The fire in belly moment you're waiting on is fleeting.
Only to happily be whisked away to do something else.
That's how painful having to write is when you don't feel inspired.
It's a shame because it's usually how we get our best hero stuff!
The kind of writing that moves people and gets YOU excited. I love writing in those passion filled moments, but...It's not sustainable and isn't the best content planning strategy.
To wait for an inspirational light bulb moment to take action, will leave your business bankrupt.
A failed attempt of forming a connection with your readers.
Tapped out of avenues to show up as the expert.
And a lost opportunity of attracting new clients.
Which means low to no revenue. You see how this is kind of a big deal??
I hear the whines and protest of "It works for me." and "I can't think of anything when i'm not inspired." groans. Save it.
--> Doing what you love, should be your inspiration.
--> Getting to work on things that light you up should create magnetized moments of creative energy.
--> Making money to live out your dream, should get you fired up because you can't BELIEVE people pay you to tell them what to do.
Yet, this still isn't enough because it's extremely hard to turn off business mode and enter a creative space.
To write from the gut takes emotion & demands you to put your heart on the page.
No wimpy effort will suffice.
And that's where most people back out and say they'll return when they're inspired. It's a lie because you won't. You will go off and do something unrelated to writing that post, blog or newsletter that is the pinnacle to your business.
You'll push it off and never get to it. Or worst, you write the bloody thing...and never hit publish.
Then you must sit and write.
There is no magic to consistently creating content, but there is a power to stirring the depths of human emotion. To feel everything, you pen and relive the story you want to tell.
That's what sets you apart from those who wait and those who seek inspiration. Trust me, it gets easier.
Make it a ritual to evoke an emotion. Take yourself back to the feeling you had when you made your first sale. Or the time you changed a client's business around. Or when you finally learned how to automate your payment system.
People are more interested in the feeling of it, that's how you inspire.
Take yourself back to the place of the topic at hand and write. Visualize the scene, people, placement of things and what was happening at the time and write. Feel the exact pain, happiness or sensation and write.
You have to feel it -- in order to write.
And you can call forth the exact feeling at any given time.
Watch a scene from a movie, read a quote, dance to the song tied to the scenario and help pull the raw emotion out. Here are a few more creative writing ideas to get your mojo back.
Be an actress and get into character.
P.S. You gotta stop writing things you don't even publish. If you struggle to create the things your audience cares about, grab your pen and be prepared to write. Get the content creative guide to conquering the blinking cursor and cashing in.


88 Travelguide was present at the ITB in Berlin. What a great fair it was! We have gained so many nice new contacts and impressions. We will tell you more about that now!
The ITB Berlin (Internationale Tourismus-Börse Berlin) is the world's largest tourism fair. The companies that were represented at the fair include hotels, tourist boards, tour operators, system providers, airlines, car rental companies and a lot more. The ITB Berlin takes place annually in March at the Messe Berlin.
It is so interesting to see what is going on in the world of travel! The holland stand was also very well represented. We met Michiel from the Keukenhof and that was such a nice conversation. Especially because our guides have a training in the following week at the Keukenhof. It brought us many new insights.
During our conversation with Anthony from GetYourGuide, Laura joined us and she is from The Royal Concertgebouw in Amsterdam. We were very excited, since we are going to do a combination tour with them. A city tour combined with a concert in the Royal Concertgebouw, how amazing is that! We will keep you informed about this, of course!!
We also had a very interesting conversation with Alco from Stromma. They also offer great tours and there is a new cooperation coming up. Hint… more possibilities to admire Amsterdam from the water! As you might know Amsterdam is very beautiful from the water, definitely a must do! A fun fact is that Amsterdam has more bridges than Venice. It's almost hard to believe. There are in fact 409 bridges connecting Venice's canals. Amsterdam actually has 1281 bridges. That is three times as many as Venice.
We are working on a art tour and at the ITB we had a lot of good meetings and conversations about it. We can not say much about it yet… But we are going to reveal little by little. Up to our next adventure!!


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Q: Lots of methods in activity I seem to have a lot of methods/logic in my MainActivity, I am making a simple application that can play sounds, saves them to the storage, share them or set them as ringtone/notification sound.
After implementing all the required actions my MainActivity was full of methods with lots of logic in them and I felt like this should/could be better. I tried moving methods with lots of LoC (around 50) like setAsRingtone(); to a helper class like RingtoneHelper as a static method and call it like RingtoneManager.setAsRingtone(this, sound);. I could do this for other methods as well like saveToStorage(); and share();. This would make my Activity a lot more readable but after some searching I found out that using helper classes with mostly static methods are frowned upon.
I could make the methods private and do it like this: new RingtoneManager(context).setAsRingtone(sound); but to me this seems like the same thing with more overhead.
How can I keep my Activities clean without too much logic in them? I am aware of patterns like MVP or MVVM but I'd like to know how this can be achieved with the traditional way of designing my application or should I bail out now and start using a pattern like MVP? If yes, what pattern?
I appreciate some input

A: Try to stick to a single concept per Class (Single Responsibility).
The best way it to write a summary statement in plain english describing what the class does - if the statement is too long or contains lots of "and's", then it is doing too much. You want to try and stick to OO concepts, so try to avoid lots of static methods and create classes that have a defined purpose.
You don't always need to adopt a pattern straight away, once you have split up the code, look for duplication and try to eliminate it, this is where a good design pattern can come in.

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Replacements: Pleased To Meet Me. By Ira Robbins : Articles, reviews and interviews from Rock's Backpages.
LIKE SOME STRAY dog you find in an alley, Minneapolis's Replacements are a scruffy mongrel of a band: uncontrollable and ugly, but somehow irresistable. You sense intelligence – sensitivity, even – behind the drippy, unfocused eyes and wobbly walk, but when you reach down to pet it, the mutt-fink spins around and bites you on the leg.


