Deconstructing and disrupting the language of domestic family album: a conversation with Nigel Grimmer on his latest project Art Drag.
Nigel Grimmer at Peckham Art Fair. Courtesy of the artist and of photographer Gio Mattia.
London-based multimedia artist Nigel Grimmer was one of the shortlisted artists on display at the group exhibition 'It's Art Call 2018', housed within After Nyne Gallery from 31 October to 9 November 2018.
The open call exhibition was organised and curated by The Cult House, a cultural platform/collectivity with constantly evolving displays for people to meet and network, founded by J.A. Neto.
Grimmer's body of work revolves around the relationship between the images created for public and private consumption. His enquiry draws on the language of the family album and social media portrait-selfie culture.
Grimmer's practice is focussed on questioning, disrupting, and deconstructing traditional family album images to create alternative frameworks for storytelling.
Grimmer works with family and friends (in projects such as Extended Family Album and Analogue Disruption WIP) to create new 'albums', aimed at exploring the flatness, and thus artificiality of image-making.
To achieve this artistic purpose, he utilised props that 'either reflected or absorbed light, producing a black or white void within the photographic image'.
Art Drag Album. Nigel as Miss Wong. Courtesy of the artist.
With his latest project, Art Drag, Grimmer disrupts the photographic frame by introducing a secondary picture plane; in this case, a series of vintage prints from the 1960s, that function as 'windows within the frame causing slippage between the illusionary foreground and background of the photograph'.
The portraits serves the additional purpose of reflecting on the history of photography, which was based on a large scale 'on a male quest for an exotic other', and these vividly coloured kitsch portraits represent exotic beauties transferred into a more contemporary context by juxtaposing them with sportswear and common clothing.
Art Drag Album. Nigel as the Balinese Girl. Courtesy of the artist.
Art Drag Album. Nigel as Stephanie. Courtesy of the artist.
Art Drag Album. Nigel as Autumn Leaves. Courtesy of the artist.
Grimmer is a Senior Lecturer in Visual Arts Practice and Course Leader in Photography & Video Art at University of Bedfordshire.
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Hello, my name is Lou and live in Brockley in South East London. My love of languages started after a school trip to Seville when I was 13. The trip started a long love affair with Hispanic culture, has lead me to travel extensively around Spain and Cuba and propelled me to study European Studies with Spanish at University. During my studies, I lived in Madrid for 18 months and cried at Barajas airport when I had to return to London.
I would say that French is in my blood, I have a family of Francophones, as many of my close relatives are from the Ivory Coast/ Côte d'Ivoire in West Africa, French has always been a big part of my life. I am incredibly lucky to have spent my summer holidays running around beaches in Ivory Coast with army of cousins joking and larking about in 'Franglais' or 'Frenchlish', these experiences at early age peaked my interest in learning languages and I was lucky enough to have many Ivorian cousins who came to London to live with us in my family home, who were able to help me hone my French language skills.
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New Town: Riverview Acre, Murray, UT is a new town that was built in the year 2007. It is a planned community with homes and commercial buildings.
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New Town: Riverview Acre, Murray, UT is one of the most important places in Utah County because it gives people the opportunity to live in a planned community that is environmentally-friendly and sustainable.
The town of Riverview, which is located in Utah, has been a small town for decades. It's been the place where people could escape from the hustle and bustle of the city life.
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Riverview Acre is a new town that has been built on the site of the old Murray Utah. The town was created to serve as a place for people who want to live in an area with low pollution levels, high-quality air, and low crime rates.
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Heaney has served as a parish minister, psychotherapist, and instructor with the University of San Diego's Marriage and Family Therapy program. His work over the course of nearly twenty years as an Episcopal pastor and family systems therapist has given him great insight into the psychological, spiritual, and social factors that drive individuals, families, and communities.
David spent sixteen years with a large publicly-traded government services firm where he was a Senior Vice President for the Human Services Group working principally on international initiatives. He is cofounder of the Social Assistance Partnership (TSAP), an entity that assists health and human-service organizations worldwide.
David is the author of A YORKIE'S TALE: LESSONS FROM A LIFE WELL-LIVED, THE BLACK FOX OF BECKHAM and NATHANIEL'S GOT THE BLUES, scheduled for publication in September 2020.
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Biocartis Licenses EGFR Marker for Colon Cancer Test; Unveils New MDx System, BRAF Assay
Oct 25, 2013 | Ben Butkus
This story has been updated from a previous version to include information about Biocartis' newly branded MDx platform and AACR presentation.
Swiss molecular diagnostics firm Biocartis has taken a pair of important steps in its quest to become a provider of molecular diagnostic tests for personalized medicine.
This week, the Lausanne-based company introduced Idylla, the brand name for its fully automated, sample-to-answer, research-use-only molecular diagnostics system. Previously codenamed Apollo, Idylla will be Biocartis' flagship platform for in vitro diagnostic use.
In addition, Biocartis and collaborators from MD Anderson Cancer Center this week presented data at an American Association for Cancer Research satellite conference from a study demonstrating that Idylla can detect BRAF mutations in melanoma and other cancer types much faster than and nearly as accurately as the CLIA-approved molecular method.
And last week Biocartis disclosed that it has licensed an EGFR biomarker from Hospital del Mar in Barcelona, Spain, in order to develop a molecular diagnostic test to help guide colon cancer treatment. Biocartis could also develop this test on the Idylla platform, which can simultaneously detect up to 30 molecular targets in a single test cartridge; or on another, more highly multiplexed biomarker analysis platform called DMAT, which can detect up to 200 analytes from a single sample, and which is currently under development at the firm.
"Our goal is to provide the complete hyperplexed mix of different types of nucleic acid markers which are actionable for a given patient and physician situation," Biocartis CSO Geert Maertens told PCR Insider in an email.
In the abstract presented this week at the AACR-NCI-EORTC Molecular Targets and Cancer Therapeutics conference in Boston, a team led by MD Anderson oncologist Filip Janku used 79 archival tumor samples to test the MDx Idylla BRAF assay. The BRAF mutation status of all the samples, obtained using a CLIA-approved method that combines PCR-based sequencing and Sequenom MassArray analysis, was already available for the samples.
According to the results of the study, the Biocartis platform and CLIA-approved method agreed for 75 of the 79 samples. Of the four samples with discrepancies, the Biocartis platform but not the CLIA-approved method detected a BRAF V600E mutation in one colon cancer sample; and Idylla did not detect BRAF mutations in the remaining three samples that were reported to be BRAF-mutation positive by the CLIA-approved method.
Also of note, two of the three patients whose tumor samples tested positive for BRAF mutations by the CLIA-approved method but not the Biocartis platform were treated with BRAF/MEK inhibitors based on the CLIA results, and they did not respond to treatment.
Overall, the Idylla BRAF mutation assay showed 96 percent concordance with CLIA laboratory results in identical tissue blocks, but was much faster and easier to implement, the researchers noted.
"When you do molecular testing for BRAF mutations the way it is done in the clinic, it often takes three to four weeks to get the results back," Janku said in a statement. "A lot of that time is spent preparing the sample, including laser microdissection, to isolate DNA from the tumor cells."
