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Are You a Gemmo Mom?
"The odd thing about these deep and personal connections of women is that they often ignore barriers of age, economics, worldly experience, race, culture — all the barriers that, in male or mixed society, had seemed so difficult to cross."
— Gloria Steinem
In a recent conversation with my dear friend Christine, I shared a story from my time as a young mother. I hadn't considered the relevance of that story until now. During the early 80s, the decade of shoulder pads and big hair, I was a mother of two preschoolers and an officer's wife. To most, that role meant staying home, stenciling the yellowing walls of the military quarters, holding teas and NOT having a career. I did have a career. Mine was in the field of education as an innovative and aspiring school administrator. It may come as a great surprise to young women today, but just thirty years ago I was often chastised and called on the carpet by my then-husband's commanding officers. My offense was not putting my husband's career first and foremost — challenging the status quo.
This was a painful period in my life because I struggled with wanting a meaningful career that was important and right for me — versus what was expected. What I was sorely lacked was a tribe — peers who thought like I did and, more importantly, took action. Thank goodness things have changed for military spouses. But I still remember with clarity the deep sense of isolation which led me to considerable self-doubt.
Forming community
My desire to challenge the accepted way of doing things has not faded over the years. Today however, it has moved to the arena of health. Due to my history, I feel a deep bond with the women I coach who find themselves trapped between imposed healthcare norms and their deep-seated beliefs that there is another way to achieve lasting health and well-being for themselves and their children. Like me in the 1980s, these women could benefit greatly from a community of peers who shared similar struggles and mentoring on navigating upstream against an often powerful current.
I began to envision ways I could do my part to mentor and provide a safe and forum to connect.
Last spring, I launched Gemmo Moms and literally connected moms from California to Kyiv. We met bi-weekly, and the concept developed organically. Staying in tune with the needs of the group, I led them down a path of self-discovery to prepare each one to advocate for themselves and other mothers in their circle of contact.
This fall, I am thrilled to announce four independent Gemmo Moms series, which include:
Everything Acute
Conscious Conception and Pregnancy
Building Emotional Immunity
To offer this support to mothers of all ages and stages in life is so near and dear to me. I can only begin to imagine how different my self-image and life choices would have been if I had had such a group as a young woman and mother. It is my desire to be the support I would have loved and to encourage my students to begin similar groups of their own when they feel ready. I am so proud to share that some of my first students already have!
Who can join Gemmo Moms?
Any woman, at any stage of mothering, who would like to learn more about supporting natural immunity in children is invited. If you already have experience with Gemmotherapy, all the better, but if you are brand new you are equally welcome. Questions? Feel free to respond directly to this blog post so others can benefit from our exchange.
Now that you've heard my perspective, I thought it fitting that you hear what a few of the original Gemmo Moms have to say about their personal experiences in the program:
"Gemmo Moms helped me feel connected to other mamas who are exploring Gemmos with their families. It feels so good to not be pioneering this alone! There are amazing women all over the world who are curious about and inspired by this healing path. Lauren provided a safe and comfortable space for us to develop more self awareness and support one another on our Gemmo journeys."
— Kara from Austin, Texas, USA
"The Gemmo Moms program is an experience like no other! Lauren led us on a transformational journey that brought us to a greater awareness of ourselves in an incredible community of women. I highly recommend Gemmo Moms if you're looking for a deeper, more connected way of helping family, friends, or clients with Gemmotherapy."
— Christina from California, USA
"I loved my meetings with Lauren and the other beautiful women who formed our Gemmo Moms group. It felt like an anchoring moment of my busy week when I could settle while soaking in the precious information which Lauren generously shares."
— Sarah from Toulouse, France
"Gemmo Moms gave me a tribe of like minded mamas who encourage, love and support me! It helped to build my confidence, grow physically, spiritually, mentally and emotionally, and challenged me to unlock a deeper part of myself and what I'm capable of."
— Megan from Louisiana, USA
"I enjoyed connecting with other Gemmo Moms and exploring the further potential we have for better caring for others. Lauren is a thoughtful guide into insights that can be used in a practical way."
— Stephanie from Maryland, USA

