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Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy
Postdoctoral Fellowship at University of Texas Medical Branch
04/2015 - Galveston, Texas, United States
Clinical Ethics, Translational Research Ethics
PhD from University of Texas Medical Branch
Medical Humanities, Healthcare Ethics, Literature and Medicine, History of Medicine
Literature and Medicine
Professional Statement
Andrew Childress, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor in the Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy at Baylor College of Medicine and a Clinical Ethicist at Houston Methodist Hospital and Baylor St. Luke's Medical Center He has a Ph.D. in Medical Humanities and has completed a postdoctoral fellowship in Clinical and Translational Research Ethics at The University of Texas Medical Branch. His research interests include the integration of the humanities within medical education, illness narratives within the context of clinical ethics consultations, and the ethics of research using human subjects.
Stephens, Ashley L., Courtenay R. Bruce, Andrew Childress, and Janet Malek. ""Why Families Get Angry: Practical Strategies for Clinical Ethics Consultants to Rebuild Trust between Angry Families and Clinicians in the Critical Care Environment."." HEC Forum. 2019 February 28:[Epub ahead of print]. Pubmed PMID: 30820819
Childress, A. M., and C. R. Thomas. ""Navigating the Perfect Storm: Ethical Guidance for Conducting Research Involving Participants with Multiple Vulnerabilities."." Kennedy Inst Ethics. 2018;28(4):451-478. Pubmed PMID: 30713194
Bruce CR, Bibler T, Childress A, Fedson S. "Legislating how critical care physicians discuss and implement do-not-resuscitate orders." J Crit Care.. 2018 April(44):459-461. Pubmed PMID: 29287932
Bruce CR, Bibler T, Childress A, Fedson S. "Legislating Medicine: The Need for Evidence, Argument, and Alliance.." Crit Care Med. 2018 May;46(5):788-790. Pubmed PMID: 29252931
Zeybek, B., A. M. Childress, G. S. Kilic, J. Y. Phelps, L. D. Pacheco, M. A. Carter, and M. A. Borahay.. "Management of the Jehovah's Witness in Obstetrics and Gynecology: A Comprehensive Medical, Ethical, and Legal Approach." Obstet Gynecol Surv. 2016 August;71(8):488-500.
Bruce CR, Bibler T, Childress AM, Stephens AL, Pena AM, Allen NG.. "Navigating Ethical Conflicts between Advance Directives and Surrogate Decision Makers' Interpretations of Patient Wishes." Chest.. 2015 October 22;149(2):532-567. Pubmed PMID: 26502321
Kutac J, Osipov R, Childress A. "Innovation Through Tradition: Rediscovering the "Humanist" in the Medical Humanities.." J Med Humanit.. 2015 October 11;37(4):371-387. Pubmed PMID: 26561349
Brody H, Childress AM.. "Understanding randomization: helpful strategies.." Am J Bioeth.. 2009 February;9(2):14-15. Pubmed PMID: 19180384


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"The Imprinted Time" - A dedication evening to Andrei Tarkovsky
ЗАПЕЧАТЛЕННОЕ ВРЕМЯ
Вечер-посвящение Андрею Тарковскому
Date: August 25
Place: Moscow Guberniya Theatre (Volgogradsky Prospekt, 121)
Age limit: 0+
Taking part in the production are Andrei Tarkovsky Jr., Sergey Bezrukov, Anatoly Beliy, Duo Gazzana, Dmitry Klepatski
Andrei Tarkovsky - «The Imprinted Time»
«Art affirms all that is best in man – hope, faith, love, beauty, prayer... What dreams of and what he hopes for...»
On August 25, at the Moscow Guberniya Theatre, a dedication evening to the great Soviet Russian film director Andrei Tarkovsky will take place - «The Imprinted Time». Participating in the concert will be the director's son, Andrei Tarkovsky Jr.; actor Sergey Bezrukov, People's Artist of the RF; actor Anatoly Beliy, Honored Artist of the RF; Italian Duo Gazzana.
Rich in ethical content, the concert will include the recitations of passages from Andrei Arsenyevich Tarkovsky's works devoted to the esthetics and theory of filmmaking, as performed by Anatoly Beliy; of the poems of the director's father, Arseny Tarkovsky, read by Sergey Bezrukov; and the direсtor's favorite works by classical and contemporary composers, performed by Duo Gazzana (Italy). Their appearances on the stage will go parallel to an exclusive video sequence of the family's photo-and video archives, recordings of interviews and fragments from Andrei Tarkovsky's films.
Sergey Bezrukov, actor, People's Artist of the RF: «Andrei Tarkovsky's name is well-known all over the world. What I like is his unhurriedness, his long, detailed takes – in our time of fast clipmaking, nobody films like that – and it's too bad. Because this contemplation adds volume and deepness, and, thus, carries the narrative beyond the framework of everyday life, and we get a feeling that we see not a little corner of the world but a whole Universe, where every tiny nuance has a lot of sense. All but in every of Tarkovsky's films we hear poems of his father, Arseny Tarkovsky, and I guess that the source of the son's imagery lies in these very poems. The Tarkovskys' cinema and poetry were so interweaved that one hardly can imagine Andrei Tarkovsky's films without those verses. I'm happy that the evening in memory of the great film director will be held on the stage of Moscow Guberniya Theatre, and I'll have a great pleasure to read Arseny Tarkovsky's verses.»
Anatoly Beliy, actor, Honored Artist of the RF: «To me, Andrei Tarkovsky is an absolute of creation, a man who totally devoted his life to art, and even subordinated it to the laws of art. I think he was not only creating – he lived only by the categories of cinema. He was the embodiment of true Artist. It's a great honor for me to read at that function in his memory his notes, and to make known the thoughts and images of that great man.»
The director of the dedication evening is the film director's son, Andrei Tarkovsky Jr., who specially came home from Italy for his father's memorial night.
Andrei Tarkovsky Jr., film director: «My father's creative work goes far beyond filmmaking. It's hard to overestimate the influence his art had, and is still having, on different people all over the world, and not only professional people. Painters, poets, writers, filmmakers, musicians find inspiration and new creative paths thanks to Andrei Tarkovsky's films, even people, far removed from the creative process,
when they come in contact with his exceptional poetic outlook (of course, if that outlook is in consonance with their own) experience an emotional and spiritual revelation, discovering the artist's amazing and mysterious inner world that can profoundly influence their lives. I've never heard a filmgoer say about other directors' films that "this film has changed my life". And I hear it quite often about Tarkovsky's films. So, our dedication evening is not just an effort to pay tribute to the memory of the great film director, but to get a little closer to his inner world, to the artist's "laboratory", where his great images were born and where his world outlook was formed, thanks to the passages from his books and speeches and the most abundant photo and video archives (from the materials of Tarkovsky Archive in Florence,
where, practically, all of Tarkovsky's documents are gathered), as well as the works of Bach and contemporary composers, whose creations were consonant with the imagery world of Tarkovsky.».
Duo Gazzana wishes to pay a tribute to Andrei Tarkovsky's creative works for the unique spiritual values they've shared with the world. Therefore, the duo will present a concert, dedicated to the film director, which will include his favorite musical pieces and some that would have certainly touched his heart. As Andrei Tarkovsky had lent a great cultural significance to cinema - the youngest among the arts, by the way - by including in his films the images and music of the most prominent painters and composers throughout the history of world culture, so, in the concert's program, the music of composers of the past will sound harmonious with the works of contemporary authors. Thus, Bach's music, so much loved by Tarkovsky and often played in his films, alternates with modern compositions, which, spiritually, are akin to Tarkovsky's creativity.
Dmitry Klepatski, producer: «Tarkovsky's films have a special place in Soviet cinema. His name still represents the Soviet and Russian cinema abroad. His films are loved and adored all over the world. This year, we'll mark 30 years since he died, and we would like to invite everybody who appreciates Tarkovsky's work to pay him a tribute».
IMPRESSED TIME
A dedication evening to Andrei Tarkovsky
Andrei Tarkovsky (April 4, 1932 — December 29, 1986) — Russian Soviet film director and screenwriter. From 1980, worked in Western Europe. People's Artist of the RSFSR, one of the 20th-century most prominent film directors, whose works had a great influence on the country's and the world's development of cinema.
Andrei Tarkovsky Jr., son of Andrei Arsenyevich Tarkovsky, a documentary film director. Resides in Florence, Italy. Graduated from Florence Art College and, in 2006, finished the Roma Film Academy in Cinecittà. Andrei Junior made several documentaries, such as «Bastignano» (short film), Rome, 2006, top prize at the festival «Сorti di Sabaudia», 2006, Italy; «Andrei Tarkovsky: A Remembrance» - «Atlanta», Moscow, 1996.; the documentary «Manfredi. Un ritratto sommesso» (Manfredi. A Modest Portrait) – Rome, 2005
Andrei Tarkovsky Jr. is also President of the Andrei Tarkovsky International Institute based in Florence and Paris. As the sole heir to the copyright and moral rights on his father's artistic heritage, he is popularizing Andrei Tarkovsky's works and archives. Andrei Tarkovsky International Institute puts out books and DVDs, organizes exhibitions, retrospectives, concerts and symposia, devoted to the film director, in Europe and all over the world.
Sergey Bezrukov – Russian actor. People's Artist of the RF (2008). Laureate of the State Prize of the RF (1997). Born October 18, 1973 in Moscow. Graduated from Moscow Art Theatre's School-Studio. From 1993 to 2013 worked at that theatre under the direction of Oleg Tabakov. Appeared in TV series – "The Brigade", "Precinct", "Master and Margarita", "Yesenin"; as well as in films – "Azazel", "The Admiral", "Strict Regime Holidays", "Vysotsky. Thanks for Being Alive", "The Match", "Moms", and others. Played lead parts in theatrical productions – "Psycho", "Confessions of Adventurer Felix Krull", "Even a Wise Man Stumbles", "Amadeus", "ADVENTURES, drawn up from N.V. Gogol's poem 'Dead Souls'", "The Crazy Day, or The Marriage of Figaro", "Pushkin", "Hooligan. A Confession", "Cyrano de Berjerac", "The Sleep of Reason", "The Little Prince", and others. Since January 2014, Artistic Director of Moscow Guberniya Drama Theatre. From 2016 г. – General Producer of Sergey Bezrukov Film Company.
Anatoly Beliy – Russian theatre and film actor. Honored Artist of the Russian Federation (2006).Three-time winner of the theatrical award "Seagull", winner of the "Moscovski Komsomolets" and Oleg Tabakov Fund Prize. Born in the Ukrainian settlement of Bratslav on August 1, 1972. In 1991 entered the Shchepkin Theatre School (master class of N.N. Afonin), which he graduated from in 1995.
From 1998 — actor at Stanislavsky Drama Theatre; since 2003 — actor at the Moscow Art Theatre named after A.P. Chekhov. Today in his repertoire are the lead roles: Маster («Master and Margarita»), Layevsky («The Duel»), Rayski («The Precipice»), Katurian («The Pillowman»). Appeared in films – "The Brothers Karamazov", "Paragraph 78", "The Metro", "The Valley of Roses", "Chagall-Malevich", "The Heirs", "Orlova and Aleksandrov", and many others. Actively participates in the recital programs and festivals - Performance in the style of story-telling "The Little Prince", together with Marina Sosnina, an artist in sand animation, and the Moscow Virtuosi Orchestra. Poetic performance "Triptych" based on verses by O. Mandelstam,
B. Pasternak, I. Brodsky and others. Author and artistic director of the cultural and educational project "FilmPoetry".
Duo Gazzana has been formed by two Gazzana sisters - Natascia (violin) and Raffaella (piano). Of Italian birth, culture, taste and education, the duo also received their musical schooling internationally – from such famous maestros as Bruno Canini, Ruggiero Ricci, Yehudi Menuhin, Corrado Romano, Piero Farulli, Pierre Amoyal. The duo had the honor to perform before His Highness Prince of Wales, an heir to England's throne, during his official visit to Italy to commemorate a centenary of William Walton, an English composer. The duo was named "an ambassador of the city of Florence" and "a government's guest" of Japan during the celebrations of international ties between Italy and "the Land of the Rising Sun". Recently, the duo debuted in New York at "Robert Miller Gallery" within Manhattan's "Look and Listen Festival", and in Tokyo at Hakuju Hall. The sisters' repertoire is abundant – from the classics to contemporary composers. Duo Gazzana is noted for their special interest in searching for new musical works, even if they're little known and different in their cultural and historical content. Contemporary composers dedicated their works to the duo, among them Valentin Silvestrov, Huu Phuc Dang, Fabio Maffei, Tonu Korvits. Duo Gazzana was the first to present Italian chamber music to be recorded by ECM Records. The latest Duo Gazzana's disk with the music of Poulenc, Walton, Dallapiccola, Silvestrov, Schnittke was named by the "Sunday Times" as one the ten best recordings of 2014 .
Dmitry Klepatski – Russian actor and producer. In 2010, graduated from VGIK and, then, in 2012,
from the EAVE European producers workshop. He is the producer of several full-length features («The Find», «Last Summer in Chulimsk», «That's Not Me», and others). These films have been awarded prizes at the Russian and world's film festivals, such as "Kinotavr" in Sochi, Black Nights Festival in Tallinn,
"Onflreur" in France, and others. Dmitry is the General Director of Klepatski Productions. The company specializes in film co-productions with European partners.