With the Idylla platform, he added, "it takes about two minutes to add fresh, frozen, or paraffin-embedded tumor samples to the sample cartridge and less than 90 minutes to get the results. This platform is capable of giving you an answer in an absolutely unprecedented time frame."
The Idylla platform is still RUO, but Biocartis said that it plans to launch the system and the BRAF test in Europe in the second half of 2014.
Meantime, last week Biocartis disclosed its recent deal with Hospital del Mar for the EGFR biomarker.
Researchers from the hospital previously showed that colon cancer patients with an S492R mutation in the EGFR gene do not respond to treatment with the colon cancer drug cetuximab (sold as Erbitux in Europe by Merck KGaA), but remain sensitive to treatment with panitumumab (Vectibix, Amgen).
The researchers reported these findings in a paper published last September in Nature Medicine.
In addition, an independent team of researchers from MD Anderson described the same S492R EGFR mutation in 4 of 55 patients in an abstract presented at the American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting earlier this year in Chicago.
Biocartis plans to use the biomarker to develop a molecular assay to help guide colon cancer treatment. This assay will be nucleic acid-based and suitable for use on either the Idylla or DMAT platform, the latter of which is also under development, Maertens said.
"A custom prototype version of the assay is [being] used in a larger prospective study at Hospital del Mar to determine the prevalence of the acquired mutations under cetuximab treatment," he said.
The DMAT, or Dynamic Multi-Analyte Technology, is the internal working name of a Biocartis assay platform that uses disposable, microfluidic cartridges to rapidly and sensitively detect up to 200 different analytes from a single sample, according to the company's website. The platform achieves this using proprietary coded silicon particles, microfluidics, and microfabrication technologies.
Idylla, meantime, integrates various semiconductor technologies and design elements from the consumer electronics industry, along with established molecular detection technologies. It is a compact, benchtop, cartridge-based system that can simultaneously detect up to 30 molecular targets in a single cartridge.
Biocartis had been developing infectious disease diagnostics for the Idylla platform along with BioMérieux, which in 2010 established a partnership with Biocartis and took a €9 million stake in the firm.
That program hit a speed bump this year, however, as BioMérieux announced in September that it had acquired BioFire Diagnostics for $450 million plus undisclosed debt, primarily for that company's FilmArray platform for molecular infectious disease diagnostics (PCR Insider 9/5/2013). BioMérieux also noted at the time that it was reevaluating its relationship with Biocartis.
The status of BioCartis' infectious disease diagnostic program is currently unclear, but it appears to be full steam ahead for its molecular oncology diagnostic program, with both the Idylla and DMAT technologies leading the charge.
Maartens noted that the company also has an EGFR mutation assay in the works for lung cancer; and in May Biocartis announced that it was collaborating with the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute and Philips Research to develop a workflow to extract and amplify circulating tumor DNA from blood samples for downstream analysis on the DMAT, and possibly, the Idylla platform (PCR Insider 5/31/2012).
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IP Finance received this piece from Keith Mallinson (WiseHarbor) two days ago but has only just been able to post it.
The UK IPO published its report entitled A Study of Patent Thickets on 30 July 2013. In its IPO Facto blog review of the report, the IPO's blogger draws the correct conclusion that UK firms are not negatively affected by so-called "patent thickets", and that the "forest" is, in fact, "thicket-free". However, the IPO's report and the blogger's other comments about it are not so benign; even though the report's specific conclusions on the UK and SMEs are rather unclear, buried, lacking in the use of plain English and couched in economist-speak caveats. I wonder if the IPO might be trying to distance itself from its own report's dubious findings through this blog?
Comment on this topic is rich in (questionable) analogies, but weak in facts-based analysis. For example, evidence of problems and harm with patent thickets, using a single example from outside ICT by Bessen and Maskin (2009) that was cited by Professor Hargreaves (2011), is weak and inapplicable, as discussed in another of my IP Finance articles.
I also submitted something very similar to the above as a "Reply" on the IPO Facto blog "awaiting moderation", on 17 September 2013. It was posted to the blog on 23 September.


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Composer Michel Legrand, dead at 86
French composer Michel Legrand — the genius behind such unforgettable movie songs as "I Will Wait for You," "The Windmills of Your Mind," "What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life" and others — died Jan. 26 in Paris. I adored his scores as much as his songs, ranging from classics like The Umbrellas of Cherbourg and Summer of '42 to less well-known but no less stunning scores for films like Peau d'Ane, Wuthering Heights, The Go-Between and The Three Musketeers. Few composers could boast as many familiar movie themes as Legrand. I was lucky enough to interview him, I think, three times over the years, and to see him in concert (whether with a full orchestra or just a small jazz combo) was never less than a complete joy. My obituary in Variety was followed by a collection of memorable moments from his career visible on YouTube.
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CLP Blog Tours, Review, & Giveaway: Love, Alabama (Susan Sands)
Emma Laroux's a fallen Southern beauty queen whose past is barely whispered about in her small town. But the secrets and lies surrounding her scandal still haunt her, and something about Matthew Pope may hold the answers...if only she could put her finger on it.
Matthew Pope wonders what awful karmic thing he's done to land him in Podunk, Alabama. But when he sees Emma Laroux again after all this time, he knows he's still the only one who holds the key to unlocking the truth of her past…
Will a shared moment in time ten years ago threaten the best thing that's ever happened to them – each other?
Susan Sands grew up in a tiny Southern town in Northwest Louisiana near the Texas border. She graduated from Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, Louisiana, during the filming of Steel Magnolias on her campus. There's no more Southern, small town claim to fame than that.
Her characters and setting are pulled from those very Southern, small towns and open spaces, where the air is clean and the words are often spoken with more syllables than necessary, y'all.
Her lifelong love of reading and the realization that her children were growing up and would eventually move on spurred her to try her hand at writing. Susan's two novels, Again, Alabama, and Love, Alabama, are currently available both in digital format and in print from all online retailers.
Susan lives with her dentist husband and three nearly grown children in Johns Creek, GA. She is a member of the Georgia Romance Writers and the Romance Writers of America.
She loves connecting with readers and can be found at all the fun places:
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I may be a little bias when reviewing this book. I am a former small town Alabama pageant girl that attended Auburn University. I feel like this book was written just for me, ha!! I absolutely LOVED it! Emma had it all...the beauty, the grace, the perfect boyfriend and the coveted crown of Miss Alabama. Tad, the perfect boyfriend turns out to be anything but!
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• Ergonomically designed foot-bed to provide better underfoot support.
• Protective bumpers at rear of boot to prevent premature wear/puncture.
The home healthcare market for medical gases and equipment continues to expand with the needs of an ageing population. But for investment and demand growth, look to the Asia-Pacific. Helen Carmichael reports.


Am I ready enough athletically for a ChronòPlus tour?
The C+ tours are designed to offer an athletic experience rather than a tourist experience. Therefore, all of our tours require at least a decent physical preparation. In any case, there are more difficult tour types than others: the less difficult are Enjoy tours, Racing are challenging especially on the day of the competition (Granfondo), while the Climbing and the Elevate are the hardest and most demanding for the whole duration. However, our team is prepared to adapt the difficulty of the tour to the participants level.
