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Here are all the paintings of Richard Burchett 01
ID Painting Oil Pantings, Sorted from A to Z Painting Description
73990 Erasmus of Rotterdam visiting the children of Henry VII at Eltham Palace in 1499 and presenting Prince Henry with a written tribute. Erasmus of Rotterdam visiting the children of Henry VII at Eltham Palace in 1499 and presenting Prince Henry (the future Henry VIII.) with a written tribute. Detail of oil painting in the Prince's chamber in Westminster Hall. 1841?C1863 cjr
96676 Lady Jane Grey between 1854(1854) and 1860(1860) cjr
75490 the future Henry VIII Erasmus of Rotterdam visiting the children of Henry VII at Eltham Palace in 1499 and presenting Prince Henry (the future Henry VIII.) with a written tribute. Detail of oil painting in the Prince's chamber in Westminster Hall cyf
28030 View across Sandown Bay Isle of Wight c 1855 Oil on canvas 34.3 x 57.2 cm (13 1/2 x 22 1/2in) VIctoria and Albert Museum London (mk63)
Richard Burchett
British painter and art teacher , (1815-1875) was a British artist and educator on the fringes of the Pre-Raphaelite movement, who was for over twenty years the Headmaster of what later became the Royal College of Art. He was later described as "a prominent figure in the art-schools, a well instructed painter, and a teacher exceptionally equipped with all the learning of his craft" by his ex-pupil, the poet Austin Dobson. Burchett's pupils included the extremely varied talents of Kate Greenaway, Christopher Dresser, Elizabeth Thompson (Lady Butler), Sir George Clausen, Sir Luke Fildes, Gertrude Jekyll, Hubert von Herkomer, William Harbutt and Helen Allingham. Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll, Queen Victoria's daughter, and a talented artist, was also a student.As an artist he achieved some reputation for large history paintings, but View across Sandown Bay, Isle of Wight is seen by modern art historians as his best work.


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Q: Ubuntu 16.04 google auth over ssh issue I have a personal server I host from home that has port 22 exposed to the world for SSH. For better or worse I also login as root. I know how much of a security risk this can pose, and started feeling it when someone started trying to brute force my server over root. Instead of closing the port and using openvpn or a remote desktop to access my network, I decided to enable google auth. To be doubly secure, I have the configuration like this:
/etc/pam.d/sshd:
\# Standard Un\*x authentication.
\#@include common-auth
@include google-auth

/etc/pam.d/sshd/google-auth:
auth    required                        pam_google_authenticator.so forward_pass
auth    [success=1 default=ignore]      pam_unix.so use_first_pass
auth    requisite                       pam_deny.so
auth    required                        pam_permit.so
auth    optional                        pam_cap.so

I did it this way so that I can play around without editing default files and easily revert at any time. It also lets me play around with the PAM module order a bit.
The goal is to have it request 'Password & Verification' at the same time. It works! Sorta.
login as: root
Using keyboard-interactive authentication.
Password & verification code:
Access denied
Using keyboard-interactive authentication.
Password & verification code:
Access denied
Using keyboard-interactive authentication.
Password & verification code:
Access denied
root@192.168.1.5's password:
Access denied
root@192.168.1.5's password:

So if there are 3 failed attempts at Password & verification, it kicks to just asking for the password. Entering the password by itself or the password & verification does NOT work. It always ends in failure, which is good. The bad part is that if someone is brute forcing this, it sometimes will ONLY ask for password even on the first login attempt. This locks me from the server!
At this point it is more of a curiosity than anything else. I can always close the port and resolve the problem, but I'd really like to solve this puzzle. Any thoughts?

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Russia has been violating the treaty since 2008, and has deployed weapons that pose a serious military threat to America and its European allies.
Withdrawal from the INF Treaty would allow the U.S. to develop and deploy new weapons to regain its military advantage over Russia, while letting Russia know that the U.S. will not stand idly by while adversaries blatantly violate treaty obligations.
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Finally, the U.S. should also prioritize improving air and cruise-missile defense capabilities in Europe.
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While the U.S. should strive to encourage Russia to return to INF Treaty compliance, arms-control experts and even our European allies hold little faith that Russia will reverse the course it set more than 10 years ago.
Rather, Russia's announcement on Feb. 2 that it was also immediately suspending its INF Treaty obligations and would no longer initiate nuclear arms-control talks with the U.S. signals its true intentions.
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Q: C/C++ GUI apps using Visual Studio but with/without .NET I want to learn C/C++ GUI Windows/Linux programming. Which IDE is more suitable? If I go with Visual Studio.NET, what are the pros and cons of it.
Any IDE that supports both Windows and Linux?

A: The Qt Creator IDE works for both Linux and Windows.
If you want a more versatile development environment, Qt can integrate with Eclipse.

A: I think Qt is best solution for you. It is intuitive, easy to learn GUI library. Also it is cross platform so you can write programs for Windows, Linux, Mac and phones.
For QT coding you can use QTCreator or Visual Studio Plugin for QT(only for Windows :)). For more information go to http://qt.nokia.com

A: VS .Net is by far the bast development environment I've ever used. You can be incredibly productive with it.


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August 25, 2014 by cmlinar
NISO In-Person Forum: Using the Web as an E-Content Distribution Platform: Challenges and Opportunities
DATE: October 21 – 22, 2014
LOCATION: University of Chicago Booth School of Business – Gleacher Center
Livestream option also available for remote attendance (all in-person and remote registrants receive access to the recorded version)
EVENT WEBSITE: http://www.niso.org/news/events/2014/forum_2014/
Web technologies have changed, and continue to change, the way that content is delivered to libraries and to users. Currently e-journals are delivered through platforms but the final object is still often a PDF file. E-books are generally delivered as a downloadable file to a stand-alone e-reader. However, with the advent of the Open Web Platform using standards such as HTML5, we are looking at a new era of separating the content from the container. The web as a distribution platform offers many new opportunities for more utilization of multimedia and streaming media, embedding of apps, increased linkages and interoperability between related content, greater interactivity with content, social sharing of user-generated content related to a "publication," text mining, and much more that hasn't even been imagined yet.
TOPICS & SPEAKERS
(Detailed agenda available at: http://www.niso.org/news/events/2014/forum_2014/agenda_chicago/)
Keynote Speaker – Timo Hannay, Managing Director, Digital Science
History and Legacy Systems – Bruce Rosenblum, CEO, Inera, Inc.
Production and Implementation – Barry Bealer, RSi Content Solutions
Current Implementations Looking Towards Next Generation Systems – Jake Zarnegar, Silverchair
Next Generation Systems
Gregg Gordon, President and CEO, Social Science Research Network (SSRN)
IJsbrand Jan Aalbersberg, SVP, Journal and Data Solutions, Elsevier
Alberto Pepe, Associate Research Scientist at Harvard University and Co-founder of Authorea
Maryann Martone, Ph.D., Professor of Neuroscience, University of California, San Diego
Panel discussion: What Librarians want in a Discovery Platform – Moderated by Sommer Browning, Discovery Access Librarian, University of Denver
Retooling Metadata Around Linked Data Principles
John Mark Ockerbloom, Digital Library Architect and Planner, University of Pennsylvania
Jeff Penka, Director of Channel and Product Development, Zepheira
Educational Publishing, Platform Providers, and E-Reserves – Speaker TBA
Closing Address: Looking Toward the Future – R. David Lankes, author of The Atlas of New Librarianship, professor and Dean's Scholar for the New Librarianship at Syracuse University's School of Information Studies; Director of the Information Institute of Syracuse
REGISTRATION & INFORMATION
Discounts for both in-person and livestream are available to NISO and SSP (Society for Scholarly Publishing) members and for students.