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Dining at the Palace
by Myretta Posted on February 1, 2014
I have a fun book from Royal Collection Publications called For the Royal Table, Dining at the Palace. I wouldn't actually classify this as a research book, as it skims through the history of entertaining by England's monarchs with a focus on Elizabeth II. No index to speak of, but lots of great pictures and some fun tidbits from dinners held by past monarchs.
For example, in discussing glassware, it mentions that
Glassware ordered by George IV – 1808
In 1802 Frederick, Duke of York (second son of George III) ordered a complete glass service for a dessert course from the chandelier manufacturers Hancock, Shepherd & Rixon. This was intended for a banquet to entertain Tsar Alexander I of Russia. It was not only a service of drinking glasses; it included elaborate candelabra, known as lustres, and dessert stands for displaying fruit. Glass was considered an elegant alternative to porcelain for showing off the dessert course.
Carême in the kitchen – Brighton Pavilion
Antonin Carême, the only French chef to work for the royal family, is well represented. Although Carême remained in England only six months, he was busy.
He invented dishes such as Pike à la Régence – a pike stuffed with quenelles of smelt and crayfish butter, and dressed with truffles, crayfish tails, sole fillets and bacon and garnished with truffles, slices of eel, mushrooms, crayfish tails, oysters, smelts, carp roes and tongues and 10 garnished skewers of sole, crayfish and truffles. Just a light lunch for Prinny.
Banqueting Table – George IV Coronation
Carême was also big on food as decoration. He decorated the table with structures resembling architectural follies and ruins, using any material available – from icing sugar and confectioner's paste to cardboard, wood, glass, silk, sugar, powdered marble, way and coloured butter. Not something you'd want for dessert.
He was around long enough to produce an over-the-top banqueting table for George IV's coronation.
The accounts for the decoration of the banqueting table… include a detailed carpenters bill for a large ornamental temple for the table with eight reeded columns and four circular pedestals for figures at the angles, with four entablatures over to support a dome. The wooden structure would have been decorated with sugar and marzipan and further edible items. Indeed, after the King had left the banqueting table, the guests destroyed all the edible parts of the decoration in their desire to keep a souvenir of the event.
And speaking of desserts, they weren't too puny before Carême arrive. Newspapers described the the dessert course of a banquet held for George III at Windsor thus:
The ornamental parts of the confectionery were numerous and splendid. There were temples four feet high, in with the different stories were sweetmeats. The various orders of architecture were also done with inimitable taste… the dessert comprehended all the hothouse was competent to afford — and, indeed, more than it was thought art could produce at this time of year. There were a profusion of pine[apples], strawberries of every denomination, peaches, nectarines, apricots, cherries of each kind, from the Kentish to the Morella, plus and raspberries with the best and richest preserved fruits, as well as those that are in syrup.
Voila! Dessert! Sort of makes your strawberry shortcake look pretty paltry, doesn't it?
This is a fun book with interesting tidbits, but not something you absolutely need in your reference library. Heaven knows why I have it.
What would you recommend for food references for our period?
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Vietnam Internet restored to normal after the AAG cable repaired on January 6. The latest AAG cable outage occurred off Vietnam coast near the Vung Tau Cable Landing Station on Dec 20, 2013 and some 60 percent of the Vietnam Internet traffic, according to FPT Telecom. There was moderate saying that the AAG cable outage affected only about 40 percent of Vietnam's international Internet traffic. Anyway, Vietnam Internet was disrupted by the AAG cable outage.
According to VNNIC, as of March 2013, there were 31,304,211 internet users, with a population penetration of 35.58%, and Vietnam's international internet bandwidth has reached 391 Gbps. Vietnam Internet has been developed fast in the past years, and its international connection bandwidth was at least tripled in 2012-2013.
Vietnam's international internet connection relies too much on AAG, no matter 40% or 60%, AAG carriers approximately half of Vietnam's internet traffic. Since its ready for service in late 2009, AAG cable is quite unstable, at least 5 outages has been occurred in Vietnam coast. With such frequent outages and repairs, AAG cable becomes even more fragile in Vung Tau branch.
So, it is obviously challenging for Vietnam internet to avoid disruption by the next AAG cable outage. By then, there will be more than 200G of Vietnam international internet bandwidth running over AAG cable.
With my experience, there are some possible solutions for Vietnam internet to avoid disruption.
First, based on the frequent outages of AAG cable in its Asian segments, especially the Vung Tau branch, we can conclude that the cable route of AAG is not optimized. A rerouting or deep bury of cable may be a possible solution. The TPE cable had similar problem offshore Qingdao right after its ready for service, a deep bury has improved its stability quite much.
Second, there was no serious nature disaster reported when there was AAG cable outage. We can conclude in turn that most of the AAG cable outages were results of man-made marine activities, such as ship anchoring, fishery. So, it may helpful to have a radar system scanning the cable route and ships patrolling along the cable route. When the radar catches ship approaching the cable route, send out alerting messages, and the patrolling ships can alert the approaching ship or the fishing boats.
Third, Vietnamese ISPs need to diversify their internet traffic, even if the AAG cable route is good enough. Diversification should be always an important rule for any strategic network planner. Besides AAG, TGN-IA and C2C are now possible alternative routes for Vietnam internet, but both with limited capacity. On the other hand, there are now various terrestrial cables connecting Vietnam and China and onward to Hong Kong, Japan and the USA. The Vietnam-China terrestrial cables can be stable routes for Vietnam internet, some ISP like Viettel has activated multiple 10G in this way to achieve better performance.
Vietnam's international internet connection should be more than 500 Gbps in 2014. The fragile AAG seems the Sword of Damocles over Vietnam internet. Vietnam ISPs need to take effective measures to secure their international internet connections.