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Austin Peay Governors Basketball loses another game in overtime, this time to Tennessee State Tigers 88-82
APSU Sports: Austin Peay Men's Basketball
Clarksville, TN – Kellen Thornton tipped in a missed shot at the regulation buzzer and then Tennessee State scored the overtime's first seven points as the Tigers defeated Austin Peay State University, 88-82, Thursday night in Ohio Valley Conference basketball action.
APSU's Will Triggs had 18 points and 11 rebounds in the game. Austin Peay Men's Basketball.
Kohls Cares
By Richard Garrett | February 7, 2013 |
Clarksville, TN – February 2nd, 2013 marked the halfway point for the youth enrolled in the Hybrid Career Development Program. For the 1st 6 weeks a diverse group guest speakers facilitated classes that addressed Self Awareness, Education, Interpersonal Communication, Career Search Preparation, Networking , and Career Progress.
Kohls Manager, Brian Ballinger enlightened students on the importance of continuing to grow after getting the job and shared several key principles for moving up the corporate ladder. In addition to facilitating the classroom instructions, Brian and a group of dedicated Kohls employees volunteer regularly to support Manna Café to fund the Career Development Program through the Kohl's Cares Associates in Action Program.
Kohls Manager Brian Ballinger speaking to the students
Austin Peay Governors Tennis travels to Chattanooga and Abilene Christian this weekend
APSU Sports: Austin Peay Men's Tennis
Clarksville, TN – A full weekend awaits Austin Peay State University men's tennis. The Governors have two matches on tap, beginning with a 6:00pm, Friday, match at Chattanooga before returning home for a 1:00pm, Saturday, battle with Abilene Christian.
Austin Peay Men's Tennis. (Courtesy: Brittney Sparn/APSU Sports Information)
Clarksville Police charge Man with Rape of a Child
Clarksville, TN – On January 30th, 2013, around 10:30pm, Clarksville Police received a Department of Children's Services referral about a possible sexual battery involving an adult male and a male child under six years of age.
When Police received the referral, the suspect, Kevin Yepez, was out of the Clarksville area and was not supposed to return until February 1st, 2013. DCS took action and put a protection plan was put in place preventing Yepez from having contact with the child during the ongoing investigation.
Tennessee Titans add Gregg Williams to Defensive Staff
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Titans hired Gregg Williams as Senior Assistant/Defense.
The NFL informed Williams that he has been reinstated today and provided the following statement for release:
"Commissioner Roger Goodell today notified Gregg Williams and the Tennessee Titans that Williams' contract with the Titans has been approved and that he has been reinstated. The commissioner cited several reasons for the reinstatement, including Williams' forthcoming acknowledgement of and acceptance of responsibility for his role in the bounty program at the Saints, his commitment to never again be involved in a pay-for-performance or bounty system, and his pledge to teach safe play and respect for the rules at all levels of the game. The commissioner emphasized that Williams must fully conform to league rules and will be subject to periodic monitoring to confirm his compliance." «Read the rest of this article»
Austin Peay Lady Govs Tennis hits the road this weekend taking on Chattanooga and Evansville
APSU Sports: Austin Peay Women's Tennis
Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University women's tennis team will be road warriors this weekend, traveling for a 6:00pm, Friday, match at Chattanooga before journeying to Evansville for a 7:00pm, Saturday tilt.
Austin Peay Women's Tennis. (Courtesy: Austin Peay Sports Information)
Austin Peay Downtown Gallery presents the exhibit "Collective II"
Clarksville, TN – A new exhibit at the Austin Peay Downtown Gallery this month will highlight of the work of APSU alumnus Young Kim and APSU art instructor Becky Hall. The exhibit, "Collective II," will open with a reception from 5:00pm to 8:00pm on February 7th, and it will run through March 2nd.
Kim, a native of South Korea, is an associate professor of art at Elon University in North Carolina. He received his Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Kentucky and his Bachelor of Fine Arts from APSU. His work has been exhibited extensively at numerous galleries, including the Second Street Gallery in Charlottesville, VA, the Hun Gallery in New York City and Causey Contemporary in Brooklyn.
Becky Hall Exhibition
Know where you are going – a Tuskegee airman's story
Written by Jerry Green
USASOC Public Affairs
Donald Elder (left) with Reverend James Jones. Elder and Jones were members of the famed Tuskegee Airmen squadron . (Photo by Jerry Green/USASOC Public Affairs)
Fort Bragg, NC – On Friday, February 1st, 2013, history came alive for the more than 500 people in attendance at the Fort Bragg Officer's Club.
The event, part of the African American Heritage Observance, was hosted by the 8th Military Information Support Group (Airborne) Equal Opportunity office, and the start of African American History Month at Fort Bragg, NC.
Featured guest speaker, Donald Elder, captivated the audience with his stories and experiences as a young man who enlisted into the Army with the desire to join the famed Tuskegee Airmen unit. As Elder took the podium and observed the mass of military uniforms, he was visibly awed with the response from the audience.
"If I had any idea of the things I went through after joining the Army Air Corps would result into this opportunity to be with you today, reliving those experiences for you, I would do it all again over," said Elder. «Read the rest of this article»
Country Artist Jaida Dreyer To Release Debut Album, "I Am Jaida Dreyer", February 26th
Debut album produced by Grammy-winning producer Byron Gallimore
Nashville, TN – Streamsound Records recording artist Jaida Dreyer is set to release her debut album, "I Am Jaida Dreyer", on February 26th. The album will be available on all major digital retailers, including iTunes and Amazon.
The breakout release features 10 original songs written or co-written by the singer and is produced by Grammy award-winning record producer Byron Gallimore (Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Sugarland). The album features a special guest appearance by Sugarland's Kristian Bush on the track "Boy Who Cried Love," who co-wrote the song with her.
Country Artist Jaida Dreyer
Clarksville Police are looking for Two Brothers involved in Shooting Partygoers
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police Officers responded to reports of shots fired at 135 Westfield Court January 31st, around 10:30pm. A party had been going on at apartment 106 when two men entered and shots were fired. Two people had received gun shot wounds.
Police have taken out warrants and looking for brothers involved in the shooting of partygoers at 135 Westfield Court.

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Enzymes required for sulfur metabolism have been suggested to gain efficiency by restricted diffusion ("channeling") of an intermediate APS2- between active sites. This article describes modeling of the whole channeling process by numerical solution of the Smoluchowski diffusion equation, as well as by coarse-grained Brownian dynamics. The results suggest that electrostatics plays an essential role in the APS2- channeling. Furthermore, with coarse-grained Brownian dynamics, the substrate channeling process has been studied with reactions in multiple active sites. Our simulations provide a bridge for numerical modeling with Brownian dynamics to simulate the complicated reaction and diffusion and raise important questions relating to the electrostatically mediated substrate channeling in vitro, in situ and in vivo.


