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Bringing Frank Lloyd Wright Home
7. February 2015 Admin General, Research (0)
Frank Lloyd Wright famously created a standard style of American architecture. To do this, the renowned architect experimented with various forms and materials. The progressive designer started his architecture career in Oak Park, IL. Eventually, Mr. Wright was recognized as one of the 20th century's most influential architects. When Frank Lloyd Wright developed a structure, he did so based upon his conviction that attractive designs enhance people's lives. Mr. Wright's legacy continues to be an inspiration to those who view and study it.¹
Organic Design Philosophy
Harmony of the Part in Relation to the Whole
The Parts are Made According to the Function of the Organism
The Form of the Organism Decides the Character of the Organism
Integration of Parts to the Whole
Design of Parts Controls the Design of the Whole
Relation to the Whole
Function of the Organism
Character of the Organism
Parts to the Whole
On June 8, 1867, Frank Lloyd Wright was born in Richland Center, WI. His parents originally gave him the middle name of Lincoln, but he changed it to Lloyd after they divorced to honor his mother's side of the family. When he was 12 years old, Wright's family moved to Madison, WI, where he attended high school. During the summer months, he spent time at his uncle's farm in Spring Glen. It was at the farm that he discovered an interest in architecture. Displaying his architectural depth, he later reminisced about the farm's landscaping by saying, "The modeling of the hills, the weaving and fabric that clings to them, the look of it all in tender green or covered with snow or in full flow of summer that bursts into the glorious blaze of autumn. I still feel myself as much a part of it as the trees and birds and bees are, and the red barns."²
In 1885, Wright left Madison high school without earning his diploma. He left school to work for Allan Conover who was the Dean of the Engineering Department at the University of Wisconsin. While working at the college, Frank studied civil engineering for two semesters. In 1887, he moved to Chicago.
In Chicago, architect Joseph Lyman Silsbee hired Frank Lloyd Wright. While working for Silsbee, Wright developed the plans for his first building, which was the Lloyd-Jones Family Chapel. The structure also went by the name Unity Chapel. A year later, the firm of Adler and Sullivan hired Wright as one of their associates. Wright credited Sullivan as one of his only career influences. Sullivan believed that American architecture should focus on function instead of European tradition. Wright took this theory to heart and developed his own adage, which was "Form and function are one."³
Frank Lloyd Wright's first home designs exhibited his unique talents. These early residences displayed individual styling that simulated the appearance of a horizontal plane. The homes did not come with basements or attics. They were constructed from natural materials and were not painted. Mr. Wright's initial housing designs featured low-pitched rooflines along with deep overhangs. An early Frank Lloyd Wright house featured a continuous wall of windows to blend with the surrounding environment. These homes had large brick or stone fireplaces as well as open rooms that flowed from one to another.
During his employment for Sullivan, Frank met and married Catherine Tobin. The couple built a home in Oak Park, IL, and had five children. In 1893, Mr. Wright left his job with Adler and Sullivan to start his own firm in Chicago.
The architect toured Japan in 1905, and the travel experience greatly influenced his later work. It was the country's tendency to merge visual appeal with geometric shapes that affected him the most. A few years later, Wright spent time in Europe. While there, he penned two publications that deeply inspired other architects.
In 1911, Wright moved back to America, but after a tragedy involving a fire, the building designer moved to Japan where he remained for several years developing Tokyo's new Imperial Hotel. In 1922, Wright moved back to the United States. During his later years, he continued designing structures. Mr. Wright also wrote more publications and began lecturing.
Frank introduced a unique idea for the nation. His plan was for people to live in affordable and nature-friendly communities. He used the word Usonia to describe his community proposal. Usonia refers to a group of about 60 housing structures. The homes in this type of community are small and made from local materials. Wright built the first Usonian home in 1937. It is called the Jacobs House. Several Usonian communities currently exist in the United States.
Mr. Wright's famous design elements continue to appear in many of today's new homes. Furthermore, homeowners often complete renovations to obtain some of his architectural contributions. Frank Lloyd Wright wanted his organic architecture philosophy to become more than the structures he developed and more than an attribution of his work. His wish was that this concept would inspire and direct future architects as well as laypeople.
Frank Lloyd Wright said, "I'd like to have a free architecture. I'd like to have architecture that belonged where you see it standing, and was a grace to the landscape instead of a disgrace." Traditionally, the term "organic" signifies plant or animal life, but Mr. Wright gave it a different connotation. According to the famous designer, architecture should echo nature and display an equal amount of unity as is exhibited in nature. In architectural history, Wright and his one-time boss Louis Sullivan are considered the innovators of organic architecture. F.L. Wright explained his concepts by describing the elements of a living organism.⁴ According to Mr. Wright, the concepts that create unity in nature include:
•	Harmony of the part in relation to the whole.
•	The parts are made according to the function of the organism.
•	The form of the organism decides the character of the organism.
To apply these concepts, the architect confirmed that he designed his projects to highlight two principles. These principles are:
•	Integration of parts to the whole.
•	Design of parts controls the design of the whole.
This concept typically refers to designing a structure to respect and blend in with the landscaping. It means to honor local traditions and create a structure with native materials. F.L. Wright also used the concept to develop structures and homes around the area's natural terrain. In some cases, he created structures to emphasize unique natural elements.
When Wright designed Taliesin West, he used the harmony principle. For instance, the building's design blends locally gathered freestanding boulders and rocks with the cement that Wright decided to use to form the structure. The building's property featured rocks with petroglyphs carved into the surfaces. Mr. Wright decided how these rocks would be used in relation to the structure. He had the rocks located to particular areas and positioned them to display their original artwork. In deciding the position of Taliesin West, F.L. Wright selected a place where the building would frame the area's sights, which included picturesque views of the valley and nearby mountains.⁵
This principle indicates a client's needs. When Frank Lloyd Wright designed a home for a family, he would consider how much space the family needed. He would also confirm their favorite places to gather in the home and how his design could enrich their time together. He wanted to elevate people's daily lives into art.
An example of this concept is the Zimmerman House. Wright began building the home in 1951. As with his Taliesin property, the architect harmonized the Zimmerman House with the surrounding landscapes, but he also worked with the couple to make it a personal creation for them. James Garvin, a retired architectural historian for the state of New Hampshire, commented on the Zimmerman's home. He said, "There is nothing generic about the building; everything about the house grows from the personalities and artistic interests of the owners." Wright created the home's living room to generate amazing acoustics. He also included a nook for the piano and an abundance of shelves so that the couple could exhibit their sculptures and pottery collection.⁶
This principle means that a structure's inside space establishes its exterior shape. F.L. Wright believed that interior space should not be segregated into box forms called rooms. Instead, space should flow openly from room to room. He said, "Rooms are never simple rectangles but are broken up vertically and horizontally to give the eye and mind something delightful and sometimes something mysterious to enjoy. An area is never fully comprehended when viewed from a particular point but must be slowly experienced as one moves through the space. One space can introduce another, heightening the effect, or function as part of a series, such as the playroom hallway and the playroom in the home."⁷
Wright used the concept when he designed the renowned Guggenheim museum. Experts believe that F.L. Wright used the shape of a nautilus shell as inspiration when he developed the form of the museum. To make the design a reality, Wright selected cement for the structure's material. Since cement can be formed, he had greater control over the full design while still permitting the material to dominate the building's smooth exterior shape. As a result, the structure is more like an eggshell in its formation than a traditional interwoven brick building.
Due to the nature of cement, Mr. Wright used various forming techniques to build the Guggenheim. During construction, cement was poured into forms and sprayed. The manufacturing method allowed the architect to create a spiraling ramp along the interior of the structure to follow the building's exterior form, which featured a curved design. Of the museum, Wright said, "It is one great space on a simple continuous floor. The eye encounters no abrupt change, but is gently led and treated as if at the edge of a shore watching an unbreaking wave…one floor flowing into another instead of the usual superimposition of stratified layers." The curved walls also gave the museum's curators a unique base to display the artwork.⁸
Wright's integration concept focuses on the materials used to build a structure. Instead of changing the materials to fit a plan, F.L. Wright left them as intact as possible to enhance his designs. Furthermore, he brought out the natural elements of the materials that he used. For instance, the architect used stain to highlight the grain in wood or left it alone. When he used plaster, he allowed its natural texture to appear.
An example of this principle is the famous Fallingwater House. The residence is located in the forest area of Bear Run, PA, so Wright used locally quarried stone to build the home. In addition, he chose to leave the stone exposed instead of planning smooth cuts and a plaster coating. Consequently, the home's exterior is noticeably irregular and imbalanced.⁹
With this concept, the composition of the parts works to determine the structure's design. To develop a building using Wright's principle, architects must let the material they've chosen for the project impact the design.