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Multiple cases of intoxication occupy police in Terrace, B.C.
The Terrace RCMP responded to approximately 34 calls for service from November 4th, 8AM till November 5th, 8 AM.
The Terrace RCMP responded to approximately 34 calls for service from November 4th, 8AM till November 5th, 8 AM. During the same time period six people were lodged in Terrace Cells. Two of these people were lodged for intoxication.
Fight on Greig Ave. Police were unable to locate the persons involved in the fight. A 47 yr old intoxicated man in the area was arrested.
Police observed a woman in breach of a Recognizance condition of no contact. The 18 yr old woman was arrested and is held for court.
An intoxicated woman leaning against her car at a gas pump on Lakelse Ave. Checks determined that the 29 yr old woman was in breach of a Recognizance condition of not to consume alcohol. The woman was arrested.
A vehicle following a person and honking in the Skeena Mall parking lot. Checks of the area were done.
A light green Guess wallet containing cash and ID was lost at the theatre on Lakelse Ave.
An intoxicated man causing problems at McDonald's. The adult man attempted to flee from police. He was caught after a short foot chase and arrested.
Intoxicated woman passed out in the parking lot of McDonald's. Checks determined that the woman was in breach of a Recognizance condition of not to consume alcohol. The 29 yr old woman was arrested.
A group of men causing a disturbance on Lakelse Ave. Checks of the area were done.
An intoxicated woman yelling on Lakelse Ave. Checks determined that the woman was in breach of Undertaking condition of not to consume alcohol. The 32 yr old woman was arrested. Charges are being forwarded to Crown Counsel.
A plexiglass sign of Kentucky Fried Chicken was smashed on Lakelse Ave sometime between 1:30 AM and 3:45 AM. Under investigation.
Uplands School was vandalized by graffiti.
A man defecating in public near Tetrault Ave. Police spoke with a person and checks of the area were done.
Three drunken men screaming and yelling at a person working off Davis Ave. Police observed the three men as described. One of the men began yelling at police and took a run at one of the police officers. The adult man was arrested.
A warrant was issued for a 29 yr old man for breaching probation.
Domestic on Greig Ave. Police spoke with the people involved and a resolution was reached.
A group of people drinking in George Little Park. The group was spoken with and dispersed.
A woman seeking information on a conflict. Police spoke with the woman.
Employee of Walmart arrested an adult woman for shoplifting. She is banned from the store.
A man refusing to leave the casino. Police spoke with the man and he left.
A man trying to get into a residence on Scott Ave looking for a person not there. Checks of the area were done.
Disturbance on Davis Ave. Checks of the area were done.
Abandoned 911 call on Davis Ave. Police spoke with a person who was reporting an impaired driver. Checks of the area were done.
Two youth ran away, one being bound by a curfew condition. Police located the youth and arrested the one for breaching their curfew. The youth is held for court.
Suicidal woman. BC Ambulance transported the woman to Mills Memorial Hospital.
Missing youth. The youth returned home later in the night.
A man revving a chainsaw outside of a home on Halliwell Ave. Checks of the area were done.
A man wearing a reflective vest driving up and down Kalum St writing notes. Checks of the area were done.
Separation issues and custody dispute. Police spoke with a person.
Neighbourhood dispute. Police spoke with the two people who agreed to stop communicating.
A woman hanging off the outside of a pickup truck as it travelled down Duhan Ave/Thornhill Frontage Rd. Police spoke with the woman who suffered minor injuries. Under investigation.
A grey IPhone 6 and a silver IPhone 5 was lost somewhere on Old Lakelse Lake Dr.
Domestic assault. A woman suffered injuries. Under investigation.
Firearms were turned into the police for safekeeping till proper licensing can be obtained.


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Police: Man Arrested After Stolen Stove Fell From Pickup Truck On Route 30
Filed Under:Burglary, Gary Cawley, Local TV, North Huntingdon, Pittsburgh News, Westmoreland County
NORTH HUNTINGDON (KDKA) — Police say a man was arrested Friday after a stove he allegedly stole fell out of the bed of his pickup truck while he was driving down Route 30 in Westmoreland County.
North Huntingdon Police Officer Anna Jandric says officers were sent to the Tuscan Hills Housing Plan around for a report of a suspicious pickup truck. The truck was allegedly connected to other thefts in the housing plan.
"One of the residents came outside. He started filming the truck driving past," Jandric said. "The video was clear enough that we were able to get the license plate off of it."
(Photo Courtesy: North Huntingdon Police)
As officers were responding to the scene, police received a report that a stove had fallen out of a truck on Route 30.
The driver, later identified as 40-year-old Gary W. Cawley, apparently tried to get the stove back into the truck bed.
"He got out of the vehicle at one point, tried to pick up the stove, but was unsuccessful," Jandric said.
Cawley then tried to speed off, but officers pulled him over.
"[Cawley said] he was going to that housing plan to grab the stove and microwave for a guy that he works for named Lewis," Jandric said.
Authorities say the stove wasn't the only appliance they believe Cawley stole. According to police, the neighborhood has been hit at least three times, and this was the second time a stove was stolen from that particular house.
Cawley is facing multiple charges, including burglary.


(1.5 hrs) This "festival" format is a collection of ice-breaker activities.
Most games are active, stressing co-operation within the group while de-emphasizing competition. They are fast paced and get participants active with a minimum amount of personal risk.


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Primary What? or How to Research Right
Primary Source, is the information or material closest to a person, period, or idea being researched. ie. The recording of the newscaster at the Hindenburg disaster, or the daily journal of a soldier.
This means that a primary source was written by someone who was there first hand as a witness, or the first person to document about it. Like a police report on a crime committed in 1875, it is chronologically the first document written about the event or a document contemporaneous to the event. If there were public statements released by alleged murderers, the police report is still a primary source to the event. However, a book about the murders written 40 years later is considered a secondary source because it simply re-analyzes the primary sources.
Versus a secondary source, which cites primary sources and often builds upon, or extends the interpretation of primary sources. ie. a book or thesis about the Hindenburg disaster or a biography of a soldier in WW2.
Wikipedia is a collection of secondary sources and may cite primary sources. Wiki in and of itself, is never considered a primary source. Wiki often gives clues to where primary sources should be found. ie. "Black Bert killed a slave in Calhoun county in 1832 and was tried." Therefore, you would look up prosecution records.
In practice, assume you are researching a civil war era Texas calvary unit. There are plenty of secondary sources like books. There are a few primary sources, like published diaries of the men, and some published military orders in the congressional War of the Rebellion series. We will have to consider bias in those primary sources, but we'll address that later.