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"First aid kits are an important tool that should be included in every home," said Joshua Ordway, MD, a family physician with Franklin Family Practice. "It's the first line of defense against common medical problems that occur in the home that can be resolved or cared for until further medical help is found."
The contents of a first aid kit can vary according to who will primarily be using it. Things to consider are allergies and medical issues. Someone who has a bleeding disorder or a particular food allergy, for instance, may need access to certain emergency medications that others don't.
Common first aid kit contents include medications such as diphenhydramine, which can treat rashes and allergy reactions, and acetaminophen, which can treat pain and inflammation. Helpful tools include tweezers for splinters, bandages of various sizes, and alcohol wipes to sterilize surfaces. Dr. Ordway high recommends petroleum jelly.
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Include vital information – A kit isn't just to store medical supplies and medicine. It's important to include personal emergency information such as emergency phone numbers. It may also be helpful to include a list of medical issues for each member of the family as well as any maintenance medication they take each day. This makes it accessible if they would ever have to be relayed to emergency personnel.
Consider quantity – The amount of each item should reflect the number of individuals living in a home. Base the number of bandages and amount of gauze on the possibility that more than one person at a time may need aid. Also, remember to replace items after they have been used.
Check it regularly – It's a good thing when a first aid kit isn't needed often, but can accidentally lead to its contents becoming expired. Make a point of marking your calendar every few months to check on the kit's contents and their expiration dates. Be mindful that this can also include bandages, Dr. Ordway said.
Think outside the box – A first aid kit doesn't have to look the same for each household. It may be an official first aid box from a drug store or a shoe box filled with necessary items. The important thing is that every member of the home knows its contents and where it can be found in an emergency.
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Four Tales for Dry Land
By KAITLYN GREENIDGE | 01 MAR 2016
Laylah Ali, Untitled (Acephalous series), 2015; gouache, acrylic, watercolor, and pencil on paper; 36 ½ x 23 inches.
Kaitlyn Greenidge's excerpted short story paired with Laylah Ali's artwork, transverses the small wars that inhabit our bodies, our language, and the power of those obsessive, pesky inquiries inherent to us understanding ourselves is this ever-evolving human journey.
— Aricka Foreman, Enumerate Editor
He has a thing and I don't. Or maybe he doesn't have a thing and I do.
At night, I creep to the bathroom mirror and I raise my shirt above my head and I look at my nipples—at the way they look both dumb and blind. The Helen Keller of body parts, but that's the kind of stupid, cruel crack that he would make, without shame or the expectation of laughter, with the simple assurance that he would be heard when he said it.
Our father says that they're just bodies. That there's nothing interesting about bodies. They are just a vessel. It would be a mistake to love one. I am not sure that I love mine. I think maybe I am committing a sin by loving his.
Laylah Ali, Untitled (from the Typology series), 2005; ink and pencil on paper; 14 x 11 inches, 35.6 x 27.9 cm
Question: Is a lot of interest the same as love? I think so.
I used to have a comic book where the guy is shrunk down by a stray gamma ray and then he accidentally falls into his girlfriend's glass of water and she swallows him. The rest of the story is about him trying to get out of her body. He wanders down her esophagus, into her gut and through the mess of her intestines. In the red panels of her insides, he shouts his fear in ragged speech bubbles. They left out the good part, of course—how he actually made it out of her. In the comic, I think he hit his head on her uvula and knocked himself out and it faded to black. All I remember is that it ended with him miraculously returned to full size, his girlfriend none the wiser.
I don't want that with him.
But what I would like is some time in a quiet room while he's asleep. So I can see what he has that I don't. I couldn't bear to have him look at me while I figure out what's wrong. What sort of jokes would he make about that? I can't even think of them without wanting to cry. I couldn't bear to have him look at me while I figured out what was missing. Would that be like hate? I'm not sure. I don't want to find out.
Laylah Ali, Untitled (Acephalous series), 2015; gouache, acrylic, watercolor, and pencil on paper; 40 1/2 x 56 in, 102.9 x 142.2 cm
Isaiah is my only student for writing. The three others in the class got arrested yesterday and so it is only Isaiah, who just got out of a year's bid two weeks ago but still tells me, with all the melodrama of his fifteen years, that being forced to write poetry with me for an hour is worse than torture.
We are going to write two truths and a lie about ourselves, I say. But Isaiah won't write, would rather complain.
I tell him he can just write three sentences, not a whole biography, and so Isaiah writes
I can do a back flip
I am good at math
I am a good computer programmer.
Is the lie the back flip?
Is it being good at math?
No! He is indignant. I'm very good at math. Is it the computer programming?
They're all true. I'm bad at lying, Miss.
He looks down at the paper and smiles and I wonder if that's why he went to jail but I rush to cover up the urge to make the joke by reading my own two truths and a lie.
When I'm done, Isaiah says, The lie is you broke your arm. How do you know that?
You used too many details, he says.
I make him read that poem about the plums and the icebox though he tells me he's read it before.
Laylah Ali, Untitled (from the Typology series), 2005; ink on paper; 14 x 11 inches, 35.6 x 27.9 cm
I liked it, he says. I like short poems that get to the point. He says, This poem sounds like a child wrote it.
I say, Like a child is apologizing
There's no apology in this, he says.
And he's right. The speaker only ever asks forgiveness.
He's remorseful, Isaiah says, carefully, watching my face as he says the word.
I ask him to write a response poem to it and he does in two lines:
I think you needed those plums more than me. It's ok, you can have them. I write a response poem too, and when I read it, Isaiah is aghast.
You'd hold it against a child if they ate your plums? That's the only person who'd even bother to steal a plum. They ain't worth nothing and you'd hold it against a child?
Well, I say, embarrassed, I'm writing as a fictional character. I'm imagining what a character would say.
Isaiah looks skeptical.
Laylah Ali, Untitled (Acephalous series), 2015; gouache, acrylic, watercolor, and pencil on paper; 36 ½ x 23 inches
He's getting restless, so in desperation I make him read the bane of poetry workshops everywhere, the Where I'm from Poem.
He puts down his pen and refuses to write anymore.
I write his name on the whiteboard and I ask him to call out the things that he likes most and this is how Isaiah's Where I'm From poem comes out:
I'm from the projects
I don't have a favorite anything
I get bored of things real quick
Finally he says, I like guns
What do you like about guns? I say and realize that this is a terrible question to ask. The steel force, he says quietly, looking down at his cupped hands.
Like an idiot, I write that on the board, too.
Kaitlyn Greenidge was born in Boston. She received her MFA from Hunter College. Her work has appeared in The Believer, American Short Fiction, Guernica, Kweli Journal, The Feminist Wire, Afro Pop Magazine, Green Mountains Review and other places. Her debut novel, We Love You, Charlie Freeman will be published by Algonquin in March 2016.
Laylah Ali was born in Buffalo, New York in 1968 and lives and works in Williamstown, Massachusetts.
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Translated from the French by Charles Lee
The Coded Body
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6 Excerpted Poems on Being a Refugee, an Exile, an Immigrant


BPD Chief William Gross addresses the BC Social Work community.
This year's Diversity & Justice and Alumni Awards Conference addressed a topic that has become a focal point for much of our nation's conversation around race, that of community policing, while engaging the perspective of a national leader, Boston Police Department (BPD) Superintendent-in-Chief William Gross.
The first African American chief in the history of the BPD, Gross focused his remarks around his personal history as a police officer that experienced his own challenges being a black cop in Boston, and how that understanding has helped him to nurture connections with members of the community who often maintain a conflicted relationship with the police (watch the video of Gross' talk on our YouTube channel).
"When you go back to a neighborhood that thought you were crazy to be joining a police department in the first place, you have to show that you remember history, both negative and positive, and that you're willing to make a change," said Gross. "I've been called Uncle Tom, I've been called sellout, from other parties I've been called the 'n word' but either way, when you put this uniform on, you're serving the public, and you have to be willing to listen and make effective changes." This mantra has become a major part of his mission, and it's why the BPD is respected nationwide for its innovative approaches to community policing.
Born in a farming community in Maryland, Gross moved to Boston at the age of 12, in 1975, right in the middle of the busing crisis, an event he said had a major impact on him, and his understanding of freedom, in a world where "you can't go here, you can't go there because people don't like you." Growing up in Dorchester, "a tough neighborhood with good people," he soon learned that the term "parents" extended well beyond the nuclear family, to include community members.
"I learned from my 'parents' about relationships … and how you may be perceived and stereotyped, and how you may stereotype others," he said. But most critically to his current work, he learned a lot about existing adversarial relationships between people of color and the police. He has since translated those historical perspectives into his current work seeking to bridge the gap between these communities and BPD.
One example of this policy surrounds recent demonstrations around the Black Lives Matter movement, to which Gross remarked, "In Boston, we believe in the First Amendment, you have a right to protest, or I wouldn't be here as the first African American chief." That's why he tells protest organizers to do their thing, as long as they engage in constructive dialogue instead of destructive behavior. "I'm proud of the protestors in Boston," he says.
Operation Ceasefire – a program to curb youth violence and offer alternatives to the gang lifestyle, which engages key stakeholders including the BPD, other law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, probation officers, and community members.
Operation Homefront – a collaboration between the School Police Unit, Youth Violence Strike Force, Boston Public School Police, and the community (in particular, faith-based organizations) that seeks to establish the family as "the first line of defense" against gang violence and criminal activity among youth.
YouthConnect – a partner initiative with the Boys and Girls Club of Boston, YouthConnect places social workers in BPD district stationhouses and specialized units to work with at-risk youth and their families. YouthConnect's Executive Director, Andrea Perry (MSW '99) was a respondent to Chief Gross' remarks.
Undoubtedly, Chief Gross is hopeful that perspectives are beginning to change, so that more Bostonians look to the police officer as "the one you love to see." He's hard at work to try and make that a reality.
Distinguished alumni awards were also presented during the day's events. This year's awards were presented to Daniel Gill (MSW '06) and Judith S. Willison (MSW '87).