The Unity Temple is an example of this concept. In developing the building's design, Wright determined that the client needed a place to worship and a community room. The client's budget was small while the property was long and narrow, so Wright was forced to work within these limitations. The client also asked the architect to design the temple's furniture and stained glass. Upon its completion, the structure's interior featured an efficient use of space as well as separation elements to decrease noise transfer between the two spaces. As a result, the building's character is simple and modern even though the architect developed it more than 100 years ago. According to Wright, the creation of the building caused him to recognize that the actual heart of a structure is in its space instead of the walls.¹⁰
You can take the concepts developed by F.L. Wright and include them in your own home. Organic architecture is ideal for every home. Furthermore, it is an architectural style that suits all types of homes in any section of the country. You can make changes according to one or all of his elements to update your current residence to reflect Wright's influences.
To create harmony of the part in relation to the whole within your existing home, change the exterior appearance of your residence by adding stone or painting it a natural shade that you would find in the great outdoors. You can also implement this principle by installing a deck on the back of your home. Be sure to build the addition around your property's natural elements. A deck will increase your living space and give you a spot to sit in to appreciate your surroundings. The addition of windows will allow you to frame your home's view. Before placing the windows, be sure to assess the exterior terrain to frame specific outdoor elements. The change will also allow you to include Wright's harmony concept in your home.
This concept focuses on the needs of a family, so you can create it in your home by making practical changes. Frank Lloyd Wright advised his clients to use built-in furniture, so consider commissioning a carpenter to construct built-in shelves for your living and family room areas. Custom closets and window seats are other ways to embrace this principle. The famous architect combined furniture pieces to make them more useful. For instance, he built a bookcase in the rear section of a bench. You can use this handy design element for furniture items in your own house.
Since this concept refers to a building's interior space determining its exterior appearance, it may take big changes for you to modify your home's external look. However, you can transform the inside to create this principle in your own home. For instance, make an open floorplan by removing walls, pillars and space separating design elements.
Mr. Wright frequently used wood for both a home's structural components and its interior furnishings. This technique created visual continuity between a building's physical design and the space inside. If you're interested in using this principle in your home, add styling elements on the interior of your space that mimic the outside. For homes made from brick or stone, install a fireplace constructed from a similar material. If your home is made from wood, then you can add furnishings made from the same substance. F.L. Wright preferred to eliminate the barriers that walls create between the inside and outside of a home. To produce this effect, install a glass and aluminum folding door. The addition will dispel the wall between the indoors and outdoors.
Design of the Whole
Since the design concept focuses on the parts influencing the entire structure, you can create the principle in your home by highlighting the natural materials of your residence. For instance, allow wood to remain its regular color or stain it a similar shade. Adding windows is another way to modify your existing home to display the character concept. Windows let you and your family stay close to nature. They also let natural light enter the space. To maintain your privacy, use decorative glass.
Realizing inner harmony was a major aspect of each Frank Lloyd Wright design. The architect believed that creating character in a building was the same as its formation in a person. F. L. Wright's designs and completed works proved that people can live in homes that harmonize with nature instead of overshadow it. Furthermore, homes that blend with their natural surroundings are more beautiful because of the union.
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http://www.guggenheim.org/new-york/education/school-educator-programs/teacher-resources/arts-curriculum-online?view=item&catid=730&id=121
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Introducing the ShopLadder Virtuoso Program
20. January 2015 Admin General (3)
The United States is filled with talented designers, stagers, and decorators and it is our goal to seek them out and bring them here to you. Thus, we are announcing the beginning of the ShopLadder Virtuoso Program
Virtuoso Program Mission
To identify top design talent around the United States and give them a platform to share their knowledge with the greater ShopLadder community.
Who are the Virtuosos?
Virtuosos are hand-selected by our ShopLadder team. You cannot apply to be a virtuoso and you can't pay to become one. Only a select group of designers will ever become labeled as ShopLadder Virtuosos and will earn the privilege of being named as such. We seek to maintain the utmost integrity of the program, thereby ensuring only the strongest talent makes their way into the program.
When will the Program Start?
The first virtuoso invitations went out this January 2015. We should expect to begin hearing from our newly tapped virtuosos in the next few weeks. Keep watching for updates!
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The Gate (1987)
(From Joe Bob's Ultimate B Movie Guide)
Twelve-inch-high demons with skin like Silly Putty and arms like a dead lizard are trying to destroy America while the parents are spending the weekend in Oshkosh. What happens is that two kids dig up a meteor in the backyard and accidentally mumble some heavy-metal rock-music lyrics into the hole and summon up the day-uh-vil. The demons are just the beginning. Their MAMA is on her way, and she is about 27 feet high, has skin like volcanic lava and arms like a giant Weed-Eater. Fortunately the 12-year-old hero has the ultimate secret weapon: a toy rocket.
No breasts (jailbait Valley Girls).
Four dead bodies.
One dead stinky dog.
Three quarts blood.
Giant moth attack.
Child-actor levitation.
Eye-socket gouging, with goo.
Exploding phone.
Eyeball-in-the-hand.
Gratuitous chainsaw.
Lightning Fu.
With Stephen Dorff as the kid ("I want to call Mom and Dad"),
Louis Tripp as the heavy-metal nerd neighbor who gets chewed up by demon-babies. Tripp has the best line: "You see, we accidentally summoned these demons who used to rule the universe to come back and take over the world."
© 2000 Joe Bob Briggs. All Rights Reserved. Not an AOL Time-Warner Company in this lifetime.For this and other movie reviews by the artist formerly known as the host of MonsterVision, go to Joe Bob Briggs.com
The Gate 2
The Gate (1987) opened the same weekend as big-budget flop "Ishtar," and grossed about as much, putting the low-budget Gate into profit quickly. Gate 2 was made two years later, with a different cast except Louis Tripp. He's now a teen and decides to re-summon the underworld demons to grant his wishes. Somewhat unnecessary sequel doesn't have the goofy fright of the first one, and wasn't released until 1992. But eventually, all hell breaks loose again, with decent special effects.
95 minutes rated R. No relation to Japanese art film Gate Of Hell (1953) about a Samurai falling in love with a married woman.
The Ninth Gate (1999)
Rare-book sleuth Johnny Depp (Pirates Of The Caribbean)is combing Europe for an ancient demonic book. Rich guy Frank Langella needs the 17th century book for conjuring the Devil. Like The Da Vinci Code, movie is part mystery, part travelogue. Written and directed in France and Spain by Roman Polanski (Rosemary's Baby) at a slow pace that mostly kills any dramatic tension, with one scene that is "strikingly similar" to Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut.
133 minutes rated R, the DVD runs only 127 mins. No relation to The Ninth Configuration (aka Twinkle Twinkle Killer Kane) by William Peter Blatty
Gates Of Hell (1980)
Grade-Z low-budget movie rereleased as City Of The Living Dead, The Fear, Twilight Of The Dead, and Fear In The City Of The Living Dead. A reporter and a psychic (Christopher George, Katherine MacColl) race to close the Seven Gates Of Hell before Salem, MASS, is overrun by undead zombies. Not much plot but plenty of stomach-turning gore including a woman literally vomiting her guts out, a man getting drilled (in his head) and a woman's brain squashed out of her head. Directed by Lucio Fulci (Zombie) and cowritten by Dardano Sacchetti (Twilight Of The Dead). Available on DVD in English or original Italian with subtitles. Sequel with different director and cast followed in 1996 about occultists trying to reopen the portal to hell before people rush to the box office to demand a refund.
Back to Monstervision or Scifans.com
Elvis has left the building, and he took Joe Bob with him.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Hello! And welcome to the first NIGHT of Clix-Mas (the gimmick seems a little less stolen if I just change it from the 12 DAYS of Clix-mas to the 12 NIGHTS of Clix-mas! Yay! A Festivus for the rest of us!).
For today's entry, we're gonna talk about some direct feedback I received from local venue-goer–and fellow Nekron winner!–Matt, who pointed out that Black Talon wasn't among the figures I highlighted when we were ROC'ing the Meta a month ago (Part 2 can be found right here).
Matt made his case that the ability to Mind Control friendly figures in general is still a viable strategy in the Meta, even with the retirement rotation of GG Mole Man.
Also, he felt that Black Talon brought a lot to the table beyond that and, thus, was definitely a Meta-worthy fig. And you know what?
I just don't agree with him.
Insomuch as Black Talon being a difference maker in the current ROC formats (like many pieces, you can rapidly fix a lot of his flaws with an Entity or Resource).
But there's many who would with Matt–including some very high-level players. Heck, the Dial H for Heroclix crew just listed Black Talon as one of the top Support pieces out there, considering everything he's capable of.
