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Book Review + Questions: The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab
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"Elodie, you absolutely have to read The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue! It's the kind of book you either love or hate!", said a friend of mine.
I was intrigued by that and so I suggested it for our monthly book club. So imagine my surprise when I finished the book and had mixed feelings about it. I could neither love nor hate it. Turns out I wasn't the only one as almost all of us in the book club felt the same way.
So why did I feel this way? I'm not sure what to point at exactly. Too much information I didn't want to read about and not enough that I did want to read about.
I just don't get the hype around this book at all. The premise was cool and exciting, but it just didn't transform to more. Multiple things bothered me - like her childhood for example. Because of how different she felt as a young girl, I was thinking she would have been out there and contributing to different historical movements. Barely any history was incorporated into the story! Instead, I feel like she just went along, floating around. The "story" with the book keeper also didn't really make sense to me. I felt like their story ended the moment they met. I don't know if what I'm saying makes sense but I found myself wanting to know more about Luc. I keep thinking whether there's gonna be a sequel or not.
Book Club Questions:
Addie LaRue asked for immortality and paid a high price for me. How about you? If there's one thing you'd bargain with the devil for, what would it be?
What do you think led Addie to make this deal with Luc?
Did you like Addie?
What did you think of Addie's childhood?
Do you think Luc loves Addie?
Did you want to know more about Luc?
Were you surprised when Henry revealed he made the deal with Luc too or did you see it coming?
Compare the deal between Addie and Luc vs. Henry and Luc.
What did you think of the dynamics between Addie and Henry? Addie and Luc?
What did you think of the ending?
What are the best and worst things about the book?
Book Review + Questions: The Beekeeper of Aleppo by Christy Lefteri
Book Review + Questions: Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan
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Cute lunch box in a standard size. Unfortunately, the liner rips easily. I wound up taping the inside until it was just covered in tape. I got two summer camp seasons out of it--we don't do home lunch during the school year.
I received a lunch box that was sliced on the top and I could not exchange it. I was very disatisfied.


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James Walker: Golden years? The polish is missing
Published 6:17 pm EDT, Saturday, April 1, 2017
James Walker
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Life as a senior citizen in America is a time to sit back and enjoy the fruits of 40-plus years of labor.
The years after retiring are filled with beaming faces in the glow of sunshine, laughing while riding carts at golf courses, swaying to the music on Caribbean cruises and fun-filled vacations discovering all that was missed during the time you were too busy clocking in.
Those are the pleasures that await retirees in America.
If you don't believe me, turn on your TV set and witness the commercials proclaiming what all those headed into the golden years can expect.
And once you've done that, take a look around at the grim reality.
Those commercials may be true for some seniors, but it's not true for anybody I know and certainly not for the vast majority of the people who read my columns.
I got a call from an older gentleman — I'll call him John — who asked me to take a look at how seniors citizens were suffering at the expense of social services and able-bodied people. The call came the day after my column 'Checkmate? The pawns in the game,' appeared last Sunday.
There was something in his soft voice as he spoke about the need of society to help our young people, that less fortunate people should receive services that will really help them and more jobs were needed to keep men out of jail.
He just wished with all of this, there was a better understanding that senior citizens were being wiped out of homes, savings and comfort as they struggled on fixed incomes with rising taxes, rising costs of medical care and the rising cost of food.
He said he just "wished something could be done about that."
Despite being squeezed, he was still willing to help.
All he wanted was a little relief.
So, I decided to put off the column I was in the midst of writing, "Society?" The problem with the two Cs," about the drug culture in urban America and save it for next Sunday.
Instead, I decided to take a look at the plight of seniors — a vulnerable group in a country where age is not held in high esteem for the knowledge that comes with it but ignored for the lack of fruit it no longer bears.
It is a conversation that needs to happen as people living to be 100 is becoming so commonplace; it's no longer a shout-out on the Today Show — and it has nothing to do with Willard Scott no longer sending out the salutations.
People are living longer due to modern medicine and more healthful food and lifestyles. Connecticut has the third-highest life expectancy of any state in the nation, and the over-65 population is projected to grow 57 percent by 2040.
But while that comes with hoops of joy, it is causing a problem for seniors who must stretch dollars at lot further than they thought and planned.
Connecticut is not only graying but going bald as census estimates since 2013 show the state has shrunk by 19,551 people who took their tax dollars with them, heaping a heavier tax burden on those they left behind.
High property taxes is the culprit for many seniors. Connecticut has some tax relief programs in place for some seniors who own homes but it's not enough coupled with other taxes and the rising cost of living.
Federal data shows many seniors exist on food stamps. This reality leaves cupboards bare. Many live daily with the fear there won't be enough money for medication and live in cold, impersonal government housing they share with young drug addicts and others who may not be desirable but are there because they are deemed "disabled."
There's nothing golden about that. The picture it paints is that some seniors are treated like old mop heads that have been wrung out of usefulness and they have to be put somewhere.
It is no wonder that it is not only the wealthy who are leaving the state but also an estimated one out of five state retirees, who want to escape that possibility.
Everything can't be blamed on people being unprepared. Too much is out of our hands in the battle of corporations and there are too many educated people facing the same predicament to say it's is due to poor decisions.
So what can be done?
For one thing, more action and less talk and a willingness to see the truth from Connecticut lawmakers.
Ten years ago, the Yankee Institute put out a report, "Reform Spending, Relieve Taxpayers: Real Property Tax Relief for Connecticut," that clearly identified the reasons why people in Connecticut were suffering and barely sustaining.
In part, it said: "Connecticut's property-tax burden has risen steadily — at a rate faster than inflation and population growth — for years. And given the state's aging population, declining household income, and stratospheric cost of living, the ability of homeowners and businesses to devote more and more of their income to municipal governments is increasingly strained. Voters are responding to escalating property taxes by defeating local budget referenda in large numbers.
To date, efforts by Nutmeg State elected officials to lighten the property tax burden have proven ineffective. This failure is due to an inability (or unwillingness) to grasp the true cause of high property taxes: Excessive municipal spending."
Sound familiar? That was 10 years ago.
Lawmakers do have some things in the works.
Both Democrats and Republicans support a proposed bill that will eliminate the state income tax on Social Security payments for residents 62 and older. Connecticut is one of only 13 states that taxes Social Security payments.
Sounds good but I don't think it will put steak back on the table.
And when you reach your golden years, you deserve steak.
So, yes, those commercials we see about the golden years paint a warm and cuddly picture of retirement but as a lot of seniors know, it can be hard and brittle — and for many, the polish that makes it shine golden is missing.
James Walker is the Register's senior editor. He can be reached at 203-680-9389 or jwalker@nhregister.com

