked is horrendous — it's something that neither one of the sisters even wants to imagine, let alone anybody else in the family.
Kendall and all of her siblings have been very supportive of Caitlyn Jenner's decision to live her life as a woman and be her authentic self, but from slamming family members in her book to making the decision in wanting to pose naked, not understanding how this could affect others, is a reckless decision that they will not accept by any means.
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Agencies will be paying more for security clearances in fiscal 2017 and 2018 as the National Background Investigations Bureau (NBIB) moves into initial and then full operating capability.
Jim Onusko, the transition leader of the NBIB at the Office of Personnel Management, said the 2017 pricing schedule for security clearance should be finalized later this month.
Onusko said part of the delay for 2017 is the NBIB plans to award a contract to increase vendor support around investigations to help further address a backlog of security clearance cases that has ballooned to more than 500,000 over the last two years. That contract award has been delayed, but should be made soon.
Onusko said the price increase may be only for the short term as the NBIB hits initial operating capability on Oct. 1 and moves toward full operations. He said the investments in technology and big data tools should help reduce the costs of security clearances over time.
He said future pricing also will depend on the demand, which also will be influenced by new vetting policies, federal investigative standards and the new tiered structure.
This isn't the first time agencies faced an increase in the cost of security clearance processing. Back in July 2015, the Office of Personnel Management retroactively charged agencies more for security clearance processing to help offset costs of the massive data breach that impacted 21.5 million current and former federal employees and their families. The Defense Department, which has the most employees with security clearances, paid more than $132 million extra in 2015.
Clearancejobs.com published a chart in January outlining the increase in costs in a range of 18 percent to 118 percent between 2015 and 2016.
Bill Evanina, the national counterintelligence executive in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, said the funding burden should no longer be carried by agencies.
Evanina said he's hopeful more lawmakers will support this idea of paying for security clearances, especially if the NBIB eventually becomes an independent agency.
Doug Thomas, a former intelligence community official and now director of counterintelligence operations and corporate investigations at Lockheed Martin, said changes to the way agencies conduct security clearance evaluations will impact cost over the long run. He said the move to continuous evaluation and the use of big data will require fewer investigators on the street.
Onusko said the transition team is working with the Performance Accountability Council on pilots around continuous evaluation.


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Third arrest made in deadly New Year's Day shooting outside man's home
19-year-old Tyler Jordan Hokes is one of three people charged with first-degree murder in the death of 53-year-old Carnis Ferdinand Poindexter. (Source: Mecklenburg County Jail)
By WBTV Web Staff | September 12, 2019 at 12:32 PM EDT - Updated September 12 at 12:32 PM
CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) - A third person has been arrested in connection to a fatal shooting that occurred on News Year's Day.
Carnis Ferdinand Poindexter, 53, was shot to death outside his home on Highlander Court on Jan. 1. Police believe Poindexter was shot in the street before running to his front porch, where he was found and pronounced dead by Medic.
On Thursday, police said they arrested 19-year-old Tyler Jordan Hokes and charged him with first-degree murder, shooting into an occupied dwelling and five counts of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill.
In late August, 20-year-old Ronald Benbow was arrested and also charged with first-degree murder in Poindexter's death.
[ Second arrest made in deadly Jan. 1 shooting outside man's home ]
In Mach, 19-year-old Furquan Ali Thompson was arrested and also was charged with first-degree murder, shooting into an occupied dwelling, and five counts of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill.
No possible motive has been released.
Anyone with additional information in the case is asked to call detectives at 704-432-TIPS or Crime Stoppers at 704-334-1600.


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This is the Genesis "one-half" column class, which makes dividing your content in half simple. It's a great way to present content side-by-side. Note that with these classes, once the screensize falls below a certain resolution (eg. mobile), they will automatically moved to a stacked-layout, rather than side-by-side.
When you use a two column layout with different content sizes, you'll want to add an element that clears the content below both those columns. This is done by creating a div element with a "clear-line" class (similar to the "clear:both;" CSS property). We've done this in all the examples on this page, but you can't see it unless you use inspect-element or view-source.
Just like the two-column layout, the three-column layout uses a – you guessed it – "one-third" class. How simple is that? You'll want to minimize the use of this class to provide a visual break to your content, and only when using full-width pages. Keep the text short and snappy, like a call to action or to feature three options side-by-side.
This is the "one-fourth" class that can be applied to elements such as divs and spans. It's generally too thin to present content in a properly readable format, especially when there are sidebars present, but it's there for you to use if you want it.
Most of the time, you're going to just want to use the regular full-width layout for your content. This is especially true with food blogs, where you want to break the content up with images and a recipe plugin. Gutenberg's layout editor will undoubtedly cause some issues with the one-half, one-third and one-fourth classes.


