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'$150 million doesn't touch our needs'
jessica.williams@thetimesnews.com
The Alamance-Burlington Board of Education entered their Tuesday, Jan. 9 work session expecting to be wowed by the bells and whistles of the proposed $150 million bond.
Instead, they got a harsh dose of reality.
Some background:
For the last year-and-a-half, the school system has been working toward putting a $150 million bond on the November 2018 ballot – a bond that would fund the construction of a new high school and renovations and additions to eight out of 36 existing schools.
The board hired Moseley Architects for $198,000, last March, to conduct a facilities study that would produce cost estimates for the work that needs to be done to those schools, as well as provide an estimated cost and capacity number for a new high school.
Moseley was particularly appealing because Lead Architect Ashley Dennis is a 1998 graduate of Walter Williams High School and a Burlington native with family still residing in the city.
Dennis stood before the board, Tuesday, to present their findings.
The "Cadillac" version of the plan came out to $200 million, which means they had to scale back their expectations.
That said, here's what Moseley says the school system can do for $149,822,044:
Build a brand new, approximately 240,000 square foot high school, with a hallway capacity of 1,250 students and a core (media center and lunchroom) capacity of 1,500. The estimated cost would be $67,012,616.
Eastern and Western Alamance High School: Enlarge dining areas and increase square footage to up the capacity from 985 and 1,085, respectively, to 1,250. Also do minor and moderate renovations at both schools. The estimated cost for Eastern is $11,657,249. The estimated cost for Western is $12,400,611.
Southern Alamance High School: Enlarge dining areas and increase square footage to add classrooms, upping the capacity from 1,100 to 1,500 students. Also do minor and moderate renovations. The estimated cost of this is $20,661,931.
Do minor and moderate renovations to parts of Graham High School and purchase equipment for the school's specialized programs to the tune of $7,619,063.
Do minor and moderate renovations to parts of Cummings High School, focusing on the lobby and auditorium, for $10,867,063.
Renovate and replace auditorium seating at Williams High School, do some other minor renovations, and replace outdated toilets, all for $4,646,400.
Add 16 classrooms to South Mebane Elementary School, do minor and moderate renovations to the school, and construct a new kitchen, renovating the existing kitchen to expand the cafeteria for $8,482,880.
Do a moderate renovation of Pleasant Grove Elementary School for $6,474,192.
The board reacts
A specific design for the new high school and the nitty-gritty of the renovations were not included in the presentation, and board members questioned how they're supposed to sell a bond to the community when they can't say what, specifically, it's going to pay for.
"I need very detailed [explanations] as to what those renovations are going to be, specifically," board member Patsy Simpson said. "Are you going to address new roofs on buildings or…? I need details before I can make any decisions."
But specifics are not going to come until after the bond passes.
Dennis can only make an educated guess at what the renovations might be, or what the new high school might look like.
"We don't want to hire an architect to design a building that we don't know we're going to have the money to pay for," Harrison said.
The second issue was the use of the words "minor" and "moderate" in regards to renovations to existing schools.
"I've been of the mindset that we're going to have, with the whole package, significant changes to the facilities of all the other schools that we're dealing with," board member Tony Rose said.
If the bond funds the construction of a new high school, he says, the existing schools need to be just as good – or at least look just as good – as the new high school does in order for there to be equity in the Alamance-Burlington School System, which is what he and other board members believed they were getting for $150 million.
To see the words "minor" or "moderate" renovations instead of "significant" was a shock.
"I don't know of a building out there that I would think needs 'minor' renovations," Rose said.
Board member Pam Thompson added, "If you remodel your house and paint one room, it ain't all that great if you look at the rest of the house. You either do the rest of the house or nothing. I just want everything for our kids, and for $150 million I think they should get it."
But, Harrison pointed out, they're not going to get 'everything' for $150 million because the needs greatly outweigh funding, especially with schools that are, on average, 50-years-old.
"$150 million doesn't touch our needs," Harrison said. "We need to remember that we're not touching middle schools [and] we're only touching two elementary schools."
Dennis added that, though the schools will not be completely renovated, there will be enough renovations done to make a significant impact, i.e. flooring replacement, painting, window replacement, etc.
"Really, there's no major renovation work being done, but that does not mean that a space can't be 'wow.' … You can get that out of minor. You can get that. You just have to be creative in the way you spend your money and you have to make sure that your designers are meeting with the right groups to understand what the needs are, because if the paint is great but there's still the bad windows or the glare or the HVAC system that's clanking in the ceiling, you're not going to quite get that, 'Wow!' no matter how nice the space looks.'"
To appease those who have suggested the school system could save money or get more bang for their buck by not building a new high school, Harrison had Moseley determine what the cost would be if they, instead, upped the capacity at Eastern, Western and Southern to 1,700.
This option – including the renovation work at other schools – would cost ABSS an estimated $123,008,100, which would save them around $27 million, but would not fully address current capacity issues or future growth.
Even if a new high school is built, it will address capacity for now, but there will still be capacity issues in the future.
Alamance County Planning Director Libby Hodges has tracked and estimated enrollment numbers for the school system for the last two years by having municipalities report monthly on what developments they've approved and what school system they're in, then using a formula to estimate how many students each development will produce.
At her last presentation, Hodges told board members the school system is currently 800 students over capacity.
Approved developments are estimated to add another 700 to that number, making it 1,500, which, alone, would fill the new high school to its core capacity.
Van Pelt asked if all of the bond work, combined, is enough to accommodate Hodges' estimated growth.
Multiple board members responded, "No."
Despite their disillusionment, the board acknowledged that the new high school is needed to keep ABSS afloat, and that they have to take what they can get as far as renovations.
The board will consider Moseley's presentation again at their February work session, where they will vote to accept the staff's recommendation to bring to the Board of Commissioners in March.
Reporter Jessica Williams can be reached at jessica.williams@thetimesnews.com or at 336-506-3046. Follow her on Twitter at @jessicawtn.


CG writes: Developed by Bandai Namco's internal studios, Ace Combat 7 makes its mark on consoles and PC. For the record, the PS4 version is the only way to play in VR thanks to the Playstation VR support. So if you're a VR gamer this version will offer a handful of additional missions for your headset rather than the entire game playable in VR.


Versace will be officially fur-free in 2018. Sadly, this does not mean we can run to the stores for free luxury clothes, but it is still good news.
Donatella Versace has been wanting to make the switch for a while now, but the company officially announced their fur-free policy earlier this month. "Fur? I am out of that, I don't want to kill animals to make fashion," the fashion designer said in an interview with The Economist.
The brand has began the change and will be continuing their transformation throughout 2018 onwards. Even though furs are not a major part of the brand's identity and income Donatella's decision is not only about protecting animals.
The Versace brand has a grander goal of sustainability. In December 2017 Versace opened a boutique in London which is the first boutique to be certified Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED). They plan to continue this trend in future Miami, Munich, and more.
Sustainability is a great trend to buy into because, as we all know, we only have one earth to live on so preservation is key.


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Holiday Gift Ideas from UF/IFAS' "Shop Around the Corner"
The holidays are almost here, and many of us are already making plans to see friends and relatives, shopping for gifts, and settling in with a cup of warm cocoa (even if it's 80 degrees outside) to watch some classic holiday movies. One lesser-known gem is "The Shop Around the Corner," with Jimmy Stewart and Margaret Sullavan, a romantic comedy set in a small shop in Budapest preparing for the holiday rush.
Here on the University of Florida campus, tucked away on a quiet side road, UF/IFAS Extension has its own little "shop around the corner" that houses some of the most engaging and useful gifts available in the state of Florida.