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End Of An Era For Uhuru's Ex-Top Advisor As Government Moves With Speed To Replace Him
By LarryKatana (self media writer) | 1 month ago
Solicitor General, Ken Ogeto. The Government has shortlisted candidates to replace him ( Photo Courtesy).
After five years at the State Law Office, the curtains could be about to fall on the Solicitor General Ken Ogeto with the Government shortlisting candidates for the position.
Ogeto, was one of former President Uhuru Kenyatta's key advisors during the final years of the Jubilee Government. As the accounting officer in the Office of the Attorney General at the time, the seasoned lawyer wielded too much influence.
His was a high profile appointment considering that Uhuru had just moved his one-time Personal Assistant, Njee Muturi in the January 2018 changes.
Muturi was moved to State House and appointed as chief of staff. This was seen more as a demotion of some sorts. But for Ogeto, he was suddenly thrust into one of the most powerful offices on land where he interacted with the high and the mighty. In his position, he was very close to power for the entire second term of Uhuru's reign.
With the Government moving with speed to find Ogeto's replacement, this would mark the end of an era for a man who has run the show at the Law State Office. But who will succeed him? Will it be former MP Shadrack Mose or ex- Law Society of Kenya President, Nelson Havi?
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The Making Modernism collection officially opened to visitors to the Queensland Art Gallery + Gallery of Modern Art on Saturday.
TGW attended a pleasing preview on Friday among a personable group, including the key curatorial stars responsible for the exhibition. Present was Cody Hartley, Senior Director (Collections and Interpretation), Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, Santa Fe; Denise Mimmocchi, Curator (Australian Art), Art Gallery of New South Wales; Lesley Harding, Curator, Heide Museum of Modern Art, Dr Kyla McFarlane, Acting Curatorial Manager (Australian Art) and Jason Smith, Curatorial Manager (Australian Art).
Making Modernism celebrates the work of Georgia O'Keeffe's (1887–1986) American modernist art in a unique way, when shown concurrently with the two pioneering Australian modernists Margaret Preston (1875–1963) and Grace Cossington Smith (1892–1984). This is the culmination of a project initiated by QAGOMA's curatorial manager of Australian Art, Jason Smith. Smith recounts how he first made contact with Hartley in Santa Fe in order to express how fitting O'Keeffe's "working context and verve" was for Queensland Art Gallery. Being used to similar requests, Hartley was at first hesitant. Yet once he realised the relevance of showing the work of all three artists synchronously – not to mention the resonance each work would bring out in comparison with the others – he agreed. So a dialogue between Smith and Hartley began. This included a visit to the Georgia O'Keeffe museum in New Mexico by Smith, to meet with Hartley in person among the many artworks and personal effects of O'Keeffe's left behind, and which Hartley now oversees. The project was further developed with the inclusion of the Art Gallery of New South Wales (AGNSW) and Heide Museum of Modern Art for the works of Preston and Cossington Smith.
The stunning result is a showcase of the distinguished contribution made by all three women to the movement of international modernism across the span of their careers, bringing together 90 paintings (30 by each artist). This includes works never before shown in Australia, namely O'Keeffe's iconic paintings Storm Cloud, Lake George 1923, The Black Iris 1926 and one of her most memorable skull and floral motif images, Ram's Head, Blue Morning Glory 1938.
Just like O'Keeffe in America, Preston and Cossington Smith have long been recognised for their central role in developing modern art in Australia.
All three artists ambitiously and steadfastly pursued a modernism distinct from European traditions. Their works all represented modernist visions of the culture of their respective nations, their relationship to their landscape (all three women were nature lovers) and their own identities and sense of place. O'Keeffe's works represent the vast and ancient forms and lines of New Mexico, whilst Preston and Cossington Smith pursued a uniquely Australian aesthetic. During times of great social and cultural transition (especially the 1920s and '30s), these artists are often connected through not only their subject choices but also experimentation with light, colour and form, in presenting alternative ways of seeing the world.
The Making Modernism exhibition continues at GOMA until 11 June 2017. Following its season at the Queensland Art Gallery, the exhibition will tour to the Art Gallery of New South Wales from 1 July to 2 October 2017.


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Elizabeth Munn, Aerialist
Most people don't become aerialists after a career in classical singing. Then again, Elizabeth Munn is not most people. After discovering circus on a whim, Elizabeth combined the artistic rigor of classical singing with her background in dance and physical theater to become an innovative, multidisciplinary storyteller–several dozen feet off the ground!
This talented artist has performed frequently for 2 Ring Circus and Lisa's Bright Ideas, as well as at The Bridges, Galapagos Art Space, TAO Downtown, Parkview Lounge, Duane Park, La Sala at Cantina Royal, Dixon Place, Coney Island USA and The Slipper Room. Keep up with Elizabeth Munn on her website, Instagram, and YouTube channel!
The development of aerial silk acrobatics is attributed to one "André Simard, an acrobatic research and development specialist for the world famous Cirque du Soleil" (Aerialists.org). He was interested in combining his interests in gymnastics and fine arts, and so he taught acrobats to be, simultaneously, formidable athletes and emotionally compelling performers.
For more on aerial silk: "The Beautiful Yet Dangerous Art of Aerial Silk." Aerialists.org . N.p., n.d. Web. 27 Jan. 2017.
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Share this Story: Trudeau and the federal government have lost their way, innovators' group says
Trudeau and the federal government have lost their way, innovators' group says
Kevin Carmichael: Council of Canadian Innovators — 133 tech CEOs — write to Ottawa, seeking renewed focus on promised support
Oct 27, 2020 • October 27, 2020 • 4 minute read • 26 Comments
LightSpeed founder Dax Dasilva, in the company's Montreal offices, is a member of CCI. Photo by Christinne Muschi/Bloomberg
Jim Balsillie's band of innovators and technologists is tiring of Justin Trudeau's approach to the digital economy, mostly because they've become unsure if the prime minister actually has one.
"I was one of those people, when Trudeau was getting elected, who was invited to meet with him," said Carol Leaman, chief executive of Axonify Inc., a Waterloo, Ont.-based maker of employee-training software. "I had great hope that we would see more of a focus on innovation and support locally. It really has fallen away."
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Leaman is one of 133 leaders of fast-growing companies who signed an open letter to Trudeau on Oct. 27 that accuses his government of drift after promising a half-decade ago to re-establish Canada's place among the world's most innovative economies.
The letter was penned by the Council of Canadian Innovators (CCI), which Balsillie, the former co-CEO of the company that created the BlackBerry smartphone, helped create five years ago because he felt companies such as the one he used to run were being shut out in Ottawa.
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CCI has had success changing the nature of the policy conversation, but results remain elusive. The letter cites the 2020 Bloomberg Innovation Index , which ranked Canada No. 22 in its ranking of innovative countries. That's a long way from the top tier.
"When your government took office in 2015, we received encouraging signals that you understood the importance of Canada's overdue transition to a knowledge economy," said the executives, including Dax Dasilva of Montreal-based Lightspeed POS Inc. and Kevin Edwards of Winnipeg's SkipTheDishes Restaurant Services Inc.
"But in the years since 2015, innovation is barely mentioned," they continued. "We see less of a bold, cohesive plan for innovation in Canada and more of a patchwork — pilot programs and furtive policies rolled out in hope they will amount to something greater than the sum of the parts."
Trudeau's election originally looked like an opportunity for Canada's technology industry, which insists the rules of the game it plays are different than those that apply to activities such as resource extraction and traditional manufacturing.
The previous government, led by Calgary-based Conservative Stephen Harper, had a soft spot for traditional industries such as oil and gas and had an ideological aversion to using government policy to pick winners.
Trudeau, by contrast, said he wanted Canada to be known for its "resourcefulness," not just its resources. His government set up myriad programs meant to accelerate young technology companies, including the Innovation Superclusters Initiative, which put up nearly $1 billion to create five new-economy hotbeds across the country.
The approach mirrored the one that Balsillie had long argued was necessary to keep pace in a global economy that values intangibles such as intellectual property far more than commodities and automobile parts.
The countries at the top of Bloomberg's innovation list have no problem using policy and the public purse to tilt the playing fields of emerging industries in their favour. Balsillie believed that Canada had a choice: join them, or get left behind as corporate behemoths such as Alphabet Inc. and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. take over from Exxon Mobil Corp. and General Electric Co.
This isn't about growing the technology industry. This is about growing industries' technological capability
Greg Malpass, CEO, Traction on Demand
"Let's build a real strategy," said signatory Greg Malpass, chief executive of Traction on Demand, a Burnaby, B.C.-based developer of workforce management software. "This isn't about growing the technology industry. This is about growing industries' technological capability."
Trudeau's failure to impress the country's most prominent tech lobby is emblematic of his troubled relationship with business generally.
Established groups such as the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and the Canadian Federation of Independent Business tend to prioritize tax cuts and balanced budgets, which haven't figured that much in the current government's economic agenda. Tension was expected.
CCI, on the other hand, often pushes a more interventionist agenda that sometimes clashes with the free-market orthodoxy favoured by most business associations, but figures prominently in the Trudeau government's approach to economic policy.
For example, CCI argues that procurement should favour homegrown firms, even though Canada for years has complained about "Buy America" policies in the United States. CCI's argument is that the boy-scout approach to trade is making the country less competitive by denying innovative entrepreneurs a chance to secure an anchor client that could provide a steady source of revenue.
We need something to change. We need to reinvigorate the focus here
Carol Leaman, Axonify
"The intention is to build the anchors, to inspire this next generation of companies," said Malpass, who employs about 800 people and is planning to double the size of his company over the next 18 months so that he's ready for a post-pandemic rebound in demand. "I'm building excess capacity. We want to build up the talent ahead of time."
The tech CEOs didn't offer specific policy proposals, with the letter stating the government should consider strategic investments in "market-proven" businesses, back the commercialization of Canadian discoveries, and staff the government with officials who better understand the demands of the digital economy.
Those are standing requests from CCI, some of which Trudeau indicated he would be happy to fulfil. The country's next corporate champions are still waiting.
"We need something to change," Leaman said. "We need to reinvigorate the focus here."
• Email: kcarmichael@postmedia.com | Twitter: CarmichaelKevin