When people think of St. Louis, if they bother to think of St. Louis at all, they tend to confuse it with Milwaukee or Cleveland, one of those Rust Belt cities that was once important but has now sunk into irrelevance. St. Louis is neither Northern nor Southern, Eastern nor Western—though it does claim bragging rights as the Gateway to the West, thanks to Eero Saarinen's magnificent Arch that rises above the Mississippi River. But if you ever bothered to come to St. Louis, you'd find a gracious, old-fashioned, and, above all, literary city—and, yes, that defensiveness and sense of under-appreciation is characteristically St. Louisan.
St. Louis is probably best known for beer and baseball. And also bricks. We have some solid housing stock here. And did you know we hosted the 1904 World's Fair? Don't worry, if you spend as long as a single day here, you'll hear all about it. Although there's plenty of talk about how St. Louis is moving forward and becoming, once again, a great American city, deep down, many of those doing the talking still fear that the Fair was probably St. Louis's finest hour.
Fortunately, Washington University has evened up the import/export rate a bit. (Wash. U., incidentally, was founded by Eliot's grandfather.) Its creative writing program lured a stellar faculty to St. Louis, including Howard Nemerov, Stanley Elkin, Donald Finkel, Constance Urdang, Jarvis Thurston, Mona van Duyn, William Gass and, currently, Gerald Early, Carl Phillips, Mary Jo Bang, Kathryn Davis and Kathleen Finneran. One of the program's graduates, Anton DiSclafani, now a writer in residence, recently received a reported $1 million advance for her first novel, The Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls, due out in 2013. This has made her the most envied writer in the city.
There are plenty of writers outside the rarified university gates, too: Laurell K. Hamilton, Heather Brewer, Ridley Pearson, Curtis Sittenfeld, Sharon Shinn, David Clewell, Scott Phillips, John Dalton, Qiu Xiaolong, Tony D'Souza and Joe Schuster. Not to mention a cluster of terrific graphic novelists: Matt Kindt, Dan Zettwoch and Kevin Huizenga.
Probably the best-known depiction of St. Louis in recent literature is in Jonathan Franzen's The Corrections, where it's thinly disguised as "St. Jude." (Franzen also set his first novel, The Twenty-Seventh City, here.) But the best would have to be Glenn Savan's White Palace. Originally published as a paperback original in 1987, transformed into a movie in 1990 and now, sadly, out of print, White Palace tells the story of the relationship between a yuppie from wealthy west county and a middle-aged fast-food worker from lower-class Dogtown. It contains plenty of sharp observations of class differences (which haven't evaporated much in the past 20 years), the annoying passivity of St. Louis drivers, St. Louisans' endless fascination with where people went to high school, and hundreds of other things that will stun you with their accuracy if you live here—and give you an idea of what this city is really like if you don't. The book owes a lot of this immediacy to the fact that Savan, a graduate of the Iowa Writers Workshop, was actually living here and working as a waiter while he was writing it.
And I live where I live because I am comfortable, because the climate is equable, because the movies come on time but the theater is road show, second company, because the teams are dull but we get all the channels, because there can't be four restaurants in the city that require jackets and ties and there's a $25,000 ceiling on what city employees may earn and I make more than the mayor, the head of the zoo. Because I feel no need to take the paper.
Washington University is the big kahuna of MFA programs around here. It's the oldest, the richest and has the best-known faculty members and most national recognition (it came in at number nine in Poets & Writers' most recent rankings). But the University of Missouri-St. Louis (UMSL) has an up-and-coming program that has already produced some talented writers, and Lindenwood University and Webster University are also well-regarded locally. Outside the universities, the St. Louis Poetry Center offers monthly workshops during which distinguished local poets critique pre-submitted work. The St. Louis Writers Guild also sponsors workshops and offers writing coaching services.
For a small city, St. Louis has a remarkable number of independent bookstores. Among the general interest stores, Left Bank Books, with its two locations and steady stream of visiting writers, is the biggest. (It also sells used books and has a generous buy-back program for those who have more books than cash.) Subterranean Books, stocked with volumes on art and design and philosophy and the Beat poets, is the coolest. And Pudd'nhead Books, which has an expansive children's section and a resident dog named Henry, is the friendliest. (Ed note: Since this post was written, Pudd'nhead Books has sadly closed, breaking many hearts including that of the author of this post.) Tiny Big Sleep Books sells mysteries and mysteries only, Star Clipper has the city's best collection of comics and graphic novels and Main Street Books in nearby St. Charles specializes in local history. And if you find a cavernous storefront and basement filled with endless rows of used books beautiful, Dunaway Books is the most gorgeous place in town.