The UF/IFAS Extension Bookstore has hundreds of books, ID decks, posters, stationary, clothing and other items related to gardening, landscaping, nature, cooking and Florida living. We just might happen to have the perfect gift, especially for those hard-to-shop-for people on your list.
And if you have trouble finding the bookstore, don't worry—you can visit our website at http://ifasbooks.ifas.ufl.edu.
The USDA Complete Guide to Home Canning — Canning is a great way to preserve garden-fresh foods and carry on family traditions. This is the quintessential guide to safely and effectively select, prepare, can or pickle fruits, vegetables, poultry, red meats and even seafood. $19.00
Pickled, Fried, and Fresh: Bert Gill's Southern Flavors—Bert Gill is a Gainesville legend whose special talent is for capturing the delicious essence of north Florida's cookery. Be sure that the person you give this to invites you over for dinner. $26.95
Other items: UF/IFAS Extension apron; UF/IFAS reusable grocery tote
Gift set: An autographed copy Pickled, Fried, & Fresh cookbook with an UF/IFAS Extension apron.
Florida Gardeners Handbook—There are so many choices for gardening in Florida that it's hard to know where to start. This guide by central Florida's leading experts will introduce the gardener on your list to over 300 Florida native plants, with water-wise gardening tips and to-do calendars to make their gardens flourish. $24.99
Your Florida Landscape—This perennial favorite is the complete guide to planting and maintaining landscapes the Florida-friendly way. The person who receives this will be thanking you with backyard barbecues and garden parties for years to come. $19.95
Other items: Master Gardener fishing hat; Master Gardener flower pot mug
Gift set: Florida Gardeners Handbook and Master Gardener Sunhat or Climate-Wise Landscaping and a Master Gardener flower pot mug
For the Outdoor Adventurer
Backcountry Trails of Florida – Open a path to discovery for the trekker who receives this guide to 100 off-the-grid trails, the ecosystems they wind through, and plans for the perfect outdoor adventure. $19.95
Florida's Edible Wild Plants – The amateur botanist or curious epicure on your list will appreciate this identification guide and recipe book for beautyberry cake, sea grape jelly and other wild edibles that are as safe as they are delicious. $16.95
Other items: UF/IFAS stainless steel water bottle; UF/IFAS safari hat
Gift set: Backcountry Trails of Florida and UF/IFAS stainless steel water bottle
For the Budding Naturalist
Florida Butterfly Encounters – The next Jane Goodall or David Attenborough could be exploring your backyard this holiday. This set of easy-to-read booklets introduces lepidopterists of all ages to 50 common Florida butterflies, butterfly watching basics, creating a butterfly garden, and more. $8.00
Helpful, Harmful, Harmless – This sturdy pocket identification guide can help anyone tell a good or harmless bug from a destructive or stinging bug at a glance. It also makes a great gift for the gardener. $18.00
Other items: Sustainability stickers; Freshwater Plants Jigsaw Puzzle
Gift set: Freshwater Plants Jigsaw Puzzle and a set of Sustainability stickers
For Turtle Lovers of All Ages
One in a Thousand: Those Amazing Sea Turtles – This lovely book is written for young readers, but it's filled with research-based information about the only remaining sea turtle species, their biology, ecology and efforts to save these beautiful creatures from extinction. $15.00
Gift set: One in a Thousand, Give Sea Turtles a Safe Path poster, sea turtle plush toy
For Florida Lovers
Journal of Light: The Visual Diary of a Florida Nature Photographer – John Moran is a name that will quicken the pulse of any true Florida lover. This book is Moran's definitive statement on his life, art and philosophy, illustrated by his breathtaking photographs of Florida's majestic beauty.
A Land Remembered—Patrick Smith's best-selling historical novel is the sweeping saga of three generations of Florida pioneers. Those who want to know what the state was like before Disney, NASA and the I-4 corridor will come away amazed. $14.95
Judge Platt: Tales from a Florida Cattleman – Florida cattle country used to be the "wild west" of the South, and Judge Platt's yarns make the sights and sounds of the cracker prairie come to life. A worthy non-fiction companion to A Land Remembered. $14.00
Other items: gator lapel pin
Gift set: A Land Remembered and a gator lapel pin
The UF/IFAS Extension Bookstore will have an open house on Friday, December 7 on the University of Florida campus at 1374 Sabal Palm Drive in Gainesville. We also visit Master Gardener events and plant sales around the state. To see about future events, get directions or order online, please visit ifasbooks.ifas.ufl.edu, or follow us on Facebook at @UFIFASNews and on Twitter at @UF_IFAS.
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It's official: BBC Culture has named Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai the greatest foreign-language film ever. They arrived to this decision by polling 209 critics in 43 countries.
The top 100 films ended up with no less than four Kurosawa films, with Rashomon, Ikiru and Ran also appearing on the list. In fact, with Rashomon fourth, Kurosawa has two films in the top 5.
Between them, the polled critics apparently speak 41 different languages, making one wonder if "foreign-language" really is the best moniker here. And curiously, but perhaps not unexpectedly, none of the six Japanese critics polled voted for any Kurosawa film.
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On forced celibacy in America
Recently republished is a book on the married priesthood (see below). After reading this recent article in the National Catholic Register, I though it worth giving a shout out to this important historic and doctrinal work. While some of the prefatory comments have a decidedly particular audience (Rome and Rusyns), the arguments themselves have a universal application.
(NCRegister) - ST. LOUIS — Surrounded by his wife, daughter and the bishops of his Church, Father Wissam Akiki made history in February as the first married man in 90 years to enter the priesthood for the Maronite Catholic Church in the U.S.
But for Catholics of most Eastern-rite Churches in the U.S., including the Maronites, the fact the priest is a married man isn't that extraordinary: What's extraordinary is that they have to ask the Vatican for permission to ordain married men in the first place.
Eastern Catholic bishops of the Ukrainian, Ruthenian and Melkite traditions have been cautiously ordaining married men to the priesthood in the United States since Blessed John Paul II relaxed decades-old rules and opened the door to them on a case-by-case basis approved by the Vatican. Now, the Maronites are following suit.
On Feb. 27, Bishop Elias Zaidan of the Maronite Eparchy of Our Lady of Lebanon ordained Father Akiki.
"It's been an ongoing discussion," said Deacon Louis Peters, the chancellor of the St. Louis-based eparchy. "Pope Francis said he could suspend the rule for this ordination, and so we proceeded."
But the Holy Father's approval of Father Akiki's ordination marks "no change at all" to the Latin Church's ancient tradition of a celibate-only priesthood, explained Paulist Father Ronald Roberson, an authority on Eastern Churches with the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
"The tradition of a wholly celibate diocesan clergy is really something that is a characteristic of the Latin Church, but not the [entire] Catholic Church," he said.
In the tradition of most Eastern Churches, married men are ordained as parish priests. However, celibate men take vows as monks and can be ordained as priests, and bishops are chosen from the celibate clergy. But once ordained, priests can never marry...
Complete article here.
(Orthodox Goods) - A verbatim reprint of the 1942 original. It is a staunch defense of the married priesthood of the Eastern Orthodox and Eastern Rite Catholic Churches. It was written by the Very Reverend Protopresbyter Joseph Mihaly in answer to the forced celibacy of the Roman Catholic Church on the American immigrants from Eastern Europe and is a primary source on the history of the American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Diocese.


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PALEO & GEO TOPICS: Comments by R. L. Squires: Archaeopteryx, a Late Jurassic "dino-bird"
Archaeopteryx, a Late Jurassic "dino-bird"
This post is a continuation of my previous two posts that deal with very interesting fossil skulls of chordate (vertebrate) animals. The first concerned the synapsid mammal Dimetrodon, the second concerned the early dinosaur Herrerasaurus. This current one concerns the "early bird" Archaeopteryx, which is one of the most famous fossils of all time.