DAVAO CITY—Three of the five religious groups earlier reported to have been backing the mayoralty bid of House Speaker Prospero Nograles in Davao City denied making such an endorsement.
"It is against pastoral ethics," said Bishop Constante Claro, head of the Southeastern Mindanao jurisdiction of the United Church of Christ in the Philippines (UCCP) when asked to comment on the Mindanao Daily Mirror story which named the UCCP among the five religious groups backing Nograles.
The report which quoted Mario Tamayo, spokesperson of the Team Nograles, said that aside from the UCCP, the religious groups Jesus Is Lord of presidential candidate Brother Eddie Villanueva, El Shaddai of Brother Mike Velarde, The Loved Flock of preacher and Congressman Bingbong Crisologo, the Seventh Day Adventists were all backing Nograles. The report came after the religious group Iglesia ni Cristo announced its support for the father and daughter tandem of Mayor Rodrigo Duterte, who is running for vice mayor and Vice Mayor Sara Duterte, who is running for mayor against Nograles.
Pastor Elmer Eleazar, an elder of The Loved Flock, told Davao Today it is not the practice of their group to endorse a political candidate.
Eleazar said that Crisologo, their community leader, may have made such endorsement but if he did so, he did it as an individual and did not speak for the whole church. Eleazar said he could not yet confirm the endorsement from Crisologo, who is running for reelection as representative in the first district of Quezon City and is still on the campaign trail. Eleazar said he hadn't seen Crisologo in three months because of the campaign.
Lawyer Teodoro Pascua, secretary-general of Bangon Pilipinas, denied that his group is endorsing any local candidate in Davao.
He also explained that Bangon Pilipinas, the political party where presidential candidate Eddie Villanueva belongs, is a separate entity from the Jesus is Lord church, from which Villanueva is currently on leave. "Jesus is Lord endorses Congressman Nograles but there's no such endorsement from Bangon Pilipinas," Pascua said.
Speaker Prospero Nograles is running for city mayor against incumbent Vice Mayor Sara Duterte, daughter of outgoing Mayor Rodrigo Duterte.
Why is our politician obssessed about endorsement from religious or civic group? Is it not a sign of weakness on their personality, character and platform of government? Can they not rely on their credibility and platform of government they present to the people? The same thing with politicians hiring with high pay movie and tv personalities to entertain the crowd. They present entertainments rather than sincere and honest plan and program for the common good. With this kind of people who will be in the government, I doubt if authentic change will happen in our country. Our only hope is when people would resist all forms of political enticement that brought our country to poverty and shame.


He was a scholar and an admirer of Herbert Hoover and an early Eisenhower Republican who would deliver the keynote address at the 1964 GOP convention that nominated Barry Goldwater. Four years later, Richard Nixon would float his name, however briefly, as a would-be running mate, and when Ronald Reagan began his Cold War military buildup in 1981, there was Mark Hatfield again, the railroad blacksmith's son from the Pacific Northwest, square in the middle of the tracks as the pacifist-leaning chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
It's a remarkable pilgrimage through modern Republican politics that ended this week with the death of the 89-year-old Hatfield, a two-term Oregon governor who spent 30 years in the Senate, more than half of them as the top man for his party on the appropriations panel.
"He was one of the big trees in the forest when I got to the Senate, and there was a reason for it," said former Sen. Alan Simpson (R-Wyo.). And in a fight that echoes anew this summer, Simpson recalled Hatfield standing his ground in a tense GOP meeting in 1995, refusing to back a balanced budget constitutional amendment that ultimately failed by one vote for lack of his support.
That same constitutional amendment— only now in a form that also requires a supermajority to increase taxes — is back at the forefront of the GOP's new tea party agenda. And much as Hatfield survived — and thrived — in the old Senate GOP, it's difficult to imagine him not being savaged by today's party given the rancor displayed in this summer's debt ceiling fight.
Indeed, Hatfield would leave the Senate a year later in 1996, and Republicans have since adopted conference rules that make it harder for a chairman be so independent. But Howard Baker, the former Republican leader elected from Tennessee in 1966 as part of the same Senate class as Hatfield, cautioned that going against one's party on a big vote is never easy.
"It was as difficult then as it is now," Baker told POLITICO of his friend.
Hatfield's trademark, almost satirical, Senate reserve took off some of the edge.
This was a senator who never quite stopped being Oregon's governor and carried himself as the consummate well-dressed gentleman — once speaking of this reporter as the "seediest" he had ever encountered in the Capitol. He ordered a modern federal courthouse redesigned to ensure there were traditional columns. And when the late Sen. Ted Stevens took over the appropriations chairmanship in 1997, the gruff Alaskan used the Hatfield image to hide his own gentle side.
"Saint Mark" — as some critics called him— was a devout Baptist whose prayer breakfast religiosity and friendships with evangelical leaders were real enough. But the anti-war, anti death-penalty sentiments that so marked Hatfield's political career were grounded too in grittier personal experiences.