This analysis research opens with a overview of associated literature that particulars the monetary challenges dealing with each small corporations and nonprofit organizations. The paper then focuses on the free design and free improvement instruments obtainable to trainers who want to ship their packages in a digital atmosphere. The paper will lastly define a synopsis of the processes used to develop materials for on-line coaching and suggestions for future analysis.The Web has modified the face of coaching as companies have many choices when selecting the best way to current and share info. The choice to make use of an internet coaching platform and packages leads to a brand new studying curve that could be very tough for each the coach and the trainee because the choices and atmosphere drastically change from nose to nose coaching periods. This paper addresses the strategies and instruments that may be utilized to make on-line coaching extra interactive and constant whereas eliminating prices. The entire instruments and platform choices mentioned on this paper are a free different for organizations that want to present their staff with on-line coaching materials with out taking over the excessive reoccurring yearly prices.There are quite a few means to speak and prepare people in each the classroom and digital enterprise area. The Encyclopedia of instructional expertise attests to this abundance of means. Distance training has been round in a single kind or one other for over 100 years. Correspondence programs, coaching recordsdata, radio, tv, and most just lately the Web have all been part of the historical past of distance training (Blake, Blackwell, & Gibson, 2005). By the identical token, on-line coaching may be completed through e-mail, immediate messenger, firm intranets, or on widespread on-line platforms comparable to Yugma, Lotus Sametime, Placeware and Webex (Ibm). Whereas every program could also be comparable, the content material, communication, and strategies will in the end influence the worker's success throughout the coaching program.
When evaluating the standard of conventional coaching to digital coaching many debates might come up. These debates not solely embody the standard of coaching, but in addition the pedagogy and instruments which can be essential to ship high quality instruction (Singh & Pan). Technological adjustments might dictate that on-line coaching should transcend merely posting textual content and PowerPoint slides (Kachel, 2005). The content material should be designed in small manageable items that can maintain the learner's consideration whereas successfully delivering the mandatory content material. As in comparison with conventional coaching periods, the net studying atmosphere gives an space that's obtainable 24 hours a day, seven days every week whatever the learner's location. Thus each facet of interplay must be deliberate for and examined to facilitate this steady studying course of.Whereas many giant establishments can justify these prices as journey is just not required, the identical can't be mentioned for small corporations and nonprofit organizations. The dearth of funding for a platform is just one value related to putting coaching materials on-line. Establishments should additionally pay for the packages that can be used to design and ship the content material. These may be easy packages comparable to PowerPoint to offer a presentation, or extra superior packages comparable to Camtasia to file audio and the picture captured from the designers display. Further packages comparable to Webex, Yugma, GoToMeeting, or Elluminate can also be used to offer digital conferences that supply each sound and Internet digital camera capabilities.In conclusion, the fee related to offering a platform and the fee for offering the workers with the coaching materials on-line could also be an element however not almost as large an element as the price of not offering your workers with the upper training. The debatable argument that counsel that the model of instructing is an element within the choice making course of as as to whether or not the net instruments can be used is to reinforce the workers training falls brief compared to the aptitude of a correctly skilled and educated worker. It's my opinion that the free different technique of training that's provided on-line absolutely rivals the much less versatile and extra conventional strategies of textbooks and school rooms.
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Weiss, W. H. (1997). The necessity for moral habits. Supervision, 58(12), 15. Retrieved June 5, 2005, from Enterprise Supply Premier Database.


Bangalore University Exam Time Table 2018 are presented here. Bangalore University offers various Post Graduate, Under schooling, Integrated Programs and Certificate/Diploma/PG Diploma. Candidates who have applied for the exam based course in Bangalore University can check the exam time table here. Exam Time Table is an important part of the examination and after understanding the Time Table candidates may be prepared accordingly for the exam. Students looking for the session examination should reach the exam hall 30 minutes before. The Hall Ticket issued by Bangalore University should be performed on the afternoon of the examination.
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Notice that when you scroll down, you do get the parallax effect, but there is a large white gap under each parallax image before you reach the content.
Change "background-size: contain" to "background-size: cover", and the issue is solved (but then the images don't contain themselves the way I want them to).
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Ricardo André Duarte Pires (* 24. Oktober 1982 in Amadora) ist ein ehemaliger portugiesischer Fußballspieler, der zuletzt für den bulgarischen Erstligisten FC Tschernomorez Burgas spielte.