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Nostalgia & Nail Art Blog
"Hakuna Matata"- Lion King Nail Art Tribute
Welcome to a nail art tribute to the 1994 Disney classic, The Lion King. The Lion King is an animated film about a young lion cub named Simba who resides in the pride lands of Africa with his family.
Simba is destined to become King of his pride but interference from his Father's Brother, Scar changes the course of Simba's destiny. Scar murders his Brother, convinces his nephew that he was responsible for his Father's demise, and enlists the help of his henchmen to chase Simba out of the area so that he may assume the role of Kinng.
This scene haunted my dreams as a child.
While running away from home, Simba comes into contact with a Meerkat and a Warthog named Timon and Puma who then take the young cub under their wing to raise him into adulthood.
By chance, Simba reunites with his childhood confidant, Nala in the wild.
With the help of Nala and a Baboon shaman, Simba gains that courage to return to Pride Rock. After a battle ensues, Simba is able to take his place as King and restores the pride lands back to prosperity.
The Animators of the film spent time studying real animals as references for the characters. The film had over 500 animators, technicians, and artists contribute to its creation. It was the highest grossing film in 1994 as well as being the best selling videotape of 1995 once the film left theaters.
The Lion King produced sequels, a couple tv spin-offs, merchandise, and Broadway show. 90's babies and Disney fanatics will be treated to a CGI/live action reboot of the original Summer of 2019 and I just can't wait... to see it.
Take a look at my interpretation of the Hakuna Matata scene and hum the song while you watch the video on its creation.
Let me know if the comments below if you think of a Disney Tribute for decades past that you would like to see me recreate.
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"Pitch Black Darkness" (Black) by RK by Ruby Kisses
"Over Easy" "Brown) by Sinful Colors
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Baby, I'm back!- Baby Phat Nail Art Tribute
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This was the fourth performance given by The Beatles at Aintree Institute, which was situated at Longmoor Lane in Aintree, Liverpool.
It was put on by Brian Kelly for his Beekay Promotions. The Beatles were paid £8 10s (£8.50) for performing.
The Beatles played at Aintree Institute on 31 occasions, between this date and January 1962. The other dates were 7, 13, 14, 21, 27 and 28 January; 8, 10, 15, 18, 22 and 25 February; 1, 4, 8 and 11 March; 21 and 28 July; 4, 12, 18, 19 and 26 August; 2, 9, 16 and 23 September; 28 October; 11 November 1961; and 27 January 1962.


Need something new to make for brunch? Well this quiche is just what you're looking for. Crisp broccoli mixed with creamy white cheddar, mushrooms, and eggs filled in a buttery crust, take this classic dish to the next level.
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. In a skillet, heat two tablespoons of butter and saute the mushrooms. Season them with some salt and pepper and cook for 8 minutes. Remove the mushrooms and add in the other tablespoon of butter. Saute the garlic for a minute, stirring frequently. Add in the chard and cook until it's tender. Raise the heat and continue to cook until the liquid evaporates. Toss the chard mixture with the mushrooms. In a large mixing bowl, whisk the half-and-half, eggs, chopped broccoli, and two teaspoons of the salt. Prep the pie crust according to the package's instructions. Sprinkle a ¼ cup of the white cheddar on the crust. Pour the chard mixture over. Sprinkle the remaining cheese on top. Pour the egg mixture evenly on top and bake the quiche for 45 minutes.


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var assert		= {
	equal	: function(result, expected, msg){
		if( result == expected ) return;
		console.log("Error: "+msg+" (result:"+JSON.stringify(result)+" expected:"+JSON.stringify(expected)+")");
	}
}
var test	= function(testname, test_cb){
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	console.log("Test "+testname+" Done");
}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// one test
test("test get/set/has/del consistency", function(){
	// create the initial object
	var nested_uri	= new url_builder_oload_t()
	// define all the values to test
	var testvals	= [
		[ 'outter_uri'		, "http://localhost:4550"		],
		[ 'inner_uri'		, "http://example.com/file.flv?bla=gou"	],
		[ 'outter_var/mod'	, 'flv'					],
		[ 'outter_var/dupuri/0'	, 'http://jetienne.fr'			],
	];
	// test all values
	for(var i = 0; i < testvals.length; i++ ){
		var testval	= testvals[i];
		var key		= testval[0];
		var val		= testval[1];
		assert.equal(nested_uri.has(key), false	, key+" not present as expected");
		nested_uri.set(key	, val);
		assert.equal(nested_uri.has(key), true	, key+" present as expected");
		assert.equal(nested_uri.get(key), val		, key+" is properly set");
		nested_uri.del(key);
		assert.equal(nested_uri.has(key), false	, key+" no more present after delete as expected");
	}
});

// one test
test("build most basic uri", function(){
	var nested_uri	= new url_builder_oload_t()
	nested_uri.outter_uri("http://localhost:4550");
	nested_uri.inner_uri("http://example.com/file.flv?bla=gou");
	assert.equal(nested_uri.is_sane(), true	, "most basic nested_uri verified as sane");
	// test to_string() produces what is expected
	var result	= nested_uri.to_string();
	var expected	= "http://localhost:4550/http://example.com/file.flv?bla=gou";
	assert.equal(result, expected, "most basic properly built");
});

// one test
test("build with subfile_path", function(){
	var nested_uri	= new url_builder_oload_t()
	nested_uri.outter_uri	("http://localhost:4550");
	nested_uri.inner_uri	("http://example.com/file.flv?bla=gou");
	nested_uri.set		("outter_var/subfile_path"	, "/test/file");
	var result	= nested_uri.to_string();
	var expected	= "http://localhost:4550/*subfile_level*2/http://example.com/file.flv/test/file?bla=gou";
	assert.equal(result, expected, "properly built");
});

test("build with dupuri", function(){
	// create the initial object
	var nested_uri	= new url_builder_oload_t()
	// define all the values to test
	var keys	= [
		[ 'outter_uri'		, "http://localhost:4550"		],
		[ 'inner_uri'		, "http://example.com/file.flv?bla=gou"	],
		[ 'outter_var/mod'	, 'flv'					],
		[ 'outter_var/dupuri/0'	, 'http://jetienne.fr'			],
	];
	var expected	= "http://localhost:4550/flv/*dupuri*aHR0cDovL2pldGllbm5lLmZy/http://example.com/file.flv?bla=gou"
	// test all values
	for(var i = 0; i < keys.length; i++ )	nested_uri.set(keys[i][0], keys[i][1]);
	var result	= nested_uri.to_string();
	var expected	= "http://localhost:4550/flv/*dupuri*aHR0cDovL2pldGllbm5lLmZy/http://example.com/file.flv?bla=gou"
	assert.equal(result, expected, "properly built");
	// test self consistency parse/build
	var result	= (new url_builder_oload_t(result)).to_string();
	assert.equal(result, expected, "parse/build self consistent with dupuri");
});