A replica of Archaeopteryx lithographica.
Archaeopteryx lived during the Late Jurassic Period, which was an interval about 164 to 145 million years ago. The animal was approximately chicken size and had several reptilian traits: long, flexible neck that was constructed like a saurischian dinosaur; jaw with sharp teeth; long tail; sternum not keeled; and front limbs with free-clawed fingers. On the original specimen of Archaeopteryx lithographica from Germany, there are faint impressions of hollow feathers.
This purpose of this post is not to go into a lengthy treatise on the morphology of Archaeopteryx. Information is readily available online about this subject. Instead, the intent of this post is to show features of its skull that are rarely illustrated in the popular media. These features are a narrow and tapering skull, very much like Herrerasaurus shown in my previous post, and also the presence of two fenestrae (openings) on the top and sides of its skull. The number and positions of these fenestrate are a characteristic of diapsid ("two-hole") reptiles, which include dinosaurs. The openings on top are called supratemporal fenestrae, and the openings on the sides are called lateral temporal fenestrae (see my last post).
Side view of replica of skull of Archaeopteryx lithographica, length 4.3 cm.
Dorsal (top) view of replica of skull of Archaeopteryx lithographica, length 4.3 cm.
Birds are now regarded by most paleontologists as having evolved from feathered dinosaurs ("dino-birds"). This evolution, which was seemingly a very complicated and transitional succession, is likely not to have been a one-step, linear process. Perhaps only one of the many branches of early "dino-birds" survived and yielded modern birds. The story of bird evolution is still unfolding, so stay tuned.


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Earlier this spring, a handful of guys from dorm 7-2 at Liberty University were dunking on a miniature basketball goal they had laying around their dorm when Cabot Phillips had an idea.
Inspired by the dunk pranks made popular on Vine — holding a goal over a blissfully unaware victim's head and posterizing them, sneak-attack style — Cabot Phillips, his twin brother Hudson Phillips and friends Timmy Steffens, Christian Glackin and Jon Milograno decided to give the video a shot (no pun intended).
No stranger to viral videos — Cabot Phillips was also behind a clip of a friend catching a fish with his hair — the group put substantial thought into the project. They gathered dunk ideas and spent one day gauging the reactions of their unsuspecting participants.
Sufficient positive responses gathered, the guys decided to make a full video — one much longer than the six seconds of fame the prank usually garners — that involves several famous faces of Liberty. They dunked on Flames football Head Coach Turner Gill, courtesy of some assistance from his daughter, and Campus Band's Justin Kintzel. The highlight of the video, though, was an appearance by Flames power forward Drew Smith, who has appeared in SportsCenter's Top 10 Plays twice.
"I didn't know him, but I've been to basketball games and knew if we were going to make the video, we had to have someone like Drew doing it," Cabot Phillips said.
On a whim, he fired off a Facebook message to Smith. To his surprise, Smith not only responded the next morning but was excited about the idea.
Now, more than 23,000 YouTube and 300,000 MSN views later, all the work that went into the making of the video has more than paid off, according to Cabot Phillips. Not motivated by class credit or career goals, Cabot Phillips said he enjoys making videos, and the group plans on making more. Cabot Phillips explained that because he does not intend to pursue anything in the film or media realm professionally, the project was nothing more than good, clean fun. He said the video was, first and foremost, a sort of celebration for the dorm as a whole.
While the simple idea for that hurrah turned out to be a slamming success — literally, it is unlikely it will be as final as Cabot Phillips' group previously thought. Their growing fan base is clamoring for more videos, and the guys of 7-2 plan to deliver.


"I've never seen anything like this before" were the first words I remember a doctor stating the moment my son was born, as I listened to the donkey-like sound my son made. From where I was lying on the delivery table, it looked like his ribs were made of rubber and folded in half with each noisy inhalation. With every breath he took, his ribcage would collapse. Of course the doctor had never experienced this. We learned, five long, agonizing days later that it was because both of Jacob's vocal cords were paralyzed, something so rare that the specialists at Sick Kids Hospital had not seen in over 15 years.
Until then, my only experience with doctors had been for routine check-ups and the occasional sore throat. Doctors had the answers; they diagnosed the problem and prescribed the remedy. And it usually worked. Not this time.
It wasn't until 10 months after I heard those frightening words that Jacob was diagnosed with Pelizaeus-Merzbacher disease (PMD), a rare, neurodegenerative disease. I was at home playing with my son when the telephone rang. The doctor informed me that one of the many tests Jacob took came back positive. He had PMD. I had never heard of this disease and did not know what it meant. When I started asking questions, I was informed that there is no cure and no treatment available. According to the medical professional, our only option was to treat each new symptom as it appeared. I would not accept that this was the only option. My role as a mother was to keep my son happy, healthy, and safe. I would not sit back and wait for the disease to destroy Jacob's body.
I lived my first year of motherhood as if I were in a bubble. While other new moms were taking their babies to music classes and various "mom and tot" programs, I was at home, isolated from the rest of the world. Because of his weak immune system, a simple cold was life-threatening for Jacob. I was not willing to risk infection by inviting other children into our home for visits or taking him for a walk in the nearby mall.
Instead, as I held him for two hours at a time for his feeding, his tiny head would get so hot it soaked through the layers of blankets that were between us. Without stopping, I was uttering the same two syllables in slow motion: Jaaaacobbbbb, Jaaaacobbbbb for hours. My biceps were burning from holding his little body as still as possible as any movement might cause him to vomit. This process was repeated every three hours. My clothes were drenched and stank from partially digested breast milk that was painfully pumped for 20 minutes, seven times a day, month after month.
Being a mother took on a new meaning for me. Yes, I held my son like any new mother, but it was different. Very different. Nothing like I thought it would be. I had to make sure I did not dislodge any of the tubes that helped him live. Yes, I fed my son like any new mother, but it was different. Instead of holding him to my breast or placing a bottle in his mouth, I had to connect him to a feeding system that dripped pumped breast milk into a tube that was inserted into his stomach, bypassing his mouth. And yes, eventually I was allowed to take him for walks in his stroller, but it was different. We walked in the halls of the hospital, stopping occasionally so I could place a suction tube in his mouth to help him breathe.
This was not the way I visualized motherhood. Seeing a healthy child was so painful for me, I felt like I would collapse in tears. When I saw a baby that was the same age as Jacob, I had to look away. I couldn't help thinking my son should be sitting like that by now; he should be able to smile, too. When I listened to a mother complain about her child needing glasses, I wanted to scream at her and tell her to be thankful for having a child who could walk and talk.
As we were given the freedom to venture farther away from his room, I started gaining confidence in my ability to feed him by myself and was beginning to overcome my revulsion at threading a tube up his nose and down his throat for the deep suctioning he sometimes required. I was terrified. I can still feel my inexperienced hands trembling as I snaked the tube in his nose until it reached the point where it would turn, move down his throat and clear the thick mucous that was impeding his airway. I was not enjoying this part of motherhood. Not one bit.
Then, all of a sudden, I realized that I had changed. Somehow along the way, in the midst of all the feedings, appointments, and isolation, I seemed to have stopped saying that I couldn't handle it. I stopped feeling like I was going to scream every time we were told that there was nothing anyone could do. I stopped shaking every time I had to suction Jacob, and I stopped apologizing to strangers in waiting rooms for Jacob's screaming.
Eventually I stopped saying "I can't handle it." I don't know exactly when, but at some point, I realized that I can, and I had to.