He has five clicks total, but he starts out with Charge and Blades/Claws/Fangs with a 10 Attack, so he can definitely be a Tertiary Attacker or even a fringe-y Secondary Attacker (to use a baseball scouting term). But the best reasons to play him are his Trait (POWER OF THE LIVING LOA: When Black Talon uses Mind Control, you may place a KO'd opposing character in an adjacent square on its starting click, and that character becomes the target. After actions resolve, that character is removed from the game.) and his Special Damage Power (CONTROL OF THE MINDLESS UNDEAD: Black Talon can use Mind Control with a range value of 8, and when he does he may target friendly characters. If all of his targets are friendly, a lower point value, and have the Monster keyword, he may use it as if had 3 bolts.).
Forget that last part of "Control of the Mindless Undead"–you'd almost have to hamstring your Build just to have a chance to get it to go off. No, the reason people play him is for the first part of that power–the ability to target friendly characters with Mind Control (and with a very healthy Range of 8, at that!).
So, the concept behind armies that feature "friendly Mind Control" is to, essentially, cheat the batting order. Basically, you want to play your friendly Mind Control piece with a heavy hitter that you think can break the game if they get to attack more than their fair share during a turn. To continue the baseball metaphor, in other words, you're trying to fix it so that your Triple Crown-winning All-Star first baseman best attacker(s) will attack bat twice in one inning Round.
Yup! This man is the face of our franchise (and the best hitter on the planet!).
One of the problems with this strategy is that you can most definitely miss with the Mind Control roll, and suddenly you've wasted an action from one of your support pieces AND a potential strike from one of your Heavy Hitters.
Also, specifically in Black Talon's case, he doesn't give you ANYTHING in terms of actual supporting powers such as Support, Prob, Perplex or Outwit. Not unless you outfit him with an Entity or a Resource or something.
So you REALLY need to make those Mind Control roles. Which means that you always need to make sure Black Talon is within 8 Squares and can draw a line of fire to your best attacker. And keep in mind, Mole Man IGNORED MIND CONTROL DAMAGE and pumped up his Mind Control rolls by a staggering +3! Black Talon does neither. With only 5 clicks, Mind Control damage can become a problem very quickly.
The Meta (as far as the ROC goes, I mean) has shifted away (for the most part) from this strategy recently because there are now a lot of options to get multiple attacks in one turn with a really good figure who doesn't have to rely on a dice roll to be able to make that second attack.
–Figures with Penetrating Poison (or even just Poison). Best Examples: Like, every Red Lantern.
What do most of these figures have in common? Yup! You can find most of them being used by high-level players in the latest ROC results. Now, just because serious tournament players are using the heck out of a certain piece doesn't mean it's necessarily awesome–sometimes people screw up, even at that level. But it usually means there's something very efficiently exploitable about a piece.
All of which is to say, Black Talon is good. Great, even, and he IS viable in the Meta–so Matt was right.
However, if you really want to win a tourney like the ROC, leaving yourself flexible options while taking as much risk as possible OUT of your gameplan is key. That's why I prefer figures with built-in mechanisms for multiple attacks, as opposed to having to roll for it.
Well, that's all for Day Night One of the Twelve Days Nights of Clix-Mas!
Join us tomorrow for a special (and long overdue!) Tourney Report!
Until then, stay safe, and watch where you draw those lines of fire!!


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Method Transfer refers to the transferring of a previously validated, non-compendial method to a different laboratory for use in testing the same sample type. Method Transfer consists of laboratory studies designed to assess the ability of a "receiving" laboratory (i.e., the lab "into which" a method is being transferred) to apply the method to obtain results which closely correlate with those generated by the "sending" laboratory (i.e., the lab "from which" the method is being transferred). Although differing strategies for conducting Method Transfer may be employed, the simplest and most common strategy is to have the "sending" and "receiving" laboratories each conduct replicate testing of the same homogenous sample, and assess the correlation of test results within each lab and between labs.
It should be noted that Method Transfer applies only to previously validated, non-compendial methods. If a compendial method is transferred into a new laboratory, this would trigger the need for conducting a Method Verification and not a Method Transfer.


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Saint Francis of Assisi is one of the most unique, if not extraordinary, people in the history of Christianity. This especially applies to his sense of spirituality. Saint Francis is also a life directed by visions and prophetic dreams. The spirituality of St. Francis stood in stark contrast to how the Church was perceived during his life time. When one considers the background and history of the man who would become St. Francis, his spiritual evolution is even more interesting. He was born wealthy; he was a warrior and a prisoner of war; a poet; and was never a priest.
Saint Francis of Assisi was born 1181 in Italy. His real name was Giovanni di Pietro di Bernardone and he was nicknamed 'Francesco' by his wealthy, merchant father (possibly because Francis was born in France to a French mother). Some say Francis got his nickname due to his appreciation of French culture. As a young man, he would live a carefree life drinking and partying. He also developed a fascination with the troubadours (bands of men and women who traveled the country entertaining crowds with poetry, song and wearing outlandish clothing … think of them as the 'rock stars' of the times). Dreaming of being a heroic knight in shining armor, Francis had no desire to follow his father's path of being a clothing merchant. Francis learned horsemanship, archery and hand-to-hand combat. When war broke out between the cities of Assisi and Perugia, Francis would join the military as a privileged officer. Soon he would learn the harsher realities of life.
Coming Back From War A Changed Man
After surviving a battle in which most of his men were slathered, Francis was taken prison and held for ransom. It would take over a year for his wealthy father to negotiate his release. Francis returned beaten and in ill health. He was a changed man after experiencing the atrocities of war. It took considerable time for Francis to recover. During that time he was reclusive and was known to go into the hills to one of the many remote churches and shrines that had fallen into disrepair to pray and ask for guidance. He seemed to love being out in nature over being within the safety of the city. Feeling fully recovered, Francis decided to join the papal military forces in an effort to serve the Church in the best capacity he know. However, in route to join those forces Francis had a vision (or perhaps a dream) where a voice tells him to return to Assisi and await the call for another kind of knighthood. And, so, Francis returns to Assisi.
Returning the abandoned churches and chapels that dotted the hills surrounding Assisi, Francis began to care for poor and neglected, including lepers. One day while deep in prayer at the ruined chapel of San Damiano near the city gates of Assisi, Francis heard the crucifix above the altar speak to him: "Go, Francis, and repair my house which, as you see, is well-nigh in ruins.". In an effort to obey, Francis immediately went to his father's shop and took some of his father's fabrics (without his father's permission) and rode to the nearby town of Foligno.
After selling the fabrics, and selling his horse, Francis returned to the chapel of San Damiano and attempted to give the money to priest for rebuilding the chapel. The priest, however, considering the money was acquired through the theft, refused to take it. Angrily, Francis threw the money away. Francis' father was furious with his son's behavior and requested the civil authorities take action. Francis refused to comply with civil summons to explain himself. Finally, Francis' father had him ordered before the bishop. Without a word, Francis stripped off his clothing and said, "Until now I have called you my father on earth. But henceforth I can truly say: Our Father who art in heaven.". The surprised bishop quickly tossed a old cloak around Francis. Francis turned and left for the wooded silence of Mount Subasio above Assisi. Renouncing family and embracing poverty, Francis began his path towards new spiritual order.
Saint Francis And A New Spiritual Approach
Eventually, Francis did rebuild the church at San Damiano. Then, he turned his attention to the little chapel of Saint Mary of the Angels on the plain below Assisi. There, during a mass, he heard the Gospel According to Matthew (10:7, 9–11) read to the small congregation. "And as you go, preach the message, 'The kingdom is at hand!'…Take no gold, nor silver, nor money in your belts, no bag for your journey, nor two tunics, nor sandals, nor a staff; for the laborer deserves his food. And whatever town or villa you enter, find out who is worthy in it, and stay with him until you depart.". It was an epiphany for Francis. He left his shoes and staff, donned a tunic and went to preach the Gospel wherever there were those who would listen … including the birds and beasts of the field.
In the 13th century the Catholic Church in Rome was enormously powerful and wealthy. What Saint Francis preached, his whole approach to spirituality, was perceived as antitheses to the church. Here was a man renouncing wealth and taking vows of poverty; who was caring for the poor, sick and down trodden; showing a respect for nature; and who had no interest in politics. More, Saint Francis was going to the people and preaching the gospel to all who would listen. People were expected to go to church and salvation was the job of the priests, not layman. This put Saint Francis dangerously close to being declared a heretic. In 1209 With 11 followers (called 'friars' which translates as brothers), Saint Francis traveled to Rome to ask Pope Innocent III for permission to found a new religious order. This would show his obedience to the Church and allow his ministry to continue without fear of the Inquisition.