// one test
test("build with outter_var/mod", function(){
	var nested_uri	= new url_builder_oload_t()
	nested_uri.outter_uri	("http://localhost:4550");
	nested_uri.inner_uri	("http://example.com/file.flv?bla=gou");
	nested_uri.set		("outter_var/mod"	, "flv");
	console.log("nested_uri="+nested_uri.to_string());
	var result	= nested_uri.to_string();
	var expected	= "http://localhost:4550/flv/http://example.com/file.flv?bla=gou";
	assert.equal(result, expected, "properly built");
});

/**
 * parse/build consistency
*/
test('parse/build consistency', function(){
	// define all the values to test
	var testvals	= [
		"http://localhost:4550/flv/*subfile_level*2/http://example.com/file.flv/test/file?bla=gou",
		"http://localhost:4550/raw/http://example.com/file?bla=gou&foo=bar&neoip_metavar_prout=slota",
	];
	for(var i = 0; i < testvals.length; i ++){
		var expected	= testvals[i];
		var nested_uri	= new url_builder_oload_t(expected);
		var result	= nested_uri.to_string();
		assert.equal(result, expected, "self consistant nested uri "+expected);
	}
});

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Boeing 737 Lands on Florida River and Fortunately No Death Reported
Nisha (Author) Published Date : May 04, 2019 14:54 IST
Boeing 737 Fight in Florida River , Image - Jax Sheriff's Office
Flight lands on the Florida River which tried to land under a heavy thunderstorm and It is fortunate to know that all 136 passengers on board are safe On Friday, Boeing 737 slid into St John's River near Jacksonville, Florida. There is no count of causalities which means that all are safe. However, it is said that two passengers suffered from minor injuries. The flight's origin is Guantanamo Bay reached this river finally.
The mayor of Jacksonville, Lenny Curry, said on Twitter that all on board were alive and accounted for The crews started to work to control the jet fuel on the river water. He added that Donald Trump called him to offer help. The plane now is down the river and the Fire and Rescue is at work. Now the question is, how did the US Federal Aviation Administration approve the Flight Control System of Boeing 737.
Boeing Jetliners are encountering problems around the world. Since March and after two crashes were reported killing 346 people. Anti–Stall software is what now on the heads of experts. It is said that it pushes the nose of the planes based on erroneous sensor readings. A technical review is said to start by next week to investigate the issue. Nine International civil aviation authorities have confirmed their participation in the meeting.
The meeting will be head by former National Transportation Safety Board chairman Chris Hart. Other experts are from the FAA and NASA. This group will check the Flight Control System and fix the Anti Stall System. In both, the previous crashes, sensors were responsible for showing false instructions. Full-fledged training on Max for the pilots and the faulty sensor fixation is the expectation as per the future and the early meetings and decisions.


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Lippi leads China over SKorea 1-0 in World Cup qualifier
Associated PressMar 23, 2017, 10:08 PM EDT
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) Marcello Lippi earned his biggest victory since taking over as coach of China's national soccer team, leading his squad to a 1-0 victory over South Korea on Thursday in a World Cup qualifier.
[ MORE: Shorthanded USMNT hosts Honduras as WCQ resumes ]
The coach, who led his native Italy to the World Cup title in 2006, was hired by China in October.
Yu Dabao scored the lone goal at Helong Stadium in Changsha with a header in the 34th minute, giving China only its second victory over South Korea in 32 matches.
China spent much of the second half defending with the visitors piling on the pressure. Ki Seung-yeung and Ji Dong-won both went close for South Korea but could not find a way past China goalkeeper Zeng Cheng.
South Korea has 10 points from six matches in Group A and is still on course to qualify for the World Cup in Russia. China, which last qualified for the World Cup in 2002, has five points.
Only the top two teams from the six-nation group qualify automatically. The third-place team will head to the playoffs.


At the beginning of August a female hiker picked up an American Dog Tick while hiking the Fun Loops at the beginning of the Escarpment Trail by Rt 23 in Windham. It was not discovered until 5 days later. At that time it was removed with the "Twirling Method" and preserved for Tick Testing at UMASS. Five days later a large speculated rash developed about 5 inch in diameter. She was put on antibiotics.
It should be noted that this region of the Catskills, as well as, Round Top has a large population of American Dog Ticks. About 1% of this type of tick carry the Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever ("RMSF"). Prior to this, RMSF had not been found in the Catskill Mountains, but had been found in the Hudson Valley. RMSF results in death in about 30% of the cases.
It should be noted that most people with RMSF have large spots. But, in about 10% of the cases they will get "speculated" rash. Had she waited another day, the rash would have been all over her body. 30% of the people die if they do not get tetracycline antibiotics. She recovered just fine.


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Looking for a quick appetizer to make today? Try a different twist on dipping strawberries in chocolate. Easy. Delicious. Fast.
You'll have enough time to make it as a treat today or an after-dinner dessert if you wish.
Strawberry buttons vary from the typical dip-in-chocolate method as you can see from the pictures.
Originally, I intended to dip the strawberries in chocolate by using my friend's daughter's recipe with cream cheese. We were shopping in Target, and I was looking for the chocolate squares I've used previously for chocolate dipping. There were none available, so I purchased dark chocolate chips.
My friend, Barbara, said her daughter made the strawberries with a cream cheese filling. "Great!" I told her, remembering that I had just picked up cream cheese recently. I was all set. However, when I later was in the middle of slicing my strawberries and melting chocolate chips, I pulled out the unopened cream cheese from the fridge. Herbs and onion! Uh-oh. Herbs and onion cream cheese with strawberries and chocolate didn't sound very appetizing. All of a sudden, my improvise method kicked in.
Barbara's daughter made yummy strawberries fills with cream cheese (doesn't that sound incredibly delicious?). I didn't want to go to the store again that day. Therefore, I decided on filling the strawberries with chocolate.
First, I cut the crown of each strawberry. Next, I sliced the bottom tips off so that the strawberries would not fall over when placed on a plate.
The chocolate chips were placed into a deep bowl and into the microwave for about a minute, stirred, then back in for another thirty seconds.
Fill the strawberries, place the strawberry bottom tips (buttons) on top. Serve like that, or dip in chocolate if you choose. My husband and I had an early Valentine's dinner and enjoyed the filled strawberries as you see in the photos. I did dip some in the melted chocolate, but our favorites were the filled strawberries that weren't dipped in the chocolate.
Cut off the bottom tips (buttons) of the strawberries so they can be placed flat onto a plate. Cut the crown of the strawberries off and discard.
Melt the chocolate chips in the microwave for about a minute, stir, then put back into the microwave for about another thirty seconds. Fill the strawberries, and place the buttons on top. Voila!
If you make the chocolate-filled strawberries, let me know your variations.
See more strawberry recipes on kitchenhospitality.com.
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What an interesting twist on chocolate strawberries! I am glad you noticed the cream cheese was herb and onion before you filled the berrirs with it. That could have been a disaster.