It is well known that mother-bears will stop at nothing to defend their cubs. And that was me, I realized. Perhaps my child had disabilities, but still, I was a mother-bear. I had found strength and courage from reserves located somewhere deep, deep inside me. I started to question the medical professionals. I began to realize they did not have answers, and even though many were reluctant to admit it, I learned they knew little about how to help Jacob. But as time passed, as I became more comfortable with the tiny fighter who is my son, I realized that I could not depend on the doctors for the answers. Jacob is my son. I know him better than a doctor who examines him for 10 minutes, despite the plethora of degrees hanging on his office wall.
The doctors were doing their best, but I was the expert. During one of our many hospital visits, a doctor told me that he wanted to surgically remove a piece of Jacob's skin for analysis. I asked why. I wanted to know if the results would lead to a treatment or if it was simply to add more details to Jacob's voluminous medical file. At another appointment, a specialist suggested a second MRI. I weighed the potential benefits against the risk of not being able to remove the breathing tube required for the anesthetic. As my confidence grew, so did my voice. I decided that any medical test or procedure that Jacob would undergo must have the potential benefit of bringing us closer to a treatment. I would not let him suffer for the sake of gathering additional information that would be useful only in the context of academic publications about rare disorders.
Some of the professionals I've encountered have labeled me a demanding parent; others call me difficult because I don't blindly accept what they say. I know what I am. I am a mother-bear who will stop at nothing to protect her cub. I will stop at nothing to make sure Jacob has the happiest, healthiest, and safest life possible. Because frankly, that's my job.
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The whole Jjong and Skk thing, now no one knows if it's real. Since allkpop posted that the Jjong sites closed, but in reality just had such high traffic that people can't access the site.
So who's to say the relationship isn't real?
Plus with upcoming concerts, it's a really bad business strategy to let your stars date cause you know the fangirls WILL rage.
And yet this went out? I don't completely doubt it's a lie, cause otherwise: Why is Key so out of it?
Umma is the mood maker of the group. When things are down, he's the one cheering up everyone. He would be the first one to smile no matter how tired they all are. Or make pouts, glares, smiles, anything. But this performance he was just...out of it.
Umma, hang in there. #cheerupKey!


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What is Loss of Consortium in a Medical Malpractice Case?
Medical malpractice cases often contain several different types of compensation. Reimbursement for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and lost wages are some of the most commonly seen, but there are other, lesser-known types as well. Loss of consortium, a form of compensation that may be sought by a spouse or family member of a medical malpractice victim, is just one example. Learn more about the loss of consortium, including what it is and how you can determine if it may be an element in your family's medical malpractice case.
At its core, loss of consortium pertains to the emotional, financial, and physical losses that spouses and/or family members experience after a medical malpractice injury. It encompasses both death and injury that may leave the victim without the sexual intimacy, emotional or financial support, or companionship that they had previously experienced, and might have otherwise continued to experience, had it not been for the negligence of the physician.
Successfully navigating any medical malpractice case can be difficult, but those involving a loss of consortium can be especially complex. Much of this is due to the ambiguity of such claims (i.e. how do you place a dollar amount on the loss of intimacy or companionship?), but the burden of proof that victims must bear is a major contributing factor as well. Thankfully, victims and their families can ease the claim process and potentially increase their chances of a positive outcome in their case by seeking guidance and assistance from an experienced attorney.
Are You Owed Compensation for Loss of Consortium?
Determining if you may be eligible for compensation for a loss of consortium may seem like an easy task, but the families of victims often overlook the ways that an injury or death is and will impact their lives. For example, one may ask for compensation for their financial losses but fail to consider how the loss of companionship is impacting them in their day-to-day life. An attorney can help with this by asking a few simple but important questions. Should you be owed compensation for loss of consortium, they can represent you and your best interests.
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"Institutional Dutch Catholic Abuse 'Affected Thousands'"/BBC News
"Tens of thousands of children have suffered sexual abuse in Dutch Catholic institutions since 1945, a report says. The report by an independent commission said Catholic officials had failed to tackle the widespread abuse at schools, seminaries and orphanages. But the report also found that one in five children who attended an institution suffered abuse - regardless of whether it was Catholic.
"This episode fills us with shame and sorrow," said a bishops' statement.
The commission, which began work in August 2010, sought to uncover what had gone on and how it had happened, and examined what kind of justice should be offered to victims.
It was triggered by allegations of abuse at a Catholic school in the east Netherlands, which prompted other alleged victims to come forward."
"Fighting Tradition, A Catholic Womanpriest Leads Mass in East Village"by Brigid Bergin
http://www.wnyc.org/articles/wnyc-news/2011/dec/16/roman-cathlic-womanpriest-east-village/
This is not a new debate. Among the scholars who have weighed in on the issue, Paul Lakeland wrote a book 37 years ago called, Can Women Be Priests? He's the director of the Center for Catholic Studies at Fairfield University, a Jesuit school in Connecticut. There is no sound theological reason why women can't be ordained," Lakeland said.He continues to support women's ordination and knows another woman priest who runs a small parish just outside of Boston. Most theologians would say that Jesus didn't ordain anybody," Lakeland said.He added that the development of ministry took several centuries, and given what we know about men and women today compared to what we thought about men and women 2,000 years ago, "there's no reason that ordination could not be extended to them. But there are many conservative Catholic theologians who would not agree with me."
"But for Gabriella Velardi Ward — and the other Roman Catholic Womenpriests — they are not waiting for permission from Rome. The change has happened. Ward defines herself as a Catholic priest, leading a parish, looking to enhance the ministry she provides to her congregation.While the Vatican has clearly stated its position against women priests, the future of this movement will depend on whether everyday Catholics are open to embracing a new tradition."
"Infallibility" and Equality in Catholicism by Sister Chris Schenk, csj / Excellent article
http://futurechurch.org/fpm/infallibility.htm
Some conclusions and some questions:
It appears that the Vatican is being deluged with faithful Catholic people who, far from having "doubts" about the teaching on the non-ordination of women, are in fact actively in favor of ordaining them.
Could this issue have more to do with Church politics than with theology? Given the fact that there is a Eucharistic famine all over the world because of the priest shortage, wouldn't it make more sense for our leadership to be thinking about who they can include in the priesthood rather than who they want to leave out?
Presuming that Catholics must accept the non-ordination of women, what will the all male church hierarchy do to actively implement women's equality (which they are always so careful to say they support) in the church? Where are the women Cardinals? How may qualified women participate in the selection of the next Pope? What dioceses will be open for qualified women to govern, much as the medieval abbesses functioned as Bishops?
Vatican officials delight in saying that women are "different but equal." Unfortunately ,only men have defined this kind of "equality." Women have been forbidden to join the conversation, and when they do try to offer a different theological perspective based on recent biblical scholarship, efforts are made to brand them as heretics. "Equality" seems to mean that male Catholics are equally entitled to make the rules and female Catholics are equally entitled to obey them.
Somehow, I can¹t believe that this was what Jesus had in mind when he commissioned Magdalen to go and tell her fellow apostles that He had, indeed, risen from the dead
First Criminal Hearing for Bishop Finnhead of the Kansas City-St. Joseph Diocese Moved to January
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Joshua J. McElwee
"The first hearing in the criminal case against Bishop Robert W. Finn, head of the Kansas City-St. Joseph diocese, has been postponed until Jan. 12.
Both Finn and the diocese were charged in October by authorities in Jackson County, Mo., with separate counts of failing to report suspected child abuse in the case of Fr. Shawn Ratigan, a diocesan priest who was arrested in May for child pornography.