An early bird registration discount for in-person attendees is available through October 7, 2014. There are separate registration links on the webpage for in-person and live streaming registrations. Live streaming registration is per site (access for one computer). All registrants, in-person and livestream, will receive access to the recorded version of the forum for one year.
Visit the event webpage for more information and to register: http://www.niso.org/news/events/2014/forum_2014/. If you have additional questions about the forum or the livestream, please contact nisohq@niso.org.
Note: Live streaming success is dependent on many factors, some of which are outside NISO's control. We are not anticipating any particular issues with the live streaming technology for this event, but if problems occur and the Forum is inaccessible for the streaming attendee(s), we will communicate a schedule for refunds, based on the circumstances.
Cynthia Hodgson
Technical Editor / Consultant
National Information Standards Organization
chodgson@niso.org
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February 24, 2010 by ellie
NISO Forum on Discovery to Delivery: OpenURL, sign-on authentication, cross-device accessibility and more!
OpenURL — Knowledgebase quality — Sign-on authentication — Scholarly
linking recommendations — Usability metrics — Cross-device accessibility
If you're dealing with any of these issues in providing services to your
users, then you'll want to attend NISO's one-day forum on DISCOVERY TO
DELIVERY: CREATING A FIRST-CLASS USER EXPERIENCE on Tuesday, March 23, 2010
at the Georgia Tech Global Learning Center, Atlanta, GA. NISO educational
forums are routinely praised for their excellent selection of speakers
representing a diversity of viewpoints across the scholarly information
community and the small size which provides opportunities to network with
speakers and other attendees.
There is information everywhere today and access to it relies on a seamless
discovery process that offers all appropriate options to the unassisted
information seeker. The journey between discovery and delivery is
accomplished with a variety of differing technologies and processes, many of
which depend on a reliable and accurate knowledge base of coverage
information. As demands on these technologies change and expand, NISO
supports a variety of efforts to strengthen and improve them. This forum
will explore new and innovative ways to meet user's needs and expectations
for discovery and delivery of content in the networked world.
SPEAKERS AND TOPICS
Keynote Address — Joan Lippincott, Associate Executive Director, Coalition
for Networked Information
Maintaining the OpenURL Registry — Phil Norman, Director Reference and
Resource Sharing Development, OCLC
Seamless Access to Resources — Adam Chandler, Database Management and E-
Resources Librarian, Cornell University Library
Usability in Georgia — Ameet Doshi, User Engagement & Assessment
Coordinator, Georgia Institute of Technology
bXT Recommender Service — Nettie Lagace, Product Director, Ex Libris, Inc.
Improving Single Sign On (SSO): Perfecting a Seamless, Item-Level Linking
through SSO Authentication — Harry Kaplanian, Director, Product Management,
The BookServer Project — Peter Brantley, Director BookServer Project,
Early bird discounts are available through March 12, 2010. A student
discount is also available. For more information, a detailed agenda, and to
register, visit the event webpage: www.niso.org/news/events/2010/d2d/
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NISO's March Two-Part Webinar: Identifiers: New Problems, New Solutions
via LIBREF_L
Learn about the latest developments in Identifier Standards and what's new in Content Identification at NISO's two-part March webinar: IDENTIFIERS: NEW PROBLEMS, NEW SOLUTIONS. Each part is independent and can be registered for separately — or register for both and receive a 20% discount. The webinars will be held on the 2nd and 3rd Wednesdays in March from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. (Eastern time).
PART 1: WHAT'S IN A NAME? LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN IDENTIFIERS
Topics and speakers for Part 1, What's in a Name? Latest Developments in Identifiers, on March 10 are:
Linking Names: the Virtual International Authority File (VIAF), the International Standard Name Identifier (ISNI), and the Open Researcher and Contributor ID (ORCID) — Dr. Thomas B. Hickey, Chief Scientist, OCLC
Why Name Identifiers — Robert Wolven, Associate University Librarian for Bibliographic Services and Collection Development, Columbia University
I2 (Institutional Identifiers) Working Group: Where We Are Now, What's Ahead — Helen L. Henderson, Vice President, Marketing Research & Development, Ringgold, Inc.
PART 2: CONTENT IDENTIFICATION: WHAT'S NEW
Topics and speakers for Part 2, Content Identification: What's New, on March 17 are:
Using Identifiers to Facilitate the E-book Supply Chain (Whatever That Turns Out to Be) — Brian Green, Executive Director, International ISBN Agency
ARK: Archival Resource Key — John A. Kunze, Preservation Technologies Architect, California Digital Library
New Applications of DOIs — Speaker TBA
Each part is independent; you may register for either one or both. Registrants for both parts receive a 20% discount. NISO and NASIG members may also register at a discounted rate. Registration is per site (defined as access for one computer).Can't make it on the scheduled date or time? Registrants receive access to the recorded version for one year, which can be viewed at your convenience. For more information or to register, visit the event webpage. http://www.niso.org/news/events/2010/nameid/
This two-part webinar is sponsored by CrossRef (www.crossref.org)
Posted in Uncategorized	| Tagged niso, webinar
January 29, 2010 by ellie
NISO Forum on Discovery to Delivery: Creating a First-Class User Experience, March 23, Atlanta, Georgia
via LIBREF-L
Join NISO for a one-day forum on Discovery to Delivery: Creating a First-Class User Experience on Tuesday, March 23, 2010 at the Georgia Tech Global Learning Center, Atlanta, GA. NISO educational forums are routinely praised for their excellent selection of speakers representing a diversity of viewpoints across the scholarly information community and the small size which provides opportunities to network with speakers and other attendees.
There is information everywhere today and access to it relies on a seamless discovery process that offers all appropriate options to the unassisted information seeker. The journey between discovery and delivery is accomplished with a variety of differing technologies and processes, many of which depend on a reliable and accurate knowledge base of coverage information. As demands on these technologies change and expand, NISO supports a variety of efforts to strengthen and improve them. This forum will explore new and innovative ways to meet user's needs and expectations for discovery and delivery of content in the networked world.
. Keynote Address — Joan Lippincott, Associate Executive Director, Coalition for Networked Information
. Maintaining the OpenURL Registry — Phil Norman, Director Reference and Resource Sharing Development, OCLC
. Seamless Access to Resources — Adam Chandler, Database Management and E-Resources Librarian, Cornell University Library
. Usability in Georgia — Speaker TBA
. bXT Recommender Service — Nettie Lagace, Product Director, Ex Libris, Inc.
. Improving Single Sign On (SSO): Perfecting a Seamless, Item-Level Linking through SSO Authentication — Harry Kaplanian, Director, Product Management, Serials Solutions
. The BookServer Project — Peter Brantley, Director BookServer Project, Internet Archive
NISO members receive a substantial discount. Early bird discounts for all registrants are available through March 12, 2010. A student discount is also available. For more information and to register, visit the event webpage:
www.niso.org/news/events/2010/d2d/
webinar on metadata
Join NISO for our November webinar Data, Data Everywhere featuring Migration and System Population Practices.