Pope Innocent III was not inclined to grant Francis permission to establish a new religious order on par with the Dominicans, Augustinians and so forth. Especially given that Francis stood in stark contrast to the Church at this time with his itinerate preaching and his embrace of nature (more on this topic Saint Francis: The Environmental Saint. Pope Innocent III met with Francis and was unimpressed with this ex-warrior, nature loving, barefoot country preacher who was not even educated to be a priest. For the moment, the Pope refused to give Francis his blessing to found a new order. Then, Pope Innocent III had a dream. In this dream he saw Saint Francis holding up the Basilica of St. John Lateran (the cathedral of Rome and therefore the home of all Christendom). The next day he endorse Francis' order, on April 16, 1210, the official founding of the Franciscan Order began. This would protect Francis and his followers from being called heretics while they traveled, preached the Gospel and administer to those in need of spiritual or material needs.
The popularity of Saint Francis and the new order of Franciscans grew rapidly. In fact, the Franciscan order grew at an unheard of rate compared to other religious orders. Soon Francis organized a second order for women which would become known as the 'Poor Clares' (named after noblewoman Chiara Offreduccio who was an early follower of St. Francis). Francis gave these women a religious habit, or dress, like his own. In time this group would become recognized by the Church as the Order of Saint Clare. What was clear was that Saint Francis intended was to push the Church back toward the simple fundamental teaching of Christ: Love one another, put God before wealth. Franciscan monks and friars were expected to imitate the life of Christ literally which included embracing poverty and caring for the poor and sick. This made Saint Francis and his order a spiritual light for the common people. The underprivileged now had a champion within the Church.
Saint Francis only lived to the age of 45, yet in his short life he brought about impressive changes in the Church with his brand of simple spirituality. He would help found two new religious orders; travel to meet the Sultan of Egypt in an effort to stop the endless wars, the Crusades; he put forth the concept that anyone should be able to pray to God in their own language instead of Latin (something rather commonly accepted nowadays); and he introduced the idea that nature was not of itself inherently evil and that nature and nature's creatures should also be loved and protected, making Saint Francis perhaps the first environmentalist. He also left behind a body of spiritual writing and prayers that are still revered and studied today.
Near the end of his days, Saint Francis received his final vision. Recorded by a Brother Leo, who was with Francis, it was written that Saint Francis "saw a vision of a seraph, a six-winged angel on a cross. This angel gave him the gift of the five wounds of Christ". After this vision Saint Francis became the first definite account of the phenomenon of stigmata. Stigmata is where one suffers the five wounds of Christ while nailed to a cross. Stigmata causes one to bleed from wounds to the hands and feet as if nailed to a cross plus a wound on one's side (where a Roman soldier used a spear to wound Jesus). Saint Francis would suffer from stigmata up until his death two years later.
The 13th century was a harsh and brutal time in European history, especially for the common human being. The Catholic Church at that time did not tolerated any challenge to it's authority.
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The Popes who headed the church had no problem using the Inquisition and brutal force to ensure the Church's authority. For a man to survive a war, illness and poverty is in itself impressive. Add to that list the founding a new brand of spirituality which went back to Christ's admonishment to "love thy brother as thy self" – include women to your spiritual vision – admit you have been guided by visions and dreams but you are not a priest or any sort of religious authority – establish a new, spiritual approach to nature – embrace poverty as a way of life – and do all of this without the 13th priesthood declaring you a heretic or worse – then you have to say, yes, this man Francis must have been some sort of Saint … by anyone's religious standards.
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Join us in a culinary celebration of old traditions and new beginnings.
Taking inspiration from the traditional Burn's menu and using the finest wild ingredients available we promise an evening of delicious treats and surprises. Expect the finest game and freshest seafood along with wild ingredients from our local shores, woodlands, hedgerows and fields.
We ask diners come with an open mind and willingness to try new things but understand some of you may have dietary requirements. We asre more than happy to accommodate these wherever possible but diners MUST GIVE A MINIMUM OF 48HRS NOTICE. Failure to do so may result in a limited menu on the night.


The 2017 Mountain Jam Festival takes place June 16-18 on Hunter Mountain, nestled in the Catskill Mountains of New York. The initial line-up was released today, with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and Steve Miller Band at the top of the bill, which also includes names like Peter Frampton, Gary Clark. Jr., Michael Franti, and more.
Mountain Jam is three-day music festival, a long running operation that features three stages in one of Northeast's best natural amphitheaters. Last year's line-up included artists such as Gov't Mule, Beck, Jason Isbell, Wilco, Umphrey's McGee, Marco Benevento and Thievery Corporation. To see other artists that have graced past Mountain Jam stages, visit here.
A special pre-sale is available for 24 hours beginning Nov.15 for anyone who is signed up for Mountain Jam's mailing list. A special code will be e-mailed for the pre-sale tickets.
More announcements are due early 2017. Stay tuned!
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Our two-fold Externship and Internship Clinical Training experience at CCHM sets us apart from all other schools and has been an integral part of CCHM since our inception in 1994. This integrated approach is why our graduates are so successful in practice and has contributed greatly to our international reputation for excellence. The Clinical Training of our In Class Diploma Program gives our graduates 2 years of experience in both externship and intership training, and the hours earned exceed the requirements laid out by The College of Homeopaths of Ontario. Our externship features one-on-one training with professional homeopaths and our 2 internship lecturers have 45 years of combined experience in practice.
Second year begins with intensive case-taking workshops developed by Dr. Joseph Kellerstein, one of the top Homeopaths in the world. No other school offers this type of case-taking training, blended with techniques from Neurolinguistic Programming and Clean Language which allows you and your patients to delve more deeply into the understanding of their experiences. Throughout our clinical training, you see consistent positive patient outcomes and receive coaching on the recognition of characteristic symptoms in a case, the translation of patient language into homeopathic language, and case management. You actively follow patient cases through a series of appointments, allowing you to see results and ongoing case management. The benefit of this kind of clinical training is one of the most important aspects to CCHM's program, it is what truly allows CCHM graduates to go out into the world and be able to reproduce what they are learning in school, as what they are learning is based on the sound scientific principles of Hahnemannian homeopathy. This translates into being able to help people, and when you help people they come back and they send referrals – and this is what translates into establishing a successful practice.
We also feel it is exceedingly important for students to be able to observe cases being taken live by master homeopaths, to be able to ask questions, have discussions and have the chance to follow those cases closely in order to gain the deepest insight into long-term case management. Students gain this opportunity in the Internship portion of the CCHM Clinical Training. We are so proud to have had a successful Teaching Clinic, open to the public, for over 20 years. We offer excellence in homeopathic training to students of homeopathy as well as the best available homeopathic patient care.


Event: Day Conference and Evening Cultural Celebration: Spiritual Perspectives on Love and Friendship.
Speakers and Facilitators: Prof Zenon Bankowski, Rev Rolf Billes, Geo Cameron De Danu, Prof Sophie-Grace Chappell, Dr Alix Cohen, Dr Elizabeth Drummond Young, Lee Gershuny, Dr David Levy, Japanese Consul General in Edinburgh, Daisuke Matsunaga, Dr Tony Milligan, Ann Roberts and Bishop Brian Smith.
Date: Saturday 16 September 2017.
Time: Registration: 9.30am-10am. Day Conference: 10am-4.45pm.
Event Description: This Day Conference and Evening Cultural Celebration will look at issues associated with love and friendship, and the evening event will celebrate writings and creativity associated with the theme.
Spiritual Perspectives on Love and Friendship.
10.10am-11am: Keynote address: Professor Sophie-Grace Chappell.
Description: "Why do you love me?" seems the ultimate trick question. Because if you say "I love you because xyz" then your questioner can retort "So you wouldn't love me UNLESS xyz?" Whereas if you say "No reason, I just do" then your questioner can retort "So your love for me is irrational/unreasonable?" My talk is about this paradox. I'll consider some ways to solve it.
Biog: Sophie Grace Chappell is Professor of Philosophy at The Open University. Her books include Ethics And Experience (Acumen 2011) and Knowing What To Do (OUP 2014).
11.05am-11.35am: Plenary address: Dr David Levy.
Title: A friend of Justice?
Description: I shall argue that love and friendship are different in ways that go deep by considering that it is possible to love justice but not be friends with justice. This observation illuminates many differences between love and friendship.
Biog: Dr David Levy is Senior Teaching Fellow in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Edinburgh. His research and publications have focused on moral philosophy, Wittgenstein, and Simone Weil.
Title: Love, Dignity and the Individual.
Description: Love is often seen as either a selfish urge – the romantic couple pursuing their passion regardless of the rest of the world – or as a universal and generalising requirement - 'love your neighbour', where everybody turns out to be your neighbour. I will look at another way in which love operates, which is to mark each of us out as an individual and in a way which retains or restores our dignity.