This installs the OEM Touring Windscreen on any Zero model.
OEM Screens are from MRA; most MRA screens for naked bikes have the same hardware type, so these instructions apply to the commuter screen as well, aside from the spoiler.
6mm Allen key wrench for the handlebar clamp bolts and replacements.
3mm Allen key wrench for the screen mounts.
(Optional) flat blade screwdriver to set spoiler adjustment tension/firmness.
Windscreen assembly, plastic edge piping trim and two metal clips.
A lot of these things are shrink wrapped to a card.
Mount to handlebars using provided bolts to replace the top stock handlebar clamp bolts. Torque per the owner's manual.
Trim to length and add the other clamp. If enough is left over you could attach some to the bottom.
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Synopsis: (Taken from back of book) Amelia Geist, Holly Schenck, and Tris Holloway are all broken — in one way or another.
In a lifelong act of penitence and defiance, Amelia Geist has remained a virgin and saved herself for Tris, her first love, who abandoned her more than fifty years ago.
A few weeks from retirement, Tris Holloway has led a separate life of his own in the hills above Silicon Valley, sealed by inertia within the confines of a loveless marriage and shattered by his decision to leave Amelia.
The only person who can repair the rift between Tris and Amelia is Holly, a single mother without means, who is trying somehow to mend her life while laid out in a hospital bed, a victim of her own suicide attempt.
The stories of Tris, Holly, and Amelia are presented in Fragile as broken fragments, woven together by profound truth and an astonishing connection that transcends the boundaries between this world and the next.
A big no-no was committed while writing this book, forgetting your POV. One minute the book is being written in third person and not entirely bad at all. We are introduced to a woman named Holly who does hair. It goes on to describe how an older woman comes in wanting something special done for a reunion party she is going to. She wants to look fabulous. Then without notice the book switches to first person (in the view of the old woman) and then switches back to third person.
I got to read about 10 pages and I couldn't do it. Is the book written in first person or third? I felt as if I was in the mind of a person with multiple personalities because the book had no idea which point of view it was taking. I had no idea who I was as a reader, or what I was reading about. It got to be too confusing that I had no other option than to put it down.
I think the author needs to decide — is the story first or third before I can continue. I even skimmed the book and it was all through out the novel. One minute first and the next third. This just cannot be done. No way. No how. Fragile by Chris Katsaropoulos needs a major overhaul.
I also wonder if I read the same book as the reviews on Amazon. Painted in such a fabulous light — did not one person realize that the author broke a cardinal rule of writing, faulty point of view?
I wouldn't mind reading Fragile in the future, but only after the author decides the point of view of the characters in the story.
Fragile is the debut novel of Chris Katsaropoulos, a keen observer of human nature whose prose is innovative, poetic, and at times truly transcendent. While juggling three different perspectives, he keeps us very much in the moment and yet the past is always present (and deeply felt) for his characters.


The Faro (Lighthouse) of Santa Ana is one of the attractions of Guayaquil. This lighthouse is located on Cerro Santa Ana in the historic Las Penas section.
beautiful and prominent statutes that is located right at the main part of the Malecon, La Rotonda is stately and patriotic.
The Guayaquil Park of the Iguanas is a great place to go to see iguanas in the wild. Iguanas are honorary residents of Guayaquil.
More chapel than church, it is located atop the 444 stairs of Las Peñas, across a small plaza from the Santa Ana Lighthouse.


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We have a wide variety of linens and drape for all of your rental needs. Samples are set up full time in our Showroom for you to view, touch, and even set up mock tablescapes to test out for your event.
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I came across these animated icons and had fun browsing all the different characters and movie icons. I was amazed that there were only a few I didn't recognize - thank you film history. I thought I'd pass on the challenge to you. How many movie icons/characters do you recognize? Click the image to enlarge, and for a hint at who the character might be the list of movies represented (in chronological order) is listed below.