St. Louis also has three—count 'em, three—library systems: the St. Louis Public Library, the St. Louis County Library and the Municipal Library Consortium of St. Louis County. All three can be used interchangeably as long as you're a resident of St. Louis City or County. Which means any book you could possibly want can be yours, at least temporarily.
More than three decades old, River Styx is the grande dame of literary St. Louis, though the list of authors it's published extends way beyond the Mississippi River to include just about every great modern poet you can think of. Boulevard, produced by Saint Louis University, is equally distinguished and regularly publishes work that ends up in the Best American anthologies. Not to be outdone, UMSL has its own literary journal, Natural Bridge. Meanwhile, on the book front, there's the nonprofit PenUltimate Press, nonfiction-only Stonebrook Press and newly-established Walrus Publishing, which publishes work for St. Louisans, by St. Louisans, sold only to St. Louisans.
St. Louis writers remain on an eternal quest for the best café in which to write. The Mud House on Cherokee Street has the best coffee and food, free WiFi, a lovely back garden (where you can even plug in your laptop), and even provides a full array of free local journals—but alas, it closes at five, which makes it very inconvenient if you're a writer with a day job. Meshuggah Café, in the Delmar Loop near Wash. U., has terrible coffee and slow service, but a pleasingly disreputable atmosphere, and it's open late, though not all night. Hartford Coffee in Tower Grove South is also open late and even has good coffee, but it's frequently plagued by small children (during daylight hours) and singer-songwriters (in the evenings)—though a newly-established quiet room in a former carriage house in the back garden might help alleviate both those problems. The Coffee Cartel in the Central West End remains, much to the sorrow of local night owls, the only all-night café within the city limits. It's dim and dirty and a little scary at three a.m., but that could add an extra frisson to one's writing.
One local short story writer has reported great success at the Kaldi's Coffee inside the Schnuck's supermarket in suburban Town & Country. The seats are comfortable, she claims, which is important since writing is about staying put.
The Royale remains the city's most literary bar, and has even been known to host a reading or two, but very seldom—if ever—can you spot someone trying to get some writing done there.
St. Louis's natural beauty is breathtaking, especially for those who expect it to be a sad, broken-down sort of place, and it has an extensive and well cared-for park system. Careful research has shown that Lafayette and Tower Grove Parks have the best trees to sit under, but neither is an especially good place to write, since one must always be on the alert for wayward dogs and kickball, softball, cricket and old-time baseball players.
Left Bank Books hosts a steady stream of visiting writers with a reading almost every night. The St. Louis County Library is less frequent, but more selective: It specializes in the big guns, the award-winners, the writers drowning in buzz and its readings regularly draw crowds of several hundred spectators. The St. Louis Literary Award brings a Very Famous Writer to Saint Louis University every year for a book-signing, public interview, and a benefit dinner for the university library. (This year's recipient was Tony Kushner; past winners have included Don DeLillo, Salman Rushdie and Joan Didion.) And every fall, the St. Louis Jewish Book Festival takes over the JCC in west St. Louis County and imports a broad swath of special guests — some of whom aren't even Jewish! Or writers!
River Styx has run a monthly reading series since the magazine began publishing. In earlier years, the readings were rowdy affairs and sometimes ended with audiences drenched in beer, but as the crowd has grown older, the events have grown more sedate. Or, if you will, more focused on literature. In the summer months, the series morphs into Hungry Young Poets when bright young writers have a chance to show off their stuff. The St. Louis Poetry Center's Observable Readings series also hosts bright young poets, but during the academic year.
If you like misery and darkness and, especially, crime, check out Subterranean Books' semi-regular Noir at the Bar series, which has spawned two anthologies and a slew of imitators in other cities across this fair nation.
Aimee Levitt is a staff writer for the Riverfront Times, St. Louis's alt-weekly paper, where she's covered, among many other things, local bookstores, the city's literary history and the rebuilding of the new Central Library, which is why she's wearing a hard hat. Her work has been considered "notable" by Best American Essays and Best American Non-Required Reading. Follow her at @aimeelevitt.


Epic heroes from all realms and times, a changing landscape built every time you play, and strategies involving water-moving restrictions, "tunnels," and castle walls: this is a tabletop game I have loved since 2004. Goal: conquer the land. How: build you army. Hundreds of miniatures act as your tokens that move around the land and fight other heroes.
Five generals compete in the Heroscape realm, and each has a "type" of hero they recruit. Piecing together your team to combine abilities and to utilize terrain best is a joy that never gets old. This game can be played risk-style by forming alliances and back-stabbing your partners, or it can be played more diplomatically, or you can play it free-for-all where all players go wild attacking each other to gain advantage. The expansions offer differentiated gameplay that adds difficulty and fun to the game.