Biog: I work in the Open Studies department at the University of Edinburgh, where I offer a course on Love and Friendship. I am particularly interested in 20th Century writers with a combined spiritual and political stance such as Simone Weil, Hannah Arendt and Raimond Gaita, and publish and speak on topics arising from their work.
12.30pm-1pm: Plenary address: Prof Zenon Bankowski.
Title: The Law of Love.
Description: Iris Murdoch in her novel, Under the Net, amusingly details the comic and sad escapades of her hero who, in existentialist manner, is trying to gain freedom by escaping the ever present net of rules, is trying to find his true autonomy in the face of the heteronomy of rules. Is this something that we are all doomed to; to try and strike out on our own only to be hauled back by the rules - our attempts at contingency always broken by the force of rules? Can we live a life outside the law and what sort of life would that be? Or do we have to settle for the life of the law? Is it impossible to live in and out of the law or must we choose one or the other so as not to subvert the alternative we choose? Does a life of law preclude love and does a life of love preclude law? Social questions also raise individual moral and ethical questions; that to live lawfully implies both a question of how I should live in my relations with my fellows and how society should be organised. I will look at the precarious intertwining of Law and Love in our social and personal lives.
Biog: Zenon Bankowski is a Pole who was born in 1946 in Germany. Brought up in England, he studied in Scotland at the Universities in Dundee and Glasgow. He is currently Emeritus Professor of Legal Theory at the Law School of Edinburgh University and lives in Edinburgh. His book Living Lawfully looks at the relations between Law and Love and the Ethical Life of Legal Institutions. He is currently looking at the place of the visual and movement arts in relation to Law and Legal Education and the formation of the ethical imagination. He has taken part in dance workshops, was a competitive athlete (a past winner of the Edinburgh 7 Hills race), and is a volunteer neighbourhood mediator.
2.15pm-3.05pm: Keynote address: Dr Tony Milligan.
Description: An examination of what it means to love others in a way that does not demand perfection or that the other completes us, and instead involves acceptance of incompleteness, impermanence and vulnerability to loss.
Biog: Tony Milligan is the author of a number of books on ethics and political philosophy, including Love (2012) in the Routledge 'Art of Living' Series. He is affiliated to the Department of Theology and Religious Studies at King's College London.
3.10pm-3.40pm: Plenary address: Dr Alix Cohen.
Title: Is love all you need? Not according to Kant.
Biog: Alix is a Lecturer at the University of Edinburgh, having previously held lectureships at the universities of York and Leeds, and a Junior Research Fellowship at Newnham College, Cambridge. She is the author of Kant and the Human Sciences: Biology, Anthropology and History (Palgrave, 2009), the editor of Kant's Lectures on Anthropology: A Critical Guide (Cambridge University Press, 2014), Kant on Emotion and Value (Palgrave, 2014), and Thinking Philosophically about the Emotions (Oxford University Press, 2017). She is also Associate Editor of the British Journal for the History of Philosophy and the Oxford Bibliography Online (OUP), and has written dozens of articles and book chapters on Kant as well as Hume and Rousseau.
4pm-4.30pm: Plenary address: Plenary address: Bishop Brian Smith.
Title: Love, Tragedy and Compromise: A reflection on tensions within the Western tradition of thinking about love.
Biog: Brian Smith was born in Edinburgh, and studied philosophy at the University of Edinburgh. He then studied theology at Cambridge a afterwards taught theology in Oxford. Following a number of ecclesiastical appointments, he was elected Bishop of Edinburgh in 2001, a post from which he retired in 2011. Since retirement he has paid visits to Botswana as a volunteer teaching theology in the new Anglican theological school.
4.30pm-4.45pm: Summing up: Dr Elizabeth Drummond Young.
Daisuke Matsunaga, Japanese Consul General in Edinburgh: The Four Aspects of True Love.
Bishop Brian Smith: The Voice of Anna Akhmatova.
Lee Gershuny, a poet and award-winning playwright in the US and the UK, Lee is Founder/Artistic Director of The Elements World Theatre (EWT): Being Love.
Geo Cameron De Danu: Divine and Romantic Love.
Ann Roberts, of the Center for Timeless Earth Wisdom: Love and the Family: an Earth Wisdom Perspective.
Rev Rolf Billes, Minister, Colinton Parish Church: The Seven Sounds of Love: experiential practice based upon the work of Chloe Goodchild.
Cost: Day Conference: £25/£20 (Concessions/£10 (Students).


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Ojito Wilderness
Petroglyphs in Ojito Wilderness
The Ojito Wilderness is a Wilderness only by modern standards. In addition to the Navajo and Hispanic ruins and artifacts found in these 11,183 acres, there are also some Ancestral Puebloan ruins. So today's rocky soils, rugged terrain and almost non-existent water supply didn't stop people (and other creatures) from living here in the past. If we look a bit further, we find the 150 million-year-old Morrison Formation exposed here is full of the fossilized remains of plants, trees and rare dinosaurs. For that matter, the skeleton of a Seismasaurus found at Ojito Wilderness is one of the largest dinosaur skeletons ever found. And mixed in with the dinosaur bones are large segments of petrified trees, indicating an ancient forest grew here beside a flowing river (because it takes a flowing river to petrify trees). So at one time or another, this area had to be quite livable. Knight's milkvetch, grama grass cactus and Townsend's aster, three rare modern plant species, are all found at Ojito. And stands of Ponderosa pines are found here now, well below the normal elevation for Ponderosas in New Mexico. Is something strange at work here? We'd have to ask the modern mobile occupants of this countryside: elk, mule deer, pronghorns, reptiles, rattlesnakes, and mountain lions...
There are miles and miles of terrain available for hiking in the deep, meandering arroyos. Along the hike you'll find millions of years of sedimentary deposits exposed in the arroyo walls and cliff faces above. If you find something really interesting, chances are it's illegal to do more than just look. Unless, of course, you are a professional paleontologist in possession of a valid permit...
Primitive camping, hiking, backpacking, sightseeing and horseback riding are allowed with no permits needed. But guides, outfitters and commercial film ventures need a Special Use Permit to operate.
To get to the Ojito Wilderness: About 20 miles northwest of Bernalillo on US 550 (about 2 miles south of San Ysidro), turn left (west) on the Cabezon Road (CR 906) and follow the left fork. There are two parking areas on the other side of the road near signs marking the wilderness. The nearest facilities of any sort are in San Ysidro, about 10 miles away.
Ojito Wilderness is open year round with no fees. Because this is a designated wilderness area, no motorized or mechanized vehicles (including mountain bikes) are allowed past the parking area. The Ojito Wilderness Study Area is located on the north side of Ojito Wilderness. It is a small bit of acreage being considered for inclusion into the wilderness area. The only way to get there is across Ojito Wilderness.
Maps: BLM - Albuquerque, Los Alamos
Ojito Wilderness with Cabezon Peak in the distance
A view in Ojito Wilderness
Ojito Wilderness area map
Bureau of Land Management - Rio Puerco Field Office
435 Montano Road NE, Albuquerque, NM 87107
BLM: Ojito Wilderness
Wilderness.net: Ojito Wilderness
Lower photo courtesy of Chris Barnes, via Wilderness.net
Other photos and map courtesy of the Bureau of Land Management
Bandelier National Monument
Cabezon Peak Wilderness Study Area
Dome Wilderness
Fenton Lake State Park
Jemez Mountain Trail
Jemez State Monument
Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument
Perea Nature Trail
Valles Caldera National Preserve
White Mesa Bike Trails
Geologic Time Scale
The K-T Boundary is that white band beneath the upper layer of sandstone
Subdivisions based on Strata/Age
Radiometric Dates (millions of years ago)
Laramide Orogeny
Cretaceous-Tertiary Extinction Event
Alleghenian Orogeny
Carboniferous:
Mississippian
Precambrian Eons
541-2,500
Archean
Hadean
The table to the right gives a rough breakdown of the geological ages of Earth as used in modern Geology texts.
Much of the oil and gas we use comes from vegetative deposits made during the Permian and Pennsylvanian (late Carboniferous) ages. A lot of the coal we use (with its accompanying methane gas) comes from the great jungles and forests of the Mississippian and Pennsylvanian (early and late Carboniferous) ages in the Paleozoic era. Big reptiles and dinosaurs lived out their lives during the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous Periods of the Mesozoic Era.
It was at the end of the Cretaceous Age that the Laramide Orogeny was set in motion, the Colorado Plateau uplifted and the Ancestral Rocky Mountains built. That was also during the time when an asteroid impacted near the Yucatan Peninsula and tipped the environmental scale in a direction that wiped virtually all the dinosaurs from the face of the planet. The K-T Boundary is a thin layer of iridium that filled the atmosphere during that explosion, then fell back to Earth during the global fires and the atmospheric upheaval afterward. While there have been plenty of marine, insect, reptile, amphibian, plant and mammal fossils found from times since, there has never been a dinosaur fossil found from the years after that impact. The K-T boundary is accepted as the definitive marker between the Cretaceous and Tertiary Ages, the marker of the Jurassic extinction event.