New England currently sits ninth in the East on 16 points (4-5-4) with a +2 goal differential. They are 2-2-1 in their last five matches. New York City are of course coming off their 3-1 loss to Atlanta at Bobby Dodd Stadium and sit third in the East on 20 points (6-5-2) with a +7 goal differential. City are also 2-2-1 in their last five.
While the Revs are still searching for their first away win of the season (0-5-2; winless in their last nine away matches dating to last season), City have turned Yankee Stadium into the fortress it needed to be, losing only a single game (3-1-1) on the home grass so far in 2017. Revolution play-maker Lee Nguyen has been a bit of a menace for the Boys in Blue historically, to the tune of three goals in five matches (he is tied for the team lead in goals (6) with forward Juan Agudelo). Nguyen managed to put his club ahead of the Red Bulls last weekend with a ninth-minute penalty kick drawn by Diego Fagundez, giving them a lead they would maintain until just minutes into the second half. New England manager Jay Heaps was without two of his defensive starters – Andrew Farrell and Benjamin Angoua – who were serving accumulation suspensions; they will likely be back in the lineup against City.
Speaking of accumulation suspensions, New York City will be without stand-out midfielder Alex Ring, who saw his fifth yellow of the season last Sunday in Atlanta. The card was extra-unfortunate in that had Ring gone without in that match, one of his yellows would have been rescinded and he'd have a little more breathing room for his aggressive style of play. Ring's absence adds to what has become a bit of a "perfect storm" for Patrick Vieira who has said he would like to rotate his squad for this midweek game. Hopefully he learned his lesson from the last rotational experiment – a 2-1 loss at Real Salt Lake – when he switched out the majority of his first-choice players for their backups. Especially in the midfield, Vieira will have his work cut out for him.
With Ring suspended and Yangel Herrera doing extremely well in the U20 World Cup (he scored the game-winner in Venezuela's Round of 16 match against Japan, advancing his team to the quarter-finals), combined with the questionable status of Andrea Pirlo, the once-deep City midfield now has limited options. Tommy McNamara and Mikey Lopez would seem to be the de facto starters alongside Maxi Moralez.
At the back, Ethan White has also been nursing a groin injury, though he's admirably tried to play through it. RJ Allen may have earned some more time after recent performances against Orlando and Atlanta, RJ Allen has been suspended by the Disciplinary Committee for this match, and it may finally be time for Shannon Gomez to see the field. Also, Alexander Callens remains the lone field player to not miss a minute this season and, after his performance in Atlanta, might be due for a rest.
Leading the attack, we will undoubtedly see David Villa in a must-win game after losing to Atlanta Sunday (City has not lost consecutive matches since April 16 & 23 of last season), with Jack Harrison alongside. Whether or not Rodney Wallace will get the nod remains a mystery. Wallace has been called up for Costa Rica (along with teammate Ronald Matarrita) and may get some rest before leaving the club for international duty. With Khiry Shelton still on the injury report, Jon Lewis may get the nod as Miguel Camargo has also been called up for Panama (though he is still with the club).
It's plain to see that Vieira has quite a few decisions to make if he wants to rotate this squad midweek – even though he's essentially forced to by injury and suspensions. He cannot make the same mistakes he made in Utah, however, and should get as many first-choice guys out there as he can. New England's is a squad that can make you pay – they have a similar style of play to FC Dallas in their opportunistic ways – and a mixture of inexperience and rust could lead to disastrous results for the Boys in Blue.
As always, this game will be streamed out-0f-market on MLS Live.


WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. and Mexican officials postponed ministerial talks aiming for a breakthrough in the revamp of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) until Wednesday, although one member of the incoming Mexican government met U.S. officials on Tuesday.
Carmakers including Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T), Volkswagen AG (VOWG_p.DE) and Hyundai Motor Co (005380.KS), wrote to trade-focused members of U.S. Congress expressing their concern.
Mexico's Guajardo last month expressed hope that there could be a preliminary NAFTA deal by the end of August, but he has since appeared to pull back from that position.


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 * Stack trace management functions
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#include <linux/sched.h>
#include <linux/stacktrace.h>
#include <linux/module.h>

static void
ia64_do_save_stack(struct unw_frame_info *info, void *arg)
{
	struct stack_trace *trace = arg;
	unsigned long ip;
	int skip = trace->skip;

	trace->nr_entries = 0;
	do {
		unw_get_ip(info, &ip);
		if (ip == 0)
			break;
		if (skip == 0) {
			trace->entries[trace->nr_entries++] = ip;
			if (trace->nr_entries == trace->max_entries)
				break;
		} else
			skip--;
	} while (unw_unwind(info) >= 0);
}

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void save_stack_trace(struct stack_trace *trace)
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Start a 2-day pilgrimage to explore all 6 suspended Monasteries & fill your mind with pictures of the breathtaking views from the top of the rocky pinnacles of Meteora.
The 2-day tour of Meteora Monasteries begins with a relatively long, 3,5-hour drive from Athens directly to Kalambaka. The route takes places on the central highway leading to the north side of mainland Greece. The view is spectacular since we drive past seaside villages and agricultural areas aside the island & gulf of Euboea until we reach Lamia. Getting past Lamia the drive continues on a high plateau surrounded by mountains, past Domokos and into the valley of Thessaly. The 500m tall sandstone pinnacles become visible and we head to the top to visit as many monasteries as possible. The monasteries are 6 in total and some of them are closed for maintenance during the week but all stay open on weekends. The average visit time for each monastery is 30 minutes for the easiest accessible to 60 minutes for the hardest. The monasteries are St. Nicolas, Varlaam, Grand Meteoron, St. Stephan, Rousanou & Holy Trinity. The tour is finished near the evening at the hotel. The travelers may return to the monasteries to see the sunset.
The day starts by driving to the top of Meteora and start visiting the monasteries before the big groups arrive to explore the monasteries we didn't visit the day before.
This tour end with a relaxing highway drive back to Athens from the same landscapes and the sun setting in the background.


Remember when wearing silk boxers as pajamas was all the rage? It was somewhere around 1994, and my preteen self had abandoned Hannah Anderson thermals for a pair of satiny Bugs Bunny shorts.
Those Warner Bros. monstrosities were all I could think of when I first encountered the racks and racks of silk shorts this spring. Trying on some cheapo fast-fashion versions (which showed every lump and bump) did little to persuade me that this trend might be worthwhile. And then a pair from Madewell changed everything.
I couldn't pass up the graphic print when I spotted these in Madwell on Sunday. I took the shorts to the dressing room fully expecting to hate them once I had them on, but I was oh-so-wrong! They're soft and breezy and somehow totally flattering.
Silk shorts done right are the epitome of slouchy comfort - in a way that is far more refined than last year's boyfriend cut-offs. With flat sandals and a t-shirt, you'll never feel over-dressed, but throw on some heels and a blazer and you're ready for a night out. And as much as I love my denim boyfriend shorts, they don't exactly take me from day to night (though for beach to lobster pound, they're pretty perfect).
Love them! These are definitely on the top of my list. I love the feel of silky shorts-- so casual and luxurious at the same time!


Cottage cheese or Paneer is an extremely nutritious dairy product that is ideal for a healthy diet. This low calorie food item is a rich source of protein and other essential nutrients like iron, folate, vitamin A and calcium. Cottage cheese, with its soft texture and mild taste, contains a host of health benefits. Let us take a look at some of them.
Cottage cheese is one of the best non-meat sources of protein. It provides amino acids to the body that helps to fulfil the amino acid requirement in the body. It is a high satiety food that helps to control hunger for long intervals of time.
It is a source of healthy fatty acids and is low in calories. Consuming paneer or cottage cheese in moderate quantities may prove beneficial for controlling diabetes. It contains unsaturated fatty acid that helps to reduce the risk of diabetes.
Cottage cheese is rich in calcium, phosphorus and sodium. Calcium and phosphorus help in strengthening the bones. Calcium also aids in the functioning of nerves and muscles. Sodium helps in maintaining normal blood pressure. This variety of cheese is a source of vitamin A and vitamin B. Vitamin A is useful for the growth and development of cells while vitamin B helps to break down the food to gain energy.
Paneer or cottage cheese are low in carbohydrates. As such, they can be a part of your weight loss plan.
Vermicompost is the product of composting in which worms are used to create a varied mixture of decomposing food waste, worm casting and bedding matter. Worm casting, also known as vermicast or worm humus, is the end product of the breaking down of organic material through the use of worms. Various kinds of earthworms, such as red wigglers and white worms are used for this purpose. Vermicompost contains high level of water-soluble nutrients that are useful for organic farming.
Why is vermicast more productive than compost?
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I asked Dave to bring home a package of flour tortillas a few days ago. Expecting him to bring the normal sized package of tortillas--something like 10 or 12-- imagine my surprise when he brought home the giant Costco-sized package--dozens of tortillas.
Trying to use up the tortillas, I've been on a quesadilla making binge. I've concocted bunches of different fillings--scrambled eggs, scrambled tofu, beans, rice, veggies, cheeses, etc. So far, my very favorite fillings are leftover baked potatoes with some sharp cheddar cheese, and grilled peppers, onions and zucchini with smoked cheddar. So yummy!
Thank goodness so many wonderful and varied filling can be put in them!
Very fun! Potatoes and cheese sounds like a great filling.
My fav is Avacado & corn!!!