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Google's Chrome OS platform and its Chromebooks aren't exactly known for being designed for gaming. The relative simplistic and straightforward nature of Chrome OS is great for work and students who don't really require too much from their computers, but it seems that Google is working towards changing that perception.
We've seen AI used for all kinds of things, ranging from automation and to even helping doctors detect diseases and illnesses they might have otherwise missed. Now it looks like AI could soon be applied to music, thanks to a collaboration between musician Björk and Microsoft, where they are using AI to adapt Björk's music to the ever-changing skies.
When Pokemon GO was first released, one of the (perhaps) unintended side-effects of the game was that it forced players to walk around a lot, and as such, it allowed players to do more exercise than they normally would. Now it looks like we have a success story where a student claims to have lost 140 pounds playing the game.
Louis Vuitton Unveils A $1,000 Pair Of True Wireless Earbuds
There are headphones designed for audiophiles, which aren't always the most fashionable-looking, and then there are headphones designed to be worn on the streets. If you're after something a bit more fashionable that you can proudly show off in public, Louis Vuitton might have something for you.
These Are The Leaked Specs Of The Samsung Galaxy S20
Samsung has confirmed that they will be hosting an Unpacked event on the 11th of February where they are expected to announce the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S20 series. For those wondering, Samsung is expected to introduce three different models, the Samsung Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus, and the Galaxy S20 Ultra.
With the 2020 iPhones, Apple is expected to introduce the A14 chipset. Everytime Apple releases a new chipset, it becomes faster and more efficient and overall, just more powerful than its predecessor. However, with the A14, it could take things to a whole new level, according to a report from Macworld.
Man Hijacks Portland Airport Monitor To Play PS4 Game
By Ankush Das on 01/17/2020 11:29 PST
We know what it is like to be bored at the Airport with nothing to do but wait.However, a gamer thought it would be cool to plug in his PS4 to one of the monitors at the Airport to play "Apex Legends" as reported by The Oregonian.The incident took place on Thursday when one of the monitors at the Airport that displayed important information (reportedly, the map of the Airport) […]
Bird-inspired Drone Bends Its Wings To Move Quickly
We've seen several delivery drones that take different approaches to how they work.Now, a team of researchers from Stanford University's Lentink Lab have come up with PigeonBot- a drone which can bend, extend and simply change the shape of its wings like real birds can.They also shared more details on it in their research paper.Basically, if this tech improves, it can potentially let drones to easily make tight turns and […]
UK Launches Open Trial For Wireless Charging For Electric Taxis
One of the bottlenecks of electric cars is the need to recharge them. Unlike pumping gas, recharging an electric car takes considerably longer. While this might not be a big deal for regular drivers, it might prove a problem for taxis where anytime they are not fetching passengers, it is income lost.
Facebook Ditches Plans To Introduce Ads In WhatsApp
WhatsApp had a bit of a mixed business model at the start. The company had initially charged users an annual subscription fee, but they later removed it, and ever since then, the app has been free to use. When Facebook acquired it, there was no doubt that the company planned to monetize the app, but how exactly would they do that?
OnePlus Shows Off Its 120Hz Display Technology
OnePlus has been teasing that they are working on a 120Hz display. Whether or not it will make it into the OnePlus 8 remains to be seen, but they are definitely working on something. In a recent post made on Twitter, OnePlus CEO Pete Lau shared a demo video which showed off the company's 120Hz display.
It is widely believed that this year could see Apple introduce 5G to the iPhone, but it might not necessarily be the 5G support we might be hoping for. According to the latest rumors, it seems that Apple could be adopting mmWave 5G technology for its 2020 iPhones and possibly the iPad Pros as well.
Google To Add 120 Games To Stadia In 2020
If you felt that Google Stadia's launch was a bit on the lukewarm side due to the lack of games, not to worry because it seems that Google's plan for 2020 will be to add as many as 120 new games to the platform, giving gamers a lot more options to choose from when it comes to game streaming.
Apple's Face ID facial recognition technology works great. In fact, to date it seems that none of Apple's competitors have managed to create anything close to Face ID in terms of security and accuracy. However, it does not mean that Face ID is perfect. There is still plenty of room left for improvement.
NBC Launches Peacock Streaming Service With A Free Tier
There are many streaming services available at the moment and it looks like we have another contender who has tossed their hat into the ring. NBCUniversal has recently announced their upcoming streaming service called Peacock, and one of the ways the company is standing out from the competition is by offering a free tier.
Check Out The Toyota Supra Reimagined As A 4×4 Vehicle
One of Toyota's more iconic sports cars, aside from the Celica, is the Supra. Many were no doubt pleased as punch when back in 2019, Toyota announced that they would be reviving the Supra almost two decades after production had ended, but what if the Supra were to be relaunched not as a sports car, but as a 4×4 vehicle?