The hearing was originally scheduled for Dec. 15. Mike Mansur, the communications director of the Jackson County prosecutor's office, told NCR the delay came at the request of the bishop's lawyers.
News of the delay comes about a month after Finn dodged separate charges of failing to report abuse in Clay County, Mo., by agreeing to give the prosecutor there wide-ranging oversight of diocesan review procedures in the county. The diocesan chancery is located in Jackson County. The parish where Ratigan last served as pastor is in Clay County. "
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"Female Priests Push Catholic Boundaries"/ Minneapolis Star Tribune Newspaper Article about Compassion of Christ Catholic Community
http://www.startribune.com/lifestyle/135386288.html
"Dressed in a priestly white robe and green stole, Monique Venne lifted communion bread before an altar -- defying centuries of Catholic Church law.Despite promises of excommunication from the Vatican, she and six other women in Minnesota say they are legitimate, ordained Catholic priests, fit to celebrate the mass. They trace their status through a line of ordained women bishops back to anonymous male bishops in Europe."We love the church, but we see this great wrong," said Venne, 54, who cofounded Compassion of Christ Church, a Minneapolis congregation that just celebrated its first anniversary. "Not allowing women to be at the altar is a denigration of their dignity. We want the church to be the best it can be. If one leaves, one cannot effect change. So we're pushing boundaries.""Minnesota has emerged as a hotbed for the growing movement to ordain women as priests, with the highest per-capita number of female Catholic priests in the nation, according to the organization Roman Catholic Womenpriests. Women priests are working in the Twin Cities, Red Wing, Winona, Clear Lake and soon St. Cloud. The group claims about 70 women priests in the United States and more than 100 worldwide..."
Gaudete, Rejoice! Dance in the Rain, Everyday is Christmas! - Homily Reflection by Bridget Mary Meehan, ARCWP
The message today is found in our second reading: Rejoice, Pray always, and give thanks in all circumstances for this is will of God for you in Christ Jesus.
A story that has circulated on the internet is one example of living this message in our daily lives.
A man had breakfast everyday with his wife who had suffered from alzheimer's. She no longer knew him and was in a nursing home. When asked why he kept it up, he said "she does not know me, he said, but I still know who she is."
So the author of the story summarized it this way: "love is an acceptance of all that is, all that has been, all that will be and will not be. Life is not about how to survive, but how to learn to dance in the rain."
In the responsorial psalm we prayed the Magnificat. In her prayer for justice, Mary, a young, pregnant, woman, who could have been stoned to death, reminds us that God is on the side of liberation and justice. "The Bible reveals God", Elizabeth Johnson writes, "as compassionate lover of justice, on the side of the oppressed to the point where those who oppress the poor insult their Marker." (Proverbs 14:31)Quest for the Living God, p.76.
In an excerpt from the Associated press story, 3 women accept Nobel Peace Prize:
Gbowee, 39, challenged Liberia's warlords as she campaigned for women's rights and against rape. In 2003, she led hundreds of female protesters through Monrovia to demand swift disarmament of fighters, who continued to prey on women, despite a peace deal.
"We used our pains, broken bodies and scarred emotions to confront the injustices and terror of our nation," she told the Nobel audience in Oslo's City Hall.
She called the peace prize a recognition of the struggle for women's rights not only in Yemen and Liberia, but anywhere that women face oppression.
"We must continue to unite in sisterhood to turn our tears into triumph," Gbowee said. "There is no time to rest until our world achieves wholeness and balance, where all men and women are considered equal and free."
In the Gospels we encounter Jesus who reveals God's compassion to the poor, the rejected, the outcastes and "offered table companionship so inclusive that it gave scandal." Johnson concludes , "Deeply affected not only by poverty, but by the sin of sexism in the structures of church and society, women, the excluded among the excluded , realize that God's preferential option for the poor is an option for poor women." (Quest of the Living God) p. 77
With Mary, we rejoice, pray always and give thanks in all circumstances that God will triumph over every injustice.
Like Mary and Elisabeth, we are called to support one another as companions on the journey in our struggles, doubts and fears, over our tears. Sometimes this occurs over conversations that take months, --even years and many cups of tea. Like Mary, first priest, who could say, this is my body, this is my blood, we are all called as the Body of Christ to birth Christ in our world in all that we do and say each day, no matter what the cost!
We rejoice, pray always and give thanks in all circumstances as we wrap presents, decorate, write Christmas cards, serve others, that while Advent is a special season of preparation, every day is Christmas!
Mindy Lou Simmons sang "Every day is Christmas"
(For those in the Sarasota area, you can experience Mindy Simmons' beautiful music on Dec. 16th, Friday at 7 PM at St. Boniface Church. Siesta Key Tickets available at the door.)
Sharing by Community in Dialogue Homily (After hymn, the community shared their responses to readings for 3rd Sunday of Advent. )
http://www.associationofromancatholicwomenpriests.org/
Video Clips of Mary Mother of Jesus (MMOJ) Inclusive Catholic Community Liturgy on 3rd Sunday of Advent -Dec. 11, 2011
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0n3NuZsHpE0
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Israeli prisons are essentially political prisons. They contain mainly Palestinians suspected, accused and occasionally – on the basis of coerced confessions – "convicted" of carrying out, abetting or planning acts of resistance, whether peaceful or armed. While statistics for the total prison population are not available, the number of prisoners in maximum-security prisons who are serving long-term sentences consistently hovers around 3,000; thirty Palestinian women are imprisoned in Neve Tertza, not including those women brought from Lebanon. Lawyers estimate that prior to the recent uprising 20,000 Palestinians were imprisoned each year.
Within the pre-1967 borders there are ten prisons, including Kfar Yonah, Ramle Central Prison, Shattah, Damun, Mahaneh Ma'siyahu, Beersheba, Tel Mond (for juveniles), Nafha, Ashkelon and Neve Tertza.
Nine prisons are located in the post-1967 Occupied Territories: Gaza, Nablus, Ramallah, Bethlehem, Fara'a, Jericho, Tulkarm, Hebron and Jerusalem.
There are regional detention centers at Yagur (Jalameh) and Atlit near Haifa, Abu Kabir in Tel Aviv and the Moscobiya (Russian Compound) in Jerusalem. In addition, police headquarters in Haifa, Acre, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, the eighteen police stations throughout the state and the forty police outposts in the occupied territories are used to detain suspects for interrogation and torture.  Military installations throughout the country also serve as interrogation and torture centers. Prisoners agree that the most savage of these is Armon ha-Avadon known as the "Palace of Hell" and "Palace of the End". It is located at Mahaneh Tzerffin near Sarafand.
Finally, detention camps with only tents for shelter were erected to maintain the large numbers of Palestinian prisoners brought from Lebanon during the 1982 invasion as well as the youths rounded up during the current resistance. Meggido, Ansar II (in Gaza) and Dhariyah have become detention centers notorious for their inhumane conditions and daily routine of torture.
The differences between prisons for Palestinians within the post-1967 Occupied Territories and those within pre-1967 Israel, i.e., within the "Green Line", are not great. Ashkelon prison, Nafha prison, the main wing of Beersheba prison and the special wing of Ramle prison, while located within pre-1967 Israel, are major detention centers for Palestinians from the post-1967 Occupied Territories of the West Bank and Gaza. Damun and Tel Mond are used for Palestinian youth.
The physical location of prisons has little bearing on conditions. Israeli prison authorities maintain rigorous segregation between persons held on criminal charges and those convicted of "security offences", who are political prisoners.