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Networks and Netwars: The Future of Terror, Crime, and Militancy
Edited by John Arquilla and David F. Ronfeldt
Rand, 2001, 375 pp
Reviewed By Eliot A. Cohen
Any edited volume is bound to be a potpourri, and this book is no exception. But it has a useful collection of pieces on how contemporary communications shape nontraditional forms of warfare. The essays include chapters on the tactics of anti-World Trade Organization protesters during the riots in Seattle in 1999; the Internet and international crime; "hacktivism" ("the convergence of hacking with activism"); and the rise of what the authors term "netwar." Before September 11, readers might have been naturally inclined to pooh-pooh such talk of loose networks of terrorists, criminals, and militant subversives. But the peculiar structure of al Qaeda vindicates much of the argument here -- as the editors point out in a postscript written shortly after the terrorist attacks.
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South Korea Appeals to WTO Against Anti-dumping Duties of Japanese Stainless Steel
According to Kyodo News on Tuesday, South Korea has appealed to World Trade Organization (WTO) over the imposition of anti-dumping duties on Japanese stainless steel, and it leads to uncertainty of the previous ruling, which made the disputes between Japan and South Korea become more complicated.
In November last year, WTO made a final verdict on the case that Japan claimed that South Korea imposed unfair anti-dumping duties on its stainless steel. Regarding on this case, WTO was in favor of Japan side, and suggested Korea to immediately lift its policies. According to a meeting held by WTO's Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) on Thursday, Korea filed an appeal against the ruling on Friday (22nd Jan, 2021).
According to the report published by DSB panel, it pointed that there were no reasonable and appropriate evidence showing that the South Korea's stainless-steel industry would be influenced if the policy was lifted. The Ministry of Economy of Japan said that Japanese stainless steel is high, but it didn't form competition with Korean stainless steel. And this claim has been basically accepted by WTO.
The report also pointed, if South Korea has any doubts on the verdict, it can appeal to the appellate body within 60 days.
The Ministry of Economy of Japan also said it hopes that South Korea can obey the verdict and immediately lift anti-dumping policy.
South Korea asks the appellate body to make a judgment this time, but the appellate body has been "paralyzed" for more than a year due to the vacancy of the board caused by former US President Donald Trump's objections. Related experts believe that the issue between Japan and Korea is bound to take a long time due to the member pending of the appellate body.
Regarding on this, Japan criticized South Korea's move led to the disputes under pending, which makes Japan feel regrettable. And if the appellate body is in favor of Japan's claim and South Korea fails to correct it, Japan will launch countermeasures such as retaliatory tariffs toward Korea.
People who is familiar with this situation said that WTO members has called for this body to replenish as soon as possible at a DSB meeting held on Friday. Regarding on this, US Biden didn't not give the exact attitude, saying that the government has just started and it is still in a transitional period.
It is known that the dispute is about stainless steel used in industrial machinery and auto parts. South Korea said the low price of Japanese stainless steel damaged its domestic industry. And in 2004, Korea government imposed with tariffs of 15.39 percent. The Ministry of Economy of Japan said Korea has imposed 5.6 billion yen by the end of June, 2017. Although Japan sides requested for a proper investigation, Korea government still extended the policy for a third time in June 2017.
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Q: How to edit JavaScript in Firebug? I am only able to view the JavaScript files of the website via the Script panel. How can I edit it? I tried everything like double clicking the line that i want to edit etc., but it doesn't let me edit it.
If I move to the HTML tab, I am able to edit the HTML by clicking on the Edit button, but I am not able to edit the JavaScript.

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You can use the Firebug Console tab to write Javascript.  I use this quite a lot of rapid prototyping of code before I integrate it into my projects. When you use the Console, javascript is executed in the context of the current page.  Therefore, and scripts that are currently defined for that page, can potentionally be redefind.  E.g., in the Console window, I could do this:
$ = function() { alert("Whoops"); }

...and that would redefine the $ function used by JQuery.

A: In the Firebug console, you can type in new javascript. So just redefine functions or variables as needed through that.

A: You can't do it. You should use javascript console to redefine functions.

A: You can also use fiddler.
I use it and it has worked out for me pretty well.

A: As far as I know only Chrome's dev tools support editing JavaScript inside their Sources tab (not just via the command line). And you can add an extension like Tincr or DevTools Autosave and Chrome will save the changes to your JavaScript files on the disk. So it is pretty much a complete IDE for JavaScript.
Otherwise if you are using Firebug, you would have to test your code in the Command Editor, then open your text editor and open that file you were looking in Firebug and then add those changes inside your text editor and save.
I hope that one day they will enable JavaScript to be editable inside the Script panel of Firebug.

A: There is a "Scratchpad" built into the Mozilla framework. This can be reached from within Firefox.
In the "Tools" menu under "Web Developer"->"Scratchpad".
Or...
Just right click on any element on your page.
Select "inspect element"
On the inspector toolbar, far to the right, there is a noteblock "Scratchpad", press it.

Now you get a Javascript editor with syntax highlightning etc.. From here you can open/save your javascript source file.

Read more bout it here.


With the formal shift of control of the Wisconsin state Senate to Democratic control, America's leading anti-labor governor can no longer govern at whim.
Wisconsin held a series of recall elections over the course of a year, giving voters a chance to decide whether they approved of one-party rule by Governor Scott Walker and his anti-labor Republicans.
For most of the national media, the only story that mattered—at least the only story they've bothered to tell—is that of Walker's victory. Thanks to a massive infusion of our-of-state cash, the governor retained his office—albeit by the narrowest re-elect margin for a Republican governor since 1968.
But Wisconsinites always knew there was more to the story of the fight to check and balance Walker. And, this week, they successfully completed the critical struggle, ending the governor's complete control of state government.
From his election in 2010, Walker controlled not just the executive branch but, for all intents and purposes, the legislative branch. A pair of loyal Republican lieutenants, brothers Jeff and Scott Fitzgerald, made sure that the governor's wish was their command—with Jeff Fitzgerald running the state Assembly as its speaker and Scott Fitzgerald running the state Senate as its majority leader.
Without the Fitzgerald brothers, Walker could not have advanced his agenda.
When Walker was elected, Republican control of both chambers seemed to be assured for the whole of his first two years. That was particularly true in the powerful state Senate, where the GOP held a wide 19-14 advantage. The only power the Democrats had was that of withdrawing consent by leaving the state, as the fourteen dissenters did when Walker began moving to eliminate collective bargaining rights for public employees.
But the recall elections changed all that, ending the the arrangement that empowered Walker.
Now the Senate has a 17-16 Democratic majority.
Last summer, labor unions and their allies used recall elections to sweep two Republican state senators out of office. With the resignation earlier this year of a third Republican senator, Scott Fitzgerald found himself in a power-sharing circumstance with the Democrats through the next round of recall elections: for the governorship and several more Senate seats.
On June 5, Walker won the governor's race. But one of his steadiest backers, state Senator Van Wanggaard, R-Racine, finished roughly 800 votes behind Democratic challenger John Lehman.
Lehman, a former legislator with a progressive, strongly pro-labor record, campaigned as a firm foe of Walker's agenda. And national right-wing groups such as the Koch brothers–funded Americans for Prosperity operation did everything in their power to beat him. They even organized a massive final rally in southeastern Wisconsin's 21st district, featuring House Budget Committee chair (and conservative icon) Paul Ryan.
Even after Lehman won, the Republicans fought to prevent him from taking his seat, with an extended recount fight, threats of legal actions and a smear campaign suggesting that his victory (in a district with a substantial minority population) resulted from "voting irregularities" in African-American and Hispanic precincts of the historically Democratic city of Racine.
For a time it seemed the GOP would do anything to prevent Walker from losing his iron grip on state government.
Committees were reorganized to put progressive Democrats in control. (State Senator Lena Taylor, an outspoken progressive from Milwaukee, is now the co-chair of the powerful Joint Finance Committee.) Democrats immediately called for a special session to address job creation issues.
Walker's resisting. He's not interested in governing if he has to work across lines of partisanship and ideology. Unfortunately for the governor, however, he can't govern if he does not compromise.
Walker no longer can govern at will. And it is no secret that the hyper-partisan governor despises this new reality.
That makes the fall elections in Wisconsin—like legislative competitions across the country—critical tests. Voters in Wisconsin will have a chance to maintain the separation of powers they established through the recall elections, just as voters in a score of other states will have a chance to check and balance Republican governors by shifting control of one of more legislative chambers to the Democrats.
What's notable is that, in Wisconsin, via the recall elections, change came early. And dramatically.
Walker won his gubernatorial election. But he did not maintain his power. The voters, by shifting control of the Senate to the Democrats, checked and balanced one of the most powerful and controversial governors in the nation.