The C+ Tailor Made tours are the solution for all those who need to completely customize their cycling tour. You can decide when to ride with us, the number of days, the type of lodging, the difficulty of the routes and the services you want to receive. It easy: email us to info@chronoplus.com and ask us to build your ideal cycling tour in Tuscany.
We ask you to pay a deposit (30% of the full price) at time of booking in order to confirm the reservation. The balance is due within 60 days before the starting date. Of course, you are free to pay the full price when you book. If you book less than 60 days before departure, we will ask you to pay the full price upfront. You can pay both with PayPal (both PayPal account and Credit Cards) and Direct bank transfer.
What level of support can I expect on the road?
All C+ tours are designed to provide the participants with a high standard of quality and assistance on the road. You will pedal with the best Pinarello bikes, you will always be accompanied by at least two local professional guides who know the area better than anyone else, you will always be followed by a support car with a mechanic on board, spare wheels, sports nutrition and everything you may need along the ride.
Can I bring a non-riding partner?
The partners of our cycling friends are also welcome. Our territory is a real paradise for cyclists, and offers many interesting artistic, cultural and recreational opportunities for those who do not want to ride.
What kind of hotels and restaurants can I expect?
All C+ tours are designed to provide the participants with a high standard of quality. The level of your lodging is very high (never less than 4 stars) and usually inside Lucca's walls; the restaurants are the best, the most traditional and carefully selected by our team to ensure you the best local food and wine experience.
What kind of occupancy can I choose?
Double occupancy (two people per room): that means you're traveling alone on any of our tour and we'll assign you a roommate of the same gender.
Single occupancy: that means you are paying to reserve a private room for your exclusive use. This will guarantee you a private room and private bath every night.
Double occupancy with riding partner (two people per room): that means you're paying to reserve a room for your and your riding partner use.
What is included in the price of my non-riding partner option?
Yes, it is. We may have to cancel your booking just as a result of "force majeure", that is any occurrence outside our control and which could not have been avoided with all due care.
30 to 0 days prior to departure: 100% of the full price.
Alongside your guides and ChronòPlus employees, you'll be riding with ChronòPlus customers from all over the world. They all are very cycling lovers. Often some former pros (our friends) join us to ride together.


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peanut butter pancakes for one.
You don't need me to tell you that peanut butter and pancakes are one delicious combination. You probably also don't need me to tell you that after sleeping for 10 hours all you need is pancakes. You really don't need me to tell you that when the only thing you have to do is pack up your apartment the last thing you want to do is pack. I think we've all been there.
These pancakes were inspired by Joy the Baker and her Peanut Butter Bacon Pancakes. I still don't know how I feel about the bacon part. But peanut butter is my jam. I also threw some chocolate chips on the warm pancakes and let them melt. Perfect.
Pancakes are sometimes made for sharing. But these aren't. These are all for you. All of 'em. You have permission not to share. Unless you really want to and you really love the person you're sharing with. It's okay to be selfish sometimes.
Sleep in. Make some pancakes. Smother them in maple syrup. Then start your day and enjoy the sunshine.
Peanut Butter Pancakes
makes 4 small pancakes
1/2 teaspoon salt1/2 cup buttermilk
1 and 1/2 teaspoons canola oil
1 spoonful of peanut butter
In a small bowl combine the flour, baking soda, baking powder, and salt. In a separate slightly larger bowl whisk the buttermilk, egg, oil, and peanut butter together. Add the dry ingredients to the wet and whisk until most of the lumps are gone. Let sit for a few minutes.
Heat a griddle over medium heat. Grease griddle with butter or nonstick spray. Using a 1/4 cups measuring cup, pour batter onto the hot griddle. Cook for 2-3 minutes on the first side and then flip onto the second side. Cook until the pancake releases from the griddle and is golden brown. Repeat for all the pancakes.
Serve warm topped with chocolate chips (optional) and maple syrup (also optional).
oreo balls. and lasts.
This week has been full of lasts. Last week of classes. Last two presentations. Last rehearsals. Last day of work. Last class party (Jazz Theory, of course). Last oboe lesson with my teacher. Last homework assignments turned in.
Two days ago I pick up my cap and gown.
I'm still partially in denial about this happening. But it is.
We had a party in my Jazz Theory class to celebrate the fact that we all passed. And because we could. And it was awesome. All we did was eat food, watch jazz videos, and talk about our lives. That's how to spend a last class period.
I made Oreo Balls. They were delicious. Want to know how to make friends? Feed them Oreo Balls. Done. A stranger becomes your best friend. (but only until the snacks are gone. that's the catch.)
These are just crushed up Oreo cookies and cream cheese covered in chocolate. That's all. You barely need a recipe. You don't even have to turn on an oven. Glorious.
Make some Oreo balls. Share them with new people. Share them with old friends. Stop and enjoy what's happening around you. Be thankful.
Oreo Balls
from Kraft Recipes
makes approximately 48 balls
1 package Oreo cookies
8 ounces cream cheese, room temperature4-6 squares semi-sweet Baker's chocolate, melted OR 1 package milk chocolate chips, melted
Line a cookie sheet with wax paper and set aside. Place all the cookies in a gallon sized plastic bag. Using a rolling pin, finely crush the cookies. This could also be done in a food processor. In a large bowl mix the crushed cookies and the cream cheese with a spatula until the cream cheese is mixed well into the cookies. Form into 1 to 2-inch balls and place on the cookie sheet. Freeze for about 10 minutes or until set. Dip the balls in the melted chocolate using a fork to get a somewhat even layer and place back on the cookie sheet. Place in the refrigerator until set.
Store in an airtight container in the fridge until the disappear. Give them about 10 minutes.
(Note: I'm pretty sure Oreo is copyrighted or trademarked or something by Nabisco. Just so you know. That's not mine.)
now playing. (3)
OBSESSIONS.
That's what I'm calling this edition of now playing.
(Subtitled: I don't want to do all the stuff that I really need to do.)
First: Frank Ticheli's Simple Gifts: Four Shaker Songs. I love this piece. For my conducting class we have to make a program for an imaginary band and my imaginary kids are playing this (among other things). It's so great. The last movement is an arrangement of Simple Gifts, which is the quintessential hymn tune. This version is recorded by the Iowa State University Concert Band, so shout-out to my home state!
Second: Cups/When I'm Gone by Anna Kendrick. It's from the movie Pitch Perfect (also obsessed) but this is the music video version and, no joke, I've been listening to it all day. And if I haven't been listening to it, it's been stuck in my head. It is a cover of another band, Lulu and the Lampshades (gotta give credit) but it's great. Either way, I dig this song. It's definitely one of those songs that's going around the internet and will be forever. Brace yourselves.
Happy listening!!
Woah guys! This is my 50th blog post!! That is crazy to me. A lot of things have happened in the last 50 posts. I (in no particular order) started my senior year of college, made some new friends, turned 22, got discouraged, was encouraged, watched a lot of movies, got a boyfriend, did a lot of homework,signed a lease on an apartment, and had a senior recital. I mean, that's only a few things of the hundreds of things that have happened. I'm really thankful for everything that's happened this year because it's been a really great learning experience.
In honor of this 50th post I'm going back to the beginning; peanut butter and chocolate. The first recipe I shared with you guys so many months ago was Batter Up Brownies. Peanut butter brownies with chocolate chips. Still one of my favorite recipes in the world. But really anything with peanut butter and chocolate is good. Therefore: cupcakes!