As only a small number of Jews qualify as political prisoners and only a small number of Palestinians, particularly from the Occupied Territories, are criminal offenders, this separation entails de-facto segregation between Jewish prisoners and Palestinian detainees. Neither contact nor communication is allowed. They are either in separate prisons or different wings of the same institution.
Distinctions are also made between Palestinian prisoners from the territory occupied after 1967 and "Israeli Arab" inmates, who are Palestinian and Druze residing in pre-1967 Israel and holding Israeli citizenship. Conditions of imprisonment for prisoners from the West Bank and Gaza are many times worse than those of pre-1967 "Israeli" inmates.
Some, but not all, prisoners from pre-1967 Israel are allowed a bed or mattress. Approximately 70% of these Israeli prisoners enjoy this "privilege". They also may receive one visit every two weeks and send two letters a month. They are allowed three blankets in summer and five in winter.
Prisoners from the post-1967 Occupied Territories sleep on the floor during summer and winter. They are allowed a rubber mat one quarter of an inch [0.5 cm.] thick, one visit and one post card a month.
Whereas the average living space per prisoner in European and American prisons is 112.5 square feet [10.5m2], in prisons for Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza, it is one tenth this area or l6 square feet [1.5m2] per prisoner.
The prison bureaucracy is a law unto itself. Upon entering this domain the citizen loses all rights. He or she becomes subject to wholly arbitrary authority wielded by people selected for their harshness.
The Prison Ordinance (revised 1971) has 114 clauses. There is no clause or sub-clause defining prisoner rights. The ordinance provides a legally binding set of rules for the Minister of the Interior, but the Minister himself formulates these rules by administrative decree.
There is no provision stipulating obligations incumbent upon the authorities nor is there any clause guaranteeing prisoners a minimum standard of life.
In Israel, it is legally permissible to intern twenty inmates in a cell no more than 15 feet [5m.] long, 12 feet [4m.] wide and 9 feet [3m.] high. This space includes an open lavatory. Prisoners may be confined indefinitely to such cells for twenty-three hours a day.
Kfar Yonah: Senior officials name the prison of Kfar Yonah as "Kevar Yonah" (the grave of Yonah). It is the detention center that terrifies all who pass through its gates. Detainees have named it "Meurat Petanim" or "The Lair of Cobras". "The reception awaiting those remanded there until trial is frightening." Cells are extremely cold and damp. The shabby, torn and filthy mattresses are crowded. Most detainees have nowhere to lie but the floor. The overwhelming stench of human excretion, sweat and filth never fades from the locked and bolted cells. In 'D' wing there are three rooms into which twelve, eighteen and twenty detainees are crammed.
Central Prison of Ramle: Ramle is one of the harshest prisons in Israel. It is a former British police station that was once used as a stable for horses. It is overcrowded and stinking, packed with seven hundred inmates. Many prisoners do not have a bed, a small corner or even a few square meters for themselves. Frequently one hundred men must lie on the floor.
There are twenty-one isolation cells ('X's) in Ramle. Sunlight never penetrates into the isolation cells, which are completely sealed off. A dangling bulb gives off light the whole day long.
In addition to the isolation cells, Ramle has a series of dungeons. They are 6 feet long, 3 feet wide and 6 feet high [2m. by 80cm. by 2m.]. They are dark, filthy and give off a terrible stench. There are no windows or light bulbs; a small opening in the door lets in a little of the light from the corridor.
Before a prisoner is placed in the dungeon cell he is stripped naked and given a torn, thin overall. Once a day he may be let out to use the toilet; otherwise he must contain himself for the entire day and night.
He can urinate through a wire mesh in the door. The prisoner is allowed neither a daily walk nor a shower.
Frequently there are beatings. The favored mode is the "blanket method". A few guards cover the prisoner's head and beat him until he falls unconscious.
In order to avoid solitary confinement a prisoner must know how to lead a life of total submission and self-abasement.
Damun: Life in Damun is "hell on earth". "The living conditions are disgraceful and cause revulsion in every visitor who comes to this God forsaken place." The buildings absorb the damp and cold. Five blankets would not be sufficient to keep warm. "Many are sick and most are despairing." The youth wing of Damun has even worse conditions. Overcrowding is so terrible that youths can only stretch their limbs for two hours every fortnight and this interval is often missed.
Shattah: Overcrowding is terrible in Shattah. The stench is felt at a far distance ... The cells are dark, damp and chilly. The air is suffocating. In summer during the period of great heat in the Beit Shean valley, the prison is a blazing hell.
Sarafand: The "Palace of the End" is set behind a high wire fence seen by all tourists as they drive on the last section of road from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv, but five miles from Ben Gurion airport. This is the perimeter of Sarafand which is ten miles square and Israel's largest army ordinance and supply depot. It is also the repository of the Jewish National Fund, which uses Sarafand to store equipment for construction of new settlements in pre-1967 Israel and the post-1967 Occupied Territories.
The inexorable relationship between occupation, settlement, colonization and the system of torture visited upon Palestinians becomes evident. Sarafand – the torture center – has historical significance.
It was built prior to World War II and served as the principal ordinance depot for Britain. It was one of the most notorious camps for detainees during the Palestinian uprising in 1936 against British rule and Zionist colonization of the land. The old British Mandate buildings were simply taken over by Israeli authorities, their function unaltered, and used for a new generation of Palestinian detainees. The center, known by Palestinian and Jew alike during the British era as the "concentration camp", has been maintained in character and use.
Nafha – A Political Prison: Palestinian political prisoners have not received the status of Prisoners of War but prisoner camps are constructed for them. Nafha is called "the political prison " by its inhabitants.
It is in the desert, eight kilometers from Mitzoe Ramon and half way between Beersheba and Eilat. It is in a barren area with terrible sandstorms. Sand penetrates everything. Nights are extremely cold and the daytime heat is unbearable. Snakes and scorpions roam the cells.
Political prisoners have frequently declared that the conditions in the detention centers and prisons both in pre-1967 Israel and the post-1967 Occupied Territories are designed to destroy them both physically and psychically.
Beatings: In all prisons in pre-1967 Israel and the Occupied Territories prisoners are beaten. In Ramle, this is performed in the dungeons or "isolation cells": A number of warders attack the prisoner and beat him with their fists, boots and clubs made from wooden hoe handles which are kept in a closet adjacent to the dungeon cells.
In Damun prison, beating is done more primitively. It is performed in public in the courtyard. The most brutal guards are in charge of the "Post". This is the prisoner transport vehicle which makes three trips weekly from the detention center in Abu Kabir to Shattah prison. It stops at all prisons inside Israel except Ashkelon and Beersheba. Every trip of the "Post" results in savage beatings. Given the slightest pretext, Post guards take the victim off the vehicle at the next Post stations and "beat him beyond recognition".
Isolation: Isolation is not regarded as punishment under the law.
In reality, few people can survive many months in cells 3 feet [1 m.] by 8 feet [2.5m.] for twenty-three hours a day. Yet no prisoner who has made any verbal attempt to preserve self-respect has avoided periods in the isolation cells.
Labour: Prison labour is forced labour. It is organized as "a means to harass the lives of prisoners".  Political prisoners are deliberately assigned production of boots for the Israeli army, camouflage nets, etc.. Those who refuse are denied such "privileges" as cash for the canteen, time out of cells, books or newspapers and writing materials.
Some are punished with isolation.
The average wage for this labor is $.05 per hour. Forced labour is deployed to maximize physical and emotional stress. It is also a means of exploitation.
Food: Nutrition in prisons is deficient and food budgets are minimal. Allocated meat, vegetables and fruits are often sequestered by the staff. Eggs, milk and a fresh tomato are categorized as prisoner luxuries.