1:00 – 2:30 p.m. (Eastern Time)
The scope and scale of metadata repositories continues to grow, with increasingly heterogeneous data and complexity both on the ingest side (e.g., bibliographic metadata) and in inter- and intra-organizational exchange of usage, patron, purchase, and accounting data. While data format and exchange standards are a given, how do policies, implementations, and standards interact? What are some examples of effective alignment of standards, policies and implementation, and what challenges remain?
Data quality, policy, and large-scale data flows How do regional consortia establish and implement policies to allow them to cope with increasing amounts of data in a widening variety of formats?
— Hilary Newman, Vice President of Implementation Services, Innovative Interfaces, Inc.
Academic library perspective Individual research libraries provide local, customized services for their audiences that are based upon large quantities of data — hopefully of high quality and supported by easy-to-use tools and processes provided by vendors and consortia. What are the successes, stress points, and failures from the perspective of the academic library?
— Maribeth Manoff, Coordinator for Networked Service Integration, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
— Robert McDonald, Associate Dean for Library Technologies, Indiana University
For more information and to register, visit the event webpage (http://www.niso.org/news/events/2009/ datasystems09). Registration is per site (access for one computer) and includes access to the online recorded archive of the webinar. NISO and NASIG members receive a discounted member rate. A student discount is also available. Can't make it on the 11th? Register and gain access to the recorded archive for one year.
This webinar is sponsored by Ex Libris.
Posted in Uncategorized	| Tagged free, metadata, niso
July 31, 2009 by ellie
NISO August Webinar: E-Books: A Rapidly Evolving Marketplace
NISO's August webinar will be held on Wednesday, August 12, 2009 from 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. (Eastern Time) on the topic of E-Books: A Rapidly Evolving Marketplace.
While e-books have been slow to garner wide adoption, the past few years has seen greatly expanded interest and use of e-books. New models and applications are growing exponentially. This webinar will explore several key aspects of the e-book community: sales and licensing models for libraries, and developments with e-book file formats. Building on the free NISO/BISG forum (see: http://www.niso.org/news/events/2009/ala09/bisg) held at the American Library Association Annual Meeting in Chicago, this webinar will focus on the business applications of creating, selling, and using e-books.
Topics and speakers are:
— Creation, Formatting, and Distribution Options for E-books
Tino Fleischer, Atypon Systems, Inc.
— Business Models and Approaches for Selling E-books
Anne Orens, Independent Consultant
— E-books in the Library: Successfully Reaching the End User
Sue Polanka, Head, Reference and Instruction, Paul Laurence Dunbar Library, Wright State University
For more information and to register, visit the event webpage (http://www.niso.org/news/events/2009/ebooks09). Registration is per site (access for one computer) and includes access to the online recorded archive of the webinar. NISO and NASIG members receive a discounted member rate. A student discount is also available. Can't make it on the 12th? Register and gain access to the recorded archive for one year.
This webinar is sponsored by Swets.
Assessment and Performance Measurement Forum – Register by May 11 to receive early bird discounts
NISO will be holding a one day forum on "Assessment and Performance Management for Libraries" on June 1, 2009 at the Radisson Plaza Lord Baltimore in Baltimore, MD.
Particularly in times when belt-tightening is necessary, we all need to find ways to measure our performance to improve our outcomes. This one-day, in-person seminar will focus on quantitative measures by which libraries can measure their performance and compare it with others. Usage versus cost measurement, the impact of changing delivery methods, and end-users outcome satisfaction will be explored.
** Opening Keynote – Steve Hiller, Director of Assessment and Planning, University of Washington
** Restructuring the New Library to Succeed: Assessment and Performance Measures From a Dean's Perspective – Susan Gibbons, Vice Provost and Dean, River Campus Libraries, University of Rochester
** Retaining and Cutting: Collections Development in Tight Times – Mike Poulin, Digital Resources Librarian and Coordinator of Digital Initiatives, Colgate University Libraries
** Considering User Experiences to Assess Services and Facilities at the Library of Virginia – Suzy Szasz Palmer, Director of Research & Information Services, Library of Virginia
** MISO (Merged Information Services Organizations) Survey – David Consiglio, Statistics & Research Methods Support Specialist, Coordinator of Information Services for the Social Sciences and Administration Offices, Bryn Mawr College
** Building Your Own Assessment Plans – Larry White, Assistant Professor and Co-Interim Chair of the Department of Library Science, East Carolina University
Early-Bird registration ends May 11, 2009. Early bird rate is $135 for NISO members, $165 for non-members, and $60 for students.
For more information and to register, visit the event website: http://www.niso.org/news/events/2009/assess09
Posted in Uncategorized	| Tagged assessment, fee, niso

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Main page » vinyl records » jazz » pharoah sanders - journey to the one (2 x 33rpm lp)
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pharoah sanders - journey to the one (2 x 33rpm lp)
TR 108/109
MEDIUM Vinyl Record
WEIGHT 2 x 180gr (black Vinyl) 33rpm
COVER Gatefold
CONDITION COVER M mint
COVER DAMAGES No, we take care about that
MISCELLANEOUS Stereo
Pharoah Sanders - tenor sax, tambura, sleigh bells
Eddie Henderson - flugelhorn (tracks 2, 6)
John Hicks - piano (tracks 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 10)
Joe Bonner - piano, electric piano (track 4, 9)
Bedria Sanders - harmonium (track 5)
Paul Arslanian - harmonium, wind chimes (track 3)
Mark Isham - synthesizer (track 9)
James Pomerantz - sitar (track 5)
Yoko Ito Gates - koto (track 3)
Chris Hayes - guitar (track 10)
Carl Lockett - guitar (tracks 1, 7, 9)
Ray Drummond - bass (tracks 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 10)
Joy Julks - bass (track 9)
Idris Muhammad - drums (tracks 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 10)
Randy Merritt - drums (track 9)
Phil Ford - tabla (track 5)
Babatunde Lea - shekere, congas (track 9)
Dee Dee Dickerson - vocals (tracks 6, 9)
Bobby McFerrin - vocals (tracks 6, 9)
Vicki Randle- vocals (tracks 6, 9)
Ngoh Spencer - vocals (tracks 6, 9)
Claudette Allen - vocals (track 9)
greetings to idris - 7:28
doktor pitt - 12:13
kazuko - 8:07
after the rain - 5:36
soledad - 4:56
you've got to have freedom - 6:48
yemenja - 5:35
it's easy to remember - 6:32
think about the one - 4:15
bedria - 10:30
By 1980 when this was originally released Pharoah Sanders was solidly entrenched with his own voice on tenor
The passing of John Coltrane and Sanders's fruitful years of playing with the prolific saxophone genius resulted with an unmistakable influence on his sound and explorations of the instrument
Beginning with "Greetings To Idris" the structure of the music is one that follows tradition yet opens up for the musicians to improvise within the arrangements
"Greetings To Idris" is in reference to the featured drummer Idris Muhammad who also played with Coltrane during his late period
Naturally Sanders is featured as the main instrument and his horn can be bold and demanding of your full attention
Always interested in other instruments from other cultures, much like Trane, he incorporates the Japanese instrument the koto, a beautifully harmonic stringed instrument to counter his soft rich blowing on tenor with only wind chimes and a harmonium for a delicious peaceful bit of music on "Kazuko" (Peace Child) that has the qualities of a meditative offering