I have more cupcake liners than any one person should have. But that's okay. I'm always ready to make cupcakes. These cupcakes have been in the making for a long time. Plus, I haven't really baked a lot recently and I think it's affecting my homework. I don't know for sure if there's a correlation there, but I'm just gonna go with it.
These cupcakes are really delicious. The inside is really moist but the cake is really dense. That pairs really well with the chocolate buttercream frosting. I could have done with a little stronger peanut butter flavor, but it was still pretty freaking good. And I won't judge you if you throw some chocolate chips into some of the batter. In fact, I would encourage it. It obviously can't hurt them!
Make some cupcakes, share cupcakes with someone you really like, watch some Doctor Who, enjoy the weather (no matter what it may be).
makes 18 cupcakes
adapted slightly from Taste of Home
1 and 1/4 cups packed brown sugar
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Line one cupcake pan plus half of another pan with paper liners and set aside. In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment cream together butter, peanut butter, and sugar until fluffy (about 2 minutes). Add the egg and vanilla and beat well. In a separate bowl combine the dry ingredients and whisk together. Add half of the dry mixture to the butter mixture. Beat well. Add half of the milk to the butter mixture and beat. Add the rest of the dry mixture and beat until combined. Add the rest of the milk and beat until the batter is smooth. Fill cupcake liners 2/3 of the way full and bake for 18-20 minutes or until a cake tester inserted into the center comes out mostly clean.
Frost with desired frosting and eat.
Store in an airtight container for up to a week.
frosts 24 cupcakes
3/4 cup butter, room temperature
In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment beat butter until smooth. In a separate bowl sift together the powdered sugar and cocoa powder. Add to the butter and mix on low until combined. Add vanilla and milk and beat on medium speed until the frosting is light and fluffy.
Store any leftovers in the fridge.
You know what. I'm declaring Spring. It's just here and everyone can deal with it. That's how I feel right now.
This week I'm going to share some awesome music that reminds me that Spring is here (even if we can't tell yet).
This first piece is Appalachian Spring by Aaron Copland. He's one of the most recognized American composers of the 20th century and I adore his music. I even wrote a research paper about him for one of my music history classes (super nerdy…I know). Appalachian Spring was written as a ballet and tells the story of a pioneers living on the prairie and making their lives. This piece is 29 minutes long, so I don't blame you if you don't listen to the whole thing, but it is definitely worth it. This piece is gorgeous. Love it.
The song that I'm sharing with you is called What I Wouldn't Do by A Fine Frenzy. I discovered A Fine Frenzy awhile ago when they had a song free on iTunes to download. I have two of their albums and haven't listened to them for awhile but this song is in a movie that I recently saw and got super excited to listen to them again. This is off their second album, Bomb in a Birdcage, and it's adorable and great. This version is live and acoustic, and I almost like it better than the original. I get really happy whenever I listen to this song and I hope you enjoy it.


This 18-slide deck contains PowerPoint slides of the Azerbaijan Map. The country outline and the regional divisions are highlighted on separate easy to edit slides.
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Our PPT map deck of Azerbaijan illustrates the capital city of Baki in a few outline slides. It also contains slides showing regional divisions including Absheron, Lankara and Kalbajar Lachin. Each region is detailed in a separate slide along with its capital.


Lest you think all of December was nothing but joy and lightness I feel it only fair to share some of those fun menopausal family moments too. There were a few times where I had to work to find something delightful about the day, but you know, I did truly find good about each day. I found myself focusing on the happy, positive items which made my life seem better and which made me feel happier. The experiment was a success! My absolute favorite part of the month? Coloring the countdown to Christmas pictures, I am so doing that again next year.
Onto real life moments that may very well make you feel better about your own month! Or at least give you a laugh.
E yelling over and over again "I'm bored, I'm bored, I'm bored" at the hotel in Flagstaff. I had left the afternoon open to play in the snow or take a hike. There was no snow and it was too cold and windy to want to hike. I didn't have a plan B. We ended up having an early dinner and watching "Christmas Vacation" in the hotel room. I seriously thought we should skip the trip next year but was soundly voted down by both child and husband which kind of surprised me. I thought I was the only one who really wanted to spend time in Flagstaff but apparently I was wrong.
My son forgot to give two of his teacher's their Christmas presents, even though every single morning for the entire week we talked about it right before he left for school. So Friday afternoon when he came home with two undelivered gifts we headed right back to the school (the school is a 5 min walk from our house). Luckily we found both teachers still in their classrooms, whew.
As we were walking out the door for "The Nutcracker" I looked at the tickets and realized the show was at the Tucson Music Hall not Centennial Hall as I thought. We knew where Centennial Hall was and where to park for that. No clue for the Music Hall. A quick google told us it was near the Tucson Convention Center which we sort of knew the location of. We only had to make one U turn and got there in plenty of time but it was a near miss.
Another almost disaster? I came perilously close to dropping the yule log cake while trying to re-box it after taking a photo for the blog.
I had to meet with my son's teacher because of two separate incidents. One involved "the swear word, the F—word" used on the computer. Yes I swear in front of my son but I thought I had made it clear that I was an adult and he was a kid and he couldn't. Very embarrassing.
Yes, it was some wind!
Our Christmas tree was a bit shorter than normal this year and my husband didn't trim the branches from the bottom to help it look bigger. Yes it looked great but for the person who had to put water in the tree stand twice a day (that would be me) it was a pain.
So there you have it, delight tempered by reality.
So I don't typically plan anything, but this year we are going to a hockey game! Tucson has a new minor league team this year, 'The Roadrunners'. Um, puck drop? face off? (what do you call the start of a hockey game?) is at 6:00p.
I don't know if I will make it to midnight but at least this year I am getting out of the house for part of the evening. How delightful is that!
One last coloring project for 2016, my son and I each colored a picture for the New Year.
A few weeks ago my husband mentioned that the Air Force Academy was playing in the Arizona Bowl here in Tucson. A 3:30p kickoff, not too late and not so early as to have to worry about broiling in the sun. I thought tickets would be a good stocking stuffer for my husband but for a minor bowl game prices were rather steep. I talked to my husband about it and we decided to wait and see if tickets would be available through Davis-Monthan Air Force base at a cheaper price.
Turns out we actually scored free tickets through the base and I am quite looking forward to cheering for my branch of service as well as cheering for saving money!
Today I am happy for a little oasis of calm before a very busy few days begin. The skies are cloudy lending a wintry feel, if not temperature, to the day. I have promised my son hot cocoa for 3:00p snack.
Right now though I can simply stare out the window at the clouds and breathe. Doing absolutely nothing can be the most delightful thing of all!
Today I am thankful I kept a promise to my son. I told him we would have a sleepover one night in our family room next to the Christmas tree. That night was last night. We pulled open the lumpy, uncomfortable sofa bed, piled on blankets, stuffed animals and pillows and read a bunch of Christmas stories. We turned out all the lights except those on the tree and curled up together whispering long past our bedtime.
Am I tired and does my back hurt today? Yes. But my heart is happy.