Medical Treatment: In 1975, a prisoner in Damun prison cut his wrists and legs. Fellow inmates called the guard. A delegation of three guards arrived. The medical orderly opened the cell and grabbed the prisoner and without uttering a word clubbed the man's face repeatedly. The prisoner fell to the floor; the medical worker kicked him incessantly.
Prisoners are jailed in unsuitable buildings. They suffer in summer from exhausting heat. In winter the damp penetrates "to the bone". In Ramle prison during winter, one-third of the prison population suffers from swelling of the hands and feet due to severe chill. The only medication available is vaseline, but even it is rarely allowed.
Detainees who serve sentences of more than a few months leave prison with permanent disabilities. Lighting conditions are so poor that prisoners suffer from deterioration of eyesight. Kidney ailments and ulcers have an incidence among inmates five times that of the general population.
Asafir: Since 1977, prisoners have reported that torture is also administered by a small group of collaborators in each prison, some of whom are not actual prisoners but informers posing as such. Whether prisoners who collaborate or informers insinuated into the prison, the procedure has been institutionalized. In each prison and detention center, special rooms are set aside for the collaborators, who are known as "asafir" or "song birds". Common among the "asafir" are violent criminals selected for their fierceness. Others are selected from those held on political charges, even though they lack a political past. The latter are allowed privileges in accordance with the services they perform.
While much is made of the democratic and humanist pretensions of Israel, the evidence presented here, as does the evidence accumulated in all studies of Zionist colonization and rule in Palestine, strips away this facade.
The individual cases examined here are not isolated nor are they the result of extraordinary circumstances. The cases cited do not differ fundamentally from others. The torturers are not aberrant individual cops who get out of hand. They are members of all sections of Israeli police and security divisions operating in the line of duty.
Violence is the norm for dealing with Palestinians, whether they are farmers taking their produce to market or youths throwing stones, Palestinian citizens of pre-1967 Israel or Palestinian residents of the territories occupied in 1967 and afterward. Torture is a fundamental part of the legal system, coercion is the route to confession and confession is fundamental to conviction.
152. Jamil Ala' al-Din and Melli Lerman, p.3.
153. Case Study: The Kutler Report. Ibid., pp.34-45.
154. Lea Tsemel and Walid Fahoum, Reports on Nafha Prison, May 1982-February 1983. Cited in Schoenman and Shone, pp.47-54.
155. Jamil Ala' al-Din and Melli Lerman, p.26.
156. David Ben Gurion, Divray ha Knesset, Parliamentary Record #36, p.217. Cited in Bober, p.138.


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It's a meat lover's paradise but several good options for vegetarians too. Sea Food aplenty and with a big group that we were , it was a fiesta of the highest order. The variety of fish items both on the appetizers and mains were incredible – Karimeen masala, White Pomfret recheado, Basa masala, Anchovy Rava Fry, Mackreal Rava Fry, Salmon masala, Black Pomfret masala, Kingfish curry – Yes – all of this had been devoured ! At one point, I think we lost track of what fish we were eating and it really didn't matter – cooked well, marinated well, fried well, eat well !
Crab masala, Prawn Butter Garlic, Prawn masala, Clams and Calamari completed the rest of the sea food quota ! Prawn butter garlic and Calamari were some of my favorites for the night.
It's just the sea food that we were done with not with the rest of the meat – on the table – Chicken Cafreal, Chilly Sausage were a few other starters that I tried. Cafreal good, sausage – the meat was a bit under and did not click.
Also Sausage Pizza and Beef Poi Sliders from the mains made an appearance. Beef – well done, good cook on the meat. Sausage on the Pizza is not really a personal preference, I am more of a chicken pizza guy but for those who like good chunks of sausage in every pizza bite – go for it !
With all the masala's and curries , pav, sanna's , neer dosa and steam rice were the accompaniments !
Our vegetarian friends had some good stuff going as well, I picked on a few banana fritters and chilly paneer that ticked off my veggie quota and I am glad both were good on taste !
At this point, you are probably thinking I must have a giant belly to hog all of this, I probably would have liked to but then most probably would have ended up in hospital unable to digest but then we were a big gang to eat all of this – so more variety, more food and sharing is caring right ! And then there is also alcohol – talking about Goa, how can this not be there. We stayed from beer and went with some of their special cocktails – Iron man was a vodka based cocktail and my favorite which meant I had a repeat order for the same. Finding Nemo, Incredible Hulk, Heisenberg special were some of the other cocktails that were doing the rounds !
Can't leave without Desserts can we ? Especially since its Goan cuisine – and so the Bebinca's , the Dodol's and the Caramel Custard's were the final touches to a feast ! Did they live to their names – yes they did ! Bebinca had the right texture, Custard was high on taste and Dodol is probably the second time I am trying and I am starting to like it !
Overall, great hangout place right across Conrad hotel !


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[4] The Lady's Magazine, one of the first distributors of fashion plates in magazines, began publishing in 1770, spreading the trend across Europe. Their wedding was the subject of many paintings, such as 'The Marriage of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, 10 February 1840' by George … (26.8 x 19.6 in.) Take online courses on Study.com that are fun and engaging. 'Study for a Fashion plate' was created in 1969 by Richard Hamilton in Pop Art style. [6] Prior to 1790, dressmakers would add colour to the fashion-plates themselves in order to ehance the designs and entince customers to order garments. The introduction of an educated middle class also allowed for a more fashion-conscious population that became devoted to fashion plate publications. Paris, April 1870. larger collage of Fashion-Plate highlights his "predilection for diversity of media [in] establish[ing] itself as an oddly unifying factor." 29 He argues that "the making of a new unity of unlikely parts from di ff erent sources is the crucial idea behind collage, a key feature of twentieth century art in almost any medium." 30 Lastly, Fashion-Plate … Some of Boston's Ladies Who Lunch did so with an extra touch of style yesterday as fashion stars Derek Lam and Simon Doonan hosted an especially chic nosh at Barneys New York at Copley Place. A fashion plate is an illustration (a plate) demonstrating the highlights of fashionable styles of clothing. Research schools and degrees to further your education. Over 400 fashion plates from the 19th and early 20th centuries of women's and men's costume. Throat plate placed under the machines needle and presser foot. It is opportune m this respect to keep a file of poses used by professional fashion designers this will be extremely useful for copy-practice and for examples of interpretation. Study for a fashion plate - b. , 1969. A fashion plate is an illustration (a plate) demonstrating the highlights of fashionable styles of clothing. Change ), You are commenting using your Twitter account. The English periodical, The Lady's Magazine, issued its first uncolored plate in 1770 and a year later its first color hand-tinted plate. This image and ideal spread quickly. Written by: Meryam Joobeur. "Fashion-plate", Cosmetic study X sold by Sotheby's, London, on Thursday, February 09, 2006. This is my third and final collage piece as a form of mixed media art. Self-expression. [3] Portraits, especially royal portraits, served as the base for the future of fashion plates, as they offered a visual cue as to the popular styles, fabrics and embellishments of the time. To quote historian James Laver, the best of them tend to "reach a very high degree of aesthetic value." S. 100 x 70 cm (39 3/8 x 27 1/2 in.) Drawn from the some of the leading fashion journals of the Time, they depict styles and dress from the Empire (1806-1813), Georgian (1806-1836), Regency (1811-1820), Romantic (1825-1850), Victorian (1837-1859), Late … Their origins, however, date back to the 16th century, even if the history may not be continuous. Change ), You are commenting using your Google account. Used figuratively, as is often the case, the term refers to a person whose dress conforms to the latest fashions. Until the 1820s, fashion plate engravings were made on copper printing plates, which limited the number of prints that could be taken due to the softness of the metal. However, the subscriber-driven and increasingly competitive market for periodicals meant that fashion plates would become increasingly common throughout the 1840s. Instead they take the form of generalized portraits, which simply dictate the style of clothes that a tailor, dressmaker, or store could make or sell, or demonstrate how different materials could be made up into clothes. Leave a comment. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window), Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window), Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window), Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window), Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window). [4], Fashion plates were first circulated at the end of the 18th century in England, rather than in France, as would be expected. It is one of three pieces of work Hamilton put together titled 'Cosmetic Studies' where he took pieces out of fashion … [4], "Are Fashion Plates Accurate? ( Log Out / Kahootz-Fashion plates deluxe kit Included pencils and built-in textures on the back of the fashion plates allow your artist to easily add color and detail to their one-of-a-kind looks Includes: 15 fashion plates, 20 sheets of paper, 8 colored pencils, 2 rubbing crayons, crayon holder, drawing tablet, carrying case and idea … Produced by: Maria Gracia Turgeon, Habib Attia. Dolls were also popular prior to fashion plates. 4. Mohamed is deeply shaken when his oldest son Malik returns home after a long journey with a mysterious new wife. Artistic techniques that are too illustrative are of no use in the … Traditionally they are rendered through etching, line engraving, or lithograph and then colored by hand. March 2021. [6], In France, La Galerie des Modes was a pioneer in fashion plate publication. Specific areas of study may include types of paper stock, press set-up and plate types. Period/Date 1969 Media/Technique Collage, Enamel, acrylic, cosmetics on lithographed paper Legacy Media/Technique Collage, Enamel, acrylic, cosmetics on lithographed paper … Find this Pin and more on artby temi shonubi. "Le Monument de Costume" of Freudenberg and Moreau le Jeune, published in Paris between 1775 and 1783, consisted of costume plates. Fashion-plate is a print related to the series Cosmetic Studies in which Hamilton put together fragments of photographs of models from fashion magazines. Fashion-plate, 1969-1970 Photo-offset lithograph, collage, screenprint from two stencils, and pochoir, retouched with cosmetics by the artist. Original Image- Study For A Fashion Plate August 16, 2013 In "Image Project" Post navigation Medium: collage, enamel and glitter. [9], It was a common assumption in the antebellum United States that "Character is displayed, yes! They demonstrated Hamilton's fondness for re-using and re-defining recognisable images in a new context. The study found that members enjoyed dressing up in their Red Hat regalia to attend public events. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. [4] 'Fashion Plate' is an outstanding example of the invention and pictorial influence of Hamilton's finest prints. ( Log Out / "[8][9] Godey also made sure his readers were aware of the considerable cost of his fashion plates, and indeed, some readers removed them from the magazine and displayed them as art. The findings appeared in the Journal of Aging Studies (In Press, Available online August 25, 2010). [5] The plates were not decorated with colour shades until 1790. Plate 'Nature Study' 'Fashion' designer (decoration) Terence Conran, designer (shape) Roy Midwinter, manufacturer W.R.Midwinter Ltd., Burslem, England 1955, shape designed about 1954 Earthenware with transfer printed underglaze decoration C.3-1986 Given by Mr Alexander Werner(23/05/2008) Knowing that many students have financial struggles, we do Cover Letter For Fashion Job Application our best to make our services affordable to you. I have always been a so-called fashion plate and LOVE dressing up in my regalia. It is a flat metal piece below the presser foot. Costume design is the creation of clothing for the overall appearance of a character or performer. Change ), You are commenting using your Facebook account. Find more prominent pieces of sketch and study … [12][13][14], Fashion plates should not be confused with costume plates. As outlined by the French social and cultural historian Daniel Roche, there was a point when depictions of costume and of fashion "diverged":[15] the latter came to depict clothes of the present day, while the former came to represent clothes "after the event", that is, after the epoch of the fashionable style. moral taste and goodness, or their perversion, are indicated in dress. Study for a Fashion Plate by Richard Hamilton in 1969 Twitter / Youtube / Facebook / Bloglovin / Google+ / Instagram / LinkedIn / Pinterest / Tumblr Cover Letter For Fashion Job Application, business plan primary school pdf, term paper about work immersion, how to be a leader conclusion essay. It is a lithograph and was issued hand-coloured. Fashion-plate (cosmetic study IV), 1969 [3][11], In the late 1970s and early 1980s, Tomy revived the concept as a toy marketed simply as Fashion Plates. [2], Prior to the French Revolution, fashion plates were few and far between. As technology improved, speed of communication and transportation increased, thus allowing consumers access to foreign fashions, accessories and hairstyles. Very little information is available of actual life span and use per unit of clothing. ( Log Out / study-for-a-fashion-plate-1969. ( Log Out / People In 1860 the publisher of this magazine, Samuel Beeton (husband of the celebrated cookery writer Mrs Beeton), first began including hand-coloured fashion plates by Jules David. Posted on December 12, 2017 December 12, 2017 by justnatalie. As a versatile art form, fashion illustration is intended to showcase the material, colors, and design of clothing. Fashion-plate (Cosmetic study X), 1969 Medium: collage, enamel, plastic and cosmetics on lithographed paper Size: 100 x 70 cm. Pass exams to earn real college credit. The majority can be found in ladies' fashion magazines which began to appear during the last decades of the eighteenth century. In many cases, it may contribute to the fullness of the artistic, visual world which is unique to a particular theatrical or cinematic production. Collage, enamel and cosmetics on lithographed paper. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. In addition to acting as a study of style, these drawings also inadvertently offer a glimpse into the history of fashion design and social pop culture of the time, as evident in this collection of delicate and … Although antique fashion plates offer a basic history of costume and fashion, some prints, especially of the Directorie or Empire period, frequently depict an idealistic image that was created by the artist. Costume may refer to the style of dress particular to a nation, a class, or a period. 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Coach Jim Caldwell is back to full health, Fritz Pollard Alliance chairman Rod Graves told Chris Tomasson of the Pioneer Press (on Twitter). Caldwell joined the Dolphins' staff in January but took a medical leave in July.
This year, Caldwell is once again on the Fritz Pollard Alliance's list to be a head coaching candidate. It's not clear if he'll garner interest as a head coach, but he has the support of Dolphins HC Brian Flores.
"He's been a great coach for a long time. He's someone who's been a mentor, someone I can bounce ideas off the entire season," Flores told reporters on Friday. "Great coach and he would be very worthy of a head coach in this league. I'll say that over and over and over again."
Caldwell has been coaching since 1977, and he's held NFL gigs since 2001. He had a three-year stint as the head coach of the Colts that included a Super Bowl appearance. Caldwell later moved on to become the head coach of the Lions, and he compiled a 36-28 record during his four years in Detroit. Since then, he's had a handful of head coaching interviews, including talks with the Packers, Jets, and Browns.
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Dolphins assistant Jim Caldwell is stepping away from the team for health reasons.
Caldwell, the Dolphins' assistant head coach and quarterbacks coach, is taking a leave of absence to address health issues. He will still serve as a consultant to head coach Brian Flores.
"I will be stepping back due to some medical complications that require my full attention," Caldwell said. "I want to thank Stephen Ross, Chris Grier, Coach Flores and the rest of the organization for the support they have given me and my family."
Flores said he supports Caldwell's decision to focus on his health.
"Our focus is on Jim's health and supporting him in every way that we can," Flores said. "With his knowledge and experience, Jim has been an invaluable member to our coaching staff and will continue to serve as a sounding board for me throughout the season."
The 64-year-old Caldwell, who was the head coach of the Colts from 2009-11 and the Lions from 2014-17, did not disclose the nature of his health issues.