Most of the music, eight tracks, is composed and arranged by Sanders and demonstrates his leadership
There is one John Coltrane composition entitled "After The Rain" that gets the Tranesque treatment by Sanders that makes it hard for even the most discerning listener to distinguish between the original version and Sanders impression
It is a bluesy duet featuring only sax and piano and leaves you wanting to hear it over and over again because of it's simple and haunting melodies
Another song that Coltrane recorded entitled "Easy To Remember" has a gentle swing to it built around a classic quartet (drums, bass, piano, sax) like that employed by Coltrane that results in a superb standard
Sanders incorporates the use of another 'foreign' instrument to jazz by working in a tabla and sitar on "Soledad " that takes center stage before Sanders joins in on the music
The result is a thing of genius as the East and West merge and interface for composition that is peaceful
Sanders music on this LP fluctuates between the tranquil sounds of his mellow horn to the outer limits where he left off with the explorations of Trane's late period
What separates this LP from others is that it is a group playing under his leadership where he gives all others close to equal billing
The uptempo, "You've Got To Have freedom" is one such song where Sanders gets out there on some of his solos but works within the group structure as the other musicians, most notably Eddie Henderson on flugelhorn, bring the music back home
There is a chorus sung much of the time throughout where the the proclamation »Ya gotta have peace and love, ya gotta have freedom« is presented in Manhattan Transfer style but with much more soul
The use of vocalists is done again on the track entitled "Think About The One"
The chorus features vocalese specialist Bobby McFerrin
This LP shows the different sides of Pharoah Sanders, a man always willing to explore the music, explore his soul and share it with you
The closing track "Bedria" is a mellow exploration of the various ranges of the tenor
It is a ten minute song that displays all the grace of his being, a gentle giant who can manipulate the horn to do extraordinary things, reverberating out and back in undulating waves of harmonic bliss
Sanders on this LP is next to perfect
One of his best recording from his post Impulse career
It belongs in your jazz collection right next to John Coltrane
RECORDING December 1979 in San Francisco, CA
ENGINEERING Mark Needham
LABEL Theresa
RE MASTERING Ray Staff
AVERAGE RATING 4 ½ Stars out of 5
PRESSING by Pallas
MADE IN England / Germany
STYLE Jazz / Modal Jazz
charles rouse - two is one (33rpm lp)


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"Speak Now" Lyrics: Taylor Swift Quiz
This quiz is about Taylor Swift's third album 'Speak Now'. If you are a true Taylor fan, then this quiz should be easy for you. Enjoy, and please rate. Thanks!
A multiple-choice quiz by mintirox14. Estimated time: 3 mins.
Music Q-S
mintirox14
Last 3 plays: Guest 71 (6/15), Guest 109 (5/15), Guest 24 (11/15).
1. Finish this lyric: 'She looks at life like it's a party and she's ___'. Hint
passed out
so over it
2. What is the last line in 'Sparks Fly'? Hint
baby smile
and end
3. What is the first line in 'Back to December'? Hint
I'm so glad you made time to see me
I go back to December all the time
I would go back in time and change it but I can't
4. What kind of a city will Taylor be living in, in 'Mean'? Hint
Big old city
Any, as long as he's there
The same one
Busy, crowded city
5. 'Seems like there's always someone who ___'. What word fills in the blank from the song 'Ours'? Hint
disapproves
wants you
6. 'The stakes are high, the water's __'. What word completes this line? Hint
7. 'Lost your balance on a ____'. What's the missing word? This line is from the song 'Innocent'. Hint
tightrope
8. Complete this line: 'Your little hand wrapped around my ___'. Hint
9. What board game is mentioned in the song 'Dear John'? Hint
10. 'Your eyes whispered "___"'. What word finishes the verse? Hint
Go away!
Come over here.
11. Finish the line: 'Wearing a gown shaped like a ___.' Hint
12. What kind of an occasion is she barging in on in 'Speak Now'? Hint
a party
a funeral
a silent one
13. Finish this lyric: 'Where I stand and say ___'? Hint
Go away leave me now
I want to be with you
Don't say you love me when you don't
Don't say yes run away now
14. 'You were in college working part time ___ '. What words complete the line? Hint
singing prayers
with me
cleaning houses
15. 'I was the flight risk with a fear of ___'. What word is missing? Hint
1. Finish this lyric: 'She looks at life like it's a party and she's ___'.
Answer: on the list
This song is called 'Better Than Revenge'. It's widely rumoured to be about Taylor's relationship with Joe Jonas, who supposedly cheated on Taylor. This song was written by Taylor.
2. What is the last line in 'Sparks Fly'?
Answer: sparks fly
'Sparks Fly' is from Taylor's third album 'Speak Now', which was released in 2010. 'Sparks Fly' is one of my favourite songs. It was written and composed by Taylor.
3. What is the first line in 'Back to December'?
Answer: I'm so glad you made time to see me
'Back to December' is on Taylor's album 'Speak Now' (2010). It is widely rumoured to be about her relationship with 'Twilight' actor Taylor Lautner. The song went to number six on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart.
4. What kind of a city will Taylor be living in, in 'Mean'?
Answer: Big old city
This song is 'Mean'. It's on 'Speak Now'. This song is about love, fighting, breaking up and in the end getting over it. The song was released in the US on October 19, 2010. It went to number eleven on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart.
5. 'Seems like there's always someone who ___'. What word fills in the blank from the song 'Ours'?
Answer: disapproves
The full lyric:
'Seems like there's always someone who disapproves.
They'll judge it like they know about me and you
And the verdict comes from those with nothing else to do
The jury's out, but my choice is you'.
'Ours' is a song from 'Speak Now'. This song is fun to sing along to.
6. 'The stakes are high, the water's __'. What word completes this line?
Answer: rough
This is another line from the song 'Ours'. The song was written and composed by Taylor.
7. 'Lost your balance on a ____'. What's the missing word? This line is from the song 'Innocent'.
Answer: tightrope
'Lost your balance on a tight rope
Lost your mind trying to get it back'.
Media reports speculated that the song was about Kanye West. Taylor did not confirm this rumor.
8. Complete this line: 'Your little hand wrapped around my ___'.
Answer: finger
This line is from the song 'Never Grow Up', which is on 'Speak Now'. It's a nice song. Its lyrics were written by Taylor.
9. What board game is mentioned in the song 'Dear John'?
Answer: Chess
Taylor sings: 'And I lived in your chess game, but you changed the rules everyday'. The song 'Dear John' is rumoured to be about singer John Mayer.
10. 'Your eyes whispered "___"'. What word finishes the verse?
Answer: Have we met?
'Your eyes whispered have we met? Across the room your silhouette starts to make its way to me'. I absolutely love this song and recommend it to everyone!
The album 'Speak Now' went to number one on the US Billboard 200 chart and the US Billboard Top Country Albums chart.
11. Finish the line: 'Wearing a gown shaped like a ___.'
Answer: pastry
'She is yelling at her bridesmaid, somewhere back inside a room wearing a gown shaped like a pastry'.
The song 'Speak Now' is from the album 'Speak Now'. This song was produced by Nathan Chapman and Taylor Swift. It reached number eight on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart.
12. What kind of an occasion is she barging in on in 'Speak Now'?
Answer: white veil
'Speak Now' is an amazing song. Taylor reportedly wrote it in about 20 minutes. The song was released on October 25, 2010.