By necessity, for this update I am trying to change my format for blogging updates for recent cases involving the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act ("CFAA") as this lawyer has been busy lately. Instead of providing a relatively thorough analysis of each individual case, I must cover several in one update and just briefly touch on each of them. If you find that you like this format better, let me know or, if you don't, let me know that too!
Yoder & Frey Auctioneers, Inc. v. Equipmentfacts, LLC, 2011 WL 2433504 (N.D. Ohio June 14, 2011).
The Yoder case is a case in which the court denied the defendant's motion to dismiss the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act claim and provides a nice break from the usual employer-employee in fact scenario we see in CFAA cases. More importantly, it involves an application of the rarely used "interruption of service" aspect of a "loss" under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
Yoder, the plaintiff, is a heavy equipment auction company that, while performing in person auctions, uses a website that provides online services to its buyers and sellers associated with the auction. Equipmentfacts, the defendant, was under a contract with Yoder to run the online bidding services for Yoder until 2010 when it services were terminated. Following the termination of the services, Equipmentfacts obtained unauthorized access to Yoder's website by two different methods: (1) using an administrative identification and password from its prior relationship; and (2) creating a fictitious login using the name of a Yoder customer who was registered for the auction. Equipmentfacts used its access to post negative comments about Yoder and to place bids in excess of $1 million for equipment that it then failed to pay.
"any reasonable cost to any victim, including the cost of responding to an offense, conducting a damage assessment, and restoring the data, program, system, or information to its condition prior to the offense, and any revenue lost, cost incurred, or other consequential damages incurred because of interruption of service." 18 U.S.C. § 1030(e)(11) (emphasis added).
The question is whether Equipmentfacts' interference with the bid process invokes the "interruption of service" language. Equipmentfacts contends that language only applies to large scale sabotage such as crashing a website where a computer. Yoder contends that it applies to smaller scale issues such as this which is, in essence, interfering with the functional services provided by a website.
The court found this to be a question of first impression addressing the parameters of "interruption of service".
The court examined the cases argued by Equipmentfacts and found them to be distinguishable because they did not address the "interruption of service" issue; rather, they focused on the typical employer – employee misappropriation of information cases and destruction of data cases. These arguments were not helpful to the court.
Accordingly, the court denied Equipmentfacts' motion to dismiss.
Global Bankcard Services, Inc. v. Global Merchant Services, Inc., 2011 WL 2268057 (E.D. Va. June 7, 2011).
This case is confusing and makes my head hurt. I want to figure out what is going on here but I just haven't had time to – in the interest of not waiting another week for this update, I am leaving it at this. If you figure out the case before I take the time to do so, please let me know! Otherwise, I may update this later if I find a little free time!
Amedisys Holding, LLC v. Interim Healthcare of Atlanta, Inc., 2011 WL 2182720 (N.D. Ga. June 3, 2011).
Now we are back in familiar CFAA territory with the Amedisys case: an employee (Mack) excepted employment with a competitor and, before leaving his former job, e-mailed copies of proprietary information to herself. This matter was before the court on a motion for preliminary injunction which the court granted in part and denied in part.
The court found that Amedisys was likely to prevail on the merits of its Computer Fraud and Abuse Act claim against Mack: "there is no question that Mac exceeded any authority she had when she sent them [the proprietary information] to herself after accepting a position at Interim for use in competing with Amedisys." It is worth noting that the defendants were able to avoid having a temporary restraining order issued against them by agreeing to return the information, not use the information, and submit to a third-party forensics examination of their computers.
On June 15, 2011, Interim Healthcare of Atlanta, Inc. filed an appeal in the Eleventh Circuit: Interim Healthcare of Atlanta, Inc. v. Amedisys Holding, LLC, Case No. 11-12701 and a link to the Justia webpage to follow that case is available HERE.
There you have it, my efforts to just briefly touch upon these three recent cases involving the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act! First, you should know when a lawyer says he's going to be brief, you had better get comfortable — but anyway … I tried to do a pretty good job of keeping it brief on these last two cases, I simply could not do so with the Yoder case because it is so rare that we see a CFAA case involving the application or interpretation of the "interruption of service" loss language. I just couldn't let this one go by that easily!
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Home > Journals > The Indexer: The International Journal of Indexing > Volume 29 (2011), Issue 4 > The Poehlman case: understanding and indexing ethical problems in scientific journals
The Indexer: The International Journal of Indexing
The Poehlman case: understanding and indexing ethical problems in scientific journals
Brown, Carolyn
The Indexer: The International Journal of Indexing (2011), 29, (4), 179–184.
I thought you would find this interesting: The Indexer: The International Journal of Indexing, Volume 29, Issue 4 The Poehlman case: understanding and indexing ethical problems in scientific journals Brown, Carolyn Editors: Mary Coe The Indexer: The International Journal of Indexing (2011), 29, (4), 179–184.
https://doi.org/10.3828/indexer.2011.47
Ethical problems in scientific publishing lead to complex issues for indexers. It is important for indexers of both scientific journals and literature databases to understand ethical problems and the 'cascade' of publications that can result. Common problems involve authorship issues, duplicate publication (also called 'self-plagiarism' or 'redundant publication'), plagiarism and scientific misconduct. These can lead to corrections (in minor cases), expressions of concern (while an investigation is under way) and eventually retraction ('unpublishing' the article). An example is provided of an article containing falsified and fabricated data, published in Annals of Internal Medicine in 1995. The discovery of data fabrication led to several linked publications, including a retraction, a letter from the author, an editor's note, an editorial and letters to the editor. The MEDLINE indexing of these publications is provided, showing how they were linked to each other. In such complex cases involving many publications over several years, finding all associated publications and making a diagram can help in indexing all items comprehensively, making clear their interrelationship.
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Im only a little less nervous than I was last year.
I decided that it would be a great goal to make daily blog posts. I don't have any ideas for subjects but I figured I'd wing it.
I start a new job this year. I am now a highschool art teacher. I am beyond exited to lend my experience to the students. I can't wait to see what the the future brings me now.