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John Buchanan (* 13. Oktober 1819 in Levenside, Dunbartonshire; † 18. Oktober 1898 in Dunedin) war ein britischer Zeichner und Botaniker, der in Neuseeland tätig war. Sein offizielles botanisches Autorenkürzel lautet "Buchanan".

Buchanan begann als Musterzeichner für Kaliko-Drucke in Schottland und beschäftigte sich in seiner Freizeit mit Botanik. 1851 wanderte er nach Neuseeland aus, wo er Gold suchte und eine Farm hatte. Ab 1862 war er Zeichner und Botaniker beim Geological Survey von Neuseeland und begleitete James Hector auf Expeditionen. Hector stellte ihn auch im Colonial Museum in Wellington ein. Er sammelte die Flora Neuseelands und illustrierte zum Beispiel für die Transactions of the New Zealand Institute. 1885 zog er wieder nach Dunedin.

1876 wurde er Fellow der Linnean Society of London.

Schriften
 Sketch of the Botany of Otago, Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute, 1868
 The Indigenous Grasses of New Zealand, 1878, 1879, 1880

Literatur
 Nancy M. Adams: Buchanan, John. In: Dictionary of New Zealand Biography Bd. 1, 1990 (Digitalisat).

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Q: '403 Forbidden' apt-get update Ubuntu Dockerfile I am new to Docker, currently trying to test ping google.com within Docker container (WSL2 Ubuntu 20.04 and Docker desktop).
I am trying to build an image with Ubuntu:20.04. When it comes to 'RUN apt-get update', it failed to fetch and return 'E: Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jammy/InRelease  403  Forbidden [IP: 91.189.91.39 80]'.
Also, I have built another image with Alpine:latest and 'RUN apk update' but the build was success and execute as expected. Further, 'apt-get update' works just fine inside WSL2.
These are the things that I tried (based on related problems on SO) but returns the same error:-

*

*change DNS within /etc/docker/daemon.json

*change the 'http' to 'ftp' to 'https' within /etc/apt/source.lists

*install apt-transport-https

*update apt mirrors accordingly to my region

*upgrade WSL2 dist to release 22.04 jammy

*remove all files within /var/lib/apt/lists/ and apt-get update

*reinstall Docker desktop

Dockerfile:
#pull base image
FROM ubuntu:20.04

#sudo su
USER root

#update and clean packages
RUN : \
    && apt-get update \
    && rm -rf /var/cache/apk/* \
    && apt-get clean \
    && :

#copy all all files in current directory into container directory /home/app
COPY . /home/app

#set /home/app as working directory
WORKDIR /home/app

#execute ping.sh
ENTRYPOINT ["sh", "ping.sh"]

ping.sh
#!/bin/bash

ping google.com

/etc/docker/daemon.json
{
    "dns": ["192.168.224.1", "8.8.8.8"]
}

/etc/resolv.conf
# This file was automatically generated by WSL. To stop automatic generation of this file, add the following entry to /etc/wsl.conf:
# [network]
# generateResolvConf = false
nameserver 172.30.176.1

docker build -t test-ping-ubuntu:0.1 .
[+] Building 52.1s (7/9)
 => [internal] load build definition from Dockerfile                                             0.0s
 => => transferring dockerfile: 442B                                                             0.0s
 => [internal] load .dockerignore                                                                0.0s
 => => transferring context: 2B                                                                  0.0s
 => [internal] load metadata for docker.io/library/ubuntu:20.04                                 45.6s
 => [auth] library/ubuntu:pull token for registry-1.docker.io                                    0.0s
 => [1/4] FROM docker.io/library/ubuntu:20.04@sha256:0e0402cd13f68137edb0266e1d2c682f217814420f  5.1s
 => => resolve docker.io/library/ubuntu:20.04@sha256:0e0402cd13f68137edb0266e1d2c682f217814420f  0.0s
 => => sha256:0e0402cd13f68137edb0266e1d2c682f217814420f2d43d300ed8f65479b14fb 1.42kB / 1.42kB   0.0s
 => => sha256:8eb87f3d6c9f2feee114ff0eff93ea9dfd20b294df0a0353bd6a4abf403336fe 529B / 529B       0.0s
 => => sha256:d5447fc01ae62c20beffbfa50bc51b2797f9d7ebae031b8c2245b5be8ff1c75b 1.46kB / 1.46kB   0.0s
 => => sha256:846c0b181fff0c667d9444f8378e8fcfa13116da8d308bf21673f7e4bea8d58 28.58MB / 28.58MB  4.0s
 => => extracting sha256:846c0b181fff0c667d9444f8378e8fcfa13116da8d308bf21673f7e4bea8d580        0.9s
 => [internal] load build context                                                                0.0s
 => => transferring context: 500B                                                                0.0s
 => ERROR [2/4] RUN :     && apt-get update     && rm -rf /var/cache/apk/*     && apt-get clean  1.3s
------
 > [2/4] RUN :     && apt-get update     && rm -rf /var/cache/apk/*     && apt-get clean     && ::
#6 0.405 Err:1 http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu focal-security InRelease
#6 0.405   403  Forbidden [IP: 185.125.190.39 80]
#6 0.623 Err:2 http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu focal InRelease
#6 0.623   403  Forbidden [IP: 185.125.190.36 80]
#6 0.631 Err:3 http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu focal-updates InRelease
#6 0.631   403  Forbidden [IP: 185.125.190.36 80]
#6 0.639 Err:4 http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu focal-backports InRelease
#6 0.639   403  Forbidden [IP: 185.125.190.36 80]
#6 0.642 Reading package lists...
#6 0.648 E: The repository 'http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu focal-security InRelease' is not signed.
#6 0.648 E: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/focal-security/InRelease  403  Forbidden [IP: 185.125.190.39 80]
#6 0.648 E: The repository 'http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu focal InRelease' is not signed.
#6 0.648 E: Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/focal/InRelease  403  Forbidden [IP: 185.125.190.36 80]
#6 0.648 E: Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/focal-updates/InRelease  403  Forbidden [IP: 185.125.190.36 80]
#6 0.648 E: The repository 'http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu focal-updates InRelease' is not signed.
#6 0.648 E: Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/focal-backports/InRelease  403  Forbidden [IP: 185.125.190.36 80]
#6 0.648 E: The repository 'http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu focal-backports InRelease' is not signed.
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executor failed running [/bin/sh -c :     && apt-get update     && rm -rf /var/cache/apk/*     && apt-get clean     && :]: exit code: 100

A: Can you add:
apt-get --allow-releaseinfo-change update

before apt-update command

A: Analysing your error message it seems to me to be an issue with the docker cache.
Look after the error, you see that there is a probleme with the signature executing apt update.
You said you installed Docker-desktop. Have you removed everything before? Reset to factory settings? Clean all?
docker rm -vf $(docker ps -a -q)
docker rmi -f $(docker images -a -q)

should delete also all
Your alpine image is executed well, because it does not update anything from the ubuntu repository which is generating the issue. (as alpine is a different linux distro)
You dont need to edit dns settings or anything else.
I tested your image, it is working fine.
Think, when you build the docker image it is not using your local wsl distro. It uses the Ubuntu version in the image itselfs, which comes from
FROM ubuntu:20.04

To check if it is related to the docker cache you can also try
FROM ubuntu:22.04

Another thing you can also add a .dockerignore file.
And inside put the folders where docker should ignore the cache when building the image. Find more info here:
https://www.techrepublic.com/article/what-is-a-dockerignore-file-and-why-you-should-be-using-them/

Please let me know if this could resolve your issue.
Update:
Executed with gitbash
 docker rm -vf $(docker ps -a -q)
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e63668bd62ed
276f59d1c41c
8b4c3d66dd0e
1bce2f46e207
f53fb77ce6f0
9193b1727cf9
c6f93789d038

If you run them in WSL, Think:
WSL is a virtual macchine.
execute docker ps -aq from there, if it doesnt return anything you dont have containers in WSL running. So the $(docker ps -aq) in docker rm $(docker ps -aq) is empty and the error atleast one argument ist required comes from there.
Update Docker-Desktop, there was a bug reletad to images in the version before.