Augmented Reality Contact Lenses Could Soon Become A Reality
When it comes to augmented reality (AR) based wearables, we've mostly seen them come in the form of smart glasses. However, the problem with such devices is that they're big and sometimes a bit bulky, making them something you wouldn't necessarily want to wear all the time.
TikTok App Was Downloaded More Than Facebook, Messenger, and Instagram in 2019
Sometimes the number of downloads and similar stats hint at how popular an app (or service) is.TikTok is already a quite popular app but it looks like it is apparently more popular than Facebook, Messenger, and Instagram in 2019 if we look at the download stats.According to a report by Sensor Tower, India was responsible for nearly 45% of first-time users.Overall, TikTok app ended the year 2019 as the second […]
Cyberpunk 2077 Release Delayed To September
If you were waiting for Cyberpunk 2077 to release this April, you will be disappointed to know that the release date has been moved to September 17, 2020.It looks like CD PROJECT RED wants to take their time to polish the game the best way they can, similar to why Marvel's Avengers game delayed the release date.In their official tweet, they assured that the game is complete and playable. But, […]
Fitbit's Wearables Now Support Blood Oxygen Tracking
If you own a Fitbit device, you might want to check for a software update because according to reports, it seems that the company has quietly enabled blood oxygen tracking on some of its wearables. This includes devices like the Fitbit Versa, Ionic, and Charge 3, where some users are reporting seeing the new feature.
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Flawed Faith: First Reformed's Crisis of Faith
by Tyler Hummel on March 19, 2019
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And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose. —Romans 8:28
One of Tolkien's most interesting themes in the Legendarium is the notion that the world becomes less magical with time. In canon, it's a useful way to explain how the world of Middle Earth gradually faded into the Earth we understand today where technology has replaced magic. With the departure of the Elves and Gandalf to Valinor at the end of the Saga, the world is left to the non-magical creatures to rule. With each generation, the battles get smaller, the stories grow mundane and the world gets harsher and more cynical. Tolkien's is a very Catholic notion of the world. It's reflected in the Bible's structure, starting a series of mythic poems laden with mystical events and magic before gradually transitioning into a more grounded history of Israel and Roman Palestine.
In the latter Bible, sorcery and mysticism faded into the background as the story focused on the miracles of Christ and the effect the disciples had on the Roman Empire. I thought about this notion of fading mysticism while watching Paul Schrader's newest movie First Reformed. In a strange way, this film represents a logical endpoint for a world Middle Earth would likely degenerate into over the millennia. It would be a small, cramped world where technology overran the planet and made society worse and worse. It would be a society where the future seemed grim and only divine retribution could save the world from man's own corruption.
Paul Schrader isn't a huge name outside of film circles. He is, however, a very good filmmaker. For a long time, his greatest claim to fame was as a screenwriter. His early work was in collaboration with Martin Scorsese where he provided the screenplays for Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, and The Last Temptation of Christ. Outside of his collaborating, he became somewhat obscure if a reputable director. His films varied wildly in quality, genre, and style from the stylish, ambitious, and bleak Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters to the meanspirited thriller Hardcore which enjoyed watching a fundamentalist Christian man go through the wringer of digging through the California porn industry in a desperate attempt to find his missing daughter. His works covered eclectic material from the pulpy sexually charged remake of Cat People to the politically charged crime thriller, Blue Collar.
Despite years of experience working in Hollywood and serving as a valuable film historian, his work has never been functionally consistent. With First Reformed, he's achieved something of a late-in-life masterpiece that offers a radically excellent capstone to end his amazing career on. The movie is an homage in some ways to the great stylistic existential filmmakers who explore themes of religion and nihilism like Robert Bresson and Ingmar Bergman.
The movie merges the themes and impulses that drive Schrader's entire career: damaged men lapsed faith and political activism are all the driving forces of his artistic soul. Here he finds an interesting middle ground wherein a character not dissimilar from Travis Bickle can run around a quiet, dry, and muted world. The story follows Pastor Toller of the First Reformed Church in Snowbridge, New York. His church is a historical landmark on the verge of its 250th anniversary but sees nearly empty regular church attendance.
On a weekly basis, he sees more tourists in the church's gift shop than loyal churchgoers in his flock. Toller's life as a whole is falling apart. His church is subsidized by a local megachurch which itself is funded through illicit means. On top of that, his family has long since fallen apart because of his actions, his body is falling ill, he's coping by turning to alcoholism, and his faith is falling apart. Because of all of this, his internal crisis of faith is exasperated by the appearance of a young couple facing their own personal crisis. The movie is a depressing spiral of decay and entropy. We see in realtime a man undergoing spiritual, moral, and physical death as he fails to grasp the quiet horrors of the world. As such, it's one of the most compelling films about faith in years.