The Permian-Triassic extinction event seems to have happened in two major pulses about 9 million years apart. During the Permian age many insect orders had grown huge. A rise in CO2 in the atmosphere led to a rise in temperature and to acidification of the oceans. Marine invertebrates with carbon-based skeletons suffered worst but this was also the only mass extinction that affected insects: eight or nine insect orders became extinct and ten more suffered greatly reduced diversity. Insects, however, had generally recovered by the late Triassic, everything but that giant size anyway. The second pulse seems to have occurred around the time of the Araguainha impact, an asteroidal impact in Brazil that was not large enough to set off catastrophic extinction by itself but it occurred in an area filled with oil shale and the resulting sudden rise in global warming from the fires that ignited may have begun the atmospheric cascade that led to ocean surface temperatures around 104°F (40°C). That high an ocean temperature meant it was too hot for many marine species to survive. When it was over, more than 70% of terrestrial species and almost 90% of marine species had died out. Some land ecosystems took 30 million years to recover.
Photo of the K-T Boundary courtesy of TheArmchairExplorer, CCA-by-SA 4.0 License


Sadly our 25-year old nursery is now permanently closed. We'll garden more leisurely now, enjoy grandchildren and undertake some globe-trotting explorations. We are looking forward to our 'golden years'.
Carole is however continuing to provided 'Garden Consultation' services. Phil is still available for gardening talks and will continue to write on various gardening subjects.
This page focuses on how to make your gardens successful from the soil up. You'll find tips and explanations on soil building, maintaining soil health through composting, and creating special soils for specialty gardens such as rock gardens and bogs.
Click here to go to the index page of archived gardening tips written especially for Ottawa-area gardeners (USDA Zones 3-4).
There are a number of on-line fact sheets on gardening with perennials in the Ottawa area.
Click here for the full listing of Phil's articles.
Phil's gardening presentations can be delivered 'on a moment's notice'.
• Hosta Virus X: the disease and containing its spread.
This slide presentation captures a fall garden tour of major and unique gardens along the Atlantic seaborard. Our journey took us to Saratoga Springs N.Y., northern Connecticut (White Flower Farm _ Caprilands Herb Farm), coastal Connecticut (Greenwhich's Montgomery Pinetum), New York City (N.Y. Botanical Gardens, Wave Hill, Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, and Staten Island Botanical Gardens), Philadelphia (Pennsbury Manor, Bartram's Historic Gardens, The Highlands, Peddlar's Village, Philadelphia Horticultural Centre, Bowman's Hill Wildflower Gardens), and the Wilmington, Delaware area (Longwood Gardens _ Winterthur).
• Starting _ Maintaining a Pesticide-free Naturalized Garden.
Phil has a long history of participation in environmental issues - one of them the hazzards of use of pesticides on turf and in gardens. This presentation summarizes site considerations for deciding on the type of naturalized garden most suited to a property, outlines the steps to prepare the site and makes suggestions for plants to complete the garden.
• Putting Your Garden to Bed.
Phil talks about readying your garden for successful overwintering. Topics include general garden maintenance, fall bulb planting and winterizing shrubs, trees, perennials and marginally hardy plants.
• Inspirational Gardens east of the Ottawa Valley.
This 60 minute presentation features an assortment of Quebec City and Montreal area public and private gardens visited on a recent tour hosted by the Garden Writers Association of America.
One of North America's premiere private gardens, 'Les Quatres Vents' the showpiece of Frank Cabot, is featured. This amazing garden is rarely open to the public . The Reford Gardens (formerly Métis Gardens) in Mont-Joli are also visited . Reford Gardens showcases some of the world's most innovative garden 'ideas' for the gardens of the 21st century. Slides from Montreal's Mosaiculture International Montréal 2000 at the Old Port will be included in the presentation. The Mosaiculture exhibition of 3-D carpet bedding-type displays was the world's first international competition of floral sculptures.
• Truckin' to Southwestern and West Coast U.S. Botanical Gardens.
This 60-minute slide presentation captures botanical gardens and natural areas enroute to California and Oregon. The focus of this presentation is desert flora and plants of the world's mediterranean areas as seen in a number of prestigeous botanical gardens. A pot-pourris of garden 'portraits', found in Japanese-styled gardens, a California winery, and a California mansion make this an hour of gardening 'dreaming'.
Want to preview this presentation? Click here to go to the abbreviated web-version of the presentation.
• Ornamental Grasses Hardy In the Ottawa Area.
Phil begins this 60 minute digital presentation with a primer on growing and maintaining ornamental grasses hardy in Ottawa's Zone 5 environment. In this richly illustrated presentation (originally prepared for the Alberta Horticultural industry) are many compositional photos of distinct ornamental grass gardens as well as ideas for incorporating grasses in conventional perennial gardens. Don't miss this presentation ... it is one of the best digital gardening presentations around (pardon the immodesty) using multiple images on the screen, garden statuary used as accent points and growing information icons on each image.
• Xeriscaping: Gardening with Plants Suited to Low Water Demands.
Phil introduces the concept of xeriscaping: gardening with plants tough enough to withstand low moisture conditions. Many plants in high-elevation mountains, in deserts and around salt-water areas have adpted to these very conditions. Garden design and soil preparation, to mimic the natural environmental conditions of these areas, is key to growing these tough plants. Plants with low water demands and growable in Ottawa's temperate environment are discussed.


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HEALTH FOR THE WORLD'S ADOLESCENTS
A second chance in the second decade
How to use site
Summary (PDF)
Introductory Video
Road injury prevention
Vaccine preventable diseases
Policies to support adolescents' health
Adolescence: a period needing special attention 2
Mortality, morbidity and disability in adolescence 3
Adolescents' health-related behaviours 4
What determines differences in health and disease? 5
Towards adolescent-responsive health systems 6
Strategic information to guide the health sector response 7
Policies to support adolescents' health 8
Working with other sectors 9
Accelerating action for the health of the world's adolescents 10
A range of policies needed
National health policies
Policies for specific health issues
From policy to action
Policies can block access
Implications for action
While knowing about the number of policies on adolescent health is useful, exploring the national context of policies and the stakeholders and processes involved in their development and implementation provides a deeper understanding of the path from policy to action.10
The potential impact and costs of an intervention are just two of many considerations for governments deciding how to address health issues. Another is the attitude of the public towards an intervention, as this will influence the success of implementation.
The Nuffield intervention ladder. A tool to assist in thinking about the acceptability and justification of different policy initiatives to improve public health is the "Nuffield intervention ladder".11 This tool depicts the range of options available to government and policy-makers as a ladder of choices, with progressive steps from individual freedom and responsibility to state intervention as one moves up the ladder. Considering which policy "rung" is appropriate for a particular public health goal involves weighing benefits to individuals and society against the erosion of individual freedom. Economic costs and benefits also need be taken into account alongside health and societal benefits.
Public opinion matters. A recent systematic review synthesized evidence on public opinion regarding policy measures to influence four behaviours of particular importance to adolescents' health—alcohol consumption, tobacco smoking, diet and physical activity. The public acceptability of interventions depended on the behaviours, the intervention type (e.g. information provision; incentives; penalties), the target group of the intervention and whether the intervention had already been implemented. The review showed that the interventions on smoking were supported. Those interventions that were considered not to infringe on individuals' behaviour and that targeted children and young people also generally received more support.12
Implementing marketing restrictions
Systematic monitoring of the implementation of some policy measures provides an indication of the actual protection of adolescents' health in countries. Globally, 169 countries have adequately implemented at least one tobacco demand-reduction measure. Data on national tobacco policies indicate that, worldwide, 16% of adolescents are protected by comprehensive smoke-free laws, and only 10% are protected by bans on tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship.13
In the WHO Europe Region, most countries restrict or prohibit marketing of food and non-alcoholic beverages to children and adolescents.14 However, a study in the WHO Africa Region found that most countries had not implemented any of WHO's recommendations on regulation of advertising of food and non-alcoholic beverages. Barriers to implementation included inadequate regulation of advertising in general, lack of institutional mechanisms to monitor regulation and, typically, lack of awareness of the issues.15 While 7 of 12 countries in the Eastern Mediterranean Region have some level of awareness of the need for measures to restrict food marketing, only 2 countries have implemented any16. In the Americas Region, there are 3 countries with government policies restricting food marketing. There are examples of self-regulation by food and advertising industries in other countries.17
Restricting marketing is becoming increasingly complicated as the number of media platforms increases. In addition to domestic television and radio, satellite and cross-border transmissions and, in particular, social media present new challenges. Social media may have limited reach on a per capita basis, but, nonetheless, very large populations are online, and industry is increasingly using social media to advertise. Advocates should themselves be using these new channels to warn communities and individuals about the marketing of dangerous or harmful products.18 This is particularly notable as very few adolescents involved in WHO global consultation recognized the role of the media in their health even though they acknowledged obtaining health information through social media (32%) and the Internet (44%).