Today I am thankful we celebrate the whole 12 days of Christmas, which actually start on Christmas Day! It seems a waste to me to spend a month or more preparing for just one or two days of celebrating. So I have embraced the whole 12 days.
For each day there is a small gift or an activity of some sort. The gift or tag with the activity written on the back are hidden each day for my son to find. Hunting for the gift/tag is part of the fun. We also have a Harry and David treat box with a little something for each day that the three of us share.
Most of the days are kept simple. Today is "Thank you" note day, a package of blank notes the gift for my son along with a trip to the local frozen yogurt place after we finish writing our thank you's.
It is delightful to still have so much to look forward to these next nine days! I hope you can find small ways to continue your holiday fun!
Boxing Day you ask? I have heard two different explanations of the name. 1. The day after Christmas was when the churches opened up the boxes used to collect money for the poor and distributed it to the needy. 2. In the days of the big manor houses and estates the servants worked Christmas Day and had the 26th off instead. On this day the owners of the estates gave the servants their Christmas Boxes (i.e. presents). So the 26th was the holiday for the poor and servant classes.
So in my world today is another holiday! We will play games and eat too much (again) and be lazy. I'll have crumpets and tea later as well as Cornish Pasties for dinner. We'll have Christmas Crackers at dinner as well. (Crackers being a small wrapped tube you pull open with a pop and contains a small gift, paper crown and riddle or joke.) I may even work some British words into my conversations today!
Cheerio my good chaps, I am off to have a cuppa!
The last count down picture I colored for my son.
Of course I felt bad about not placing an order with her but she said it was okay: "She just wanted me to be happy!" How incredibly nice was that?
And I have decided to go back to that Coldstone and happily order a small cake for Epiphany. There is nothing better than a business that wants happy customers.
Chocolate on chocolate yule log cake. Should I add a little more snow?
Ah, Christmas Eve and today I have a whole list of things filling me with delight! Everything is done: cards and packages mailed, cookie boxes delivered to the neighbors, house cleaned and decorated, meals planned and shopped for, gifts wrapped. And that means today can be slow and focused on anticipation and waiting.
My husband took our son and dog to the park giving me a chance to write this up, get in a few steps on the treadmill and enjoy a little pocket of quiet time.
Mugs of hot cocoa and watching a "Charlie Brown Christmas" after lunch.
That feeling of peace I get every year at church when we sing "Silent Night" by candlelight.
My cookie jar dressed for the holidays and hanging with his penguin homemade snow globe friend.
Wishing the whole world PEACE AND JOY this holiday season.
Today I am grateful for something silly: my mismatched no sense of proportion or cohesion winter village. I have no idea how it even got started, just some assorted buildings that one year I decided to put on the sideboard and the village was born.
Because I love the movie "A Christmas Story" my friend sent me this little figurine of Flick with his tongue stuck to the pole. He suits the village perfectly.
Our first new building addition in a long time, the Lego Toy Shoppe.
Why yes, that is an elephant pulling a sleigh through the village.
I have no idea why this display makes me so happy but it does and I am always grateful for an involuntary grin of happiness.


In the early Christian Church, sharing at the table meant taking extra bread, wine and food after worship to those most in need. Early carved frescoes show deacons, women and men, sharing from the altar to those most in need. There was a continuous flow from remember God to remembering where God chose to be – being present to, hanging out with, and really serving in transformative ways: prisoners, tax collectors, prostitutes, the poor, the widows… Continuous flow, re-membering from the table into the world.
perspectives, ways of moving in the world.
It is my great pleasure to celebrate and introduce women who serve at MOSAIC Inter-Faith Ministries. Their very presence is a gift. Their service and care for all people an inspiration. Their faithfulness and collective ways a moving a tender remembrance.
10% of Maya Angelou's collection of works used solely for educational purpose.


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I love it! I think this is the perfect cover. I look forward to getting the book.
(am I the only one finding it impossible to see the very pale gray fields down here in the comment area?) I own quite a few dye/print books, but am still looking forward to getting this in my sticky, stained little hands! haha The cover looks FABULOUS.
Great choice! I am really looking forward to it all!


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More Australians can access diagnostic test results online
30 September, 2019 - 9:30
There has been significant progress in connecting pathology and diagnostic imaging providers to the My Health Record. Nearly all public providers are already uploading and the number of private providers registering, and uploading is accelerating. There are over 850,000 diagnostic reports a week being uploaded to My Health Record.
From today, healthcare professionals will be able to see patient's pathology and diagnostic imaging reports and test results grouped together to better support clinical decisions and patients will benefit from improved usability online.
The upgrade to My Health Record, released today by the Australian Digital Health Agency, is a step-change for both healthcare providers and their patients in the way they can conveniently and securely view medical reports.
The upgrade's enhanced clinical workflow capabilities will better enable healthcare providers to more easily identify and group together relevant tests and results and provide the best possible healthcare, including keeping track of tests, knowing when they were carried out and monitoring patients' results over time.
"This upgrade to My Health Record is great news for people like me," said Geoff Bartle, a healthcare consumer from Western Australia.
"It is important to me that my information is secure and that both myself and my doctors can quickly see and understand all the information about my tests, reports and results so that I get the best possible care," Mr Bartle said.
Brad Rossiter, a kidney and pancreas transplant patient and double amputee based in NSW, understands the important benefits of pathology reports being uploaded to My Health Record.
"My nephrologist in Canberra gets me to do blood tests every three months, but my GP doesn't get those reports and they're also not shared with Canberra Hospital, so if I visit my GP or the hospital there is no record of my testing," Mr Rossiter said.
"If those reports were uploaded to My Health Record, it would save me a lot of explanation but also help my healthcare providers to do their job, by ensuring they all see the same information regarding my blood tests and results."
Professor Meredith Makeham, Chief Medical Adviser for the Australian Digital Health Agency, said the upgrade was a step forward in improving the usability of My Health Record.
"Many of us have diagnostic tests ordered by different healthcare providers and undertaken at different locations over time. As a GP, it can be challenging to keep track of these reports with our patients and determine whether, where and when a particular test has been done, particularly when a patient is seeing a range of healthcare professionals to manage multiple conditions," said Professor Makeham.
"This upgrade to My Health Record enhances the way we can view diagnostic imaging and pathology reports to gain a quick snapshot of a patient's test result history. The new overviews show you multiple reports within a specific date range on one page, and that improves the ability of healthcare providers to access important test result information that we need to inform clinical decisions," Professor Makeham said.
Media release - More Australians can access diagnostic test results online
More than 31 million clinical documents and more than 1.3 billion Medicare documents have already been uploaded to My Health Record.
With this upgrade, Pathology and Diagnostic Imaging Overviews are automatically available from Clinical Information System (CIS) applications that implemented the My Health Record Document List.
Prior to this upgrade, CIS vendors had to do development work to implement the Pathology and DI Views. Now CIS applications that have implemented the MHR Document List will be able to provide the Pathology and DI Overviews without additional development work from the CIS vendors.
The Australian Digital Health Agency is working with healthcare provider organisations across the country to connect healthcare professionals to the My Health Record system and improve the information available to consumers who have a My Health Record.
The more information that is available in a patient's My Health Record, the more information healthcare providers have available to make complex decisions about a patient's health and treatment options.