It has taken two weeks to try and figure out how to start this review decently WITHOUT using a reference to Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Perhaps I shouldn't bother, as Days of Wonder includes at least two references to the legendary movie inside the game itself. What they have also done is saved a rather remarkable game from the demise of the original publisher, Eurogames.
Days of Wonder does make pretty games. They have an amazing French artist and illustrator, gorgeous plastic bits with great sculpts, and beautifully printed German cards and boards. Shadows Over Camelot has even more beautiful plumage than most of their games. The artwork covers 4 full boards, 100 cards, and 7 character boards. The plastic bits include a castle load of knights, catapults, Saxons, Picts, the Holy Grail, and the hand of a watery…woman holding up a sword.
The boards all show various knightly quests. These all involve playing specific cards onto the board in various combinations. They are not completed in sequence, but the game action takes place on all of the quests at once.
The game itself, designed by Serge Laget & Bruno Cathala, is both simple and terrifyingly complex. You win by completing quests successfully and gaining white swords. You lose by losing quests and gaining too many black swords, or getting 12 catapults surrounding Camelot.
Your turn is also simple: Do something bad, then do something good. Bad things involve flipping up a black card (which causes the the quests to progress toward failure) adding a catapult, or selflessly losing a life point. Good things include moving to a new quest, playing a single white card, or accusing someone of treason (more about that later).
That sounds really simple, and you can explain the core of the game in 5 minutes. It takes several games to remember all of the niggling details, like the different quests, the various special cards, details on when you can accuse people, and the various uses for life points. Many of these are summarized on the player cards, but it is a bit daunting to try and learn them all. The game is far easier to learn than to try and slog through the rules because of the details, and the two massive rulebooks are totally daunting, but are extremely organized for quick reference.
The game is basically like plate spinning. The black cards make the plates slow down and drop, your white cards spin the plates, and it takes you time to move between the plates. The game is cooperative, so all of the knights do work together to keep the plates spinning. The real problem is that a single knight often cannot finish a quest by himself. You need help. All of the knights together can usually tear through a quest quickly, but ignored quests can fail quickly.
The game isn't entirely cooperative. One player is a traitor. That player is secretly trying to sabotage the rest of the knights. As long as he stays hidden, he gets to flip two of the white swords to black swords at the end of the game. The trick is to help, but not too much. And you only want to reveal yourself if it is going to seriously screw the other knights in some way. The game does allow quite a few opportunities for subterfuge. Players are forbidden to discuss their hands. All discarded cards are played face down. Two quests can only be completed by a single knight and are locked if a knight is already there. You can hold 12 cards in your hand, so you can hoard a lot of useful cards and keep them from other players.
Playing the traitor is fun…lots of fun. You get to pretend to be all sweetness and light and helpful while at the same time being as overtly vicious and spiteful. The game is mercifully fun for the other knights, although not as wickedly cool. For the Loyals, there is a fairly simple challenge of optimizing your movement and card plays, the tension of impending doom as your quests slowly work their way toward failure, the trickiness of trying to second guess your partners' moves without being allowed to communicate information about your hand, and the absolute torment of trying to work out the traitor.
Lack of communication is VITAL to the game. The rules dance around the issue of how much table talk is allowed, but less is definitely better. This keeps one player from dominating the group strategy (which happens in Reiner Knizia's Lord of the Rings [Winter 2001 GA REPORT]) and allows the game's very dark age-like aura of fear and suspicion to come to the forefront.
Another odd thing I discovered about the game is that I did not entirely like it at first. The first three plays were totally absorbing while I was playing them, but the game felt like it would grow stale after a handful of weeks. I played it more with different players and the game can go very differently. Like Lord of the Rings, you can get more skillful, and there are a number of approaches to the game that become apparent. The cards you get in your initial hand do a lot to determine how a game will progress, and change both your strategies and add to the flavor. Some of the black special cards are game-wreckingly powerful. Games without a Traitor may go very easily, or quite badly, depending on the suspicious nature of any participants.


Protecting your home or business has never been more confusing. With various investments in home and business protection and frustrating regulations, it can seem almost impossible to know how to protect your assets best.
Homeowners in Cape Coral, Fort Myers, and all over Southwest Florida may be left wondering if they need Florida flood insurance to be protected.
While this coverage isn't mandatory for your mortgage unless you live in a flood zone, you could still face financial ruin without the right protection.
Forecasters are already predicting an active 2018 hurricane season. And even if Southwest Florida doesn't bear the brunt of a storm, it could result in floods.
Even homeowners who own their house outright are in serious jeopardy if they live in a designated flood zone and don't have the proper insurance. Unfortunately, some homeowners believe they are saving money if their mortgage company doesn't mandate the coverage.
But the reason mortgage companies mandate coverage in those areas is the high risk involved. You aren't saving money; you are just taking on more risk.
Is flood insurance necessary in Florida? Definitely yes if you live in a flood zone.
If you have looked at your homeowner's insurance policy lately, you might notice coverage for flooding. So many homeowners feel protected by this clause and don't learn the ugly truth until it's too late.
The floods your homeowner's insurance protects against are ones that originate from water inside your home. If the flooding is from storms, a storm surge, or drainage issues you are out of luck.
Water that originates from outside the home is not covered.
Many residents of Southwest Florida wonder: Is flood insurance necessary when FEMA may help out after a storm?
The answer is an absolute yes. FEMA may offer flood mitigation assistance grants, but the amounts will not be enough to recover all of your losses.
You may suffer huge losses if you depend on FEMA alone.
It's not your imagination. We are seeing more storms with more flooding in Florida these days.
And there is no end in sight anytime soon. It's a good time to have flood insurance for all residents of Southwest Florida.
Once you realize how beneficial flood insurance is for protecting your assets, there is only one question. Who should you trust with your insurance needs?
Herndon Carr & Co. Insurance can help. We have been providing commercial and personal insurance products and services in Southwest Florida since 1974.
Plus, we are an insurance broker. That means we offer insurance policies from numerous insurance providers for auto, home, life, and health.
Herndon Carr & Co. can get multiple quotes and help you pick the best. When it comes to Florida flood insurance, we can give you the protection and peace of mind you need.
Don't wait for the next big storm. Contact Herndon Carr & Co. today.