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Die Karriere von Ricardo André begann in der zweiten Mannschaft von Benfica Lissabon. Im Jahr 2003 wechselte er zum FC Paços de Ferreira. Dort spielte er drei Jahre in der Primeira Liga. Im Jahr 2006 schloss er sich dem Gondomar SC in der Segunda Liga an. Im Sommer 2007 verpflichtete ihn der bulgarische Erstligist Tscherno More Warna. Er erreichte mit seiner Mannschaft in der Saison 2007/08 die Qualifikation zum UEFA-Pokal. Im Jahr 2009 wurde sein Vertrag nicht verlängert. Er war ein halbes Jahr ohne Klub, ehe ihn der FC Tschernomorez Burgas verpflichtete. Dort blieb er bis August 2011, als der FC Tschernomorez Burgas wegen finanzieller Probleme den Vertrag auslöste. Anschließend beendete er seine Laufbahn.

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OK .. I am back. There is so much going on..
First, let's get to the WYPR stuff right away.
The board and management of the station keep saying that there are reasons they cannot divulge as to why they cancelled my show.
Tell everyone, the listeners, the press, why you did this.
Tell me, you have never told me. I and my friends and people who loved and listened to the show would love to hear your reasoning.
My guess: they don't have one, other than the reality we have all witnessed over the last month.
Anyway, on to bigger and better things!
It is time to get back in the saddle, so we are going to be bringing you new interviews. Until we get our new website up, you can find them right here on our blog, ready to listen to or to podcast.
How many of you are fans of the WIRE? My guess is a lot of you are.
I love the WIRE. It is a show that speaks not only about life in the inner city neighborhoods of our land but about what they are emblematic of in America. It speaks to who we are becoming in America. The acting is just phenomenal and the writing is the best on television.
Over the course of the next few weeks, we will air interviews with actors, writers, producers, and others from the WIRE. We will start with creative partners Ed Burns and David Simon. This week you will hear actors Clarke Peters, who plays Lester Freamon, Andre Royo, who portrays Bubbles, and Robert Chew, playing the ill-fated kingpin Prop Joe. There will many more this week and in the coming weeks.
We won't stop there. More interviews with authors, public figures, artists and just interesting folks coming your way. Many of them will be multiplatform stories, with pictures and more. Download the scripts, download the interviews. The Marc Steiner Show is back!
Let us know what is happening in your worlds and what you want to hear.
I will be writing more after the weekend, reflecting on what's in the news, in our communities, in the arts.
Stay tuned… more exciting stuff coming our way.
The Wire – Yes! My favorite topic.
Don't give away spoilers without fair warning!
It doesn't matter to me, since I've seen everything including Ep. 9. But, you know…just saying.
Marc, I love your callers and emailers, you need to be on air.
There is this, however: some programs I liked very much were ones that elicited no or few phone calls or emails. I think of the interview with Stossel about his Sargent Shriver biography, an interview with Madison Smartt Bell about The Stone That the Builder Refused, and a long-ago interview with Gloria Naylor.
I would like to hear you engage Alice Walker, Isabel Allende, Louise Erdrich, Laura Lippman (and many other writers) about topics that interest them, not necessarily about the latest novel. Writers are generally careful observers, and thoughtful, so they make good interviews.
Would an interview with Ringo Starr be possible or desirable? I know nothing about him except that he is a former Beatle. What projects is he involved in now, what interests him? (I just heard Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band on WTMD).
Looking forward to The Wire interviews. I've never seen it, not even on DVD.
Marc, I moved to the west coast last year but stayed connected to my home town by two things — your show, and The Wire! I'm only just getting caught up to the news of your departure from WYPR, but although I lack details (sounds like we all do!) I'm willing to call it a disgrace. Happy to hear the Wire folks are supporting you now as you move on to your next endevor! Your work continues to be very appreciated.
Marc — this is a great way to make your comeback. Am really looking forward to hearing these shows!
I hope you get a chance to discuss your situation some with David Simon. Am sure he's got an interesting take on it.
I hope you can get some traction on promoting these interviews through venues like the HBO forums and also on places like Facebook. If I can offer any assistance with that please let me know.
Ron, if you have never seen the Wire you are really missing out. I have to agree with Marc on this one.
The Wire is the only reason I have left to watch TV. Incredible, I repeat INCREDIBLE, writing and great acting. Every episode leaves me speechless.
After march 9 (season finale), I might just cancel my cable….
The YPR fund drive is now posted for April 2 through 8.
Marc, i'm glad you'll be interviewing folks from the Wire. I have a question for David Simon. I think I know the answer as I attended College Park about the same time as Simon, but could you ask him how he (Simon), Ed Burns, and David Mills all began working together? And more importantly, do they have anything cooking now that this is the end of the Wire?
Oh and hey are any of the show's podcasts still available? I have many old ones on my iPod, but wondered if the rest are still available somewhere?
Is the fund drive held at company headquarters or off-sight?
Great.!!! Glad to hear things are moving again….. I'm looking forward to hearing the Wire interviews…. and I'm excited about the new website….
April 2nd for the WYPR fundraising drive….. Maybe Marc should have his own fundraising drive that day for the Center For Emerging Media… The address for CEM donations is listed on their current website….
Mr. Steiner, as much as I like Mr. Rodricks, I can't help but feel this is yet another step in the "dumbing down" of the media. And, while I didn't agree with you 100% of the time, yours was always a useful outlook to consider. I hope you find another position locally. Baltimore deserves it.
Speaking of billboards: The billboard at the corner of St.Paul and Mulberry continues to display the ad about the Martin Luther King event with Marc's name in big print. I drive by this often and it's a stab to the heart each time. I wonder how much this is costing?. I also wonder if it can be altered?I feel young and subversive again just thinking about climbing a tall ladder in the middle of the night… In a more serious voice, the idea of contributions for a big billboard seen off 95 is a great idea. Shall we organize?. Who knows someone in the business?. I will gladly investigate the possibility if there is interest.
The Washington Post reported Saturday that WMAL AM abruptly let go talk-show host Chris Core after his show on Friday. Owner Citadel Broadcasting let go about a dozen employees in a programming shake-up at its three D.C. area stations. The Post said Core started at WMAL in 1974 and was the longest-running radio personality in D.C.
Hey Marc, glad to hear you are up to things and I look forward to listening/reading/participating. YPR has really slunk off my radar screen now as the content is diminished. Help me out here!
Hey Marc–Glad to hear you'll be doing some interviews soon–I'll be grabbing those podcasts for sure (it'll help with this separation anxiety).
I have been trying unsuccessfully to add the following to one of the blogs from last week. Don't know why I have been unsuccessful but it is a followup to a comment I made about the McCain FCC story.
The same billboard still is up near the SuperFresh at west 41st St. and Falls Rd.
Link to WaPo article about Chris Core.
Your comments are up now on the thread from Feb 26. I suggest people read them.
Your comments didn't appear right away because comments are scrutinized by a board moderator before being allowed through the screen. The blog pretty much shuts down at night and on weekends, and delays also occur during business hours because the producers are doing other business.
I miss your show, and I wish you well.