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Can the products created with your own hands sell in the city? If you make profits, what is the best way to use them? Whethertheamountof the profit is great or small, it is wonderful if themoney canbeuseful to people on the planet facing difficulties. Students, however, do not have sufficient sewing skills and it seems difficult for them to create attractive designs. Thus, there are several hurdles. Nonetheless,one could feel
students'increasedenthusiasm and the broadening of each of their visionsthrough lessonswhere industrial arts and home economics opened a doorconnectingstudents' community to the world
Teacher, This Is Impossible!
Even to the extent that the wearing of a striped-patterned kimono by a kabuki actor is called "wearing a Matsusaka," Matsusaka cotton had a period in which it flourished as a local industry. The traditional techniques are still used for clothing and small items, but they do not garner much interest from students in the community. Thus, a teacher in the subject area of industrial arts/home economics sought to use the history of the creation of Matsusaka cotton and the thoughts and efforts of people who have passed the tradition down through the generations to cultivate the meaning of having a job and a mindset to seek employment.
The teacher had students use traditional materials, develop their own original products, and test the products in the local market. Students' first reaction was: "Teacher, this is impossible." In contrast to something students would use for themselves, students felt significant pressure at having to put a price on and sell products they themselves made.
If You Can't Make Good Products After Trying 10 Times…
A store in the Okage Yokocho shopping area which has thrived since olden times in front of the gate of Ise Shrine was requested to carry the products. The store allowed students to include their products in one of the seasonal displays "Exhibition of Small, Enjoyable Handmade Items."
Students began by designing the products they wanted to make. At first, there were many items with cute, round patterns. However, when students realised how difficult it would be to sew these into final products, they revised their concepts into ones that were easier from a technical standpoint. When students were told that an expert from the store would check the materials they planned to purchase, the eyes of the students seemed to become more serious. The cooperation of this expert has been requested throughout the process from purchase of materials through product sales. In the first year, a pocket tissue holder, book cover, coaster and four types of small, decorative bags were selected as products for sale. Students soon came face-to-face with the difficulty of skills and creativity required as producers. The teacher took a severe attitude of "If it's not good, I'll have you correct it ten times. If it's still not good after that, I will help you." The teacher allotted as many class hours as possible for students to finish. The students were not used to this type of project and had insufficient planning skills, technical skills, and creativity. However, the consciousness that the products would actually be sold made the students more enthusiastic and careful in their work compared to the clothes sewing lessons they had had previously.
Lesson involving the making of original products
How Do We Put a Price on It?
In actually putting your own products up for sale, a big issue is setting prices. The lesson provided an opportunity to discuss the elements that companies take into account when setting their prices. Students began with labour costs and moved on to such things as shipping costs, advertising costs, rent, and investment for future activities. Students offered many opinions that got to the heart of the price issue. During the discussion, students understood that "if one doesn't incorporate some profit into the price, the business will not survive." Further, the discussion progressed to touch on thinking about whether "the prices of products sold in the market are appropriate or not."
In the discussion of what students could do to influence sales, the idea of making advertisements was raised. However, no good ideas were developed for advertising copy that would express the thoughts of the sellers. Students concluded that the thoughts of the sellers could best be expressed by emphasising the organisation of product information and the quality of the products rather than large advertisements.
Selling products at the Okage Yokocho shopping area
With This Money Can We Change the World?
Before any profits were made, the lessons provided an opportunity to discuss how to use profits made through the sale of the products. First, there was even the doubt: "Will these products really sell?" There was someone who said: "Throw a party!" The class had read the book How to Use Money to Change the World (Publisher: Diamond-sha). If one looks globally, even only 100 or 200 yen is precious money. The lesson was based on the thinking that students need to understand this value and search for ways to use the money that reflect this value. As a consumer and someone living life in the society, one should cultivate the capacity to confront problems from a global viewpoint. The result of discussions among the students was that the money should be used to remove landmines in Cambodia. The first year, 14,700 yen in profit was contributed to a Japanese non-profit organisation engaged in activities to remove landmines in Cambodia. In follow-up activities, contact was made with the representative of the non-profit who visited the school to talk about the situation in Cambodia and report on the nonprofits' activities. Further, through the non-profit and in other ways, students participated in exchange activities with children in Cambodia and solicited contributions for the non-profit on the street.
The non-profit organisation representative receives
a thank you bouquet of flowers from Cambodian children
Are Companies Just for Earning Profits?
Compared to the first year, increased weight in the educational content was given to financial education as the learning unit was presented in its second, third and fourth years. One of the reasons for this is that economic activity in modern society has become more complicated and requests have been made of the schools to provide financial education because of its importance.
Concretely, the financial education involved the creation of a fictitious company called Company Isuzu with activities of developing, producing, and selling original products and making a profit. Within these activities, content such as corporate social responsibility (CSR), socially responsible investment (SRI), and fair trade were incorporated. For students who at first thought "Companies are only for making profits," the concept of CSR seemed to provide a fresh surprise. Also, simulations of "business planning" and a "stockholders meeting" were designed to foster students' skills in presentation and critical thinking. The students were stimulated by being connected to the world and by experiencing corporate management. They knew that their activities would be accompanied by concrete results, and this led them to think more deeply. The educational content at this school, which moved from a connection to local industry to a global perspective, has been passed on, develop furthered, and has evolved. Even among the students, it is being passed from older students to younger ones.
Even a teacher participates in soliciting
contributions on the street.
Reading How to Use Money to Change the World
"With the Money to Buy One Can of Juice, You Can Help Someone"
"100 yen can save 5 children in Myanmar from polio, which has a high death rate….I understood that the money we use without thinking every day can provide this kind of hope to theworld." "If you step on a landmine, you can lose your limbs, which is a horrible thing. Landmines are so scary. If we can clear a square meter for 300 yen, I think we definitely have to do it." "100 yen does not have such a high value to me, but to people in Myanmar and Cambodia, 100 yen has enough value to save a life. I was surprised by the value of 100 yen, and in my heart I recognised that my way of using money had been mistaken." "In Japan, we have so many material goods. Yet a doll leftover in the house from childhood can be a tool for providing dreams to a child in the hospital."
The "Matsusaka Cotton" educational materials are used to establish goals and learning content for consumer education involving a multifaceted point of view through development of original products, product creation, product sales, ways of using profits and subsequent voluntary activities.
Objective 1:
Education for understanding oneself and others
Students will increase their identity as participants living in the society and work to understand others by means of experiential learning and sharing activities.
Students will learn about the local, traditional industry (Matsusaka cotton), understanding the wisdom and labour of their predecessors and sharing common feelings with them
Education for cultivating skills in making clothing, education for a "recycling-based society"
Students will learn the purposes and methods of running stitches, hem stitches, and straight stitches using a sewing machine. By acquiring skills in mending clothing, they will participate in creative work that aims at realising a recycling-based society involving protection and conservation of nature.
Education to become a "pro-sumer" (consumers connected to production) and career education
Through the production and sale of original products, students will gain experiences that mimic those in a company and that are useful for their future jobs and lives as consumers.
Financial education, educationfor sustainability
Through exchange with people in the community and purchasers of their products, students will learn how profits can be used for value-added activities that will contribute to a sustainable society, consider the value of money, and understand how it feels to be one person within the system.
Education for Sustainability, entrepreneurship educationfor sustainability
Students will examine company CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) activities and learn about fair trade products, and develop the ability to choose products that have value-added related to the aim to realise a sustainable society.
Meta-Intelligence, Identity
The first reason for selecting the subject matter was to contribute even a bit to strengthening areas that have been noted as weaknesses for junior high school students in their daily lives. It is said that students "are well-attuned to trends and their own tastes, but are poor at meta-intelligence (the ability to analyse the ones own thoughts and actions and consider their meaning), and lacking in identity (individuality, proof of existence)." Further, "even while being in the midst of a growing diversity in values, it is easy for students to fall into selfishness and difficult for them to think about things in terms of the system in which they belong and from the perspective of global society in order to take actions to realise a sustainable society." A final comment is that "their life experiences are so limited that their knowledge from school has to provide security to support their limited practical knowledge."
A Sparkle in Children's Eyes, A Storyline
The second reason is that in order to make children's eyes light up and for children to develop "the power to live" within a limited number of hours, it seems more effective to develop a "storyline" that extends and develops the learning content in later learning activities rather than offering a number of one-time lessons.
The Ability to Make Decisions and To Act
The third reason is that if one is going to look at the present society from a global perspective, we need a form of consumption aimed at the realisation of a sustainable society rather than a form of consumption that prioritises individual profits. Based on this idea, it was important to develop decision-making ability and the capacity for actions that promote citizenship in order to realise a sustainable society.
Main Learning Activities
Objective(s)
A History of Matsusaka cotton and fostering motivation for developing original products
Hand-sewing practice – in-end knot for hand-sewing, running stitch, out-end knot for hand sewing; three-fold kuke, hem stitch
Recycle, Re-use, Reduce, Refuse
Garbage issues in Ise city and Germany
Machine sewing practice
Development and production of original products
Coaster with hand embroidery, book cover, decorative bags, pocket tissue holder, potholder, bag with aromatic candles, original shoes, dish mat, coaster with Vietnamese-style embroidery, etc. (Products will increase as years pass, advent of productions jointly developed with the company, collaboration with the industrial arts department could be seen)
Strategy to market original products (extra-curricular)
Efforts to set the price of products and to increase profits. Determining message card placed on products and shared advertising (ad design outsourced)
Sales of original products
Street appeal for contributions (link with integrated studies period)
Accounting of income for sales of original products
Contribution of real profits to assist with removal of landmines in Cambodia
Concept of CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility)
Investigation of company CSR activities and creation of newspaper
Concept and structure
Product comparison and discussion within families (chocolate taste test)
Discussion concerning tea (extra-curricular)
Identity as a "pro-sumer" consumer
A consumer and participant in society who aims to realise a sustainable society
The lesson plan and learning content depends on the depth of students' learning while also evolving and developing as the years pass. Items 9-12 were added from the 3rd year of implementation