Another policy measure important in addressing road traffic injuries, a major cause of death among adolescents, is the setting of lower blood alcohol concentration limits (≤0.02g/dl) for young drivers. This policy has been shown to be an effective means of reducing crashes related to drunk-driving among this age group19 and has been applied to date in 42 countries (23%).20
Youth and alcohol: Legal blood alcohol concentration limits, by country
The example of HIV policy
As noted, attention to adolescents in national health policies has focused on improving access to health information and services, especially concerning sexual and reproductive health (SRH). Attention to pregnancy among adolescents is long-standing.21 With the advent of the HIV epidemic and realization of the high incidence of infections among young people, the focus now combines SRH and HIV. Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) 5 and 6 reflect these concerns. These MDGs in turn have given countries further impetus to take action. This stimulated the development of explicit age-specific policies and programmes in countries. Crucially, the establishment of these policies is monitored periodically.22
Concerted advocacy, development of technical guidance and increased technical and financial support for policy development and implementation in countries has taken place over the past several decades regarding adolescent sexual and reproductive health. WHO and other United Nations organizations, notably the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), have been active. The participation of national and international civil society organizations, as stakeholders in the policy process, also has been crucial. One example is the International Planned Parenthood Federation, which monitors government commitment to developing policies on sexuality education and sexual and reproductive health services for adolescents.
Show more links.
Ministerial Declaration: Preventing through Education
Civil Society Assessment of the Ministerial Declaration ''Prevention through Education'' Implementation; A Successful Tool for Government Accountability in 8 Mesoamerican Countries
More monitoring needed
Monitoring the implementation of national policies and strategies can lead to improvements and readjustment. Unfortunately, implementation of policies for adolescent health often is not monitored. For example, in the responses to the external evaluation of the implementation of the 2001–2007 plan for adolescent health of the WHO Americas Region,23 22 of 26 Member States reported establishing national adolescent health programmes. However, only 30% of the countries have national surveillance systems that cover adolescent and youth health indicators, and only 27% monitor and evaluate their programmes. The 2010–2018 plan sets targets to address various health issues for adolescent boys and girls and also establishes monitoring mechanisms.24
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A law that criminalizes abortion, and if I have the need to end a pregnancy I could go to jail.
female, 15-17, Mexico
Improvement of the environmental situation in the country and the world. The tightening of laws on tobacco smoking and alcohol. As well as high quality medical service at any time.
female, 15-17, Republic of Moldova
'Many laws have rules about nutritional content and the fabrication of food in general, forbidding products that are dangerous to our health. Laws about not selling alcohol to minors and not smoking in public also help to preserve our health.
male, 15-17, France
I know government guidance is to eat 5 fresh fruit and vegetables per day and up to 2000 calories per day. I also understand that it is unhealthy and illegal to use cigarettes, drugs or alcohol.
male, 12-14, United Kingdom
These laws should be enforced with greater strength. Although I have chosen to abstain from such, I have friends my age and younger that are able to purchase alcohol, cigarettes and drugs and such on a regular basis.
female, 15-17, Switzerland
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2020 JAMES BOND: THE CRAIG ERA (2020) by the Perth Mint
Foils/Notes
Mik Woodgate2021-10-30T20:41:51+01:00
2020 JAMES BOND: THE CRAIG ERA by the Perth Mint You have to feel sorry for Daniel Craig and the Bond movie team. Due to premiere in April 2020, everyone's most hated virus soon put the brakes on the release of the 25th movie, 'No Time To Die'. At the time of writing, the new release date of November was again kiboshed, so we've got to wait until April 2021 to get to see it. Fortunately, Bond has seen considerably more activity in the numismatic world, with a series of issues from the Perth Mint, and a [...]
HARRY POTTER HOGWARTS HOUSES (2019) by New Zealand Mint
Foils/Notes, NIUE
2019 HARRY POTTER: HOGWARTS HOUSES by New Zealand Mint Following the Crown Mint's launch of its new eight-coin series of Harry Potter character coins, it came as a surprise to learn that the New Zealand Mint were also to debut a whole range of similarly themed issues. We've noticed the spread of media franchises in the numismatic world is often convoluted, so I guess we really shouldn't be so nonplussed. The NZ Mint has taken a clever approach to the licence with a beautifully artistic set of four, five-gram silver foils that feature the heraldry of the [...]
MAGIC THE GATHERING (2019) by New Zealand Mint
2019 MAGIC THE GATHERING by New Zealand Mint The selection of subjects appearing on the relatively new silver foil format continues to increase with the arrival of cult card game Magic the Gathering. The New Zealand Mint has previously issued two 1oz silver coins, with a considerable gap between them, but neither seem to have set the market on fire with their popularity. Given the game is all about images on cards, perhaps the mint will have more success with the cheaper and more appealing banknote-style foils. Of the mints three main silver foil [...]
STAR TREK NEXT GENERATION (2019) by New Zealand Mint
2019 STAR TREK NEXT GENERATION by New Zealand Mint Another of the New Zealand Mint's many silver foil series featuring their numerous licenced media franchises, Star Trek Next Generation has itself appeared previously on a pretty neat Juan Ortiz penned 'poster' set, but the set we're looking at here is a sequel to the Star Trek Original Series character foils released a last year.Each of the five-gram, 150 x 70 mm silver foils is in a banknote ratio format, and carries a common obverse (these are denominated as a coin, unlike some other foils, even from [...]
DC CLASSIC COMIC COVERS (2017) by the New Zealand Mint
Foils/Notes, NONE
2017+ DC CLASSIC COMIC COVERS by the New Zealand Mint Part of the New Zealand Mint's premium foil range, DC Comic Covers reproduces some of the most iconic, and expensive, comic covers of all time. From the debuts of such modern day giants as Superman, Batman and the Flash, to a beautiful Batman: The Killing Joke issue, these are the perfect way to display some truly fine comic artwork, without the huge expense. As with the Star Wars and Star Trek movie poster series, these are 175 x 262 mm in size, with a [...]
SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD (2017-2018) by MDM Wholesale
Foils/Notes, SOLOMON ISLANDS
SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD by MDM Wholesale Is there anything cooler in architecture than the original Seven Wonders of the Ancient World? Of course there isn't. While modern structures surpass them in scale and outrageous design, these structures were built in a time before digital and electrical technology had even been imagined. Breathtaking in design and pushing every ounce of expertise at their fingertips, these construction projects were the stuff of legend even when the Greek and Roman Empires were still in their ascendancies. Sadly, just one of the original wonders is still in [...]
STAR WARS MOVIE POSTER FOILS (2018-2020) by the New Zealand Mint
2018-2020 STAR WARS MOVIE POSTER FOILS by the New Zealand Mint There's no doubt that the New Zealand Mint are now the biggest proponents of the fledgling silver foil format. It could be argued that the format was first popularised by the European producer CIT Coin Invest, but the NZ Mint have the biggest selection on offer at the moment. Relatively cheap to design and produce, mints are more likely to take a chance with releasing a foil instead of a coin as the risks are less. Star Wars issued can't really be considered a [...]
BATMAN VILLAINS SILVER FOILS (2019) by the New Zealand Mint
2019 BATMAN VILLAINS SILVER FOILS by the New Zealand Mint 2018 was a busy year for the New Zealand Mint as they continued to popularise the silver foil with a whole swathe of variously sized designs. They've obviously had some success with the relatively new type of coin as 2019 has seen the selection expand further. We can now add Batman Villains to the list. The mint has three formats in general use. One apes the dimensions of a banknote (5g, 150 x 70 mm), another called 'Premium Format' weighs 35 grams (262 x [...]
STAR TREK MOVIE POSTER PREMIUM FOILS (2018) by the New Zealand Mint
Foils/Notes, NIUE, NONE
2018 STAR TREK MOVIE POSTER PREMIUM FOILS by the New Zealand Mint Quickly following on from their Star Wars Posters range of premium foils, the surprising addition of Star Trek to the mix was a welcome addition. Tracking who owns what licence these days has become increasingly difficult. Trek used to be the sole preserve of the Perth Mint, but then coins began to be issued by the Royal Canadian Mint as well. The New Zealand Mint has so far limited its exposure to the franchise to a selection of foils only, with the Original [...]