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Patrick Walters of Ladson, S.C. hoists the Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Central Open trophy after winning the event June 16, 2018.
Sporting his Phantom Outdoors cap from the Summerville-based outdoor apparel company, Patrick Walters of Ladson smiled as he hoisted the biggest trophy yet of his fishing career after winning the Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Central Open on Louisiana's Red River over this past weekend.
Walters is no stranger to success at bass fishing tournaments. When he was a college sophomore, the angler and his University of South Carolina fishing partner Gettys Brannon won the 2015 FLW College Fishing National Championship. He's had his share of other successes along the way. The win this past weekend gives him a shot at making the 2019 Bassmaster Elite Series roster and fishing in the 2019 Bassmaster Classic.
Walters used an unconventional strategy during the Red River event, sticking to Pool 5, close to the launch area, instead of making long runs that are common in the tournament world. He opted for this approach based on three factors.
For one, Walters wanted to get a full day of fishing in each day, rather than spend hours riding around and looking for new water to fish.
"Optimizing time was my goal this week. Staying in one area allowed me to fish a full eight hours, instead of wasting time gambling, looking for new water," he said.
Two, Walters had fished here in his final college fishing championship tournament two weeks earlier, and all the tournament fish were released at the launch site.
"All of the fish were released inside Pool 5 (right next to the boat launch) and did not have time to disperse back into the river," said Walters.
And third, Walters just didn't have a lot of confidence in any other areas based on that previous tournament as well as during practice days leading up to the Central Open.
Other anglers spent the first day of the tournament in Pool 5 as well, and Walters weighed in a small limit of 8-9, but he wasn't discouraged and stuck to his plan, knowing the other anglers would spread out to other areas over the next two days.
He was right, and vaulted from 23rd place to second place after day two as his total weight grew from 8-9 to 20-4. Saturday, Walters bagged another limit, this one weighing 10-11 to boost his final weight to 30 pounds, 15 ounces. He finished more than two pounds ahead of second-place finisher Drew Cook of Midway, Florida.
Walters used a combination of soft plastic baits and crankbaits throughout the tournament, with Rapala DT 6 and Yamamoto Thin Senkos making up a good portion of his offerings.
For the win, Walters earned cash, a boat package including a Skeeter ZX200 with Yamaha VF200LA, a custom trailer, a Minn Kota Fortrex, and a Lowrance Elite Ti 7.
The win also secured Walters a spot in October's 2018 Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Opens Championship at Missouri's Table Rock Lake, where he will compete against the other seven winners from each Open tournament, as well as the Top 10 anglers in point standings from each Open division. A total of 28 anglers will compete in that tournament, vying for spots on the Elite Series roster and entrance to the Bassmaster Classic.
Brian Cope of Edisto Island, S.C., is a retired Air Force combat communications technician. He has a B.A. in English Literature from the University of South Carolina and has been writing about the outdoors since 2006. He's spent half his life hunting and fishing. The rest, he said, has been wasted.


New Jersey- I am a single mother of 2 year old twin girls. I was never married to their father but I gave them his last name. He provides weekly child support to me but we have no legal agreements. I would like to know if I get legally married in the future how can I add my new married last name to my daughter's last name without eliminating their name now?
Also, what are the legalities of custody for each parent if the parents were unmarried like us and the children live with me? He has never asked me for custody of them, that is why I never filed any custody papers.
You'll get better feedback if you repost your question to an active board rather than an archive such as this one.


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Pioneers of Printing (Special Edition): The Story of a Manual Typesetter
Ever since printing and computers have entered private households and enabled people to design their own greeting cards, the job of the manual typesetter became more and more redundant. Still, the Museum für Druckkunst in Leipzig employs one. Read more about his everyday work here.
Experience Handsetting at First Hand
Gutenberg wrote printing history as early as the 15th century, when he developed a technique with the help of which he produced the so-called Gutenberg Bible: an edition of around 180 identical copies taking him only five years. Modern printing techniques manage this within just a few hours and yet the profession of manual typesetter still exerts a certain fascination today.
Located in north-western Saxony, Leipzig not only housed the "Bugra" (short for International Book Trade and Graphic Exhibition) for a long time, but has also been home to the Museum für Druckkunst since 1994. What is so special about this museum? "The outstanding feature of this museum is that all appliances, tools and machines are not presented as mute testimonies to their time, but as vivid, working demonstrations of a wide range of techniques. Hands-on experimentation plays a major role, making the museum ideal as a platform for courses and workshops," the museum writes on its homepage.
The Rise and Fall of Typesetting
For instance, typesetting by hand (not to be confused with the mechanical typesetter, about whom you can learn more here). The typesetter used to be responsible for the joining of movable letters to form words, lines and entire printing forms. In traditional letterpress printing, proofreading was also part of the process. Typesetter was an apprenticed profession for a long time, which was usually learned in two to four years.
With the establishment of machine typesetting around 1900, a distinction was made between manual typesetting and machine typesetting. With the displacement of letterpress printing by photo and digital typesetting, the training of typesetters was discontinued in the second half of the 20th century. These are the facts about the history of typesetting.
Thomas Kurz experienced it at first hand: He worked as typesetter in a company in Saxony that printed, for example, church bulletins, thank-you cards and greeting cards of any kind. Start of work was 7 o'clock and everyday work consisted of setting, printing, buying paper and sometimes even delivering the result. Today, Thomas Kurz remembers that the major handicap at this time was to purchase new machines. They were hardly available. And then the turnaround came.
In 1991, Thomas Kurz bought his first computer and an offset printing machine and paid about as much for it as for a one-family house. From then on, he was able to print much faster and much more colorful. When more and more people started printing at home by the end of the 90's, Thomas Kurz was lucky to get the job at the Museum für Druckkunst.
The Technology of the Past for an Audience of the Future
The traditional production of an eight-page church bulletin used to take about a day. Although this method is no longer suitable for everyday use today, Thomas Kurz still believes that demonstrating the machines is a valuable experience especially for children: "Many people have never seen anything like this before, in other words, how it works: The assembly of letters, the typesetting." Just looking at the machines and reading the description could never sufficiently explain the procedures in the machine, that's why demonstrating typesetting is so important. Otherwise the technique will be forgotten eventually and the beauty of the printing history will get lost.
For more information about the manual typesetter and the history of the profession, take a look at the interview with Thomas Kurz. In case you don't know German, a picture paints a thousand words.
The Museum für Druckkunst will also have its own stand at drupa in June 2020. Here you can buy your ticket today!
PS: The site industriegeschichten.de presents numerous exciting professions and people who have worked until 1989 in Saxon industrial companies that no longer produce and who have remained true to their former professional environment even after the turnaround.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day is the only federal holiday that marks the contributions of a private American citizen.
Many government agencies and private businesses remain closed on this day in remembrance of Dr. King. His philosophy of nonviolence and use of peaceful demonstrations changed minds, changed laws and changed hearts.
One of the hallmarks of his message is the attitude of forgiveness.
Forgiveness is an act of kindness and wisdom that we can apply every day.