On the 21 March 2015 M Shed became the eighth cultural partner to exhibit Open for Business, the national touring exhibition which aims to tell the story of British manufacturing and industry through the lens of nine Magnum photographers.
The preview night was a resounding success with the attendance of Bristol-based Magnum photographer Martin Parr, who had visited eleven manufacturing companies in the region including Aardman Animations, Libertine Bicycles, Cameron Balloons and BAE Systems.
Representatives from some of the companies photographed by Martin attended the preview including Libertine Bicycles, Robin Mather and Renishaw.
Check out a few photographs from the event below.
For more information about the exhibition at M Shed and associated events see their website. See behind the scenes images of the photographers' shoots on the Open for Business Tumblr.


Machine learning is the next big thing in the technology field. It is the part of Artificial Intelligence. Machine learning enables computers to do certain tasks, such as voice recognition, diagnosis, planning, robot control, prediction, etc., without being explicitly programmed.
If you want to join machine learning field, then you need to learn Python, C++, R, Java languages at some point. It will help you speed up your code, works in statistics and plots. Side by side you should learn data structures like stacks, queues, multi-dimensional arrays, trees, graphs, etc., algorithms like searching, sorting, optimization, dynamic programming, etc., computability and complexity of P, NP, NP-complete problems, big-O notation, approximate algorithms, etc., and computer architecture such as memory, cache, bandwidth, deadlocks, distributed processing, etc.
Standard implementations of Machine Learning algorithms are widely available through libraries/packages/APIs, but applying them effectively you should have a deep understanding of a broad set of algorithms and applied math.
Probability and statistics are at the heart of the Machine Learning algorithms. You need to have a firm understanding of probability and stats to work with Naive Bayes, Gaussian Mixture Models, and Hidden Markov Models.
Most of the time, machine learning entails working with large data sets. To process this large data you need a cluster of computing. Projects such as Apache Hadoop and cloud services like Google computing engine or Amazon's EC2, which makes it easier and cost-effective.
At the end of the day, a Machine Learning engineer's typical output or deliver a software or system. And often it is a small component that fits into a larger ecosystem of products and services. You need to understand how these different pieces work together, communicate with them and build appropriate interfaces for your component that others will depend on.
The machine learning field is growing rapidly as companies try to get the most out of emerging technologies. There have always a new implementation and improvisation in this field. So, you should keep your up to date, learn from practice and read as much as you can. There are great free machine learning books online and you should read those also.


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You must place jquery script on top as it load jquery first in order to identify $.

But here I have already placed in order.

A: use <body onload="myFunction()">
you can't use $(document).ready because you cannot guarantee that jquery has loaded by the time the script is executed.
even though you have included the script at the top, browsers will load scripts asynchronously.
so you must use the html body onload method to ensure that all elements (scripts included) have finished loading.