13. Finish this lyric: 'Where I stand and say ___'?
Answer: Don't say yes run away now
'Where I stand and say don't say yes, run away now, I'll meet you when you're out of the church at the back door'. This is a verse from the song 'Speak Now'. The single was released by the music label Big Machine.
14. 'You were in college working part time ___ '. What words complete the line?
Answer: waiting tables
The line is from the song 'Mine'. It was 'accidentally' leaked two weeks before 'Speak Now' (the album) came out. The song went to number three on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart.
15. 'I was the flight risk with a fear of ___'. What word is missing?
Answer: falling
'Mine' was released on August 4, 2010 in the US. It was the debut single from the album 'Speak Now'. The music video for 'Mine' was directed by Roman White. I adore this song!
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In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), we have a healing methodology called the 5 Phases (Elements).
When Fall is upon us, the air becomes a bit crisper, you can see and smell the changing of the leaves… everything slows down, the days shorten, and harvest is just around the corner.
The Season of Autumn is associated with the element Metal. The emotional aspect is Grief. The predominant taste is Spicy. The associated and most effected organ in Fall are the Lungs and Large Intestine and the most common external element is Dryness.
Seasonal change, like any change, can cause stress. The main cause of stress in TCM is Wind. Wind is said to be the "agent of 10,000 diseases," (The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine). Wind is understood to be not just the movement of air, but also, any sudden change. TCM has known for thousands of years that stress can cause sickness, and modern research has certainly proved this.
To combat stress, stay in a routine. To avoid colds and flu, keep your immune system up, cover your neck whenever outdoors and stay out of drafts. Wash your hands frequently, eat a balanced diet, get good quality sleep and exercise three times a week.
In Chinese Medicine, the lungs are an organ system that opens directly to the exterior. It's function is to regulate and control the breath through inhalation and exhalation. Because of its opening through the nose, the lungs are easily susceptible to cold, heat, dryness, dampness, and most of all, heat and wind. This can effect the biggest organ of the body; the skin. The lung is closely related to the large intestine. The large intestine controls the transformation of digestive wastes from liquid to solid state and transports the solids onwards and outwards. It plays a major role in the balance and purity of bodily fluids and assists the lungs in controlling the skin's pores and perspiration. It depends on the lungs for movement via the expansion and contraction of the diaphragm, which works like a pump to give impetus to peristalsis by regulating abdominal pressure.
The Solar Plexus Chakra is located below the diaphragm separating the lungs and the large intestine. This energy center is located at greatest nerve ganglia system in our bodies. This center allows for the communication between the upper and lower parts of the body and is connected to almost all the organs. The solar plexus is often where we consider our "gut" feeling to come from. This is also where the connection between the three lower Chakra interchange with the four higher Chakra energy centers.
The element, Metal is associated with the Fall season and with dryness.
The element is associated with the lungs and large intestines and related to the skin and the nose.
Metal represents our mental activity such as intellect and the ability to reason, memory, thoughts, knowledge and comprehension. Metal governs organization, order, communication, the mind, setting limits, and protecting boundaries. It also rules new beginnings, friendship, clarity, and positive expression. The Metal personality is very good at making decisions and carrying them through.
Emotionally, this element is associated sadness, as metal, like the season itself, represents a withdrawal from life. Reverence is sadness without the loss. This is what makes people cry when they are moved by an experience. A lack of reverence in your life is equivalent to the lack of nourishment from everyday things. The appreciation of each moment in the present, is the virtue of this element in balance.
The Metal element is associated with feng shui and Chinese medicine. The character of metal is "sharp, retracting, polised and finishing." People with the metal element in their personalities can be well-organized, have strong boundaries, are methodical, principle-oriented, analytical, and are very orderly. Emotionally, metal personalities can appear cold, distant or uninterested. They tend to favor intellect and reason over emotion. Metal out of balance, tends towards worries about the future.
Physically, metal out of balance can manifest as asthma, allergies, colds or flu, constipation, diarrhea or ibs.
Air represents the Breath of life! It is an exchange of electrons or flow of energy. Air is the primary nutrient. Survival without it is measured in minutes. It is so important that you do it without thinking. Your breathing is the voice of your spirit. It's depth, smoothness, sound, and rate reflect your mood. The cosmic breath, the Hindus speak of called prana is also the energetic life force the Chinese refer to as Qi energy.
Air can be a common theme when we dream. It can indicate ideas such as intelligence, being caught up in a whirlwind, tornado or hurricane of confusion or distraction. It can relate to the sacred breath or dreams about flying. You can find out more about air in Andrew's Dream Dictionary.
Dryness is a common problem in Autumn. Dryness can manifest as constipation, dry throat, dry skin, dry eyes, dry brittle hair, thirst, and lack of sweat. Most people do not drink enough fluids regularly, let alone in the Autumn. Spicy food can cause or worsen dryness. Be careful not to get stuck in the vicious cycle of craving the same food that makes your symptoms worse!
Grief is a normal and natural response to loss. Though we often expect to grieve the death of a family member or friend, many other significant losses can also trigger grief.
Someone we love contracts a potentially life-threatening illness Grieving such losses is important because it allows us to 'free-up' energy that is bound to the lost person, object, or experience –so that we might re-invest that energy elsewhere. Until we grieve effectively we are likely to find reinvesting difficult; a part of us remains tied to the past. Grieving is not forgetting. Nor is it drowning in tears. Healthy grieving results in an ability to remember the importance of our loss — but with a new-found sense of peace, rather than searing pain.
Sometimes our reactions are so changeable, intense, or irrational that we fear we may be going crazy. Often grieving people are afraid to confront their grief for fear that if they open the door they will be drowned in a flood of tears or rage. Though this is very unlikely, allowing others to help us in our grieving is good 'insurance' that we will keep our balance. No matter what our intense experiences of grief may be they are temporary. There IS life after grief — if we acknowledge and work through our reactions, rather than trying to stop them.
Active, healthy grieving requires balance — balancing the time you spend directly working on your grief with the time you spend coping with your day-to-day life; balancing the amount of time you spend with others with the time you spend along; balancing seeking help from others with caring for yourself.
Focusing too strongly on any single side of these pairings is getting off-track. Here are some things others have found useful in their healthy grieving. Choose the ones that fit for you, or make up your own methods of self-care. Remember that grieving is an active process, it takes energy that will likely have to be temporarily withdrawn from the usual pursuits of your life. Treat yourself with the same care, tolerance, and affection you would extend to a valued friend in a similar situation.
*Plan, and allow yourself to enjoy without guilt, some GOOD TIMES.
*Carry or wear a linking object — a keepsake that symbolically reminds you of your loss.
*Write down your lessons. Healthy grieving will have much to teach you.
With Fall comes "gathering in, stocking up, mingled with a sense of loss as the light begins to fade and the air chills," (Between Heaven and Earth, p.205). Grief is, of course, quite natural and appropriate in many situations. But excessive and/or long-term grief can harm the Lung system (a group of correspondences including but not limited to the actual biomedical lungs), and likewise, people with Metal or Lung problems can be frequent grievers, criers. And let's not forget that more positive form of grief… nostalgia, tends to occur more in the 'Fall' of our lives.
Strengthening the immune system should be a part of any seasonal ritual! Any tonic formula that strengthens the lungs, nourishes the Qi and moistens the skin is appropriate. Remember, the best form of medicine, is preventative.