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Malcolm Clive Spence (ur. 4 września 1937 w Johannesburgu, zm. 30 grudnia 2010 w Howick) – południowoafrykański lekkoatleta specjalizujący się w długich biegach sprinterskich, brązowy medalista letnich igrzysk olimpijskich w Rzymie (1960) w biegu na 400 metrów.

Sukcesy sportowe

Rekordy życiowe
 bieg na 400 m – 45,5 – 1960 (rekord RPA do 1983 r.)

Bibliografia

 Obituary: Malcolm Spence: Humble SA track star

Południowoafrykańscy medaliści olimpijscy
Południowoafrykańscy sprinterzy
Medaliści Letnich Igrzysk Olimpijskich 1960
Urodzeni w 1937
Ludzie urodzeni w Johannesburgu
Zmarli w 2010

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Swagger of 84th street and broadway. this was a painting i made about walking down the avenue of broadway and the community feeling of the movie theater. As i painted this piece i observed people from all ages and professions. kids going home from school and professional leaving work.


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A Gift and a Theft: Thinking Rabbinically in Troubled Times
July 2, 2020 July 2, 2020 / benedictgilbert
In The Great Gatsby, Nick Carraway forgets his thirtieth birthday, distracted by the climactic events to which he is witness. Unlike Fitzgerald's fictional narrator, I did not forget when the time came. I celebrated with a small party in the modest flat I shared with my friend – just off Pottergate (a street which leads west out of the city and is as cobbled as it sounds). It was not to be the "menacing road of a new decade." In fact, it was a good decade, one to be thankful for. As the evening climbed to its heights, and offered what music it could, I danced around the small living room to the Yiddish album, Cantors and Cantorials (Chazanim & Chazanut). My favourite song on this album (and the only one I can really remember now) was the darkly jaunty, 'Rich Folk, Poor Folk'. According to the sleeve-notes, in this folk song a layman asks the rabbi to explain the Hebrew verse: "Let us all sing a ditty of bread, meat, fish, and all fine things." The rabbi replies:
"Bread for the rich is a freshly baked roll, and a dry crust for the poor.
Meat, for the wealthy is a roast duckling, but for the impoverished, liver and lights."
'Rich Folk, Poor Folk'
Something like, The poor are always with you; a kind of philosophy of acceptance, endurance or perhaps even gratitude in the face of suffering. It also exists within the long rabbinical tradition of scriptural exegesis, interpreting the Torah and other sacred texts. One lesson from this way of thinking is that there are always at least two ways of understanding our experiences. Last month I wrote on Leonard Cohen, and recently the parallels between this folk song and his ballad 'Bird on a Wire' have grown more apparent to me. At the key-change, he sings:
"I saw a beggar leaning on his wooden crutch
He cried to me, 'you must not ask for so much,'
And a pretty woman leaning in her darkened door,
She cried to me, 'hey, why not ask for more.'"
'Bird on a Wire', Songs from a Room (1967)
The lines may be somewhat of their time, but the voice of the poet remains one caught between poverty and plenty; between suffering and desire. This is pure rabbinical thinking. Even the origins of the song are disputed, with two different versions (Cohen said that his then-lover, Marianne Ihlen, gave him the idea; Joni Mitchell claimed that her painting of three birds inspired the song). It's interesting that both songs concern a response to wealth, or its lack. In the Gospels both poverty and riches are potentially seen as a prison of sorts (the man at the pool at Bethesda; the rich young man – both of whom move in their shackles. Or, cast differently, have tried in their way to be free).
Leonard Cohen simply presents us with two alternatives and asks us to consider the question of what we may ask of life, or take from it. When Cohen himself was defrauded by his ex-manager, he seemed to receive his near-bankruptcy philosophically. A kind of worldliness—other-worldliness seldom seen in most people. "I don't recommend this as a spiritual exercise," he half-joked in interview, "but if it does happen to you, a lot of very important information is delivered to your heart." Something like Miguel de Cervantes who was said to become more generous the more impoverished he grew. Leonard Cohen was forced out on tour again which, in part, led to his extraordinary late flowering. A gift transfigured out of a theft.
In a time when we seem to swing wildly between division and cohesion, and division again, it might sometimes be worth thinking more rabbinically about things. To consider the possibility that not every question can be answered immediately or definitively. That it is okay (sometimes even wise), to suspend our judgement and learn from our experiences in the fullness of time. To let opinion or reaction cool into something more considered. As the young Irish writer Sally Rooney says in her debut novel, Conversations with Friends (2017), "You live through certain things before you understand them. You can't always take the analytical position."
I previously wrote on Leonard Cohen (June 2020), here: https://benedictgilbert.com/2020/06/02/be-not-afeard-the-isle-is-full-of-noises-my-search-for-leonard-cohen/
Poet of suffering and desire
'Rich folk, poor folk' ("Die Negidim un die Kabzonim"), a song of poverty and plenty
Chazanim & Chazanut, (Pearl; Pavillion Records), 1988; (the song and was recorded by the tenor Mordechai Hershman in 1920, the year he emigrated to the United States)
Allan Showalter reports the story about Joni Mitchell's influence on 'Bird on a Wire': https://allanshowalter.com/2019/03/04/leonard-cohen-and-joni-mitchell-just-one-of-those-things/
Interview with Leonard Cohen in 2007 (SVT/NRK/Skavlan, 2016): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2pFG9WoxfU
William Eggington, The Man who Invented Fiction: How Cervantes ushered in the Modern World (2016), an excellent blending of biography and literary criticism
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Leonard Cohen, Mordechai Hershman, Rabbinical thinking, Yiddish Klezmer music
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