I have been a professional developer since I was 15 working for several US based companies as outsourced developer. I am also Visual C# MVP.
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I am graduating this year (B.Sc. in Computer Science). Watch out world, here I come!
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Yay, objections. I hate when Suggestion threads don't receive any attention, lulz.
I think Suggestions should be merged into DH General, this board is small enough and suggestions basically discuss the forum. If the merged DH category will look too huge on the main page, Legendary could be moved to become a sub-board of DH General.
I might say more on these later.
I'm not really sure how I feel about all of the suggestions.....there are so many options and I'm a bit confused to be honest. But I do like the idea of a Movie board. Maybe not now, but when there is actually more about the movie.
I'm cool with all of but merging the creations together, I'd hate to have to look through a whole bunch of avatar pics to find the non avatar ones, and I think it would be to cluttered, also i think theories should be kept too. just cuz the show is over doesnt mean we cant make up our own outcomes of the series.
Honestly, I don't see a need to merge or change anything. Its not like any of the boards are innactive or anything, so I don't see a real need to change anything. The only thing that I could think might happen would be the TAG thing but that would be a very long process by nature.
And I honestly like the RP boards just screwing up everything in the middle. I think it adds an odd symmetry to the board and it makes laugh.
GH likes having the RP boards in the middle of the Distant Horizon and DH Forum categories.
It's been a bit of a pet peeve of mine for a while, though. Lulz.
I myself can't see ALL of these happening, but the spoilers should be inactive... I mean.
As humorous as that is, let's keep things on this discussion please.
I'm just pointing out why a forum revamp would be impossible.
On a serious note, combining categories isn't a huge deal at all. It takes what, 5, maybe 6 mouse movements in the admin panel and BOOM, we have a streamlined better looking forum. It takes practically no effort and results in a better look.
Granted things have been this way for a long time but the reasoning "WELL IF IT'S BEEN KLUNKY AND UGLY FOREVER AND NO ONE CARED WHY TRY TO STREAMLINE AND IMPROVE IT?" is pretty disgustingly lazy.
And godhunter, saying you want to keep boards that, you admit yourself, screw up the symetry of the forum because you "like them like that" doesn't speak volumes about your interest or knowledge about the physical look of the forum.
I have to agree with Grandi here. I have prior experience using the Admin Panel, and it takes no time at all to combine the categories. Simply move all of the boards (there are what, four?) from one to the other, and rename it if you wish. The process would take a few minutes at most. Theres no harm in doing it, and our intentions are only to improve the forum.
A little stream lining, I can see that, but honestly, I would not start re doing the whole forum. Though I never quiet got DH/ Distant Horizon difference...I lived with it for this long, it's not going to kill me in the future. At least I can find most boards blind folded.
Yes I know that it wouldn't take all that long and yes I know that its not entirely complicated. I do however think that the forum would look better the way it stands now as opposed to combining the sections. I referred to the RP boards 'screwing up everything in the middle' because that is how it was looked at by the people who don't like its placement. In all honesty I think that they work very well with their current placement.
If you look at the current forum layout you'll notice that we have the avatar and general discussion boards at the top and the bottom. Then the two DH sections are the second from the top and the second from the bottom with the RP boards sitting in the middle. It gives the forum a structure and symmetry that would not exist if you combined the boards, and I personally happen to like that symmetry. Also if you look at what is actually in the DH categories you'll notice that the boards that people are more likely to respond to (DHgen, Suggestions, Contests) are in one section while the other section is more geared toward less discussion based topics (SB, Trash, Welcome). It might not be a bad idea to switch the Legendary and Questions sections, but I think that they way they are grouped makes a whole lot more sense than changing them around to make the forum look smaller.
I don't really care if you don't agree with me, but to belittle me by calling me lazy and saying I have no sense is something I'm not gonna sit quiet about. If you disagree with me, fine. State your case and listen to mine. To blow of the other side of a debate without so much as considering it coupled with condescending comments doesn't exactly sound like the best idea in the world.
The idea has been taken to the staff board and rest assured that this thread will be kept up to date with any updates, and know that if its decided that the change will help than we'll do it. I don't see the merit however of altering the existing layout that hasn't had problems since the beginning without seriously looking at it.


Her work has been reviewed in Art News, Frieze Art, Fiber Arts, ArtUS, and Artforum.com. She has presented work nationally and internationally including The Getty Center (Los Angeles), Museum of Contemporary Art (Sydney, Australia), Zacheta National Gallery of Art (Warsaw, Poland), National Review of Live Art (Glasgow, Scotland), Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (Los Angeles, CA), Museum of Contemporary Art (Denver, CO), Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (Scottsdale, AZ), and Phoenix Art Museum (Phoenix, AZ). She is an Associate Professor at the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts-School of Art at Arizona State University and is represented by Lisa Sette Gallery in Phoenix, Arizona and Fehily Contemporary in Melbourne, Australia.
She holds an MFA from Rutgers University in painting and performance and a BA from Hampshire College in photography and painting. She attended Skowhegan artist residency on a fellowship and has worked with South African artists Rose Shakinovsky and Claire Gavronsky (Rosenclaire) for numerous years.
Ellsworth's body of work called the Plural Wife Project, navigates issues of the body in relation to gender, sexuality, and cultural histories of the western United States. Exploring the inherent queerness embedded in early Mormon polygamy, the project engages contemporary notions of non-heteronormativity and re-imagines a community of women pioneering an alternative history. She is founder of the Museum of Walking and co-founder of Two Little Wishbones with her partner, Tania Katan. Together they run a workshop near Siena Italy called Topography of Memory. Ellsworth was born in Palo Alto, California, grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah, and resides in Phoenix, Arizona where she is an Associate Professor in the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts.
From eking out a living on Kolkata's streets to working as an interior decorator, Shabnam Ramaswamy's life has been full of twists and turns.
Born in a village in the interiors of West Bengal's Murshidabad, Shabnam, got to study in Kolkata's elite La Martinere School, thanks to her father's Army job. At 16, she was married off to a wealthy 32-year-old who would beat her to a pulp. After bearing him two kids, her husband would regularly throw her out of the house at night because he felt their son didn't look like him. One night, at 24, she left home with her son.
For two months, she lived in a shanty at Sealdah station after which she got herself a job and worked her way out of poverty. Within a decade, she succeeded in her job as an interior decorator, got a divorce and won custody of her children. But she began to tire of high-society life and trained her sights on social work. "I decided to leave Kolkata, as it was awkward going from businesswoman to social worker in the very same city," she said. She wrote down the names of six cities on chits of paper and asked her daughter to pick a chit. The girl picked Delhi, so that's where the family went.


Stuart currently works for Berkshire Hathaway Home Services PenFed Realty selling residential real estate as a licensed Realtor in DC and Virginia. He has been involved in the ILSS since first moving to the DC area in 1980 and has served on the ILSS Board 3 different times for 15+ total years. In the past, he has served the Illinois State Society as President and Treasurer. As a Board Member he has worked on several ILSS Inaugural Galas and the Bicentennial Taste of Illinois.
Throughout his life, Stuart hastraveled to 48 of the 50 states and done political work in 14 states. He was also responsible for managing the production of over 1200 political and issue briefing reports on all 50 states for President Reagan, VP Bush and several Members of The Cabinet.