Amethyst can show us how to let go and trust; surrender so that you may see beyond the cycle that consumes you; give it all up, so that you can receive more. This is the stone of transformation promoting inner peace.
Angelite is especially good for psychological pain associated with loss. Helps us let go of past mistakes, a greater sense of compassion, empathy and forgiveness through grace.
Apache Tear is the stone for dealing with loss and mourning. It helps us to grieve our losses and move forward. This stone restores a sense of balance in your life, promoting protection and forgiveness.
Azurite is referred to as the jewel of wisdom or Stone of Heaven. It helps you release the past and gracefully anticipate and accept the future simultaneously.
Heulandite is a stone used when dealing with a grief and sense of loss. It helps to neutralize distressing thoughts.
Jet has been used to help soothe the pain of both a broken heart due to separation or the loss or death of a relative or loved one.
Kunzite is a powerful, high level stone. It is used against negative energy and empowers positive and loving thoughts. Most effective on the Heart Chakra , it opens the emotional heart and spiritual heart. It represents unconditional lovingness and compassion. Used for healing abuse, loss, addictions. Helps emotional balance, confidence, connection to higher self and oneness.
Tourmaline, Black is a valuable stone for crises and for periods of extreme stress and time of intense difficulty.


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Why Aren't Social Media Companies Policing Pandemic Denialism?
Why aren't these sites targeting virus denialists?
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By Steve M. — March 20, 2020
High School Musical star Vanessa Hudgens apologized, at least:
After Vanessa Hudgens went live on Instagram on Monday, her comments about the coronavirus went viral — the bad kind of viral. Presumably in response to a question about the outbreak lasting into the summer, Hudgens said, "Yeah, til July sounds like a bunch of bulls—, I'm sorry. It's a virus, I get it. I respect it."
"But at the same time, like, even if everybody gets it — like, yeah, people are gonna die. Which is terrible. But, like, inevitable? I don't know, maybe I shouldn't be doing this right now," she said with a laugh.
On Tuesday, Hudgens posted an Instagram story responding to the backlash....
"Hey, guys," Hudgens said. "Yesterday I did an Instagram Live, and I realized today that some of my comments are being taken out of context. It's a crazy time. It's a crazy, crazy time! And I am at home and in lockdown, and that's what I hope that's what you guys are doing, too — in full quarantine! And staying safe and sane. Yeah, I don't take this situation lightly by any means. I am home. So stay inside, y'all."
Later on Twitter, she offered an actual apology, calling her comments "insensitive," and saying the response has been "a huge wake-up call."
Hudgens is chastened. These guys? Not so much:
In a 27,000-member private Facebook group for first responders who support President Donald Trump, firefighters and paramedics have posted thousands of comments in recent weeks downplaying the coronavirus pandemic that they are responsible for helping to handle.
Posts in the group, which is called IAFF Union Firefighters for Trump and has been endorsed by Trump, scoffed at the seriousness of the virus, echoing false assertions by Trump and his allies comparing it to the seasonal flu. "Every election year has a disease," read one meme, purporting to be written on a doctor's office whiteboard. "This is a viral-pneumonia being hyped as The Black Plague before an election."
... "I believe this is all by design," wrote a Texas firefighter whose identity was corroborated by ProPublica. "Democrats have wanted to slow down and even kill the economy. It's the only hope they have of beating Trump. Sad and disgusting the depths of shit the Democrats will descend to in order to gain power."
... The group's founder, Kelly Hallman, told ProPublica he doesn't speak for everyone who posts, but he can understand why many emergency professionals share his skepticism about the coronavirus. He said previous outbreaks such as SARS, the H1N1 "swine flu" and Ebola didn't prompt such a big response, and he thinks the reason is politics.
"There's never been this much hoopla given to the other things," Hallman said. "They're doing it to crash the economy and make Trump look bad."
The government shouldn't censor speech, but social media companies are private -- they can ban whomever and whatever they want. Or they can sanction speech on the platforms they own in other ways. Twitter, for instance, will put you in a twelve-hour lockout for a tweet it deems beyond the pale. It happened to me for a joke I admit was tasteless, a response to this tweet:
At this point can someone explain to me a realistic path to the nomination for Klobuchar, Steyer and Buttigieg?
— Matthew Dowd (@matthewjdowd) February 29, 2020
Was that "abuse and harassment," as Twitter described it? I don't think so, but to get back into my account, I took it down.
Why aren't these sites targeting virus denialists? Will Facebook go after those firefighters? (Facebook became more willing to ban some hate speech a while back but still allows Holocaust denial.)
And what about this right-wing rabble-rouser?
One day, we will look back and study the impact of the coronavirus.
Not the virus itself of course, but the mass global mental breakdown that it inspired.
Because people think it's novel that 80 year olds are dying at a high rate from a flu.
This tweet will age well.
— Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) March 10, 2020
Good news on the #coronavirus that you won't find anywhere else!
-Australia reporting HIV drugs have been effective in treating dire cases.
-Perspective: 6700 deaths worldwide. On average, 7500 people die everyday in U.S alone.
-93% of all world cases are in MILD condition.
News from the #Coronavirus you won't find anywhere else!
The US Surgeon General says the average age for death is 80 years old and children and young adults are MORE LIKELY to die from the flu.
So how come we never shut down society to protect children from the flu?
This is asinine:
1) The flu shot is not a cure.
2) You can still get the flu and die from it, even if you get the vaccine.
3) 750 million people are infected with the flu annually (5 million, severely). It will kill more children & young people, than the coronavirus will. https://t.co/N2UyNvfwmB
Forgive me if I think this is a tad more dangerous than my joke. Maybe at least a twelve-hour suspension for some of this denialism, @jack Dorsey?
Published with permission of No More Mr. Nice Blog
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It was minus 18 yesterday morning at our house. And trust me that's cold, really cold! So cold that when I walked the dog he tried to walk on three feet, alternately shifting his weight to save one foot at a time because the snow burned his little paws. Our walks have been for necessity only and quite short. As I write I have a small electric heater under my desk blowing warm air my way. And I'm a hot flash queen!
I've been diligently working on my critiquer's recommended changes for "It Happened on Willow Lane". I have finished this book several times and with each completion it gets a little better than the time before. But I believe it is very near to it's final completion. I am thankful for my circle of loyal readers who have offered me honest feedback which I have utilized as I continue to tweak this collection of short stories.
For this book I've tapped into my years of experience as a psychosocial RN which allowed me to develop keen insights in emotional survival. (Why do some people gain strength through adversity and others crumble?) The Willow Lane stories deals with totally different situations, the kind that people face alone and quietly everyday. Willow Lane characters bring humanity to divorce, deceit, alcoholism, Alzheimer's disease, domestic abuse, suspicion of terrorism, attempted murder, suicide and the accidental death of a young child.
This collection of short stories is a bit edgier than my previous books but the writers voice still offers a smidgen of wit through the various characters.
I've continued to read and have enjoyed some good books and suffered through a couple not so good books that I've wondered, how in the world did this writer ever get published?
We've seen some good movies and a couple that we felt cheated out of the time we invested in viewing, not to mention the money we paid for the tickets. We loved "True Grit" so much that we rented the John Wayne version from the video store and watched it the following week. Both were excellent though the original was much more like a Disney film in comparison. We also really liked "The Fighter".
Till next time…keep reading and stay warm.