Eris is the goddess of strife and discord. Her most famous tale involves the beginning of the Trojan War. This is based in Eris being excluded from the marriage of Peleus and Thetis (later the parents of Achilles), where she was left off the guest list due to her disagreeable inclinations. Slighted and hurt, Eris created dissension by rolling a golden apple of the Hesperides into the wedding banquet hall, inscribed "to the fairest." Naturally, an argument arose among the attending goddesses as to who should claim it.
Hera, Athena and Aphrodite all clamored for the honor, but Zeus was reluctant to make this decision, so Paris of Troy was chosen to adjudicate between them. Each goddess offered inducements – Hera promised to make Paris king of Europe and Asia, Athena proffered wisdom and skill in war, while Aphrodite's bribe was the most beautiful woman in the world as his wife. Paris chose Aphrodite, but unfortunately the world's most beautiful woman was Helen, already the wife of Menelaus of Sparta. Aphrodite caused Helen to be smitten with Paris, the couple eloped, and this insult to the Greeks precipitated the Trojan War. Eris is the name given to a TNO (Trans-Neptunian Object) from the Kuiper Belt region of the solar system, near Pluto.
Astrologically, Eris represents strife, discord, discontent, fractiousness, quarreling, squabbling, and divisiveness. She stands for populations which consider themselves disrespected, slighted, marginalized, affronted, forgotten or injured.


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Q: consecutive statements on a line must be separated by '; ' swift Hello I'm trying to make an app that will convert human years into cat years and i am having some trouble with the button that you tap to show the cat year.
@IBAction func findAge(_ sender: AnyObject) {
    var enteredAge = age.text
    var myInt: 13 = int(enteredAge)
    var catYears = enteredAge * 7
    print(age.text)
}

on var myInt: 13 = int(enteredAge) I get 2 errors one is the title of this question and the other says "expected type" I am currently running xcode 8 beta.

A: var myInt : Int = Int(enteredAge)
The ; error is very unhelpful in swift debugging, but as El Captain pointed out, the info following : in Swift should be an Object Type.

A: There is several problems in your code ... (casting , check for optionals) ... so all and all there is some logic problem here .. .here is some work around
if let enteredAge = age.text, myInt = Int(enteredAge) {
     //... success...
     let catYears = myInt * 7  // myInt gives you Int value , enteredAge returns String
     print(catYears)
}
else{
     //.... handle nil  ....
}

A: First, I want to say you should read what El Captain and Eric D have said already.
To answer your question, the line:
var myInt: 13 = int(enteredAge)

Should be:
var myInt = Int(enteredAge)

That will get rid of your warning. However, there is some clear logical issues which can be solved [in many ways, but most simply] like this:
@IBAction func findAge(_ sender: AnyObject) {
    let enteredAge = age.text
    let myInt = Int(enteredAge)
    let catYears = myInt * 7
    print(catYears)
}


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FROM BAR-SUR-AUBE TO BESANÇON
Vineyards, forest and countryside
March to October
Clarivaux Abbey, Fortified town of Langres, Besançon
VIA FRANCIGENA – FROM BAR-SUR-AUBE TO BESANÇON – 12 DAYS/11 NIGHTS
This section of the Via Francigena will see you move further into the eastern part of France and ever closer to the border with Switzerland.
Traversing the vineyards of the Champagne region and then moving into the Franche-Comté region, you will have ample opportunity to sample the Champagne or wines that are produced in this region. If architecture is your thing then along this section you can see not only traditional stone French farmhouses but in the towns, you will see a mixture of buildings right from the medieval period to today.
Day 1: Bar-sur-Aube
Arrive into Bar-sur-Aube. This old picturesque medieval town is perfect for strolling through and admiring the architectural and historical buildings.
Day 2: Bar-sur-Aube to Clarivaux (15km)
Leaving Bar-sur-Aube, you will cross the Aube River before arriving into the first village of today, Fontain. From here, you will continue along the gently sloping hillside that is covered in rows of grapevines before winding your way down into the next village that lies before you, Baroville. Climbing up a small ridge out of this village through more vineyards, you will then descend across more fields to continue walking through the Clarivaux forest before arriving into the village of Clarivaux. Here, there is a former Abbey that was founded by Saint Bernard, but now is a high-security prison but you can still visit. It is this Abbey and the prison that was notorious for its treatment of prisoners during the time of Napoleon that influenced Victor Hugo to pen a short story in 1834 that then went on to influence his most famous piece of work, Les Misérables.
Day 3: Clarivaux to Châteauvillain (19km)
Today's walk is not much longer than yesterday's. Leaving behind the small village with its high-security prison, you could be forgiven that you feel like you are part of a novel as your destination for today does sound as if it was named by a James Bond villain – Châteauvillain! Today, when you reach the village of Maranville, you will have passed over into the department of the Haute Marne and as you pass through one village to the next it will not be long before you see your final destination on the horizon. Châteauvillain is a quiet town nestled in a bend of the River Aujon and is a maze of alleys and parapets for you to explore. Unlike a James Bond villain who has dangerous animals in their layer, Châeauvillain has over 100 deer roaming freely in the Parc aux Daims.
Day 4: Chateauvillain to Mormant (20km)
From Châteauvillain you will go through the Parc aux Daims, unless it is closed for breeding season, which is late October/early November. Coming out of the park, you will reach the village of Maison Forestière then continue to follow a forest track for your stop for this evening, Mormant. Today is not particularly long but there is nowhere to stop for snacks so we would advise that you bring a picnic and take advantage of walking through the park to find a spot to enjoy some lunch and break.
Day 5: Mormant to Langres (28km)
Walking today will be over rolling hills of crop fields, through small quiet villages, and by woodland. Just before reaching Langres, you will cross the La Bonnelle River and wind your way up a shady road to be greeted with a view of Langres and your stopover for the night. Langres is a fortified town that has some breathtaking views from its walls. Langres is not however just a pretty village to wander around here you can visit a museum on Denis Didreot whose most famous work was the Encyclopédie during the Age of French Enlightenment. If all the walking today has got your appetite going then be sure to also try some of the Langres cheese that is produced here, which not surprisingly goes well with Champagne! For any Canadians, this town is the birthplace of the co-founder of Montreal, Jeanne Mance.
Day 6: Langres to Chalindrey (13km)
The walk today is a short walk leaving the town of Langres behind, you will walk through large crop fields before entering some woods for a short period and coming out the other side to meander your way down to the village of Balesmes-sur-Marne. Traversing through more rolling green hills, you will arrive down into Chalindrey, where you will stay for the night and can relax and enjoy some freshly prepared French cuisine.
Day 7: Chalindrey to Champlitte (23km)
Leaving Chalindrey today, you will also be leaving behind the Champagne region of France and entering into the Franche-Comté region which is known for its church towers that are usually domed shaped. Walking down out of Chalindrey, you will then cross over a forested hill down into Grenant then winding around a forested hillside you will come out into arable land and follow the road up to your destination Champlitte. This small town had a rich history and beautiful architecture to compliment this and after wandering around you can treat yourself to one of the local wines either white or red that is made here.
Day 8: Champlitte to Dampierre sur Salon (17km)
From Champlitte, you will make your way through the countryside, passing large arable fields and through small sleepy French villages. Crossing the La Salon River then re-crossing it to arrive at your destination for today, Dampierre sur Salon. Wander around this typical French country town and relax as you will have a long day walking tomorrow.
Day 9: Dampierre sue Salon to Gy (25km)
From Dampierre sue Salon, the walk is through large arable fields then crossing the River Saône then following this till your reach a forest. Coming out the far side of the forest, you will wind your way down into the village of Sainte-Riene before coming to the large village of La Chapelle Saint-Quillan where you can have a picnic or pop into the church which has a 16th Century statue of the Irish Saint Quillan. From here to get to your stop for the night, Gy, you will continue down a road flanked on either side by a forest before emerging out onto a flat plain of crop fields that welcome you to Gy.
Day 10: Gy to Cussey-sur-l'Ognon (16km)
From Gy today your walk is much shorter to Cussey-sur-l'Ognon. Today's walk will be mostly through forest pathways before returning to the open fields and arriving at Cussey-sur-l'Ognon, which is nestled in a bend of the Ognon River. In this peaceful French village, you will have an opportunity to relax and enjoy a traditional French meal.
Day 11: Cussey-sur-l'Ognon to Besançon (19km)
Leaving Cussey-sur-l'Ognon by a country track through fields and passed a forest, you will come to Geneuille, first village today. Here you can take a morning break and grab a coffee and snack should you wish. Continuing on, you will cross the railway line and climb a forested ridge before coming down into Ecole Valentin and then to your final destination for this section, Besançon. This large town is built around a horseshoe bend of the Doubs River and has many historic sights to visit. The most popular tourist attraction is the 17th-century military Citadel designed by Vauban which is also a World Heritage site, but you can also visit the St Jean's Cathedral, one of the museums or even take a boat trip on the Doubs River.
Day 12: Besançon
After breakfast we bid you farewell.
11 nights in 3* hotels
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Way in:
Fly into Bar-sur-Aube
The closest airport is in Paris. From here you can get the TGV to Bar-sur-Aube. Information on times and prices for the train can be found on the following website here.
Way out:
The closest airports are at either Basel or Lyon. From Basel airport there are direct flights with Ryanair to Dublin, and direct flights with Sky Work to London. From Lyon airport there are direct flights with Aerlingus.
Information on the train times and prices from Besançon can be found on the following website here.
Alternatively we can assist with organising private transfer from one of these airports to your destination and vice versa.
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Here at Dairy Queen we strive for excellence. We know that it takes a great attitude, a willingness to be a team player, and most importantly, a want to be a part of something bigger. Do you want to learn how to do the famous Blizzard Flip? Are you interested in mastering the Cone Curl? If you know you have what it takes, come on and check us out!