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ProgressNow New Mexico
Pat Davis, executive director of ProgressNow New Mexico, gave an overview of the nonprofit's work to promote progressive causes such as the minimum wage, voting rights, immigration reform, conservation, and more. They promote progressive policy ideas, correct conservative misinformation, and hold elected officials and corporations accountable. The group has 120,000 subscribers.
As an example of their investigative work, Pat mentioned the governor's $2,700 coffee maker, part of the $100,000 kitchen remodel at the governor's mansion. ("Sell the Coffeemaker" t-shirts are available on the Web site.)
For more information visit ProgressNowNM.org.
Unified Action Update for January
Cheryl Frank, unified action coordinator, reported that more than 91 people are signed up for PVA's legendary Legislative Response Team. A member of the audience volunteered that it must be working because when she calls Santa Fe, the secretaries say, "Yikes. We've had 50 calls from Las Cruces already this morning."
For more information send e-mail to Cheryl.
Unified Action for February: Raise the Minimum Wage
Sarah Nolan, executive director of CAFé (New Mexico Communities in Action and Faith) presented the February unified action, asking for support of raising the minimum wage and explaining that raising the wage from $7.50 to $8.50 would add 67 million in consumer spending and create 600 new jobs in New Mexico.
For more information about the minimum wage and economic justice send e-mail to Sarah, call her at 575-520-1624, and visit the CAFé Web site. For detailed information about the February unified action, send e-mail to Cheryl Frank.
There's No Denying Climate Change
City Councilor Gill Sorg spoke of climate change and the need to bring carbon emissions down from 392 to 350 parts per million. He advocated the "fee and dividend" plan which would tax energy production and return dividends to those who use the least energy. In contrast, "cap and trade" plans give control of the process to Wall Street.
For more information send email to Gill and visit 350.org.
Safer Fireworks with HB 373
Alice Anderson said that HB 373 would improve safety by banning the use of aerial fireworks and also forbidding the use of all fireworks when there is "high fire danger." The bill is currently in the House Judiciary Committee, and Alice suggested that we contact the following people and ask that the bill be voted upon:
Gail Chasey, chair
Georgene Louis, vice chair
Terry McMillan, only committee member from Doña Ana County
For more information send e-mail to Alice.
Our Public Schools Are Doing Something Good
Maria Flores, newly re-elected school board member, thanked everyone for support in her campaign. She wanted us to know that good things are happening in our local schools and pointed to the Institute for Parent Engagement as an example The IPE was begun last year at Lynn Middle School and Mayfield High School and will be expanded this year to 8 more schools. The program prepares parents to become advocates for their children including skills such as how to have a productive teacher conference.
For more information send e-mail to Maria.
Update from DA D'Antonio
District Attorney Mark D'Antonio thanked the supporters of his recent campaign and promised to do what is "just and right." He announced a new focus on reducing truancy (thereby reducing gangs, drugs, and crime) and vigilance when it comes to protecting the rights of mentally ill and intellectually disabled prisoners.
The public is invited to attend the DA's open forums which will be held at 1 p.m. on the first Thursday of each month in the Commissioners' Chambers at the Doña Ana County Government Building.
For more information call Mark at 575-312-3650.
Democratic Party Events in March
Stephen Jones issued an invitation to upcoming Democratic Party events.
Precinct Meetings
Thursday, March 21, 6 p.m.
Schedule of Meetings Places is here
Annual Democratic Party Dinner
Guest Speaker: NM Speaker of the House Ken Martinez
Friday, April 5, 6 p.m.
Ramada Palms
For more information send e-mail to Stephen, call him at 575-312-8674, and visit Donaanademocrats.com.
GroundworkUSA Is Hard at Work for Doña Ana County
Tim Fulton, executive director, introduced himself and his organization to PVA. The nonprofit is a national organization with local chapters focused on improving lives through improving the physical environment in areas that are distressed and neglected. Groundwork Doña Ana has hired youth to undertake projects such as improving Vado and Sierra Vista Trails, planting 500 trees in city parks, and landscaping for the City of Las Cruces and the Town of Mesilla. Tim issued an invitation to an Arbor Day Celebration:
Saturday, April 6, 9 a.m. to Noon
Main Street near the Science Museum
For more information send e-mail to Tim, call him at 575-649-9075, and visit groundworkdonaana.org.
County Commissioners Move Forward on Immigration and Recycling
Commissioner Wayne Hancock announced that the commissioners, in a 5-0 vote, passed a resolution in favor of immigration reform. "We are committed to promoting equality in Doña Ana County," he vowed.
Wayne reported that glass recycling is going to be a reality. He held up a handful of hydroponic stones made in Albuquerque from recycled glass and explained that the manufacturer is in need of more glass to recycle and would be a ready market for our glass.
For more information send e-mail to Wayne or call him at 575-525-5810.
Emerge NM Trains Democratic Women to Run for Office and Win
Ambrosia Ortiz y Prentice, executive director of Emerge New Mexico, explained her group's goal of training Democratic women to run for public office and win. The training covers fundraising, getting out the vote, using media successfully, and talking about the issues.
For more information send e-mail to Ambrosia, call her at 575-650-2632, and visit emergenm.org.
For Better Health Care Support SB 226
Maury Castro brandished the "Bitter Pill: Why Medical Bills Are Killing Us" issue of TIME magazine and pointed out that Health Security for New Mexicans and Obamacare (The Affordable Care Act) are in complete harmony. He asked that we call Senator Joseph Cervantes and Senator Mary Kay Papen and ask that they support Senate Bill 226, which is currently in the Senate Judiciary Committee. SB 226 would save money and improve health care for New Mexicans.
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SB 286 Would Update the 1935 Oil and Gas Bill
Alex Curtas, research director for ProgressNow New Mexico, asked for suggestions for getting young people involved in political action and for creating a PVA-type group in Albuquerque. In addition, he asked that we visit ProtectNMwater.org to learn about Gail Chasey's House Bill 286, which would upgrade New Mexico's 1935 (!) Oil and Gas Act so that oil and gas companies pay modern day fees and penalties.
For more information send e-mail to Alex and call him at 505-312-5402.
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Kevin Bixby, executive director of the Southwest Environmental Center, spoke in favor of HB 579, which would ban leghold trapping in New Mexico. He demonstrated the trap (without harm to himself or members of the audience) and urged us to call in our support for the ban. He emphasized that HB579 is most definitely not an anti-hunting measure. Kevin noted with dismay that Nate Cote's bill to ban coyote-killing contests in New Mexico was defeated in a 38-30 vote. Lastly, Kevin brought tickets for SWEC's yearly Prius raffle.
For more information send e-mail to Kevin, call him at 575-522-5552, and visit wildmesquite.org.
Eliminate the R-Word
Cheryl Frank reminded us of Ann Coulter's infamous tweet, in which she referred to President Obama as "the retard." Cheryl urged us to do our part to stop using the R-word, which is always hurtful, never funny. March 6 is a "national day of awareness." You can visit www.r-word.org to learn more and pledge your commitment to stopping the R-word.
Cheryl read John Franklin Stephen's open letter, a gracious and powerful response to Coulter which is posted on the Special Olympics blog.
Thanks to Evelyn Madrid Erhard for Her Campaign
Peter Goodman expressed his appreciation for Evelyn Madrid Erhard's campaign for House of Representatives and reiterated his endorsement.
For more information send e-mail to Peter.
Let Senator Mary Helen Garcia Know How You Feel About "Those People"
Mary Lujan noted that Sen. Mary Helen Garcia voted against the marriage equality bill and was quoted as saying, "Those people do not deserve to be married." Mary suggested that you call Ms. Garcia and let her know how you feel about "those people." The number to call is 505-986-4417.
For more information send e-mail to Mary.
Happy Birthday, Dear Mary, Happy Birthday to You
Don Kurtz announced that Mary Lujan, PVA's totally unbiased, fair and balanced timekeeper, will celebrate the big five-oh on March 1. We all joined Don in wishing Mary a happy birthday and many happy returns of the day.
For more information send e-mail to Don.