insectorama presents the 80. Release and we say hello to a new artist on insectorama. his name is Antias and he bring us 2 perfect dubtechno tracks for the cold days. pure rhythm with chords , delays and echoes.i found no more words for this fantastic sound. listen and understand dubtechno!!!!!!!!
Art Electronix comes back releasing with our netlabel offering you a straight remix EP of one of their tracks. Just like the style of the genre, this release is the stirring in various forms of the primal matter of the first track, and stil it renders a powerful shot of all the Artist's feature.
«At the end of this summer our colleague from Poland (who works under the pseudonym Ixirell) wrote to us to send him samples from the title track.
After that, we invited another DJ and musician from Ukraine (Breaksage) to write down his version as well.
The cover was developed by the VJ Lena Dzhurina.
The concept of this work is primarily in the minimalism and psychological mental hooks, which often have to be worked out by creative people working with a limited set of tools. Thus, the idea of this collection is an example of how a musician using a small set of instruments, depending on personal perceptions, skills and psychological qualities, is able to come up, develop and transform a certain musical idea, inviting an outside observer to immerse himself in the inner world of the creator and his approach.
And it is this minimal approach that suggested the title of the track, since the music was made using only two box devices (a bass synth and a drum machine).
We recently learned about the experiment of Ludwig Wittgenstein, who showed that people are not able to understand each other to the end. This experiment was called "The Beetle in a Box" and we were interested in the concept that there are many interpretations of how the creative idea should develop and only when compared with already known paradigms a person can make some sort of conclusion, such as: it's original, and it is primitive, or it pleases, and it saddens, but these conclusions can still be wrong or misunderstood. Therefore, we decided to tie together the idea of imperfection of human relations, the frequent inability to correctly understand one's inner world and the chance to minimalism, as a way to return to the source. To that state without piling up with all sorts of concepts, where you can try to realize what kind of "Beetle or bug" is inside your box, and also whether you can be considered a beetle what lies in your neighbor's box».
Edition number 7 of the popular Digital Family compilation series. 11 unreleased tunes, carefully orchestrated by label conductors Alic.
On the decks you can find new talents like Whoknowswhocares, Stoertebeker, Medular, Nicorus or Adamson (aka 50% of Alic), MNGRM, One Dub Connection and well-known label-veterans such as Trilingo, Daäna, Bratenschneider and Point! Expect deep groovers, progressive hypnotics, chunky breaks and melodic minimalism.
Energy is harnessed from natural elements by the use of power plants and this industrial EP shines a light on the inner workings of such places. Each power plant has a different feel and process but heavy basslines and tight rhythms will ensure a continuous operation.
is a project born from the spontaneous encounter between two Italian djs and producers: Alan Backdrop and Enrico Rlt. Their productions are the outcome of studio jam sessions, recorded live so as to capture the alchemy of the moment. The sound reflects their fascination with 90s electronic music, nature, and travelling.
Maximal techno and beyond. Filled with polyrhythmic melodies and offscale sounds, precisely controlled bass-lines, massive kicks and sharp percussions.
Scratchy analog electronic ruminations from a quiet veteran Ministik, that ebb and flow like natural processes of evolution, growth or/and decay.
Perception and alienation, with (re)use of techniques, sources, and designs are the main features in his work expressing the world as the artist sees it.
Strange shifting rhythms, finely shaped clouds of noise, and distant techno patterns. Ministik is not a normal DJ. This craftsman will invite you to lose yourself in the depths of the abstract sounds and surreal melodies on concrete based drum patterns.
"'Fin del Tiempo' ('End of Time') is not a religious work, although in the creative process, passages from the Bible were the source of inspiration for the concept; for this reason, included along with the download of the album is a PDF document with the verses used.
The 'Non Human' robot has been reduced to the minimum expression, a microchip with software. This allows his artificial brain to survive practically intact to the holocaust of the 'Fin del Tiempo'.
'Fin del Tiempo' is the conclusion of a series of works under one concept with the aliases of Gozne and Zacarías Malden.
'Fin del Tiempo' initiates the definitive fusion of styles, where the rhythmic essence of Gozne merges with the purely experimental style of Zacarías Malden.
'Nation will rise against nation; there will be earthquakes in many places, hunger and turmoil, terror and signs in the heavens; it is necessary for this to happen, but it is not yet the end. ' (Jesus of Nazareth). This is also the 'Fin del Tiempo', believe it or not, it is already happening.
Second EP by Bratenschneider (in English 'Roast Cutter') on Digital Diamonds. This time Matthias has cut some juicy psy-tech minimal filets for you, flavored with fresh progressive electro spices.
Mysterious and almost mythical substance that lives deep under water of earth's electronic oceans. It designs synthetic sound sculptures on regular basis. It's compositions are dynamic rhythmic patterns combined with emotional melodies and various digital effects. Few it's creatures are captured in our nets and presented in this release.
"We are musicians who live and create at the edge of the world, who over two decades have worked to represent through sound and image various aspects of our habitat. 'Ciencia Sur' (Southern Science) continues this trajectory, addressing the subject of field research. This work was conceived as a musical and audiovisual journey through the imposing landscapes of Patagonia and Antarctica, where science is developed in extreme conditions, as it seeks to answer transcendental questions about the past, present and future of the planet we inhabit.
The composition and recording of these works developed between July and September, combining the use of synthesizers with the use of unusual resources, such as the recording of sounds and electromagnetic emissions emitted by laboratory instruments and the conversion into sound of fossil images and diagrams concerning Climate Change through special software. We launched it in the framework of the opening of the IX Latin American Congress of Antarctic Science, an event that in early October 2017 brought together more than 300 researchers in the city of Punta Arenas (Chile).
The presentation of these works is accompanied by images provided by the Department of Communications and Education of the Chilean Antarctic Institute, which shows excavations in Cerro Guido (Torres del Paine commune), marine studies in the Magallanes channels, and images of the last two versions of the Antarctic Scientific Expedition (ECA), the latter including recordings made with drones on Chilean scientific bases in the Antarctic Peninsula and South Shetlands.
What we have in this debut release, named "Beats and Stabs and Kick in Four," is the strong intent to basically dive into the fat obscure electronic moods of dub techno, somehow near to the Berlin scene if you like. The release has an ideal split in the middle of its playlist, switching from dub techno to more dub idm-oriented tracks.
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"To cut off protection for many who are fleeing persecution, at a time of unprecedented global humanitarian need, contradicts who we are as a nation," he said.
Pompeo, who initially argued to keep the number stable at 45,000, defended the administration's change, asserting it was actually a positive reflection of American values.
"Our proposal of resettling up to 30,000 refugees under a new ceiling reflects the United States's longstanding record as the most generous nation in the world for protection-based immigration and assistance," he said.
The feud over resettlement numbers comes as the number of displaced people worldwide reaches record highs. According to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, there are 68.5 million displaced people in the world today, more than 28 million of whom are considered refugees or asylum-seekers.
Already in the United States, record-low numbers of refugees are being resettled.
Despite a refugee cap of 45,000 for the current fiscal year, which ends September 30, the US is on track to welcome less than 22,000 refugees.
In August, the leaders who make up the Evangelical Immigration Table (EIT)—including the presidents of the National Association of Evangelicals, World Relief, and the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC)—argued against future cuts.