Our house is all decked out for Christmas, the cards and packages have all been sent and the shopping is mostly done. I've read a couple wonderful Christmas novels and watched a few good movies. Most notably UNSTOPPABLE with Denzel Washington and THE NEXT THREE DAYS with Russel Crowe. Both were filmed in Western PA and both were riveting adrenaline rushes!
I've been a Hot Flash Queen for a number of years now. But it is so cold today that I actually have a small electric heater under my desk blowing on my feet to keep them warm!
Best wishes to you all for a good year in 2011.
I've been hustling to catch up since our return on October 28th from a wonderful and much needed vacation to visit friends in California and then a two week cruise to Hawaii. I started each day by working out. I read several books while sitting by the pool in the sun. My favorite two were 'Ape House' by Sara Gruen and 'Night Woman' by Nancy Price. I highly recommend both of these novels to any one who might be looking for a good book to read. I also read 'Half the Sky', nonfiction by Kristoff and Dunn. A compelling book about women in developing countries who tried to turn oppression into opportunity. A very worthwhile book.
And we watched several movies on the ship under the stars, our favorite by far was 'Secretariat.' We both cried and and were on the edge of our seats even though we knew he was a triple crown winner! Anyone who loves a good horse movie, this is for you!
Hawaii was very beautiful with friendly happy people. We loved the music and culture but it is so different and so far away from the main land that we didn't feel like we were really in the USA.
Cruising is a fun way to travel first class and feel pampered everyday. There are lots of great bargains available if anyone has a hankering to give it a try. There are wonderful live entertainers onboard and there are no additional charges for shows and food.
One thing I didn't do for the entire vacation was use my cell phone or a computer. Now I'm home again, rested and ready to buckle down and get back to my writing routine. I have made a pledge to myself to write … every day. Even though the holidays will soon be here, I will write! This year for the first time in my adult life, I'm not going to bake any Christmas cookies. If I need a few, I'll buy them for the ocassion. A disadvantage to cruising is that most people gain weight and I was not an exception. I am now on a strict diet, so cookies and extra goodies are not on this year's agenda.
We were impressed with the ship's international crew and their level of professionalism as well as their genuine comradeship. We met passengers as well as crew from all over the world. If only politicians from all those countries could find a way to respect each other and get along like the cruise ship staff.
We left the ship's emergency phone number with the family. Everyone was okay and proved to us they really don't need us for much more than cheerleading services, i.e. unconditional love. And isn't that every parent's goal?
The weekend before we left was my high school class reunion. Everyone had a great time. It was a four day event, I attended two. An advantage at this point is that no one bothers trying to impress anyone. We all know we have a lot more class reunions behind us than we have ahead of us. Yikes, that's a sobering thought!
The Writing Conference was Great!
I've been home for five days and am still reeling from the wonderful conference I attended last week end in Cincinnatti. I met many new writing friends and the workshop presenters were awesome. The city itself is very impressive and easy to navigate, thanks to my friendly little Garmen, (GPS).
I had time after dinner on Saturday evening to finish writing my presentation for the local Christian Womens Connection, scheduled for Tuesday morning, Sept 14. Public speaking is outside the comfort zone of most writers, though the more I do, the easier it gets. Tuesday mornings' was well received and that's always a relief.
I asked him, "Do you know the secret to getting up early in the morning for work or church?" He stared at me and shook his head as if bewildered. I smiled and said, "Go to bed earlier the night before." He grinned as if I'd given him a gold coin and thanked me again for lunch and talking to him.
In families where no one ever learned the value of work, there was no one to teach the next generation. My dad was always big on work ethics and my siblings and I learned early on that a good days work was something to be proud of.
This week proved to have its own sets of adventures and misadventures and all my plans to get back to writiing full time were thwarted. But it looks like next week will finally be the opportunity I've been waiting for to really start writing again. I can hardly wait!
It's been more than two months since Mom passed. In some ways it is getting easier. I've been extremely busy, busy hands keep the mind focused. We've welcomed many house guests this summer. Somehow life goes on.
My writing has defintely been put on a back burner with everything else that's been going on. But I've regitered for an excellent Writers Conference in Cincinnati and I expect to get back into a more productive writing routine as summer activities wind down.
There was a time when I studied and prepared for exams regarding the Grieving Process. I knew the right things to say and what to expect but I never knew what it really felt like to grieve. Well, forty years ago my little brother was killed in an accident and that was very hard… But losing Mom and suddenly becoming the oldest woman in our large family has profoundly impacted me.
The caller probably meant well…but grieving takes time. I'm sure we greivers can become an aggravating annoyance but please be patient with us. Losing a loved one to cancer is a long goodby and we all recover from our grief at our own pace. Yes, life goes on and I'm trying.
Mom has been gone for four weeks today. The emotional numbness is somewhat less than it was intially but I still feel like I'm operating on automatic in a thick fog.
I ocassionally find myself starting to pick up the phone to tell her something or ask her advise. Yes, even grandmothers like to talk to their mothers!
The writer of those wise words must have known my mom!
I've thought about that comment quite often since she's been gone. I think it can be applied to many aspects of life. Maybe we should prioritize our lives and do only the things we'd want to do if we knew we had a short time to live.
After all our allotted time is relevant and in the whole scheme of things, none of us will be here long enough to waste the precious gift of time.
My mother bravely battled cancer for the last twenty two months. She passed away four days ago. Even though I knew it was coming, I feel numb. Like my world will never be the same. It's hard to fathom never being able to call my mother again. To never buy her another birthday gift or Mother's Day card. Is a person ever really ready for the final good bye?
I was fortunate to have had a mother who devoted her life to her family. She was well known for her wit, loyalty and keen intelligence. She had a knack for making everyone of her six surviving children, 21 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren feel like they were her favorite. Probably because they all were!
The daffodils are in bloom with their cheerful yellows here and there in nearly every garden we pass. Hallelujah! Sure, we had snow two nights ago but the hearty early spring flowers were not fazed. And it all melted before noon.
Oh gawd, speaking of yellow…as I sit here typing, my dog started to make that gagging heaving sound he sometimes does. It's never good when that happens. I turned around to find him spitting, (I hate to call it vomit), a bright yellow liquid all over the carpets, etc.
Well, I'm back from that distraction, all is cleaned up again. My new novel is coming along, I'm finally finding blocks of time to work on it. And it's a fun story to write. I hope when at last it is finished, people will find it an equally enjoyable story to read.
I had the pleasure and honor of treating novelist Lenore Hart, (author of Waterwoman, Becky, etc.), to lunch the day after her One Book Bradford event on April 1. She's an inspiring and delightful person. Before we knew it, 2.5 hours had slipped by! For me it was like an Oasis of joy on what's been a tumultuous time in my life with my mother's declining health as well as aunts and uncles who have also become seriously ill.
I continue to read lots of books and we usually watch movies every week. Nothing jumps out as particularly memorable as I write, just entertaining. And, hey, entertaining is not a bad thing! Last night we went to see Date Night. We laughed till tears trickled down our cheeks. We were thoroughly entertained and I got to eat lots of popcorn. I love popcorn at the movies!
Well, I have a good Lee Smith novel to finish tonight and some leftover popcorn from last night's movie. Till next time. Keep reading and I hope your dog doesn't get sick!
Another snow storm is expected this afternoon but we take it in our stride in northwestern Pennsylvania. Besides it's not so hard to accept more snow since spring is less than a month away. And we are definitley ready for spring.