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Describe the cooking devices at your business.
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Invader Tries To Bust Through Bedroom Door Where Mom And Kids Locked Themselves; Sheriff Said She 'Did What She Had To Do'
By michael October 27, 2022
A Texas mom locked herself and her children in a bedroom as an invader broke into her home Tuesday night. When the criminal attempted to gain access to the woman and her children in the bedroom, she shot at him through the door after giving a warning that she was armed.
This, folks, is one of the many reasons our founders included the Second Amendment in the Bill of Rights portion of the Constitution. We have the God-given right to defend our lives, our property, and our liberty. The best tools for that job in our modern era are guns. They knew that back then, just like we know it today.
According to TheBlaze, "Hidalgo County sheriff's deputies and deputy constables responded to a home burglary in progress in the 5500 block of Nardo Street in rural Edinburg around 9:13 p.m., officials said. Edinburg is about 25 minutes north of McAllen near the Mexican border."
The owner of the home stated that a man, who has since been identified as 36-year-old Carlos Garcia, broke into her home through the garage and was attempting to get into the bedroom where she and her children were hiding, local officials stated.
The homeowner then warned Garcia that she'd called the police and that she was armed with a gun. When Garcia refused to leave the house and continued trying to gain access to the bedroom, she shot once through the door. Garcia immediately fled the premises. Which he should have done immediately after being warned by the homeowner being armed. Criminals aren't smart. That's why they're criminals.
"Deputies searched the area with helicopter assistance and found Garcia about 100 yards away in an open field with a gunshot wound to his left arm, officials said," TheBlaze reported. "Garcia was medically cleared and booked into the Hidalgo County Adult Detention Center for burglary of habitation with intent, officials said."
Jail records revealed that Garcia was still in the clink as of Thursday morning. The report stated he's due to be arraigned the same day.
"The sheriff's office said it's an active investigation and encourages witnesses with any additional information to contact the sheriff's office at 956-383-8114. If you wish to remain anonymous, you can call the Crime Stoppers Hotline at 956-668-TIPS (8477) or submit an anonymous tip through the smartphone application 'P3 TIPS,' officials said," TheBlaze stated.
Sometimes in these cases, the person who is defending themselves ends up in trouble with the law because of ridiculous regulations on weapons and when it is proper to discharge them in self-defense. Thankfully, that's not the case here.
Hidalgo County Sheriff Eddie Guerra actually praised the mother for taking actions to protect herself and her family.
"You have the right to defend yourself in your own home against an intruder," Guerra went on to tell the station. "I imagine she was in fear of her life…so she did what she had to do, and we support her."
Guerra also stated that Garcia and the woman know each other, but did not provide information concerning the nature of that relationship.
"You don't have to give notice," the sheriff explained to the station. "If someone's breaking into your home, you have the right to protect yourself and use deadly force, and you're not going to have any problem with the sheriff of Hidalgo County."


A Pinch of Salt, A Dash of Sass.Toasty Roasted Cauliflower - A Pinch of Salt, A Dash of Sass.
Cauliflower is a superfood. Superfoods should be given the opportunity to rise above the boiled-veggie treatment, and be able to revel in the delicious browned roasting treatment. Brown means things are happening. Brown means flavors are changing. Brown means flavors are CONCENTRATING! Browning gives us texture, flavor, and that awesome, comforting feeling that you can't get from steamed peas or boiled carrots. Or steamed or boiled cauliflower.
You can basically flavor your roasted cauliflower with anything you like. Typically, I use a combination of salt, pepper, garlic, onion powder, and then the herbs of whatever cuisine I'm feeling. Mexican? How about a little cumin! Italian? Oregano and basil, please. Indian? Cauliflower and curry were made for each other. We've done it with a bunch of different flavor profiles, and we have not yet gone wrong. The spices I used in the making of this particular day's cauliflower were Fox Point (freeze-dried shallots, chives, garlic, onion and green peppercorns) and Berbere seasoning (cayenne red pepper, garlic, ginger, fenugreek, cardamom, cumin, black pepper, allspice, turmeric, cloves, Ceylon cinnamon and coriander) from my favorite spice place, Penzey's. I highly recommend them for really cool spice blends. This particular combo was really awesome, and was absolutely delicious with some roasted chicken.
Roasting all KINDS of vegetables is awesome, and it really does concentrate their flavor and lend a delicious nuttiness to almost all of them. Think about the difference between a boiled potato and a roasted one, that texture difference, the warmth, all those things that make us want to shove them in our face with delight. This is what roasting does! Play with other veggies and let me know how it works out for you, but seriously — if you are not allergic to cauliflower, do yourself and those who eat your food a favor, and ROAST. IT. UP.
PS: This particular recipe fell into our rotation at Casa Sass after finding a 2.5 -pound head of cauliflower from a local farmer, recently at the winter Farmer's Market. It's such a great time of year for leafy greens, cruciferous veggies like cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower, and do NOT forget stuff like yummy winter squash. When's the last time you were at a farmer's market? Go! Go!
A simple, delicious treatment for a super-versatile vegetable, roasted cauliflower. This recipe is vitamin-packed, gluten free, low-carb, diabetic friendly, AND can be easily and deliciously prepared vegan, vegetarian, and paleo -- and so delicious you won't even be thinking about those restrictions.
1 tsp seasonings you like Curry, cayenne, ginger, citrus zest, basil, oregano, cumin, rosemary, coriander ... this is really up to you. You can seriously use any seasonings that you'd like.
1/4 cup grated parmesan or romano cheese OPTIONAL!!
2 tbsp melted butter OPTIONAL!!
Gather your ingredients. Preheat the oven to 425 degrees, and if you're using butter, carefully melt it in the microwave.
Using a sharp paring knife, start removing florets of the cauliflower from the head. Try to keep them uniform size, about as big as a golf ball.
Once you have all the florets separated, put the oil and the melted butter together in the bottom of a large bowl, and put the cauliflower florets in the bowl over top of it.
Toss the florets in the oil/butter, then when they are partially coated, sprinkle them with your choice of seasonings and the grated cheese, if you're feeling adventurous! Then, toss to combine so all the florets have the same amount of seasonings on them. I just get in there with my hands and a couple of gloves and go to town!
Once they're all happy and coated, put them in a single layer on a large cookie sheet or other lidless pan. I've done this in a cast iron skillet, on a cookie sheet, and today I'm using a large enameled iron brasier.
When your oven is preheated, put your pan of cauliflower on the middle rack and roast until they are tender but not mushy. This should take 30-40 minutes. They will become browned, and you'll have a wonderful roasty smell coming from your kitchen. Remove them from the oven and serve immediately. They make a great side dish for just about anything.
This is a fantastic and versatile side dish that works well for picky eaters, people on restrictive diets, or even just people who are trying to add more fresh vegetables into their meals. I served this as a side dish at our big holiday meal, with prime rib and all the fixings. We had potatoes and corn left, but the cauliflower disappeared. Even the kids at the table loved it.
I hope this makes your tummy as happy as it makes ours!


Charles Lee, MD, Founder & President, Polyglot Systems, Inc.
The PCMH healthcare transformation model represents a unique opportunity to implement solutions to bridge the gap in healthcare disparities barriers to improving healthcare outcomes. Employers have long recognized the business case for addressing healthcare disparities in order to improve health outcomes. Audrey Whetsell of the Medical Home Development Group will introduce a comprehensive approach to PCMH practice transformation using innovative technology solutions. She will highlight how to seamlessly incorporate unique technology solutions sets, that can assess and address health literacy, cultural competency and language barriers, into the PCMH transformation and accreditation process. This enhancement in the accreditation process will help front line providers optimize healthcare quality and outcomes for all patients.
User friendly technology solutions from the Hopkins Center for Health Disparities Solutions and Polyglot Systems will be previewed during the webinar to provide attendees with a solution oriented perspective to improving patient-provider communications and partnership. Dr. Thomas LaVeist and Cheri Wilson will demonstrate how the Cultural Competency Organizational Assessment-360 (COA360) can be successfully deployed as a continuous quality improvement (CQI) approach to improve organizational cultural competence.
determine the effectiveness of these interventions through re-assessments.
Dr. Charles Lee will present several technologies developed with grant funding from the National Institute for Minority Health and Health Disparities to eliminate disparities for patients with limited health literacy and/or language barriers.
easy-to-follow reconciled patient medication summaries.