Citing the dramatic downward trend in resettlement numbers over the last year, EIT leaders, as well as more than 400 pastors and lay leaders who signed onto the letter, urged the US government to "resume refugee resettlement at a level consistent with historical norms." They also recommended returning the refugee ceiling to 75,000.
The decay of America's refugee program has proven stark for persecuted Christians and other religious minorities around the world, especially in the Middle East where, in places, they endure genocide at the hands of the Islamic State and face the blockade of President Trump's ongoing travel ban.
During the first six months of 2016, nearly 1,600 Christians from the Middle East were admitted to the United States. In the first half of 2018, only 23 were let in, according to the EIT letter.
Using the latest State Department data, World Relief's US director of church mobilization Matthew Soerens analyzed the withering of the country's refugee resettlement.
As of September 11, the US had let in just shy of 11,000 Christian refugees, he found. During the same period in 2016, more than 27,000 Christian refugees were welcomed. The numbers are even harsher for Muslims, who have seen a 92 percent decline in the number of refugees resettled in the US between 2016 and 2018.
Based on Soerens's analysis, Christian refugee admissions are plunging as only 18 Iraqi, 9 Syrian, and 5 Iranian believers have been accepted into the US so far this calendar year.
Looking at the 11 countries Open Doors USA identifies as those where Christians face the "most extreme" persecution, only 699 Christians refugees from those nations have been allowed to resettle in the Land of the Free in 2018. That's a 70 percent decrease from the 2,272 Christians resettled from those countries in the same period in 2016.
During a September 12 press call with the EIT and leading advocates for America's resettlement programs, Jenny Yang, senior vice president of advocacy and policy for World Relief, spoke out against the shrinking resettlement ceiling for its effect on persecuted peoples around the globe.
Nathan Bult, director of government affairs for Bethany Christian Services, echoed the sentiment. "Every refugee has a name, every refugee has a story, and every refugee matters to God — that means every refugee should matter to us," he said.
Many on the call, which came prior to the official ceiling drop, and many others since have called for the president to raise the resettlement ceiling back to 75,000.
Galen Carey, the vice president of government relations for the National Association of Evangelicals, is among them.
Pompeo held the line. He said the decision reflects the current administration's desire to see refugees resettled closer to their home countries. He also pointed to the nation's larger immigration program, redirecting focus from refugees abroad to asylum-seekers already here.
According to Pompeo, the policy change is also a security decision. He noted the government's duty to responsibly vet refugee candidates to thwart potential threats to the United States.
Looking ahead, scores of Christian leaders and advocates passionate about refugee issues will gather in Sarajevo for the 17th Refugee Highway Partnership, a roundtable happening in February for practitioners and influencers working on behalf of refugees and the gospel.
More than 60 Christian groups will unite to collaborate and press the case of refugees and migrants in the face of mounting political opposition.
CT previously examined how fewer persecuted Christians are finding refuge in the US.
(UPDATED) GuideStar adopts and then drops Southern Poverty Law Center's controversial designations.


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Founded in 1986 by Sharon Mújica, the Latin American Film Festival celebrates the power and artistry of Latin America's film and audiovisual production. Its mission is to provide a space in North Carolina for Latin American images, sounds, and stories to reach a wider audience. The Festival provides filmmakers the opportunity to showcase their work in a stimulating and community-friendly context.
For more than two decades the Festival has shared both classics and new releases from different genres of a rich and prolific Latin American cinema tradition. Beginning with only 3 films, the Festival has grown to encompass up to 16 campuses in the Triangle, Greensboro and the Charlotte areas, with up to 35 screenings.
Audiences have been exposed to a wide range of critical and responsible narratives from Latin America and the Caribbean. The Festival has invited important filmmakers and directors from many of the 26 countries of the region, it has shown films in 13 languages (not only Spanish), and has become a bridge between universities and cultural centers in the region. In response to the demographic changes in North Carolina, the Festival has also screened multiple films and invited speakers on issues such as migration, globalization, and new political landscapes in the Americas.
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No film in the Pixar canon, though, can compare for sheer WTF meaning-of-life audacity to their latest Inside Out. I loved this movie for its gentle heart, its minimalist humor, and its sly message that all emotions are valid and essential, not just that most-favored nation: technicolor, buoyant, "have a blessed day" joy.
The film details the awkward transition of a sweet, beloved only child (Riley, charmingly voiced by Kaitlyn Dias) as she and her parents relocate from their small-town home in Minnesota to the big city life of San Francisco. The transition isn't an easy one, as the family's belongings are lost mid-transit, Riley finds herself missing friends and activities from her previous life, and her new school offers little reprieve. Complicating (or causing?) these challenges are a series of misadventures from the voices living in Riley's head.
When I saw the first preview several months ago, I admit I was dubious about the central conceit: that our emotional inner life can be distilled into five warring character traits: Joy (Amy Poehler), Anger (Lewis Black), Disgust (Mindy Kaling), Fear (Bill Hader), and Sadness (Phyllis Smith). From the looks of things, I feared that Pixar had swiped the concept of that odd 70s construct Mr. Men and Little Miss, whereby we Me-Era kindergartners learned about our thorniest of emotions and the need to share and play well with others via a series of easy-to-read, infinitely merchandised board-books. And lest we not forget the acid trip "Free To Be You and Me" musings of holiday specials from Rankin/Bass and Sid and Marty Krofft where the fight for one's psychological well-being could be enacted through feuding Claymation characters representing weather fronts or trippy sea monsters and Phyllis Diller witches. How we Gen X'ers survived, I'll never know.
The film does share its DNA with earlier cinematic/television efforts to explain psychology to kids and adults alike, but it is also very much its own unique creation. Director Peter Docter (who helmed Up as well as Monsters, Inc.) is in his element constructing richly detailed mythology for us all to understand and appreciate the colors (quite literally) of our emotional responses. With Inside out, the primal depth of Up (I dare you not to watch the opening sequence of that film and find yourself in poignant Ingmar Bergman puddle) finds a new home in the Rube Goldberg whimsy of Monsters, Inc. as Docter and his team give us an Oz-like travelogue through the various geographies in one's brain.
After a mix-up involving some precious long-term memories, sending Riley on a prepubescent spiral of self-doubt, Joy and Sadness find themselves on the unlikeliest of road-trips, navigating Riley's id, ego, and superego in order to right a sinking ship.
There are many clever asides and surprises along the way, and I dare not spoil a one. I will note, however, that I guffawed loudest at a bit where Joy stumbles over what appears to be a large box of placards, jumbling them all. She comments, "Oh, facts and opinions, who can tell them apart?" In these contentious times, truer words may have never been spoken in an animated film.
The film's final message for us all? (One I find so very important.) Every feeling is valid and shapes who we are. Sadness is as crucial as joy, anger as essential as fear or disgust. To force happiness when it isn't immediately evident is to cause even greater sadness and disruption. Embrace who you are and how you feel in the moment, and embrace that honesty in others as well. We will all be that much happier as a result.


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Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Peter Paul Castillo, Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH), State of California, heard this matter in Chico, California, on October 21, 2008.
Student's Father represented Student. Student was not present during the hearing.