Most of the discussion about the film has covered the movie's themes about climate change. This isn't shocking considering the issue has been in the news a lot lately. In regards to the movie, there's not a shared consensus on what that's supposed to mean thematically. I've seen some critics who state in earnest that the movie is about the madness watching the world decay around you can bring you to while I've seen other people claim it's a movie about how the death of religious meaning in modern life can ensnare people into radical philosophies. Truth be told, I'm not even sure Paul Schrader has an answer to the full meaning of the movie. You get the sense in his interviews that he's more interested in making people think and letting them draw their own conclusions while taking all the ideas of the film at face value. That's the value of a deep and complex film. Sometimes you can hit it from multiple directions and find immense insight even when the film is specifically about a singular topic.
My interpretation of the film is that First Reformed is about the death of all things. We see a depiction of a world in continuous decay. Faith, family, hope, love, sanity, the environment, and even the human body itself are dying. It recalls the classic line about how a man goes bankrupt from Ernest Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises: "Gradually and then suddenly." This is Toller's world in gradual decline right before things get suddenly worse. There's nothing in this world that isn't slowly fading to oblivion. The colors are muted to the point where the green grass seems dull and dead. Even the camera is static, never moving and occasionally panning coldly from left to right or back.
The only exception to this death comes in the form of the angelic young woman Mary (Amanda Siegfried), a pregnant church goer trying to help her nihilist husband Michael find some peace from his depression and fear for the future. She is the only character with hope for the future. She shares the concerns of her husband but isn't afraid to bring a child into a world her husband fears will be destroyed by climate change, martial law, and social unrest. Her presence is so great that it offers the only respite from the constant air of bleakness and death the rest of the film depicts. In communing with her, Toller begins to find relief from his crises and formulates his act of vengeance upon the world. His emotional and spiritual decline lies at the heart of the movie.
First Reformed is vague about the underlying metaphysical nature of Toller's torment. In some ways, the story suggests that his problems are of his own making. It's possible his stomach cancer is a side effect of his alcoholism. I'm not sure there's a better visual metaphor for self-destruction than the scene of him mixing alcohol with Pepto Bismal. The body may be dying a slow cancerous death but it's worth damaging it further to numb it as long as the stomach pains don't hurt as much.
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The film builds Toller's internal struggle of faith and radicalization to the film's famous ending. The finale is tense, painful, and may not actually be happening within the universe of the story. By this point, Toller's mind has reached a fever pitch of madness and delusion. He wraps his body in barbed wire as though he was reenacting his own personal crucifixion, plans to blow himself up, and take half the corrupt government and church with him
However, he decides not to when he realizes Mary is in attendance. Merely a moment from suicide, he sees Mary enter the room (which he previously locked himself in) and embraces her as the service starts in the background before the film cuts to black. The ending is ambiguous but the point seems clear. There's no catharsis to be had past this moment. Even if he didn't die right there in the room, his act of martyrdom wouldn't fix anything or sooth his soul. For all intents and purposes, he dies in a feverish delusion.
At a time when many of the most interesting filmmakers alive are crafting deep and complex films about faith like Silence, Hacksaw Ridge, A Serious Man, and mother!, First Reformed sets itself apart with its moral ambiguity. The movie is difficult but stares into the heart of faith and modernity and doesn't give you straight answers. There's a reason people aren't walking away with the same conclusions about the film's meaning. As Christians, there is a lot we can take away from Paul Schrader's meditation on religion. Schrader has said in interviews that he considers this work is about faith more than anything else. As a lapsed Calvinist, his perspective on faith is very different from an active Christian's. He wasn't even allowed to go to the cinema until he left home. There is yet a reluctance to abandon faith in its entirety. Despair is the product of hopeful souls losing faith and First Reformed wallows in despair. What can we learn about our culture to improve it?
Let's consider the state of the modern world. Regardless of your opinion on contentious issues, the world we're living in now isn't dissimilar to the one depicted in First Reformed. People are atomized and cling to radical political ideologies in vain hope of outlasting the hostility and social bifurcation that politics continues to reign. In this day and age, the full emotions of the internet are blasted constantly on websites like Twitter and where people's worst instincts run rampant. Young people are more lost now than ever. Our generation is like Michael, depressed young people with little hope who cling to violent resolve as the only solution for the future they have little hope for.
In this moment of utter spiritual crisis, the church is largely absent from public life. Christianity hasn't been popular since the forces of institutional corruption within the church (such as Catholic abuse coverups) and modern life's push for acceptance of lifestyles frowned upon within the church made religion seem antiquated for an entire generation. Since then the absence of religion in public life is felt hard as society gradually loses the delicate threads that unite people.