JUSTICE LEAGUE MOVIE (2018) by New Zealand Mint
2018 JUSTICE LEAGUE MOVIE by New Zealand Mint It isn't just Star Trek and Star Wars that is getting the coin note treatment. The New Zealand Mint has released a set of six Justice League coins, each based on a character from the blockbuster DC Comics Universe movie. The characters featured are all members of the Justice League and encompass Batman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Aquaman, Cyborg and Superman. The second most expensive movie ever made, it has debuted to mixed reviews but is generally a fun romp with a mix of decent acting and poor [...]


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This short addresses the phenomena of warmth move enhancement. A significant other version within the SpringerBrief Subseries on Thermal Engineering and utilized technology to 3 different monographs together with "Critical warmth Flux in movement Boiling in Microchannels," this quantity is idea for pros, researchers, and graduate scholars serious about digital cooling.
A examine of the basic conception of waves acceptable for first 12 months graduate scholars in oceanography, meteorology and linked sciences. beginning with an effortless evaluate of the fundamental wave proposal, particular wave phenomena are then tested, together with: floor gravity waves, inner gravity waves, lee waves, waves within the presence of rotation, and geostrophic adjustment.
This article offers the conceptual and technical advancements of the topic with no unduly compromising on both the old or logical viewpoint. It additionally covers the great variety of scientifically deep and technologically innovative purposes of thermodynamics. The textual content explains how thermodynamics developed from a couple of easy legislation that have been amazingly profitable and with large diversity, with no even understanding in regards to the atomic constitution of topic or the legislation governing the habit of atoms.
This identify is a revision of Experimental Thermodynamics quantity II, released in 1975, reflecting the numerous technological advancements and new equipment brought into the examine of dimension of thermodynamic amounts. The editors of this quantity have been assigned the duty of assembling a global staff of distinct experimentalists, to explain the present nation of improvement of the concepts of dimension of the thermodynamic amounts of unmarried stages.


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Morning, June 2
02 Saturday Jun 2018
Morning, June 2, edited from Spurgeon's Morning and Evening
"For the flesh sets its desire against the Spirit, and the Spirit against the flesh." — Galatians 5:17
In every believer's heart there is a constant struggle between the old nature and the new. The old nature is very active, and loses no opportunity of exercising all the weapons of its deadly armory against newborn grace; while on the other hand, the new nature is ever on the watch to resist and destroy its enemy. Grace within us will employ prayer, and faith, and hope, and love, to cast out the evil; it uses with it the "whole armor of God," and wrestles earnestly. These two opposing natures will never cease to struggle so long as we are in this world. The battle of "Christian" with "Apollyon" in Pilgrim's Progress lasted three hours, but the battle of Christian with himself lasted all the way from the Wicket Gate to the river Jordan. The enemy is so securely entrenched within us that he can never be driven out while we are in this body: but although we are directly assailed, and often in difficult conflict, we have an Almighty helper, even Jesus, the Captain of our salvation, who is always with us, and who assures us that we shall eventually succeed as more than conquerors through Him. With such assistance the newborn nature is more than a match for its foes. Are you fighting with the adversary today? Are Satan, the world, and the flesh, all against you? Do not be discouraged nor dismayed. Fight on! For God Himself is with you; Jehovah Nissi is your banner, and Jehovah Rophi is the healer of your wounds. Fear not, you shall overcome, for who can defeat Omnipotence? Fight on, "looking to Jesus;" and though the conflict will be long and stern, the victory will be sweet, and the promised reward glorious.
"From strength to strength go on;
Wrestle, and fight, and pray,
Tread all the powers of darkness down,
And win the well-fought day."


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Children of the Damned
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Sci-Fi, Thriller
Alan Badel, Alfred Burke, Barbara Ferris, Ian Hendry, Ralph Michael, Sheila Allen
Anton Leader
John Briley, John Wyndham
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Children of the Damned (1964)
Mark of the Vampire
Sir Karell Borotyn appears to have been killed by Count Mora, a vampire believed to haunt the local village. Now his daughter Irena is the count's next target. Enter Professor Zelen, an expert on vampires who's sent in to prevent her death. At the same time, secrets are revealed surrounding the circumstances of Sir Karell's death.
In the small English village of Midwich everybody and everything falls into a deep, mysterious sleep for several hours in the middle of the day.
The Brides of Dracula
Vampire hunter Van Helsing returns to Transylvania to destroy handsome bloodsucker Baron Meinster, who has designs on beautiful young schoolteacher Marianne.
A small town's women give birth to unfriendly alien children posing as humans.
The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll
After a series of scientific experiments directed towards freeing the inner man and controlling human personalities, the kindly, generous Dr Henry Jekyll succeeds in freeing his own alter ego, Edward Hyde, a sadistic, evil creature whose pleasure is murder.
The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb
Those who have interfered with the Tomb of Ra-Antef are in terrible danger. Against expert advice, American showman and financial backer of the expedition, Alexander King, plans a world tour exhibiting this magnificent discovery from the ancient world but on the opening night the sarcophagus is void of its contents. The mummy has escaped to fulfill the dreadful prophesy and exact a violent and blo…
A shower of meteorites produces a rare night time spectacle that blinds anyone that looks at it. As it was such a beautiful sight, most people were watching, and as a consequence, 99% of the World's population go completely blind. In the original novel, this chaos results in the escape of Triffids: farmed plants harvested for their oils, which are capable of moving themselves around and are carniv…
Ffolkes
When terrorists take over two oil rigs and threaten to explode them if their demands are not met, a unique commando unit is sent in to stop them.
They Live by Night
An escaped convict, injured during a robbery, falls in love with the woman who nurses him back to health, but their relationship seems doomed from the beginning.
The Young Savages
A district attorney investigates the racially charged case of three teenagers accused of the murder of a blind Puerto Rican boy. He begins to discover that the facts in the case aren't exactly as they seem to be.
Play Dirty
The Dirty Dozen meet the Stiff Upper Lip. A British Petroleum executive (Michael Caine) is assigned to work with the British Army in North Africa handling port duties for incoming fuels. This gives him the official rank of Captain in the British Army.
Dr. Terror's House of Horrors
Aboard a British train, mysterious fortune teller Dr.Schreck, uses Tarot cards to read the future of five fellow passengers.
Tai-Pan
Tai-Pan is Chinese for "supreme leader". This is the man with real power to his hands. And such a Tai-Pan is Dirk Struan who is obsessed by his plan to make Hong Kong the "jewel in the crown of her British Majesty". In 1841 he achieves his goal but he has many enemies who try to destroy his plans. Will they succeed?
They Made Me a Criminal
A boxer flees believing he has comitted a murder while he was drunk.
The Witches
Following a horrifying experience with the occult in Africa, a schoolteacher moves to a small English village, only to discover that black magic resides there as well.
The Deadly Companions
Ex-army officer accidentally kills a woman's son, tries to make up for it by escorting the funeral procession through dangerous Indian territory.
Paranoiac
Simon Ashby is a wealthy psychotic who is is coddled by his aunt in their palatial mansion outside of London. One day, Ashby's long lost brother mysteriously arrives at the house, but events prove that he is an impostor, sent by Keith Kossett, son of the attorney for the family estate, who has been dipping into the family trust fund.
God Told Me To
A New York detective investigates a series of murders committed by random New Yorkers who claim that "God told them to."


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Stéphanie de Monaco launches a committed fragrance
Sugar Mizzy December 1, 2021
Princess Stéphanie of Monaco and perfumer Laurent Mazzone are teaming up for the release of a new fragrance for the benefit of the association Fight Aids Monaco.
The Princess Stephanie of Monaco got into perfumery, but not for just any reason! With this new scent called "Princess of hearts" and carried out hand in hand with the Laurent Mazzone nose, it want to fight HIV. Indeed, the funds collected by 800 first bottles sold will be entirely donated to Fight against AIDS Monaco, the association created by the Princess herself in 2004, which helps people with AIDS. Determined, involved and committed, Stéphanie of Monaco makes the fight against AIDS her priority within the principality.
"Princess of the Heart", the new perfume from Stéphanie of Monaco
© LM PERFUMES
To make this juice in question, the perfumer Laurent Mazzone has chosen to focus on the most precious essences. It is thus composed of a combination of rose petals and iris, mixed with musky notes. All twisted with a touch of patchouli. While the amber woods anchor the scent, the cashmere wood melts the scent on the skin. An olfactory creation that is graceful and full of sweetness. Results ? A scent with majestic scents, like the one from which it is inspired: Princess Stéphanie of Monaco. This generous and above all very luxurious fragrance can be found exclusively on the website of perfumes and in authorized points of sale at the price of 395 euros. A great initiative for a good cause!
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 * Date: 3/26/13
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