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Through my autobiographical reflective ethnography of my Soviet childhood, schooling and teaching, I try to investigate the phenomenon of political multiple consciousness that I observed in the USSR and its development in children. In my analysis, I abstracted eight diverse types of consciousness, five of which are political in their nature.
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Why I Write, Book 2
By: Karl Ove Knausgaard, Ingvild Burkey - translator
Narrated by: Edoardo Ballerini
Series: Why I Write, Book 2
Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, Art & Literature
By: Karl Ove Knausgaard,Ingvild Burkey - translator
The Why I Write series is based on the Windham-Campbell Lectures, delivered annually to commemorate the awarding of the Donald Windham-Sandy M. Campbell Literature Prizes at Yale University. Administered by Yale's Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, the series publishes works based on the lecture given by the event's keynote speaker.
In Inadvertent, internationally best-selling author Karl Ove Knausgaard reveals his beginnings as a writer and his literary influences, as well as his creative development and his struggles. But this audiobook is more than a window into the writer's frame of mind. It's also a glimmering meditation on literature and creativity - on its limitations and its freedoms.
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©2018 Karl Ove Knausgaard (P)2018 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
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I write because I want to open the world
Thoughts are the enemy of the inadvertent, for if one thinks about how something will seem to others, if one thinks about if something is important or good enough, if one begins to calculate or pretend, then it is no longer inadvertent and accessable as itself, but only as what we have made it into.
- Karl Ove Knausgaard, Inadvertent
The second book published in the Windam-Campbell and Yale Press series 'Why I Write'. This short book is the lecture Knausgaard gave at the 2017 Windam-Campbell Prize ceremony at Yale. Knausgaard reflects on why he writes and his approach to writing. He travels a lot of the same ground he has traveled in his fiction, auto-biographical fiction, and his writing about art. He describes his motivations, inspiriations, frustrations, and theories of literature, art, life, form, and writing.
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Literature is not primarily a place for truths, it is the space where truths play out (pg 2).
That is what writing is: creating a space in which something can be said (pg 3).
All language casts a shadow, and that shadow can be more or less apprehended, but never quite controlled (pg 13).
Writing is about making something accessable, allowing something to reveal itself (pg 27).
This is because I have hit upon it inadvertently, or it has to hit upon me. It is one thing to know somehthing, another to write about it and often knowing stands in the way of writing (pg 40).
Yes, I write because I want to open the world. (pg 46).
What we seek in art is meaning. The meaningful carries an obligation. With obligation comes consequences. (pg 65).
This was what I had been longing for. This was writing. To lose sight of yourself, and yet to use yourself, or that part of yourself that was beyond the control of your ego. And then to see something foreign appear on the page in front of you. (pg 81).
From Frustration to Understanding
In this Speech presented as an Essay, Knausgaard traces his journey to becoming a Writer through his analysis of the works of writers and artists from Munch and Van Gogh through Mallarmé and Borges to Tolstoy and Turgenev. He relates his years of failure and frustration, trying to understand why he wants to write and what the purpose of writing actually is.
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Outdoor seating. A permitted outdoor seating area for patrons of restaurants, cafes, supper clubs, coffee shops, and on-sale licensed establishments.
(1) Any incidental repair or retail trade necessary to conduct a permitted principal use shall be permitted as an accessory use.
(c) Mixed use downtown district (MU-D).
(e) Mixed use regional district (MU-R).
(1) On private property. Outdoor seating on private property shall be subject to the General Development Plan application and review process.
a. Site Plan. A site plan shall be submitted that includes the location and dimensions of the outdoor seating area; proposed type and location of fencing or other separation barriers; proposed dimensioned layout of tables and seating; dimensions of the building; and proximity to customer parking and sidewalks. Photographs of the area and specification for proposed outdoor barriers and furniture shall be included.
b. Design. Outdoor seating areas shall be separated from the public areas, by fence or other acceptable means, and shall be designed so as to be architecturally compatible with existing structures on the subject property.
c. Location. Outdoor seating areas shall be contiguous to the building in which the business is located and may not extend into the parking lot or sidewalk, unless otherwise approved by the City.
d. Access. Outdoor seating areas may only be accessed internally from within the business.
(2) On public sidewalks. No business may place tables, chairs or other seating a public sidewalk for use as outdoor seating without first obtaining approval from the City.
a. Approval. Eligible persons, organizations or businesses must submit an application and scaled site plan for review and approval by the City demonstrating compliance to performance standards of this Code.
i. Application. A business interested in outdoor seating shall submit the following material: outdoor seating application, site plan and certificate of insurance.
ii. Site Plan. A site plan shall be submitted that includes the location and dimensions of the outdoor seating area; proposed type and location of fencing or other separation barriers; proposed dimensioned layout of tables and seating; dimensions of the building; and existing public improvements, such as fire hydrants, bus shelters, trees and tree grates, etc. Photographs of the area and specification for proposed outdoor barriers and furniture shall be included.
iii. Application. The Site Plan must be submitted a minimum of 30 days prior to the placement of any furniture on the public sidewalk.
i. Design. Outdoor seating areas shall be separated from the public areas, by movable stanchions, fencing or other acceptable means, and shall be designed so as to be architecturally compatible with existing structures on the subject property. Barriers may not be anchored to the sidewalk.
ii. Furnishings. Permitted outdoor furnishings include tables, chairs and umbrellas. Furniture shall be in good condition, movable and shall not be affixed to the public sidewalk. Furniture in disrepair shall be removed from the public sidewalk.
iii. Use. The operation of an outdoor seating area must be related to the sale of food or drink of the adjacent, permitted business.
iv. Location. The outdoor seating area shall be contiguous to the building in which the business is located and may not extend past the boundaries fronting the business.
v. Pedestrian Space. The outdoor seating area shall maintain a minimum of a five (5) foot unencumbered pedestrian aisle on the public sidewalk, unless otherwise approved by the City.
vi. Trash. The business shall keep the outdoor seating area clean and shall provide trash receptacles for the accumulation of garbage, trash, and debris related to outdoor seating during business hours.
vii. Hours of Operation. Outdoor seating shall cease operation by 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 11:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, unless otherwise approved by the City.
viii. Duration. The use of a public sidewalk for outdoor seating shall be allowed between May 1 and October 31 of each calendar year.
ix. Seating Occupancy. The maximum occupancy for the approved outdoor seating area shall be limited to the approved Site Plan.
c. Insurance. The business shall provide insurance that will indemnify the City from any personal injury or property damage resulting from the approved use of outdoor seating for a business on a public sidewalk. Minimum liability limits shall be set by the City.
d. Temporary Suspension. The City may temporarily suspend the use of an outdoor seating area for any reason and for any length of time, including during special events, community events and parades, or other reasons deemed appropriate by the City.
e. Renewal. Approval of outdoor seating shall be valid from the date of issuance and shall expire annually on December 31. Renewal of outdoor seating shall require submittal of an application, certificate of insurance, indemnity agreement and site plan, showing revisions if applicable.
f. Enforcement. Any violation of this Code may result in the loss of outdoor seating for the business.
Passed by the City Council of the City of Rogers, Hennepin County, Minnesota, this 28th day of August, 2018.