The church's general solution to its unpopularity has merely been to attempt to sanitize the church with self-help philosophy, megachurches, and pop music. Like Toller's church, we sell more than we preach. I recall a recent viral video from the YouTuber Keemstar that appeared in my Twitter timeline recently wherein he lambasted Christianity as a scam meant to take money away from people. It's easy to dismiss such claims the ramblings of people who despise the church and view it uncharitably. Yet as Christians, can we deny that churches have run rampant with charlatanism and profiteering?
One of the most interesting recent studies to come out in the past few years has been the ones where young people state their preference for older traditional services over the rise of contemporary Christian churches. In a moment when authenticity and truth are craved more than ever, our churches have bowed down and become more worldly. As G.K. Chesterton once said, "Christianity is always out of fashion because it is always sane; and all fashions are mild insanities." First Reformed confronts the crisis of modernity from a mournful secular perspective. It speaks to the air of despair that has consumed the world as our spiritual and political problems accumulate. Our faith offers a path away from despair if we can build it. If we don't, the world will continue to fall in the same way Michael and Toller did, self-destruction and radicalization.
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Saint John Vianney's Story
A man with vision overcomes obstacles and performs deeds that seem impossible. John Vianney was a man with vision: He wanted to become a priest. But he had to overcome his meager formal schooling, which inadequately prepared him for seminary studies.
His failure to comprehend Latin lectures forced him to discontinue. But his vision of being a priest urged him to seek private tutoring. After a lengthy battle with the books, John was ordained.
Situations calling for "impossible" deeds followed him everywhere. As pastor of the parish at Ars, John encountered people who were indifferent and quite comfortable with their style of living. His vision led him through severe fasts and short nights of sleep.
With Catherine Lassagne and Benedicta Lardet, he established La Providence, a home for girls. Only a man of vision could have such trust that God would provide for the spiritual and material needs of all those who came to make La Providence their home.
His work as a confessor is John Vianney's most remarkable accomplishment. In the winter months he was to spend 11 to 12 hours daily reconciling people with God. In the summer months this time was increased to 16 hours. Unless a man was dedicated to his vision of a priestly vocation, he could not have endured this giving of self day after day.
Many people look forward to retirement and taking it easy, doing the things they always wanted to do but never had the time. But John Vianney had no thoughts of retirement. As his fame spread, more hours were consumed in serving God's people. Even the few hours he would allow himself for sleep were disturbed frequently by the devil.
Who, but a man with vision, could keep going with ever-increasing strength? In 1929, Pope Pius XI named him the patron of parish priests worldwide.
Indifference toward religion, coupled with a love for material comfort, seem to be common signs of our times. A person from another planet observing us would not likely judge us to be pilgrim people, on our way to somewhere else. John Vianney on the other hand, was a man on a journey, with his goal before him at all times.
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By Sukhmani Kaur
This year, our football team kicked off the season with determination and willpower as they welcomed a new coach.
Coach Tim Frost is one of the most well-known coaches at the school. When he first came here, Frost was initially the cross country coach as well as the frosh/soph football coach.
However, Frost decided to focus on cross country after a four years. Now, when this opportunity has come to him again, he could not refuse.
"I've always loved football, and it's great being a football coach again. It's a totally different experience being a frosh/soph coach and then becoming a varsity coach," Frost said.
Frost has gotten down to business with the team, and they are working on new strategies for the season as he makes changes to their offensive play.
"The team is running a whole new offense, which is taking time to adjust to. It's a change of pace for us since we worked with one coach for three years and now in our senior year, we have to do things a little differently," varsity football captain Sean Onuwalu said, fellow senior and captain Jacob Garcia agreed.
It seems that these new strategies have paid off as the team defeated the school's rival, Kennedy 27-14 on September 19.
"I'm happy that we recently beat Kennedy. Once we get going, we will have a much stronger team and season to come," Frost said.
So far this season, the team has an overall play of 1-4. They continue to work hard and give their best effort to make the play-offs, despite the recent changes.
In addition to working on the team's strategy for play-offs, Frost also has goals for himself as a coach.
"My goal as a coach is to make the team the best that it can be," Frost said.
As the football team celebrates the arrival of their new coach, the cross country team lost a great mentor that they miss dearly.
"Part of me misses Coach Frost while part of me looks forward to the fresh start our team will have and the new ways of doing things on the team. I hope Coach Frost does well in football.
I think the team will do well, he's a good coach," junior and cross country varsity captain André Shahinian said.
In the end, many look forward to the changes Frost plans to make to the team and their overall plays this season.