Paul R. Gant, Attorney at Law, represented the Chico Unified School District (District). Also present throughout the hearing was David Scott, District's Director of Student Support Services.
On August 27, 2008, 1 Student filed his request for due process hearing. The hearing commenced and was completed on October 21, 2008, at which time the matter was submitted for decision. There have been no continuances in this matter.
1 Although the complaint is dated August 10, 2008, Student did not file it with OAH until August 27, 2008.
2 These issues are those framed in the October 15, 2008 Order Following Prehearing Conference. Father did not participate in the entire telephonic prehearing conference, as he hung up after the ALJ denied his request to amend the complaint.
3 Student never identified the areas in which he sought an IEE.
2. Did the District violate Parent's procedural rights by not timely providing Parent copies of Student's educational records?
Student requests an IEE at District expense and that the District provide Parent with Student's educational records.
Requests to amend due process hearing complaints must be made not later than five days before the hearing. (20 U.S.C. § 1415(c)(2)(E)(i)(II); Ed. Code, § 56502, subd. (e).) Student's request to amend the complaint was denied because the request was made within five days of the hearing. Additionally, OAH does not have jurisdiction to hear Student's complaint regarding Mr. Scott's purported contact with Student's parole agent. (Ed. Code, § 56501, subd. (a).) Therefore, Student's request to amend the complaint was denied.
1. Student is 16 years old, lives with his Father within the District boundaries, and is eligible for special education services.
2. After the opening of the record, Student requested leave to amend the complaint, which was denied. After Student's request to amend the complaint was denied, Father gave a brief prepared statement and then left the hearing room. The statement was not under oath and did not contain information regarding the issues for hearing. Student did not present any testimony or documentary evidence regarding the two issues for hearing.
3. The District was given an opportunity to present testimony or documentary evidence at the hearing, but it declined. There was no testimony or documentary evidence presented or received at the hearing.
1. Under Schaffer v. Weast (2005) 546 U.S. 49, 62 [126 S.Ct. 528], the party who filed the request for due process has the burden of persuasion at the due process hearing. Student filed for this due process hearing and bears the burden of persuasion by the preponderance of the evidence.
2. Student asserts in the complaint the he is entitled to an IEE at District expense because the District could not offer Student an educational program reasonably calculated to provide Student with a free appropriate public education (FAPE) without this assessment information. Student never identified the area in which he sought an IEE.
5. Pursuant to Factual Finding 2, Student did not establish that he was entitled to an IEE at District expense.
Did the District violate Parent's procedural rights by not timely providing Parent copies of Student's educational records?
6. Student asserts in the complaint that the District denied Father's ability to participate in Student's educational decisionmaking process and impeded Student's ability to receive a FAPE because the District did not timely provide Father a complete copy of Student's educational records.
9. Pursuant to Factual Finding 2, Student did not establish that the District failed to timely provide Father with a copy of his educational records.
Pursuant to California Education Code section 56507, subdivision (d), this decision must indicate the extent to which each party has prevailed on each issue heard and decided. The following findings are made in accordance with this statute: the District prevailed on both issues for hearing.


CATIE is an implementing partner of this year's Global Landscape Forum, hosting a discussion forum that deals with Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA), together with the Association of International Research and Development Centers for Agriculture (AIRCA). Under the title Climate Smart Agriculture for healthy landscapes and livelihoods, CATIE and AIRCA want to show where and how CSA approaches have contributed to healthy landscapes and improved livelihoods.
Only 2 weeks to go until GLF 2015 will take place in Paris, as the biggest event on the sidelines of the COP21. We spoke to CATIE's Bastiaan Lourmann about landscapes, CSA and why the GLF is a good place to start.
Why do Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) and landscape approaches go together well?
CSA requires an integrated and collective approach, since it is inserted in a landscape with many other actors. Many of the CSA interventions are at farm level – and what one does well in one farm can be completely undone by poor agricultural practices of neighbors, or by unthoughtful practices in other sectors.
Recent examples of these are the climate-driven rapid expansion of coffee rust in Central America, or the increasingly common conflicts over water use between agricultural producers, hydroelectric power plants and local fish breeders in several tropical countries.
Other examples of the need for integrated and collective action are the large-scale ecological processes that sustain agriculture: the hydrological cycle, soil formation, and components of the reproductive cycles of plants and animals.
All of these require larger spaces and often a diversity of habitats to function, and therefore knowledge is needed of different disciplines and actions of different stakeholders. In addition, collective action that considers potential impacts of climate change needs guidance and informed decision making.
Landscape approaches, such as the Climate Smart Territorial approach applied by CATIE, or the Climate Smart Villages approach applied by ICIMOD, create platforms that will strengthen local capacity for informed decision making and that facilitate interdisciplinary, multi-stakeholder collective action.
How does CSA contribute to healthy landscapes?
Healthy landscapes require implementation at different scales beyond the landscape level (for example policies that promote best practices) – but also within those landscapes (farm and household).
The CSA framework not only suggests best crop, animal and farm management practices under a changing climate; it also helps the adoption of a more holistic view of the farm, identifying the different natural resources and ecosystem services on which farming is built, as well as the different outputs of the farms that may affect the natural and human environment. It thus provides a natural link between landscape and agricultural practices on the farm.
Why do you bring the topic to the Global Landscapes Forum? What do you hope to gain from your event?
One of the global development goals is zero hunger, and the potential for producing sufficient food of good (i.e. nutritional) quality is very much related to climate. Nevertheless, agriculture and food production are not very high on the climate change negotiation agenda.
With this session, we hope to be able to show that integrating climate smart agriculture into a landscape approach not only addresses future food problems, but also contributes to achieving the national commitments to the UNFCCC and to several of the global development goals (e.g. poverty reduction , gender equality and empowerment of women and girls , clean water and sanitation , affordable clean energy , decent work and economic growth , responsible consumption and production , climate action , life on land , and partnerships ).
We hope to provide negotiators and decision makers with enough evidence for them to pay more attention to agriculture, agroforestry and livestock in the context of landscape management as part of the solution to climate change adaptation and mitigation.
We think the Global Landscapes Forum is the right place for that, since it links with the COP 21 and has become probably the most influential event outside the COP that deals with land use (expected to attract over two thousand participants, including high level decision makers and scientists).
What was your experience from previous GLFs? Did the event benefit your work and mission?
The GLF in Lima helped promote the landscape approach, an important element of the work of AIRCA members. AIRCA as such did not participate, but some of its members did: CATIE organized a discussion forum on landscape management where ICIMOD a partner member of AIRCA also shared its experiences.
Together with WRI and IUCN, CATIE coordinated a Launchpad on the 20×20 initiative to restore degraded lands in Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular the Launchpad seemed to have had an impact, with more countries committing themselves to landscape restoration. However, intensive follow up was necessary to achieve that.
INBAR was present with a stand while CABI also participated in the GLF. It seems that, if the discussion forums and launchpads are part of existing initiatives, they work very well to create greater awareness and support additional efforts to obtain commitments towards the implementation of landscape approaches from the national governments.
In times when it is necessary to have visible collective impacts to address common challenges, the GLF has also become an event that has promoted collaboration among partners from different parts of the world, all sharing the same vision that it is time to act together.


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