Match report – Coláiste Bhaile Chláir vs Mercy Tuam.
Posted October 25, 2016 by Josette Farrell in News.
On Friday the 21st of October, the U14 girls' football team of Coláiste Bhaile Chláir took on Mercy Secondary School Tuam in Knockdoe pitch. Throw in was at 11 o clock on a frosty morning.
The game set off with a trilling start by Kate Slevin, who scored the opening point in the first 5 minutes of the game. This was followed by a quick attack by the Mercy, but this was short lived when Nikki Sweeny made a great block. Shauna Brennan showed great sportsman-ship when she got back up onto her feet following a knock in the opening 10 minutes of the game. Claregalway showed no signs of slowing down when Katelynn McMahon score an excellent goal in the middle of the first half. This was followed by another point by Kate Slevin. By the end of first 30 minutes, Claregalway had an impressive start with 2 goals, thanks to Katelynn McMahon, and 4 points, 3 from Kate Slevin and one from Chellene Trill.
The whistle blew again to commence the second half. Chellene Trill had a brilliant game by putting her blocking skills to good use. In the opening minutes of the second half, Kate Slevin scored her 4th point of the game. Kiara Kearney put great pressure on the opposing team to make sure they remained ahead coming towards the middle of the final half. Shauna Brennan then scored a fantastic point to put Claregalway well in the lead. In the 55th minute, Rebecca Hynes, no.15, was replaced by Alva Collins. Kate Slevin made sure she would not be forgotten as she scored another two points within minutes of each other, which brought her up to 6 points out of 8 so far. Kiara Kearney showed great defence skills as she saved a ball going straight for goal. Katelynn McMahon, who had a brilliant game scored a lovely point in the 60th minute of the game. Kiara Kearney added another point to the score board as she kicked the ball over the bar, which was followed by another, thanks to Chellene Trill. Shortly after wards, in the final few minutes, Shauna Brennan put even more scores on the board by sending the ball into the back of the net for another great goal. Finally, just to seal the deal, Katelynn McMahon got her hat trick by scoring her third goal in the final few seconds of the game.
The game finished with a score of 4 – 11 to Claregalway to 4 point to Mercy Tuam, a well-deserved win for Claregalway. The player who shone the most was Katelynn McMahon, who scored a total of 3-01. She only began playing Gaelic football in the summer and is definitely one to watch in the future.


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Before you go ahead to pick your wedding playlist two things you must note is this, it's your day, it's between you and your spouse, so it has to make the both of you feel good, and the guests are there to share in your happiness, so they have to like the song too. So you're not just thinking for you, you're thinking for you and a few( or a lot) other people who came to be happy with you. Another thing is, what you're picking has to reflect romance, it also has to reflect happiness.
Now that you have the requirements for a wedding playlist down, here are a few tips for picking your wedding playlist.
Know the kind of wedding you're having first before deciding the kind of music that would go. For example Pharrell's 'Happy' would be out of place in an English themed traditional wedding, you don't expect the 'prim and proper' to take off their shoes and start clapping and going round in circles now do you? Understand the kind of wedding you're having first before choosing the list.
No one wants to move from Adele's 'make you feel my love' to a heavy metal rock song in split second. Put them according to their kbps, if you don't know how to arrange songs according to their kbps, another way to do this is to put all of them in a playlist, wear a headphone, close your eyes and listen, your reaction to the entrance of each song should help you order then perfectly, so people don't jump from Ed Sheeran's 'perfect' to Imagine Dragons' Demons, without a preamble.
The acoustic of the place you're wedding in, find out how good it is, know if the sound there is good, your songs will sound better in a place with better acoustic.
Here you go, picking a playlist s not so complicated if you know what to do.
Finally, if you cannot handle all of these get a DJ, with a strict instruction of what you'd want for your wedding. Your music is important, you should have the best.


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    case PrerenderHost::FinalStatus::kEmbedderTriggeredAndCrossOriginRedirected:
      return "EmbedderTriggeredAndCrossOriginRedirected";
    case PrerenderHost::FinalStatus::kEmbedderTriggeredAndDestroyed:
      return "EmbedderTriggeredAndDestroyed";
  }
  NOTREACHED();
  return "";
}

const char* GetFinalStatus(PrerenderHost& host) {
  absl::optional<PrerenderHost::FinalStatus> final_status = host.final_status();
  if (final_status) {
    return FinalStatusToString(final_status.value());
  } else {
    return "FinalStatus is not set";
  }
}

}  // namespace

PrerenderInternalsHandlerImpl::PrerenderInternalsHandlerImpl(
    mojo::PendingReceiver<mojom::PrerenderInternalsHandler> receiver)
    : receiver_(this, std::move(receiver)) {}

PrerenderInternalsHandlerImpl::~PrerenderInternalsHandlerImpl() = default;

void PrerenderInternalsHandlerImpl::GetPrerenderInfo(
    GetPrerenderInfoCallback callback) {
  if (!blink::features::IsPrerender2Enabled()) {
    std::move(callback).Run(std::vector<mojom::PrerenderInfoPtr>());
    return;
  }

  std::vector<mojom::PrerenderInfoPtr> infos;
  std::vector<WebContentsImpl*> all_contents =
      WebContentsImpl::GetAllWebContents();

  for (WebContentsImpl* web_contents : all_contents) {
    mojom::PrerenderInfoPtr info = mojom::PrerenderInfo::New();

    PrerenderHostRegistry* prerender_host_registry =
        web_contents->GetPrerenderHostRegistry();

    prerender_host_registry->ForEachPrerenderHost(base::BindRepeating(
        [](mojom::PrerenderInfo* info, PrerenderHost& host) {
          mojom::PrerenderedPageInfoPtr prerendered_page_info =
              mojom::PrerenderedPageInfo::New();
          RenderFrameHostImpl* render_frame_host =
              host.GetPrerenderedMainFrameHost();
          prerendered_page_info->url = render_frame_host->GetLastCommittedURL();
          prerendered_page_info->trigger_page_url = host.initiator_url();
          prerendered_page_info->final_status = GetFinalStatus(host);

          info->prerendered_page_infos.push_back(
              std::move(prerendered_page_info));
        },
        info.get()));

    if (info->prerendered_page_infos.empty()) {
      continue;
    }

    infos.push_back(std::move(info));
  }

  std::move(callback).Run(std::move(infos));
}

}  // namespace content

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package net.sf.mmm.util.validation.base.time;

import java.time.Instant;

import net.sf.mmm.util.lang.api.attribute.AttributeReadValue;