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Olympic champion Jordan Burroughs goes on Arsenio Hall (video)
By Nick ZaccardiMar 14, 2014, 3:25 PM EDT
Olympic champion freestyle wrestler Jordan Burroughs spent some time with talk show host Arsenio Hall before a World Cup event in Inglewood, Calif., this weekend.
Hall made references to professional wrestling, like WWE, and asked if there's cheating in Olympic-style wrestling. Burroughs answered the question with a story from last year's World Championships.
In his 74kg semifinal, his opponent from Belarus was disqualified for punching Burroughs in the face.
"I don't like to retaliate, but at the time, I was like, dang, this dude just punched me in the face. What should I do?" Burroughs said. "Just suck it up and move forward."
Hall also asked Burroughts if he might try mixed martial arts after his wrestling career. Burroughs, as he has said in the past, is not interested.
"I'm a lover, not a fighter," Burroughs said. "I don't want to get punched in the face."
Burroughs also reflected on his 2012 Olympic title. He said he carried his gold medal in his back pocket for three weeks after winning.
"I had to be that guy at the bar," Burroughs said. "Like, check this out. You ever see one of these before? But then after a while, I kind of stopped doing it. I didn't want people to be like, look at this guy, who is this guy showing off his medal? He's a tool."
Burroughs also had Olympic memories outside of competition. Such as flag carrying etiquette ingrained in U.S. Olympians.
"Whenever you see someone with a flag draped over their shoulders after winning an Olympic gold medal, it's a big no-no," Burroughs said. "Right way and a wrong way. You're supposed to hold it up over your shoulders. You have the stars on your right side, stripes going left. You're not supposed to drape it down at all."
Burroughs said his first meal after winning Olympic gold was McDonald's. He entered a long line and, in an effort to cut to the front, took out his gold medal and waved it.
He ordered a Quarter Pounder with cheese, large fries and an orange soda. The food was so greasy that the bottom of the bag fell out after he took one bite of the Quarter Pounder.
"It was in the box, so I saved that," Burroughs said. "I lost all the fries."
Burroughs is set to compete at The Forum this weekend after seeing his 69-match winning streak snapped last month.
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Trip to Europe April, May and June 2011: Tuesday 3 May - Tramways and other stuff.
Bill and I took the metro to La Defence and came up to ground level to see this amazing structure. While there, we received the finger.
The T2 tramway from La Defence to Porte de Versailles is built on railway right of way and uses five-section trams. A smartly dressed good looking young woman forced the ran for the tram and forced the door popen as the driver was about to leave. He opened the door to the passenger compartment and told her in n o uncertain terms not to force the doors back. She replied in a small voice "Pardon."
The newly opened extension from Issy, Val de Seine to Porte de Versailles tunnels under the railway and then finishes up close to the Exposition Centre at Porte de Versailles.
We took the opportunity to get a cafe au lait at a cafe across from the tram stop and then we took the T3 tram to Porte d'Ivry. This uses seven unit trams and is well established down grass median strips. The trams operate the traffic signals so they receive priority. We were only stopped once at lights and that was where the tram had to cross the right hand lane.
We saw the Spanish Talgo depart.
There is a set sequence to getting a train away. Intending passengers wait by the Waiting Room until the train is posted and the gate given. There is then a mad rush for the platform and everybody mills around the Composteurs - the yellow machines that are used to validate their tickets. Then the fun begins as they find the way to their car and seat. They are assisted by SNCF staff in grey and maroon uniforms, with flat hats which have a narrow stripe. The platform departure information is taken down about two minutes before the train is due to depart in order to confuse late comers and the whistling starts. This way the train leaves on time then the supervisor arrives on his Segway to verify this, then all the station staff, maroon and gray as well as those in fluorescent yellow and green, all shake hands congratulating themselves for a job well done. The station then falls into a somnolent state until the next spell of activity some twenty minutes hence.
A quick look in the Jardin des Plantes revealed a colorful display of poppies and then it was to another model shop close to the Sentier metro station.
On the way in from Villiers Bill bought three macarons. The assistant was correct yesterday in saying that the mille feuilles were the best in Paris - she corrected herself saying that they were the best in the world but the macarons were also very good.
For dinner this evening we went to Le Relais de Venise. There was a long line up when the doors opened at 1900. We were shoehorned into a table and we had the salade by 1910. There is only one main course (no menu) so the only choice is how the meat is done and the wine. Bill and Mary had vacharin for desert, ice cream, coffee and vanilla, layered between merinque and topped with chocolate sauce and whipped cream. The whole is eight inches tall. It is impossible to get into it without toppling it on its side.
Madame helped us leave. She gave Bill directions on where to stand and then angled the table out so we could get out.
We walked home to work down the meal.


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