We were fortunate to go south for ten days earlier this month but the weather at Hilton Head, S.C. was only a little warmer than home. At least we didn't have any snow to shovel while we were there! And we were able to visit several family members on the way south as well as on the way home.
While there we watched several really good movies: The Hurt Locker, Crazy Heart, Dear John and the Edge of Darkness.
We enjoyed spending time with friends who live there during the winter. He's a retired gynecologist/obstetrician who made this comment during a discussion one evening, "There are no illegitimate babies, only illegitimate parents." It was a Wow moment for me.
On Feb. 23 I drove to State College and had the pleasure of spending the afternoon with my granddaughter who will graduate this summer. Then I went to WPSU radio to tape a book review of "Still Alice", (please see last month's blog for more info on the book), for BookMark which will air on March 3 at 4:30 p.m. and again on March 7 at 9:30 a.m. It was fun. The new WPSU studio is amazing. Patty Satalia and Cynthia Berger stopped by to say hello, I'd worked with both of them in the past on other projects. Sarah B. Maloney was great to help me record this BookMark review. It will be archived on WPSU's radio audio archives.
I'm glad that at least it's still January, since this is my first entry in 2010. I hope all my readers are well and the new year will bring you and yours peace, prosperity and good health.
I read a lot of books and few shake me up as much as one I read last week, Still Alice by Lisa Genova. I read it in one sitting because I couldn't stop…it was phenomenal. I highly recommend it to all readers. It's about a woman who is diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease at age 50. A very powerful and wonderfully written book. The research is top notch. As an RN I've worked with several Alzheimer patients and most literature does not capture the true essence of the disease. She captured it perfectly.
Presently my mother seems to be in a state of remission. This is a relief to all the family. She refuses any further chemotherapy. She is not in pain and her appetite is a little better. She has maintained her weight for the last three weeks. The oncologist told her the cancer is still there but may be dormant for awhile until something disturbs it… She is a beloved mother and grandmother, she helped raise a granddaughter who is happily married to her college sweeetheart, who is now a young MD in Texas and they are expecting a their first baby next summer. Twin boys! Mom is very excited about those babies, the first set of twins in our family. We are all hoping she will live to watch those babies celebrate a few birthdays.
I had the pleasure and honor of speaking to a wonderful local group on Jan. 13 over lunch…about writing and Runaway Grandma. And I've been working on my fourth novel and it is so good to get back to doing what a writer likes and must do…write! So I'll make this short and get back to my writing.
Till next time… be well and happy reading!


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MTA/Laivue 2020 – Who Forgot the Marketing?
On September 26, 2015 September 26, 2015 By Corporal FriskIn Naval
Back to normal postings, after Friday's special one.
The Minister of Defence yesterday officially gave the Finnish Defence Forces the go-ahead to start the procurement program of the next squadron of ships for the Finnish Navy. This program, going under the name of Laivue 2020 (fi. Squadron 2020), has as its stated aim the procurement of four (at the moment) corvettes to replace the three minelayers of the Pohjanmaa- and Hämeenmaa-classes, as well as the four light fast attack craft of the Rauma-class.
All pics from yesterday's PowerPoint presentation by the Ministry of Defence/Finnish Navy.
In general, most of what was said at the press conference held by the Minister of Defence Niinistö and the Commander of the Navy, Rear Admiral Takanen, is known from before. There will be a new class of ships, which will be built with a "high degree of indigenous content", and which will be capable of performing "all missions the Navy by law is set to handle" (i.e. safeguarding Finnish merchant shipping and protecting our seaside borders from unwanted attention) all year round in all weather conditions. As such, these will feature both anti-air, anti-submarine, as well as anti-shipping capability. While geared towards 'traditional' coastal defence missions, they will also feature a secondary capability for international missions. Their most important distinguishing feature will be their size, which will make them some of the largest, if not the largest, warships throughout the history of the Finnish Navy.
Amongst the new information was that the timeline is getting clearer: the Requests for Information will be sent out this year or during the beginning of next, after which the Requests for Quotation will follow in late 2016/early 2017. The order should be finalised in 2018, after which the vessels will be built during 2019 to 2024, with initial operational capability 2025, and the squadron operational as a cohesive unit in 2028.
The future timeline, curiously lacking years on the x-axis.
The rather crude concept renders, indicating either an early design stage or unwillingness to disclose details of the design, were not too telling either. The concept shown features a landing pad with a hangar (!). The hangar seems too small for housing the NH90 TTH used by the Finnish Army, and as the NH90 in any case would provide very limited value for maritime missions, this seems to indicate a readiness to procure a dedicated light maritime helicopter (e.g. the AW159 Wildcat) or unmanned helicopter system (e.g. the MQ-8 Fire Scout) at some point in the future. The weapons consists of a single turret mounted medium-calibre gun, twin quadruple launchers for anti-ship missiles, and a battery of VLS-launchers for air-to-surface missiles. A gun-based CIWS-system is not mounted, but may be an option. In the rear, the transom seems to hold a small hatch for deploying a towed array sonar. Still, as this is one of several designs, too much shouldn't be read into these pictures (some have noted the similarity of the renders to the US Freedom-class LCS, or the Russian Steregushchy-class corvettes, however, that's just the way most modern warships look these days, and the comparison could as easily be made to the German MEKO-designs, the Chinese Type 056, or the larger British Type 26 frigate).
Concept render of the MTA2020.
The cost for the project is expected to be around 1.2 billion Euros for a unit cost (including R&D) of 300 million Euros. This will be handled outside of the normal defence budget, and while it is smaller than the potentially 10 billion Euro HX fighter-program, it is still a lot of money for a country with a bleak-ish looking economy and several other major programs coming up in the near future for the defence forces. This means that the procurement will meet resistance from certain political circles.
And this is the main gripe I have with the announcement. From the outline it is clear that much thought has gone into the decision to procure four warships of this size and according to the specification outlined. Still, what the general public and journalists are left with is a double-sided A4 and eight (!) PowerPoint slides. The main arguments presented are:
Old ships must be retired
The Navy needs new ones, otherwise it won't be able to fulfil its duties written in the law
Timeline so far, lots of studies done and reports written.
One does not need to be an oracle to foresee the debate that will follow the decision to acquire these (for Finland) large vessels. Do we really need them? Why can't we make do with more FAC's (as we have done for the last decades)? Can't we just order more Hamina-class vessels? What shall we do to counter the loss of three hulls? Why do the Navy get these funds, when the Army anyway will be the one winning or losing any future wars? And so on…
The air force realised this, and the preliminary report made for the HX-program dealt with the similar questions that program will have to face to reach broad acceptance in today's Finland. On 60+ pages, they explained in detail the background to the need for new fighters, why the capability can't be solved by another mid-life update, or why can't we just buy "cheap" UAV's? They explained why we need at least as many fighters as we have today, and how the new aircraft will have to be fit for several different missions. And most important of all, they did all this in such a way that the reader with a casual interest in these questions understood their arguments, and they were provided nicely packaged for easy access.
The navy did none of this. While I don't doubt that the navy has made their homework, and while I understand the need for secrecy, I do believe that the navy has taken things a step too far. In today's society, it is not enough to 'sell' a project of this size to the decision makers; you need to sell it to the general public as well. So far, the navy seems reluctant to do this.
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