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The first two months of Junior Year seemed to fly by for me, especially as a member of Boston University's space clubs. This year's expo was a great success for both clubs, with a lot of new members coming to all of the meetings since, where we drew up plans for a homebuilt telescope and discussed the s MOOSE emergency system designed to help astronauts bail out of spacecraft and safely return to Earth.
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Since it was established in 2014, the Brewers' "Wall of Honor" outside Miller Park has been a busy place. No less than sixty-eight members have been inducted or qualified for induction over that time, including Corey Hart, whose plaque was added in 2017. Several more active players will be inducted following their retirement, including several that could happen soon: Prince Fielder recently retired and John Axford, Yovani Gallardo, J.J. Hardy and Rickie Weeks are all currently without teams.
Once the current crop of qualified players runs out, however, there could be an extended lull between inductions. For the most part players who qualify for the honor do so based on longevity: The primary qualification is having made 2000 plate appearances, pitched 1000 innings or pitched in 250 games. No Brewer has reached any of those career marks since Francisco Rodriguez made his 250th appearance in 2015.
It's already been two-plus years since a new player qualified for the wall, and it could be a few more before anyone else joins them. Aside from the already-qualified Ryan Braun, the Brewers' active leaders in plate appearances are Hernan Perez (1126), Jonathan Villar (1115) and Domingo Santana (1033), all at least two seasons away from reaching 2000. The Brewers' active leader in innings pitched is Jimmy Nelson, who will pick back up at 611 1/3 when he's ready to pitch again following shoulder surgery. The only player with an outside chance of qualifying in 2018 is Jeremy Jeffress, who needs 70 pitching appearances to reach 250. His single season career high in appearances is 72, set with the Brewers in 2015.
Of all the players not qualified for induction Harper has easily the most plate appearances with 1984, although 639 of them came with the Seattle Pilots. Harper was the franchise's first star, leading all of Major League Baseball with 73 stolen bases in 1969, and following it with the franchise's first-ever 30/30 season in 1970. He was the Brewers' first All Star and finished sixth in the MVP voting that season despite playing for a team that lost 97 games. Despite spending just three seasons with the Brewers franchise Harper still ranks sixth in steals with 136.
Following the 1971 season Harper was the best player in a package the Brewers dealt to Boston to acquire six MLB players, including longtime Brewers first baseman George Scott. In October he turned 77 years old, so the Brewers might be running out of time to honor him.
The Brewers made an exception to the Wall of Honor criteria in 2015 to honor longtime catcher and broadcaster Bill Schroeder, and could just as easily make another to honor a player whose tenure in Milwaukee was cut short by injury but has made a major impact in the community.
Hisle joined the Brewers as a free agent before the 1978 season and made an immediate impact, hitting 34 home runs, driving in 115 and representing the Brewers at the All Star Game. He was a key part of the Brewers' first winning team, as they improved from 67-95 to 93-69 in the span of one year. He played in just 79 more games for the Brewers over the final four years of his career, unfortunately, and falls well short of the wall's playing time threshold.
Since his retirement from baseball Hisle has returned to Milwaukee and worked to improve his home community. His work with troubled youth and efforts to revive baseball in the inner city have been well documented. The combination of his accomplishments on and off the field makes him a candidate whose impact could easily be commemorated.
The only way for a manager to earn their way into the wall is by leading the Brewers to a pennant, something that has been done one time in franchise history. As such, Harvey Kuenn is on the wall despite being just the 12th longest tenured and eighth winningest manager in franchise history, and he and Craig Counsell (inducted as a player) are the only skippers represented.
There are several interesting candidates among those left out, but Garner is the most glaring omission. His tenure with the Brewers lasted nearly a full decade and ended with him as the franchise's all-time leader in both wins (567) and games managed (1180) by a wide margin, establishing records that no manager may ever equal. He was at the helm for over 15% of the franchise's 49-year history. The fact that the Brewers never reached the postseason during his tenure almost certainly wasn't his fault.
For the Brewers, of course, the best case scenario is that the next few years bring a boatload of wins, perhaps a pennant and a collection of awards that build the legacies and qualifications of a new generation of Wall of Honor inductees. Even if that happens, however, they could still be well served by taking a moment to reconsider some of the historical figures they've overlooked.


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Four café workers had a brush with death after becoming trapped in a car with water filling up around them.
The dramatic incident happened after the car they were in rolled into a river near to Seaton Beach in South Cornwall.
Holly Phillips, a waitress from the Seaton Beach café, and three colleagues, finished their shift at around 5.30pm on New Year's Day after a "very busy shift", and spent FIVE minutes trying to escape from a sinking Peugeot.
Holly, who had only recently purchased the Peugeot 307, said she had worked at the café for around five years, and had reversed out of the car park "around a thousand times".
She said: "We were leaving in the pitch black and as I reversed, I hit one of the stones which are put there to stop customers doing exactly what I did.
"The car went over the stone and rolled down into the river. It sank so quickly and we couldn't get the door open."
Holly said that she and her friends were trapped in the car for around five minutes whilst they desperately tried to get free from the car.
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The first day of June was this year's date for the annual Provincial Grand Lodge meeting. Held at the stunning Royal Hospital School, Holbrook.
And every Lodge in Suffolk would not have been visited if the cyclists had missed out the main one! So once again they set off, with yet another first, this time for the earliest start to visit a Lodge meeting, departing at 7am! The morning was a pleasant temperature but early morning mist and fog made riding lights essential and served to mist up the cyclist's glasses….
The fresh morning air and warm temperature made for a pleasant ride to Holbrook, on a yet unexplored route, following the narrow lanes through Polstead Heath and Lower Raydon, where Sulleys Hill was the only main challenge of the journey, it being an otherwise relatively flat route. Stutton village community shop provided a convenient stop for a breakfast sandwich and coffee stop.
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Following the Provincial meeting around 400 Brethren sat down to enjoy an excellent Festive board after pre-dinner drinks. The cyclists passed around a pint glass to each table, looking to garner a little extra financial support. Having visited nearly all the Suffolk Lodges most of the Brethren present had already supported the cyclists. Despite this an excellent sum of £341.86 was raised in support of their challenge and the festival.
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