/**
 * Implementation of {@link ValidatorTimeBefore} for {@link Instant}.
 *
 * @author Joerg Hohwiller (hohwille at users.sourceforge.net)
 * @since 8.5.0
 */
public class ValidatorInstantBefore extends ValidatorTimeBefore<Instant> {

  /**
   * The constructor.
   *
   * @param valueSource the {@link AttributeReadValue source} of the value to compare to.
   */
  public ValidatorInstantBefore(AttributeReadValue<Instant> valueSource) {
    super(valueSource);
  }

  /**
   * The constructor.
   *
   * @param value the value to compare to.
   */
  public ValidatorInstantBefore(Instant value) {
    super(value);
  }

  @Override
  protected boolean isBefore(Instant value, Instant limit) {

    return value.isBefore(limit);
  }

}


Applications for all of the iSchool's study abroad programs are now open. Trent Hill, iSchool Senior Lecturer, will be hosting an info session for Dutch Designs: Research & Information Systems, this week on Friday, in MGH 310D from 12:30-1:30. He will also hold a couple of online sessions as well, which he will schedule once he has the URL for the meeting space.
Until then, if you'd like to whet your appetite for information on the program, you can take a look at the info presentation Trent put together last year at http://uweoconnect.extn.washington.edu/publicnex2011info/ . (Please note: It might not play properly on computers running Mac OS X Lion. Trent will do a revised and rerecorded version of it next week.) It's mostly in the "Oh the Fun Things You'll Do" genre. For more nitty-gritty details, you should also check out the program's e-brochure at http://tinyurl.com/4d9fl4a (which is also conveniently where you can apply).
You should also consider taking part in one of the iSchool's other study abroad programs, which this year will be in Ghana and South Korea. The UW makes it pretty easy for students to study abroad, and it's an opportunity you shouldn't miss!
Regardless of which program you apply for, applications will be open through March 1, but since we'll need to interview you, you really shouldn't wait until the last minute to apply.


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Home · Lifestyle · Money & Career
Meet Sisters Who Combined Their Gifts, Bet On Themselves and Brought A Winning Cake Business To Life
Sheyna and Shari Laidley are the Black girl magic duo behind Brooklyn-based company SheyNichez' specialty cakes. Get inspired by how they reached for their dreams and found success and happiness.
By Charli Penn	· Updated April 23, 2021
If you're all about Netflix, sisters Sheyna and Shari Liadley might look familiar. They're fresh off their winning streak on Netflix series Sugar Rush Holiday and their company Shey Ni Chez Catering Services is behind some of the most gorgeous specialty cakes you've seen floating around your feeds.
As sweet as it was to watch Black women taking the number one spot on the series, it's Sheyna and Shari's inspiring backstory that's truly the icing on the cake—see what we did there?
Sheyna developed a passion for cooking at a young age which led to her studying culinary arts and hospitality management after high school. Right after graduating in early 2010, Sheyna and Shari, her big sister, walked by a Black-owned bakery in her neighborhood and was mesmerized by how beautiful the window displays filled with decadent pastries and cakes looked. Shari talked Sheyna into walking in, introducing herself and giving the owner her resume. The bakery wasn't hiring at the time, but a month later she got a call offering her a job. "I had to bake for her, and then she hired me on the spot," Sheyna recalls. As soon as she got in the door, her love affair with creating specialty cakes began. Shari had an interior design background, and eventually she began working at the bakery too and helping design events. "During that time, I took advantage of learning what they were doing in the kitchen—it wasn't just plain sheet cakes, she was decorating fondant cakes, which I thought was so dope. That's art to me. I would see what they were doing and I would ask her, 'Hey, how do you do that?' I was doing the design work for the owner's events and helping in the kitchen with the designing of the cakes."'
Then just as they were finding their groove, the bakery they worked at went under and the owner had to let them go. They walked away with nothing but gratitude and a newfound passion for creating one-of-a-kind cakes. "It was my dream job," Sheyna shares. "When you bake from scratch, it's not easy. Cake is not easy to work with. It takes skill, it takes time to learn how to do things and I learned a lot from her. Kudos to her for that."
Seeing her sister distraught over having to say goodbye to a job that had brought her such joy, helped Shari come up with an idea. "Sheyna, we should just do this ourselves," she told her little sister. "Why can't we?"
And, so they did. Sheyna and Shari, who come from a family of foodies, decided to bet on themselves and all they had learned working at the bakery, and they began planning to open Shey Ni Chez Catering Services right from their home kitchen. "We made our own recipes and we started decorating cakes," Sheyna says. "We did little cakes and pastries for our friends and family, and basically [began building our business] through word of mouth." As their business bloomed, they doubled down on their craft, buying state of the art appliances for their kitchen and expanding their clientele. "We have two fridges, we have two stoves, two ovens," says Shari, proud that they've been able to keep their overhead down and still grow their business from home—something that has been a godsend during the pandemic when many small businesses had to shutter. "God knows what He does," Shari continues.
A post shared by ^SHEY NI CHEZ^ (@sheynichez)
Shey Nichez' big Netflix debut wasn't an accident, it was pure manifestation–the business savvy go-getting duo pitched themselves to the show because they loved watching and believed they deserved a chance to be there and compete. They never heard back, then a year later, the producers found them. Now the world is getting to know these fierce culinary queens and their spot on motto: "It looks good, but it tastes better."
TOPICS: black women entrepreneurs


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